Increasing guideline adherence in the management of acute coronary syndrome (ACS) in hospitals potentially reduces heart failure and mortality. Therefore, an expert panel identified three guideline recommendations as the most important aims for improvement in ACS care, i.e. timely invasive treatment, use of risk scoring instruments and prescription of secondary prevention medication at discharge.
This study aims to evaluate in-hospital guideline adherence in the care of patients diagnosed with ACS and to identify associated factors.
The study has a cross-sectional design. Data are collected in 13 hospitals in the Netherlands by means of retrospective chart review of patients discharged in 2012 with a diagnosis of ACS. The primary outcomes will be the percentages of patients receiving timely invasive treatment, with a documented cardiac risk score, and with a prescription of the guideline-recommended discharge medication. In addition, factors associated with guideline adherence will be studied using generalised linear (mixed) models.
This study explores guideline adherence in Dutch hospitals in the management of patients diagnosed with ACS, using a data source universally available in hospitals. The results of this study can be informative for professionals involved in ACS care as they facilitate targeted improvement efforts.
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What does $1,800 rent you in Oakland, today?
We've rounded up the latest rental offerings via rental site Zumper to get a sense of what to expect when it comes to scoring housing in Oakland if you've got a budget of $1,800/month.
First up, here's this one-bedroom, one-bathroom over at 2637 35th Ave. It's listed for $1,800/month.
In the unit, expect a mix of hardwood floors and carpeting, closet space, wooden cabinetry and stainless steel appliances. The building offers outdoor space. Animals are not welcome. The rental doesn't require a leasing fee, but there is a $500 deposit.
According to Walk Score's assessment, this location is somewhat walkable, is relatively bikeable and offers many nearby public transportation options.
Next, check out this 640-square-foot one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment located at 2606 Kingsland Ave. It's listed for $1,795/month.
Apartment amenities include hardwood floors, in-unit laundry, wooden cabinetry and ceiling fans. Pet lovers are in luck: cats and dogs are welcome. Future tenants needn't worry about a leasing fee.
Located at 2912 14th Ave., here's a studio that's also listed for $1,795/month.
The apartment features in-unit laundry, closet space, hardwood floors and stainless steel appliances. Building amenities include on-site laundry and garage parking. Pet owners, take heed: cats and dogs are allowed. There's no leasing fee required for this rental.
According to Walk Score's assessment, this location is somewhat walkable, has some bike infrastructure and offers many nearby public transportation options.
Listed at $1,795/month, this one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment is located at 3728 Maybelle Ave.
In the apartment, you can expect hardwood floors, white cabinetry and natural light. When it comes to building amenities, anticipate on-site laundry, assigned parking, outdoor space and a swimming pool. Cats and dogs are not welcome. There is no leasing fee associated with this rental.
To wrap it up, there's this one-bedroom, one-bathroom over at 3285 Delaware St. It's listed for $1,795/month.
When it comes to building amenities, expect assigned parking. In the unit, you'll find hardwood floors, closet space and stainless steel appliances. Pet owners, inquire elsewhere: this spot doesn't allow cats or dogs. There's no leasing fee required for this rental.


Google provides businesses with the most effective platform for being found by customers. Most people start the hunt for businesses and services with Google, so it's vital that you use all of their tools to help you be found.
Using Google My Business (the new name for Google + Local) you will be able to gain extra presence across a range of Google platforms.
We can help your business to appear in more searches with greater prominence, we can help your contact details to appear on google so potential customers don't need to see your site to get in touch and we can help your business to be listed on Google Maps with much more than just a pin on the map.
People use Google in much more engaged ways these days, and using My Business on Google properly gives you a head start on the competition. At Soapbox Digital Media we can design and implement a profile for you that fully advertising your business in more powerful ways.
Getting your information in the hands of your customers quicker is what Google My Business is all about. We keep ourselves up to date with all of the changes at Google, allowing us to use all of the latest advancements for our customers.
I am Listed on Google My Business, is This Not Enough..?
Having your business listed is the bare minimum that Google has to offer you. It's a great starting point, especially with a strong SEO campaign behind it. However there is much more that you can do on Google to promote your business.
Adding map listings and locations can give your business a boost to footfall, as google now has more advanced search functions for people that are out and about. We can help you be found by the people that matter – your customers!
Advanced features of Google My Business can give your business a much more professional look. Ever wonder why your competitors keep popping up in Google with great looking photos and business details?
