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The seventh collection of brochures, annual reports, catalogues and event programmes published on BP&O. These mix layout, material choice and print finish, and between them effectively utilise colour, type, proportion, image, texture and paper contrast to communicate, compel and contribute to a distinctive graphic identity. This selection features uncoated and coated papers, spot colours, blind deboss and die cuts, and includes work by studios Folch, Spy and Toko.
In the spirit of trying to subvert the chronological value-hierarchies of the traditional blog format this post was published as a quick way to browse through BP&O's content and gain access to older but equally interesting projects through different themes. Further, this is less about optical pyrotechnics, although that is a consideration, but how each of these fulfils a role within a broader system, click each image to read more. This expands upon previous posts under the category BP&O Collections. If you liked this check out more brochures here.
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While the 90s trend is truly in this summer a new decade seems to be influencing a/w15 catwalks, that is the 70s.
Think bell bottoms, big rounded sunglasses and influences of the hippie trend and oversized blouses.
One of the most flattering and stylish micro-trends that fits under this category is big rounded sunglasses, while Rayban style sunglasses have dominated the sunglasses style the past few years a more geometric style has come in, much like the rounded specs John Lennon used to adorn. Ones I adore are these rose tinted daisy boohoo sunnies.
Which brings me to the next trend, hippie. I know our generation has had a revival of this, called 'hipsters' but designers are playing homage to the original 60s and 70s style. Think crochets, flower crowns and tie die. If you've gone into any high street shops this summer I'm sure you must have seen the kimonos that are in abundance it seems. While these weren't a huge trend in the 70s, it fits in perfectly with it. One if my favourite kimonos this season is this almost monochrome floral kimono from Asos, so it's easy to wear with anything.
While bell bottoms aren't in culottes are, yes wide leg pants are back in season. I doubt I'd be brave enough to wear them but I do have a certain fondness from this pair by Forever 21.
It's not just big baggy pants that are in, big baggy blouses are as well, not just in the torso but large sleeves. I prefer this trend to the pants and this blouse from boohoo can be easily worn with washed out shorts for a easy but chic look this summer.
Influence from the 70s has also been seen on the catwalk. My favourite example being the Moshino s/s14, I'm always in admiration of their quirky style.


Joanne Simmons is the winner of Facet's Design Challenge for June 2016 in the Metal, Wire, Clays & Resin category, for her piece DRAPED RING. Originally from the United Kingdom, Joanne came to the States in 2005 and found her passion for silversmithing and jewelry designing soon thereafter. She lives in Jersey City, NJ with her husband and their cat, Girl. Her business name is Silver Sculptor, which originates from the metal she prefers to use, and the fact that she started out sculpting using Precious Metal Clay.
The category for the challenge was FOLDS. To lay one part over another; to create a line or a crease; to clasp together, as in the folding of hands. To incorporate into a mixture. To make a covering, a wrap or a soft, gentle draping. To concede, by throwing in your cards. We couldn't wait to see how jewelry makers interpreted this theme in their own way, and we were not disappointed. The "Folds" on Joanne's piece are just lovely, capturing the illusion of softness, like fabric, with the strength and inner glow of fine silver.
I first found out about Precious Metal Clay from browsing through Etsy, I noticed that a lot of the jewelry I liked was made from it, so I did some research and joined a class in New York City. I then took a class at the School of Visual Arts which taught me how to solder and that really helped to propel my work and opened up lots of different avenues for me to experiment with. Since then, if I see something I like the look of, I'll research how to make it through YouTube, magazines and books.
WHAT STYLE OF JEWELRY DO YOU MAKE?
My bestsellers on Etsy are cufflinks, be that handprint jewelry cufflinks, or personalized cufflinks for weddings or special occasions. I was recently asked to create a pair of cufflinks for a 25th wedding anniversary and it's times like that, when I can make an impact in people's lives, that makes me want to create. I enjoy knowing that my jewelry is being given to people to commemorate special times.
I am also asked to create handprint jewelry for people that have lost their children and all they have is handprint to remember their children by. This is so special to me, that someone has entrusted their memories with me and that I can create something that will be with them forever as a constant reminder. My finished products connect me with my clients, crafting bespoke one-of-a-kind jewelry tied to the bonds between giver and recipient. It's the greatest feeling in the world.
For my line of handprint jewelry, I mostly use Precious Metal Clay. Each piece is made using the hand or footprint of the customer's children, so each piece is unique and can be personalized.
I also use Sterling Silver for all other pieces that I make. Silver is definitely the metal that I'm drawn to the most, much more than brass, copper, gold etc. I always have been, since a young child. That's not to say that I won't use other metals, for example I recently made our wedding bands from white gold (of course!).
ARE YOU WORKING ON ANYTHING INTERESTING RIGHT NOW?
I'm currently teaching myself how to use Rhino to create 3D pieces. I've started out with a cufflink that says LOVE in Braille. Both my Grandfathers were blind and so creating a Braille Collection might be the next thing I work on - that and continuing to learn how to use Rhino.
I've always had a talent for self-learning software and this is getting me really excited about the possibilities. No longer am I restrained by my silversmithing abilities or having to learn how to make something, I am now restrained by my technical abilities behind the computer. I truly see this is as the way forward for jewelry design, though I would never want to give up working with my hands, which is how my love for this industry started in the first place.
Most of my work can be found on Etsy: www.thesilversculptor.com/etsy. I also have a website that is exclusively dedicated to the handprint jewelry that I make from PMC: www.handprintjewelry.com. I can be found most days on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook (@silversculptor) and I am usually at craft fairs in Northern New Jersey, the next one is the All About Downtown Street Fair in Jersey City in September.


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Leon Evertt McCoy – August 3, 1971 – December 20, 2022
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Leon Evertt McCoy, 51, of Port Clinton, passed away on Tuesday, Dec. 20, at his residence. He was born on Aug. 3, 1971, in Fremont.
Visitation will be held at the Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home and Crematory, 216 Washington Street, Port Clinton, on Wednesday, Dec. 28, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m., followed by graveside services at 1:30 p.m. at LaCarpe Cemetery, Lacarne.
Miriam Baetens – March 15, 1931 – January 19, 2023
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Miriam Baetens, age 91, of Sandusky and formerly of Birmingham, Mich., passed away peacefully on Thursday, Jan. 19, at Parkvue Rehab. She was born...
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Help your loved one rest, relax, and recharge — even when you're the one going on vacation.
Caregiving for a loved one is a full-time job. And like any full-time job, you need vacation days to relax and rejuvenate — except caregiving doesn't come with a team to cover for you while you're gone.
If you want to actually relax during your getaway, some careful scheduling and home updates will prevent worrying about the quality of your loved one's care.
As the primary caregiver for your loved one, you need someone to cover both your caregiving and homeowner's responsibilities while you're gone.
1.Hire a professional caregiver. Professional caregivers help with a variety of duties. They can live with your loved one 24/7, stay during the day, or just visit for a few hours, depending on the need.
2.Turn to family, friends, or neighbors. If you have siblings, ask them to cover for you. You can also ask members of your community to take care of your home and do household tasks that your loved one can't do.
3.Find a skilled nurse. Does your loved one need special medical help? Have a certified nurse step in to fill your shoes. Nurses are licensed and trained to provide care for complicated medical issues.
4.Look into assisted living. Many assisted living communities offer short-term stays for patients. Just be sure to plan ahead — these communities often need advance notice to make accommodations.
Don't make your temporary caregiver figure things out alone. Prep your home so everything is easily accessible. While you're at it, get some home technology that will keep you in the loop.
1. Gather important information. Gather all the necessary paperwork, medical records, and emergency contacts your loved one might need. Tape the documents to the refrigerator, within easy reach.
2. Prepare meals. Whether you hire a full-time caregiver or not, prepping meals ahead of time makes it easier for your loved one to eat properly. Package meals in the fridge or freezer with clear labels and instructions.
3. Do the laundry. Ensure that your loved one will have enough clean socks and underwear while you're gone. Lay out clothing for the week, or hang outfits grouped together and clearly labeled in the closet.
4. Install a home security system. A smart system lets you view alerts and even security camera feeds remotely from your smartphone.
5. Get a medical alert. A medical alert will help your loved one contact emergency services at the press of a button. You can also receive a call if anything happens.
Your loved one is used to having you around, so make your absence easier with some careful schedule planning. Post a calendar in an obvious place so your loved one always knows what the next thing is on the to-do list.
1. Overlap the transition. If possible, have your temporary caregiver start while you're still around. It will help the caregiver understand how you do things, and it will help your loved one get to know them.
2. Make a social calendar. From doctor's visits to social events, put everything in the calendar. Hang a large, visual calendar for easy reference, and mark the date you return.
3. Write down the daily schedule. Is your loved one used to a certain daily routine? Let the temporary caregiver know. Map out a typical day for the caregiver to have as a reference.
4. Plan something fun. Ask your loved one if there's anything special they'd like to do while you're gone or once you get back. You want them to have something to look forward to during your absence.
5. Reassure your loved one. Listen to their worries and concerns before you leave. Let your loved one know that the only thing that will change while you're gone is your presence. Make sure they understand that you're coming back.
Taking a vacation shouldn't make you feel guilty. Take time to care for yourself, and you'll be a better caregiver. With everything settled before you leave, you'll enjoy your vacation knowing that your loved one is well taken care of.


The boldly designed nhow Rotterdam offers a glimpse into the city's art, architecture, design, and fashion.
nhow Rotterdam is a local hotspot, so you'll get to enjoy the local culture simply by going to the hotel bar and restaurant.
Bright and modern rooms offer minimalist décor with bold pops of color. Select rooms offer views of the skyline or sunrise. Suites include additional living space and views of the city.
Featuring skyline views, nhow BAR has live DJs on the weekends. The KITCHEN offers a flexitarian menu where diners can add meat, poultry, or fish to vegetarian dishes.
Enjoy a drink along with city views at the hotel's rooftop terrace. The hotel offers a fitness center, as well as bicycles to explore the city.
Explore the in-house art collection. Visit the Nederlands Fotomuseum or the Natural History Museum Rotterdam. Go shopping at Beurstraverse or Blaak Markt. Talk a walk through Boompjes Park or Leuvehoofd Park.