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Google wants your business to be found, they want their users to the information they are looking for as quickly as possible. They are continuously adding new tools and features to the Google My Business system to improve this.
As a business we are in competition with an incredible array of businesses and attention grabbers.
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Five Years In, FLEXLAB® Is Thriving
The 2019 fiscal year has been one of the busiest yet for FLEXLAB, an advanced integrated building and grid technologies testbed at the Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab).
The facility recently marked its fifth anniversary and has supported a wide range of projects, from testing emerging technologies to developing and validating new strategies to integrate with the electric grid.
FLEXLAB conducted 17 projects over the past fiscal year, which together encompassed 127 weeks of testing in FLEXLAB's eight cells. The projects included evaluating technologies for a smarter grid that can respond to fluctuating power demand, validating simulation tools, and analyzing integrated lighting, shading, and HVAC packages.
For example, the Zero Net Energy small commercial office retrofits project established the energy and occupant comfort performance of a set of low-cost energy efficiency measures. This project for the California Energy Commission's Electric Program Investment Charge (EPIC) program showed that zero net energy performance can be achieved through the use of these approaches without sacrificing thermal or visual comfort.
In another Grid Modernization project for the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Electricity, FLEXLAB researchers developed interoperability standards and a test procedure for measuring latency in Open Automated Demand Response (OpenADR) signals. The project tested three connected systems (lighting, thermostats and HVAC controls), and found that latency was acceptable for providing many fast-acting grid services.
At a collective total of $16.7 million, the projects performed in 2019 represent the highest dollar value supported in any year to date. Cumulatively, FLEXLAB has supported over $37 million in research projects since it opened, more than double the cost to construct the facility.
The momentum continues in fiscal year 2020, with a research project pipeline that is already nearing capacity. These projects are set to result in the highest facility use since our launch five years ago. Among the new projects are several that will continue to develop integrated system packages to streamline their deployment, as well as projects to define and test the flexibility of building technologies to respond to grid needs.
FLEXLAB® has also added new distributed energy resources testing capabilities with FLEXGRID, a system that enables real-time comparisons between demand, renewables, inverters and storage. FLEXGRID offers an unprecedented opportunity to research and develop technologies and controls that span both the supply and demand sides of the grid. With this highly instrumented and flexible infrastructure, separately metered and controllable inverters, batteries and building loads and can be paired with innovative controls strategies to manage energy use and to provide value for utilities and customers.
FLEXLAB allows for testing a wide range of building, renewable energy, and storage technologies with a controlled side-by-side 'base case'. With realistic rooms, it supports evaluation of occupant comfort as well energy performance. This collection of capabilities is not found in facilities at other DOE national labs or U.S. academic institutions. FLEXLAB meets a critical need to test building and grid technologies for maximum energy efficiency and savings under real-world conditions. Organizations including manufacturers, building owners, utilities and government agencies use FLEXLAB to help support successful deployment of newly introduced products and their effective installation in the field.
"FLEXLAB has continued to provide great value in validating energy efficiency and demand response strategies as well as tools for accurately modeling those strategies," said Amir Roth, technology manager for the Building Technology Office's Building Energy Modeling subprogram at DOE. "We've been thrilled with the facility's ability to meet our demands as well as its expansion into new areas of research, including DER integration and building-to-grid interaction."
When it was established in 2014, FLEXLAB's first five-year goal was to test 25 energy-efficient technologies—a goal exceeded with 45 technologies. The facility's next five-year goal is to test 75 energy-efficient or grid-interactive technologies, systems or control strategies. As part of the goal, FLEXLAB will also aim to have technologies or systems demonstrated in at least 15 sites or transferred to five deployment partners such as utility incentive programs.
Interested in learning more about FLEXLAB?
Visit flexlab.lbl.gov
Founded in 1931 on the belief that the biggest scientific challenges are best addressed by teams, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and its scientists have been recognized with 13 Nobel Prizes. Today, Berkeley Lab researchers develop sustainable energy and environmental solutions, create useful new materials, advance the frontiers of computing, and probe the mysteries of life, matter, and the universe. Scientists from around the world rely on the Lab's facilities for their own discovery science. Berkeley Lab is a multiprogram national laboratory, managed by the University of California for the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Science.
DOE's Office of Science is the single largest supporter of basic research in the physical sciences in the United States, and is working to address some of the most pressing challenges of our time. For more information, please visit energy.gov/science.