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Top Ten Junior Players Of All Time
Let's take a look at the Top Ten junior players of all time. For the purposes of this list we will at players in the WHL, OHL and QMJHL only.
10. Pat Lafontaine, Verdun, QMJHL Rookie-record 104 goals, 234 points in 1982-83; major junior player of the year.
9. Denis Potvin, Ottawa, OHL 254 games, 95 goals, 234 assists, 329 points. Broke Bobby Orr's junior records.
8. John Tavares, Oshawa, OHL 215 goals, 433 points in 247 games; most goals in OHL history; eligibility rules changed to admit him at 15; 2006 major junior rookie of the year, 2007 major junior player of the year; two world juniors, named 2009 all-star, top forward and MVP.
7. Sidney Crosby, Rimouski, QMJHL 120 goals, 303 points in 121 games; two-time major junior player of the year; silver and gold with Canada at two world juniors.
6. Eric Lindros, Oshawa, OHL 97 goals, 216 points in 95 games; one Memorial Cup victory; three world junior tournaments; major junior player of the year in 1991.
5. Mike Bossy, Laval, QMJHL 309 goals, 532 points in 263 games; most goals in major junior history.
4. Bobby Clarke, Flin Flon, WCHL 122 goals, 305 points in 117 games; two scoring titles and the trophy was later renamed in his honor.
3. Bobby Orr, Oshawa, OHA Started career at 15; 70 goals, 259 points in 159 games as a defenseman.
2. Guy Lafleur, Quebec, QMJHL 233 goals, 379 points in 118 games; 130 goals, 209 points and a Memorial Cup in 1970-71.
1. Mario Lemieux, Laval, QMJHL 247 goals, 562 points in 200 games; 61-game point streak, 133 goals and 282 points in 1983-84 all set major junior records earning him major junior player of the year honors.
Honourable mention: Brian Propp (511 points in 3 seasons in Brandon).
By the way, the all time leading scorers in each of the three major junior leagues are basically unknowns to NHL-only fans. Check out these stats:
WHL: Brian Sakic (591), Glen Goodall (573), Craig Endean (529)
OHL: Stan Drulia (479), Dale McCourt (479), Wayne Groulx (477)
QMJHL: Patrice Lefebvre (595), Stephan Lebeau (580), Patrick Emond (575)
These statistical leaders and other junior sensations were considered, but ultimately the Top Ten junior players of all time had to have been successful graduates to make the grade.
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cool list as a pretty much nhl only fan i like learning something new
How about a top ten list of players who never made it to the NHL?
Maybe Guy Rouleau, Luc Robittaile's old line mate....
Sulema	Vasquez said...
It is a nice article. Denis Potvin is a all time top favorite player. The people never forget him because he has dedicated his whole life in hockey. I like him so much.
How bout Tyler Johnson one cup away from being only american to hoist all the greatest cups plus junior gold. Thanks Babcock for great find, small players need a huge heart, could be best usa player ever by end of his career. 999,999 out of a 1,000,000 would say no chance he would make it to the league. Goal leader to skate (Boot) too. Go Chiefs Go Spokane Native Represent. Hot clouds cold ice go Lightning do it for country, fans and T.J.
Lou said...
Players that didn't impact NHL 'Trois Denis' Denis Savards linemates in Q. Tremblay & Roy
Bryano said...
Of course, the all time scorers didn't make an impact in the NHL. They were top all time scorers because they played at 18, 19, and 20 when Lemieux, Crosby and Lefleur were winning Rookie of the Year honours in the NHL
mark ferguson said...
No Brad Richards he played 190 games in the Q and scored 432 points and won every trophy going.


By Hassan Mujtaba in Apps for PC on July 30, 2018 .
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Two Local MMA Fighters Arrested for Fighting and Grand Theft Auto
VICTORVILLE-(VVNG.com): In recent years, MMA fighting is becoming an increasingly popular sport, that's what makes it no surprise that when the names Christopher Culley and Lavell Lacy came up on scanner traffic, some people recognized the names.
Culley, a lightweight MMA fighter and Lacy, a MMA heavyweight fighter both got recent attention, but not for reasons relating to the MMA.
Culley, 29 of Victorville was arrested due to fighting, but this time out of the ring and with his girlfriend during a Monday night altercation. The two were on their way home from a gathering when a verbal altercation ensued, followed by the MMA fighter, known as "The Urban Legend" hitting the woman twice in the face. After the two closed fist hits to her face, authorities say, the woman was left with a bleeding split lip. Culley left the injured woman at a nearby hospital, then left scene.
On July 7, 2015 Culley was arrested in the area of Palmdale Road and Park Avenue at about 2:00 a.m. Culley appeared in court during a July 9th arraignment via video where he pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor domestic violence. Culley has been appointed a public defender by the Victorville Superior Court. He is being held at the High Desert Detention Center in lieu of $25,000 bail and is due back in court on July 23, 2015 for a pre-preliminary hearing.
Lacy, 32 an MMA fighter and convicted felon from Hesperia was arrested on Friday, July 3 in the 16900 block of Nisqualli Road in Victorville at about 6:20 p.m. He was booked into the High Desert Detention Center on charges of grand theft auto as well as additional charge enhancements due to his prior parole or probation agreements. He is currently being held at the High Desert Detention Center in lieu of $150,000. On Tuesday, Lacy pleaded not guilty to all charges, including special allegations and is due back in court on July 15, 2015 for a pre-preliminary hearing.


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Rosa Parks: Remembering Her Resilience, Resistance In The Face Of Racism
Rosa Parks' refusal to give up her bus seat to a white passenger sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott in 1955.
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UPDATED: 8:30 a.m. ET, Dec. 1, 2020 —
Rosa Parks, befittingly called the "Mother of the Modern Day Civil Rights Movement," sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott with one special move 65 years ago: staying in her seat.
#OTD in 1955, Rosa Parks was arrested in Montgomery, AL, for refusing to give up her seat to a white passenger on a city bus. Her fierce act of resistance and civil disobedience sparked the Montgomery bus boycott, which eventually led to desegregation of the city's buses. #BLM pic.twitter.com/1zV0u9sO9J
— Kristen Clarke (@KristenClarkeJD) December 1, 2020
Her move, simple in delivery but stellar in impact, represented a refusal to relinquish her seat to a white passenger when bus driver James F. Blake demanded that she do so in Montgomery, Alabama, on Dec. 1, 1955. Blacks were known as colored, and inferiority was the superior thought about African Americans at the time of Parks' burgeoning resistance. She, like so many Black people, was tired of being resigned to second-class status because of racism.
December 1, 1955 — Rosa Parks was arrested after refusing to give up her seat to a white passenger in Alabama. pic.twitter.com/Fkqmfz5UWj
— MoorInfo (@MoorInformation) December 1, 2020
On that day, Parks' resistance was right. Yet, the courageous woman, 42, was arrested and briefly locked up, handcuffed by the stigmatization of segregation.
#OnThisDay 65 years ago, Rosa Parks spoke out – 4 days later, the world began to listen. #MontgomeryBusBoycott #otd pic.twitter.com/UJ96hEbovJ
— Rosa Parks Museum (@RosaParksMuseum) December 1, 2020
Parks' revolution was racialized and publicized. Threats and caveats alike were thrown her way, but proved futile.
1955: Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a Montgomery, Ala. city bus. https://t.co/gptsz8CDn1 pic.twitter.com/4watpqD8FA
— NYT Archives (@NYTArchives) December 1, 2017
The activist summed up her feelings about that heavily documented day in her "Rosa Parks: My Story" autobiography in 1992: "I was not tired physically, or no more tired than I usually was at the end of a working day. I was not old, although some people have an image of me as being old then. I was 42. No, the only tired I was, was tired of giving in."
Don't you know, talkin' bout a revolution. It's sounds like a whisper#1dicembre #RosaParks pic.twitter.com/71UCdUne59
— Carmine Valentino (@ValentinoC2014) December 1, 2017
Parks, the secretary of the Montgomery NAACP chapter at the time, was not the first woman to refuse to vacate her seat. Claudette Colvin, Susie McDonald, Mary Louise Smith and other women were arrested for their resistance of the segregated bus system. A small boycott snowballed into a major boycott that lasted more than 300 days, starving revenue for the Alabama buses operations.
On this date in history in 1955, Rosa Parks refused to sit in the back of a Montgomery, Alabama, bus, defying the South's segregationist laws. God bless her. #TheSimpleTruth pic.twitter.com/PZ66laoa07
— ♔𝓙𝓪𝓶𝓮𝓼 𝓣𝓱𝓮 𝓐𝓻𝓴𝓪𝓷𝓼𝓪𝔀𝔂𝓮𝓻♔ ジェームズ (@Scotty_2017) December 1, 2020
Colvin, Parks and the other female protesters, along with Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., in solidarity with one another, supported a major legal case, Browder V. Gayle, that caused a reversal in course pertaining to bus segregation in 1956. Black folks won the agency to sit in whatever seats they wanted, a right that should have been there's from the start.
On December 21, 1956, Black bus riders in Montgomery were finally allowed to be seated on a first-come, first-serve basis. Rosa Parks and Dr. King were among the first passengers to board local buses that day. pic.twitter.com/8aUrRH2Ne5
— Legal Defense Fund (@NAACP_LDF) December 1, 2017
#OnThisDay in 1955, Rosa Parks was arrested in Montgomery, Alabama, after refusing to give up her bus seat to a white passenger… https://t.co/NGxedDAcym pic.twitter.com/H5Zwk0w9Dy
— HistoryExtra (@HistoryExtra) December 1, 2017
Parks, who died in 2005 at the age of 92 in Detroit, Michigan, will forever be remembered for her role in the revolution in Montgomery.
Like Rosa Parks, mother of the civil rights movement, let's be FEARLESS in our fight to end gun violence. pic.twitter.com/rqjOJQZx6k
— Moms Demand Action (@MomsDemand) December 1, 2017
African Americans, including Barack Obama, have admired the intrepid Parks.
*Takes my breath away!*
Be still my heart. ❤ On this day, Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat.
Photo: President Obama sits on the Rosa Parks bus at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, MI pic.twitter.com/UarPcnTa6d
— Keep On Believe Inn (@YMBBastepaway) December 1, 2017
Bus seats are still posthumously reserved for the activist even to this day.
Milwaukee transit buses to honor Rosa Parks Friday: https://t.co/nopYxPdSPD pic.twitter.com/XvdQSg7DWe
— TMJ4 News (@tmj4) November 30, 2017
Rosa Parks' Historic Home To Return To The US
Who Knew? Besides Being A Civil Rights Icon, Rosa Parks Was Also A Great Cook
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Justice Denied: Gurgaon Lawyers Violated Their Duty By Refusing To Defend Ryan Accused
Everyone has the right to have legal representation.
On 8 September 2017, a child studying in Class II of Ryan International School, Gurgaon, was found dead in the school toilet with his throat slit. The police acted with extreme urgency and arrested Ashok Kumar, who was working as a bus conductor for the school, for the murder. Other than the alleged perpetrator, the Police also arrested Francis Thomas, regional head of Ryan International School, and Jeyus Thomas, head of Human Resources for the School.
The very next day the Gurgaon District Bar Association and the Sohna Bar Association passed resolutions declaring that none of their members would represent the "accused who murdered the boy/student" of Ryan International School. Note the word "murdered."
One of the cardinal principles of the criminal justice system in India is that an accused is deemed innocent until proven guilty. The Bar associations clearly ignored this principle...
One of the cardinal principles of the criminal justice system in India is that an accused is deemed innocent until proven guilty. The Bar associations clearly ignored this principle by pre-judging that the accused had "murdered" the child. Also, by passing such a resolution they provided the accused grounds to seek transfer of the trial out of Gurgaon, which is exactly what happened.
On 18 September, the Supreme Court heard a petition filed by Francis Thomas seeking transfer of the case out of Gurgaon on the basis of the resolutions passed by the Bar associations. However, the Supreme Court refused to grant relief after the Gurgaon Bar Association informed it that the resolutions had been withdrawn and no hindrance would be caused in dispensation of justice. The Court called it a "redeeming act." In my opinion, the court should have imposed punitive fines on the associations for passing the resolutions in the first place.