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Vintage Apple Computer Rainbow Logo Thick Poster. It measures 36" x 24". This poster hung in the employees office until 1988. It is not a paper poster.
It is made of thick cardboard. Two of the photos show it still in the frame. It is the original cheap frame with thin plastic sheet on the outside, then the thick apple poster, and then a thick cardboard on the back. This has protected it all these years and it is in mint condition. The plastic sheet has some scratches, so I removed the poster to check it out.
It is in perfect condition. I took the rest of the pictures outside of the frame. I really did it just to protect it and keep it from getting damaged. Please check out all the photos. I have acquired a large collection of vintage Apple computer items.
All the items I will be listing, including this one, came from him. Everything is original and authentic. There are vintage computers, software, promos, awards, clothing, accessories, manuals, etc. Financial statements w/ binders, dealer start up kits, tons and tons of stuff. All are from 1978 -1988 Apple era.
I have included a group picture of alot of the items I will be listing. Please check out all the photos and thanks for looking.
The item "Vintage Apple Computer Rainbow Logo Thick Poster 1980's Employee Owned 36 x 24" is in sale since Sunday, March 24, 2019. This item is in the category "Computers/Tablets & Networking\Vintage Computing\Vintage Manuals & Merchandise". The seller is "gamountaindeals" and is located in Cleveland, Georgia.


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HATE-CRIME KILLER: Man Jilted By Former Lover Stabs Teen Girl In Chest As 'Revenge
06/08/2022 06/08/2022 James King Chest, Former Lover, man, Stab, Teen Girl
A three-week search for a missing teen came to a tragic end when a self-confessed woman-hater told cops where to find her mutilated body.
The stabbed body of Ksenia Markevich, 19, was found in a field in Sterlitamaksky District, Bashkortostan, Russia, on 28th July.
Officials investigating the case believe her killer had been radicalised against women by a failed relationship with another woman.
Ksenia Markevich, 19, poses in undated photo. She was allegedly killed by her 23-year-old boyfriend in Sterlitamak, Russia, July 2022. (Newsflash)
The school-leaver had gone missing from her family home in nearby Salavat on 7th July after ostensibly going for a walk.
Two days after her disappearance, her worried mother began to receive suspicious messages from her daughter's phone number.
One such message reportedly read: "Mum, everything is fine with me, I am in Ishimbaysky District, I have a boyfriend, I will live with him."
But the phone went unanswered and the messages soon stopped, prompting Ksenia's parents to call the police.
Cops and volunteers scoured the area in the hope of finding the missing teenager, while investigators pored over her social media history.
They found Ksenia had started chatting to a 23-year-old man in May, with a meeting between the two scheduled for 7th July, the day she went missing.
Cops swooped in and arrested the man, who was not named in reports. During questioning, he admitted he had stabbed the young woman to death.
He told officers how he had picked her up by car and driven her to a field near the village of Novofyodorovskoye.
There, a quarrel allegedly broke out between the two, with the young man flying into a rage and pulling a knife.
He allegedly plunged the blade into Ksenia's chest, killing her instantly.
He then hid her bloodied corpse in some bushes and drove back to his home as if nothing had happened.
The authorities in Bashkortostan described his motive as "hostility to the opposite sex because of a failed relationship with an ex-girlfriend".
In a statement obtained by Newsflash on 29th July, the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the Republic of Bashkortostan said: "In July 2022, a resident of the city of Salavat went to law enforcement agencies with a statement about the disappearance of her 19-year-old daughter, who had left home on 7th July, 2022, and had not got in touch after that.
"Initially, the girl wrote messages to her mother saying that she had left for Ishimbaysky District and would live there with a young man, but then the girl stopped communicating.
A 23-year-old man from Salavat, Russia, talks to officials in undated photo. He allegedly killed Ksenia Markevich, 19, in Sterlitamak, Russia, July 2022. (surb.sledcom.ru/Newsflash)
"On this fact, the investigative department for the city of Salavat of the investigative department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the Republic of Bashkortostan initiated a criminal case on the grounds of a crime under Part 1 of Art. 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (murder).
"Investigators and criminologists, together with employees of the criminal investigation department, carried out a series of investigative and search activities, interrogated her acquaintances, and established her route; as a result, suspicion fell on a 23-year-old resident of the city of Salavat, with whom the missing woman was last seen.