Of course, this is not the first time that such resolutions have been passed. In the past, various nationalistic Bar associations have passed similar resolutions refusing to defend people accused of terrorism and physically assaulted lawyers who dared take up such cases for the accused. Such actions were challenged in 2010 by lawyers from Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Maharashtra before the Supreme Court by way of a writ petition titled Md. Shuaib & Ors. vs. Bar Council of India and Ors.
The Supreme Court while disposing of the petition framed guidelines to address such issues in future and directed the Bar Council of India and state Bar councils to ensure that disciplinary action is taken against erring lawyers upon receipt of complaint. In a subsequent matter, the Supreme Court decided that any attempt by the bar associations to pass resolutions asking lawyers not to appear for an accused was illegal and unconstitutional.
Lawyers are considered officers of the court, which burdens them with the duty of putting aside their personal opinions in order to ensure that justice is effectively dispensed.
Even in the petition filed by Francis Thomas the Supreme Court restated that any person, irrespective of the offence he or she is accused of, has the right to be represented by a counsel of his or her choice. Such resolutions come in the way of access to justice, and are in contravention of the guarantee provided by Article 22 of the Constitution of India to seek legal representation of one's choice. In fact by denying legal representation such resolutions also violate principles of natural justice which provide the right of being heard—this would be a hollow right in absence of legal representation of one's choice.
Lawyers are considered officers of the court, which burdens them with the duty of putting aside their personal opinions in order to ensure that justice is effectively dispensed. The Bar Council of India and the state Bar councils are the regulators of the legal profession and must ensure that lawyers fulfil this duty towards their clients. The Bar councils have to be more proactive in ensuring that such resolutions are not passed and no lawyer is obstructed from appearing for his or her client, and no accused is obstructed from engaging a lawyer of his or her choice.
The opinions expressed in this post are the personal views of the author. They do not necessarily reflect the views of HuffPost India. Any omissions or errors are the author's and HuffPost India does not assume any liability or responsibility for them.
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Process-oriented psychology, also called process work, is a depth psychology theory and set of techniques developed byArnold Mindell and associated with transpersonal psychology, somatic psychology and post-Jungian psychology. Process oriented psychology has been applied in a range of contexts including individual therapy and working with groups and organisations. It is known for extending dream analysis to body experiences and for applying psychology to world issues including socioeconomic disparities, diversity issues, social conflict and leadership.
From its original 'dreambody' concept, Process Work developed a theory and ways of working with altered states of consciousness including near death and coma and experiences given psychiatric diagnoses. Mindell's book on coma and palliative care inspired a UK theatre production performed in Edinburgh and London. Process Work and Arnold Mindell are also known for a theory and methods for working with conflict resolution and leadership issues, in groups and organisations.
Process oriented psychology has been associated with alternative spirituality movements. It is considered an example of a modern Western eclectic adaptation of shamanism and has been taught at the Findhorn community in north-east Scotland.Fred Alan Wolf cites Mindell's 'dreambody' concept and the Institute of Noetic Sciences lists Mindell in their directory.
Deep democracy, as the psychologist Arnold Mindell points out in his book, The Leader as Martial Artist, is a timeless feeling of shared compassion for all living beings. It is a sense of the value and importance of the whole, including and especially our own personal reality. Deeply democratic people value every organ in their body as well as their inner feelings, needs, desires, thoughts and dreams.
This use of the term 'deep democracy' is distinct from that of Arjun Appadurai and Judith M. Green in community development:50–51 and that of Haider A. Khan in economic theory.
Using role-playing exercises, body awareness and other techniques, Mindell tries to intensify the conflict under controlled situations - hoping that through some cathartic process, conflict will reconcile itself.
Process oriented psychology is one of eleven psychotherapeutic modalities examined in a Swiss longitudinal study of therapeutic effectiveness completed in 2012. There are published studies of the clinical application of Process Work to group therapy with people experiencing mental illness and to the care of elders with dementia. A Japanese case study has described the application of process oriented psychology to the treatment of a woman with symptoms including major depression and an eating disorder, concluding that the method can be effective in the resolution of psychosomatic problems. Process Work has been used to extend play therapy techniques and found to enrich therapeutic work with children experiencing parental separation issues. The process oriented psychology approach to clinical supervision has been documented and shown to offer experiential and phenomenological techniques to work with signals, roles and the "parallel dynamics" that occur within client-counsellor and counsellor-supervisor interactions.
An Australian case study has considered the use of process oriented psychology for tackling the problems of intercultural communication in higher education; it finds that Process Work has a multidimensional concept of social rank (expanded beyond social status to include 'psychological' and 'spiritual' aspects) which promotes understanding of interpersonal communication issues and could be used to improve international student experience in Australia.
Process oriented psychology is represented by a professional organisation called the International Association of Practitioners of Process Oriented Psychology (IAPOP). The Association recognises over 25 training centres around the world including the UK, Poland, India, Greece, Israel, Palestine, Russia, the Ukraine and the US. The first teaching organisation was founded in Zürich in 1982 and is now known as the Institute for Process Work (Institut für Prozessarbeit IPA), an accredited Training Institute for psychotherapy in Switzerland. The Research Society for Process Oriented Psychology in the UK (RSPOPUK)'s Training Programme is accredited by the United Kingdom Council of Psychotherapy, within the Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy Section. In the US, the first training centre was established in 1989 in Portland, Oregon, now known as the Process Work Institute, while the Deep Democracy Institute was founded in 2006.


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Q: Debugging react-native application using WIFI Could not run adb reverse: Command failed: /home/sofiane/Android/Sdk//platform-tools/adb -s 192.168.1.2:5555 reverse tcp:8081 tcp:8081

When i use port : 8081
adb tcpip 8081
adb connect 192.168.1.2:8081
I have this error :

And when i use port : 5555
adb tcpip 5555
adb connect 192.168.1.2:5555
I have this error :

A: As stated on react-native docs
devices have to be on same wifi in order to work, then go to settings through app by shaking it and in menu select "Dev Settings": Just add pc local address to "Debug server host & port for device" like so 10.0.1.1:8081.
As  well adb reverse tcp:8081 tcp:8081 may be required.

A: In the beginning connect your mobile to pc and run app using react-native run:android command. then run adb shell input keyevent 82 command. It will display a popup window and select Dev Settings.And then go to debug server host &port for device. Then Enter your wifi host ip which is also connect with your PC (use this link to get wifi IP get local IP of the connected wifi)
and get the value of Your Local IP is:*************
and after that IP address add : 8081
if you want to live reload through the wifi use this adb shell input keyevent 82
command and select live reload option.

A: If you are connected to an Android device over wifi you must do as advised in the last suggestion on the error screen (because adb -s ip:port reverse ... seems not to work):

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*With your app open, shake the device until you see the developer menu.

*Go to "Dev Settings".

*Set "Debug server host & port for device" to your development machine's IP at port 8081.

A: Make sure you have connected on the same network, like in my case I connected my laptop through my phone's hotspot. Of course you also need to have internet access and make sure you have successfully installed your app to your phone using react-native run android. If you have successfully installed your app you may now remove the attached USB cable.
Then on
Windows, just open your terminal (CMD), then type ipconfig, and then press enter.
You will then see the list of your IP configuration.
Your private ip address is the IPv4 Address, something like 192.168.0.10.
On your react native project, run react-native start to start the metro bundler.
When the metro bundler started it will say Running Metro Bundler on port 8081 <- this is the port that you have to connect through.
On your device go to device setting then to "Debug server host & port for device", then type the computer's private IP address plus the port where metro bundler is running, for example: 192.168.0.10:8081.
Click on save then try to reload your app again.

A: I had same problem on Windows, I solved it by adding rule for port 8081.
in your case, this may help you:
sudo ufw allow 5555/tcp

A: What I do when I'm having troubles with the wi-fi connection because my PC at work has firewall rules that changes all the time.

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*Turn on my "mobile hotspot", to share my connection, with the mobile connected to the wi-fi.

*Connect my notebook on the shared network from mobile.

*Get the IP that the mobile has generated.

*Set "Debug server host & port for device" to that IP at port 8081.

A: I was able to do without having to connect device and installing app initially.

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*Open project in Android Studio

*Open "Device Manager" in Android Studio

*Click "Pair using Wi-Fi" in Device Manager Android Studio

*On device -> Settings -> Developer Options -> Wireless debugging -> Enable wireless debugging

*On device -> Settings -> Developer Options -> Wireless debugging -> Pair using QR code -> Scan QR code showing in android

*Run adb devices from terminal or equivalent to list the device on the same network

*run react-native run-android deviceId=xxxxxxxx with xxxxxx the device name of your adb device on same wifi network showing in terminal

There you will have app debuggable from wifi

A: I had faced the same issue over trying to connect android 4.4 device for debugging with react native application .
you have to disable firewall
then connect over again , it works fine
Happy coding !!

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The Physics Behind Dandelion Seed Plume Dispersal Revealed
Fluffy dandelion seeds act like parachutes. Understanding this may improve drone design and miniaturization.
10-Nov-2017 2:20 PM EST
American Physical Society's Division of Fluid Dynamics
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Images produced by Cathal Cummins, University of Edinburgh. Used with permission.
A video of a dandelion fruit in the University of Edinburgh wind tunnel with the flow visualized using smoke seeding and illuminated using a laser sheet gives the viewer an idea of how the flow moves around the dandelion's parachute.
Credit: Images produced by Cathal Cummins, University of Edinburgh. Used with permission.
An image of a dandelion fruit in the University of Edinburgh wind tunnel with the flow visualized using smoke seeding and illuminated using a laser sheet gives the viewer an idea of how the flow moves around the dandelion's parachute.
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Newswise — WASHINGTON, D.C., November 20, 2017 -- The fluffy dandelion seed head -- that gauzy, white sphere that is really a cluster of seeds on wispy filaments -- infuriates gardeners, but delights physicists. That's because those seeds may lend key insights into the physics of parachutes, useful for designing small drones, or micro air vehicles (MAVs).
An interdisciplinary collaboration of three groups including researchers in fluid dynamics, micro fabrication and biomechanics at Scotland's University of Edinburgh will present their findings on the topic at the 70th annual meeting of the American Physical Society's Division of Fluid Dynamics, held Nov. 19-21, in Denver, Colorado. Investigators reveal why, at low Reynolds numbers, the rules for big parachutes don't apply to small dandelions. The Reynolds number, the ratio of inertial forces to viscous forces, is often used in engineering to predict whether flow conditions will be turbulent, a high Reynolds number, or laminar. Although the physics and design rules of man-made parachutes are well-understood, until the Edinburgh team's effort, the flow around the miniature parachute of the dandelion was not.
The answer, according to research team member Cathal Cummins, is in the vortex. "In our work, we uncover the flight mechanism of a parachuting dandelion fruit, and reveal a new type of vortex, responsible for its flight capacity," Cummins said.
The work can potentially be applied to miniaturizing MAVs useful for remote observation and dispersion in a range of applications, from agriculture to space exploration, especially in conditions hazardous to humans. Their works starts with a parachute model.
"When skydivers jump from high up in the atmosphere, there are many questions to consider," Cummins said.
The dandelion has evolved a parachute that addressed atmospheric considerations, carrying its seed in slow, steady descent and with minimal use of materials. In terms of physics, the dandelion parachute has evolved to achieve high drag without sacrificing stability, and with very little material -- it's 90 percent empty space. This leads to a quadrupling of the drag coefficient compared with an impervious membrane, such as a wing section. "Our research could shift the paradigm in the design of small passive flyers such as micro air vehicles," Cummins said.
Previous models of the dandelion fruit considered that each parachute filament acts independently, and that the total drag force supplied by the parachute can be found by adding up each of these contributions.
"The reality is very different: the dandelion's flight capacity is enhanced by a 'neighbouring effect' of nearby filaments, which act together to generate a separated toroidal vortex (STV) in the wake of the dandelion," Cummins said.
In the laboratory, researchers showed that building a low-porosity miniature parachute leads to a destabilizing of this STV, and hence a turning moment causing the fruit to spin. By choosing a highly porous parachute, the dandelion allows just enough airflow through its canopy to stabilize this STV, eliminating this turning moment. At the same time, the drag coefficient of the parachute is quadruple that of a low-porosity one. "Our research shows that the dandelion's parachute is an exquisite example of less is more," Cummins said.
Abstract: L3.00002: "The miniature parachute of the dandelion fruit," by Cathal Cummins, Ignazio Maria Viola, Madeleine Seale, Enrico Mastropaolo and Naomi Nakayama, is at 4:18-4:31 p.m. MST, Nov. 20, 2017, in Room 403 in the Colorado Convention Center. http://meetings.aps.org/Meeting/DFD17/Session/L3.2
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We will grant free registration to credentialed journalists and professional freelance journalists. If you are a reporter and would like to attend, contact Julia Majors (jmajors@aip.org, 301-209-3090) who can also help with setting up interviews and obtaining images, sound clips or background information.
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A press briefing featuring a selection of newsworthy research will be webcast live from the conference Monday, Nov. 20. Topics for the briefing include everyday occurrences -- such as citrus peel squirts, the explosive reaction when water meets hot oil and the physics of the human body's snoring and sinuses -- and the unusual -- such as how a star-nosed mole smells underwater and how a dinosaur inspired a robot. Times to be announced. More information can be found at the following link: https://www.aps.org/units/dfd/pressroom/
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I've been working with a customer on a project to show how Java code can access Microsoft Excel files through the .NET interfaces provided in Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO). Although the example uses Excel, the principles here will work with the VSTO interfaces for any other Office application, including Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint.
The customer is using .NET Framework 1.1, so we concentrated on VSTO 2003 and the 1.x-targeted version of JNBridgePro 3.0, but the same ideas will work with .NET 2.0 and VSTO 2005.
The program takes an existing Excel file Book1.xls, opens it, assigns the string "hello world" to cell A1, then saves it away and quits. We wanted to write a Java program that would do the same thing.
As a first pass, we'll start by generating proxies for all the VSTO classes used above: Application, Workbooks, Workbook, Worksheet, Range, WorkbookEvents_SheetChange, and Type (plus supporting classes). However, if you just do a straightforward one-to-one translation from C# to Java, you'll run into a couple of issues.
The Excel objects that are returned from the API are actually instances of System.__ComObject, which is a special .NET wrapper for the underlying COM objects returned by the various Office APIs. Now, System.__ComObjects don't actually implement the interfaces they stand in for (try applying the reflection method Type.GetInterfaces() to a System.__ComObject to verify this), although if a System.__ComObject o is supposed to represent an object with an interface I, the test "o is I" will succeed. In any case, the built-in .NET-COM interop seems to take care of this, but the metadata needed to make this happen isn't proxied across to the Java side and this leads to ClassCastExceptions when the proxied System.__ComObjects are assigned to variables of interface type.
To address this issue, we need to make sure that all interop with COM objects happens on the .NET side. To do this, we create wrapper classes for each of the Excel classes we use. The wrappers are what gets proxied, and the underlying wrapper objects are simply pass-throughs to the COM objects — since the calls to the COM objects are done on the .NET side, the interop automatically happens.
Note that the wrapper methods are passthroughs. Also look at the last property, Sheets: it returns an object that implements the Sheets interface. Since that object will itself be a System.__ComObject, we need to wrap it with the wrapper for Sheets (SheetsImpl) that we've written before it can be returned. In general, we need to do this with all members that return an object of an Office API type, since they will all be System.__ComObjects. Objects of other types, including primitives and strings, don't have to be wrapped.
Load all the classes (using "Add classes from assembly file…") from the wrapper DLL.
Generate proxies for all the classes that you've loaded.
place the 1.x-targeted versions of jnbshare.dll, jnbsharedmem.dll, and jnbjavaentry2.dll in the GAC.
Place the following code in a file MainClass.java so that the paths to jnbjavaentry.dll and ExcelWrappers.dll are correct on your machine, and compile it. Make sure that jnbcore.jar, bcel-5.1-jnbridge.jar, and the jar file with the proxies for the Excel VSTO interfaces and the wrapper classes are in the compilation classpath. Note that we're configuring JNBridgePro programmatically so you won't need to worry about a configuration file. It's set up for shared memory.
Note the long strings below have been wrapped. Make sure they're correct when you try to compile this code.
Note how we only explicitly refer a wrapper proxy once, when we're wrapping the VSTO ApplicationClass. In all other cases, we continue to use the VSTO interfaces, but if we've constructed the wrapper classes correctly, wrappers will be returned for each call and we address them through the interfaces, so they're invisible.
If you've done this properly, the Excel spreadsheet will now have "hello world" in cell A1.
Once you get past the need for wrappers, setting up this interop is pretty simple, and it'll work for all the Office APIs, not just Excel.
A question for all of you out there. Would you be interested in having JNBridge supply an assembly with wrappers for the Office APIs, or are you happy to do it yourselves? Let me know.


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The palette. This palette has three good sized sections. An illuminating cream base for dark circles, a highlighter for the cheek bones and an eyebrow sculptor. It has a clear large mirror, with some tweezers and a brush applicator. 10/10.
Illuminating cream base- this cream as a soft smooth texture that has a light peachy sheen. It applies smoothly and covers quite well, not as good as my MAC cover up, I would probably use this combined with another under eye concealer, not alone. I want to try this for contouring, I think it would be a good product for that. The swatch on my hand in the picture below shows the illuminator as the first line. 6/10.
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Eyebrow sculptor-this is a powder with three shades. A dark purple/brown, a green shade and grey. These are unusual shades to have, I wasnt sure whether each shade was meant to be used in a particular way, if you know please comment as I would love to know. I used the purple shade which filled in my brows well and lasted. Was pleased with this result. 4/10.
Tweezers and brush applicator- the tweezers were so disapointing, they didnt seem to work! Were difficult to work with, they didnt catch the hairs very well, in the end I gave up. The brush was good and applied my brow sculptor well filling what was needed. It was soft and did the job. 2/10.
I love the packaging so much!!! So pretty so am saddened that the product wasnt great, not something I would purchase. The illuminator didnt cover my dark circles as well as hoped, the highlighter didnt highlight my cheek area, I couldnt tell the difference from not having any on. The eyebrow sculptor was a good product which did last and appeared natural. The tweezers are difficult to use. I really wanted this product to work for me as I am a sucker for packaging, but unfortunately the product is not for me.
Aww what a shame! this looked amazing!
I was so disappointed with it too!
Gutted!! As it was so pretty!! I had a fight with the tweezers and im not a violent person!!


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Who Is A Refugee?
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This is one of those sorta made up recipes. One of those I was scratching my head Saturday night trying to figure out how I was going to fix hamburgers for Sunday lunch.
It worked! I put a dozen, warehouse club-bought, pre-formed hamburger patties into the slow cooker. (They were not frozen). Just piled in every which way. Turned it on low at 7 a.m.
And enjoyed them for lunch at 12:30 p.m.
Give the slow cooker a good coating of non-stick spray.
Pile all the hamburger patties in together.
Shake the worchestire sauce over the patties.
Cook on low for 5 1/2 hours. Remove to paper towels to drain before serving.
This makes nice, soft patties. We added a bit of salt and pepper to taste. Plus all the fixin's and Beloved's Slaw on the side. It made for a fun, family birthday Sunday lunch celebration.
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interesting. . . We have done Cabbage Rolls in the crock pot. I would have never thought of hamburgers. I'll definately try it. We love burgers, but are out of propane and it's too messy to make on the stove.