"However, the man began to deny involvement in the girl's disappearance, but after presenting the collected evidence, he confessed to his actions and indicated the location of the victim's body; he also explained that the reason for the act was hostility to the opposite sex because of a failed relationship with an ex-girlfriend.
"According to investigators, the victim met the man through social networks about one and a half months ago.
"On 7th July, 2022, he invited the girl to the countryside on the pretext of picking clover.
"The couple drove the intruder's car to a field in Sterlitamaksky District near the village of Novofedorovskoye.
"When they were about to go back, the attacker took out a knife and stabbed the girl in the chest with it.
A 23-year-old man from Salavat, Russia, shows the place he allegedly hid the body of Ksenia Markevich, in undated photo. He allegedly killed her in Sterlitamak, Russia, July 2022. (Ministry of Internal Affairs/Newsflash)
"She died on the spot from her wound.
"After that, he hid the body, covering it with plants, and disappeared.
"To lessen her loved ones' suspicions, the man initially corresponded with the victim's mother and friend from her phone; however, he subsequently got rid of it.
"At present, initial investigative actions have been carried out with the detainee and charges have been brought; the court, at the investigator's request, has chosen a measure of restraint in the form of detention; investigators continue to collect and record evidence in the case; a series of forensic examinations has been scheduled, including psychological and psychiatric examinations in relation to the suspect."
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Academics 'will have to adapt as AI takes on teaching'
Australian report suggests scholars should 'focus on areas where AI is ineffective'
Twitter: @JohnRoss49
As artificial intelligence compels workers to prioritise skills that robots cannot replicate, it will also force academics and other teachers to find unoccupied professional niches, a new report argues.
The report says that universities and other education providers will increasingly have to specialise in areas not catered to by AI. The "horizon scanning" report, published by the Australian Council of Learned Academies, lists existing and future AI systems capable of teaching "well-defined" subject areas, particularly in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
They include individualised tutors, "virtual pedagogical agents" and "language-learning AI systems" specialising in "experiential digital learning driven by virtual roleplay".
AI has particular applications in special needs education, the report adds. They include voice-activated interfaces for people who cannot use keyboards and "intelligent tutoring systems" to help stop anxious students becoming "confused or overwhelmed".
AI can also be used to enhance virtual reality-based teaching and make educational apps more flexible and accessible. "Many of these technologies can be used by educators to augment a more traditional learning experience," the report says.
"If AI-based learning tools begin to displace some aspects of teaching, it will be important for teachers to focus on areas of knowledge acquisition and learning where AI is ineffective, such as meta‑intelligence."
The 233-page report, commissioned by chief scientist Alan Finkel and the federal government's National Science and Technology Council, was penned by a who's who of Australian academic minds.
They include UNSW Sydney AI professor Toby Walsh, Australian National University cultural anthropologist and technologist Genevieve Bell, University of Western Australia reconstructive surgeon and former Australian of the Year Fiona Wood, and University of South Australia social theorist Anthony Elliott.
The report says widely divergent views about AI, which range from "extreme optimism" about the benefits to pessimism about the risks, tend to obscure its "wide-ranging and perhaps less obvious impacts".
While AI is here to stay, the report says, its future role "will be ultimately determined by decisions taken today" in areas including regulation, governance, access and education.
The report calls for "an independently led AI body" bringing together people from government, academia, industry and the public sector to lead the development of new technologies, promote engagement with international initiatives and "develop appropriate ethical frameworks".
The body should include an institute where researchers, developers and policy experts can address "issues spanning human rights, psychology, regulation, industrial relations and business".
The report says that curricula at all levels – but particularly in higher education – must evolve so that students can develop the skills and capabilities required for "changing occupations and tasks".
"Education systems [should] focus on elements of human intelligence and how to protect basic human rights, dignity and identity," it insists, saying "ethics should be at the core of education for the people developing AI technology".
The report says that AI specialists often lack specific knowledge about industries where AI has obvious application, such as agriculture, energy, health and mining. "Similarly, those in specific sectors do not necessarily have the technical knowledge to apply AI to their area. Education and training programmes may help address this gap."
The report also says that AI could also be harnessed to develop mini courses "given that micro-credentials are typically certified through online platforms".
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Event hears how machine learning can aid student progress and curriculum design – and that academics should let AI 'take over' admissions
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It's the people in universities who forge the future of AI
It would be easy for universities to cede the frontiers of research in AI to industry. But history – and the experts – tell us that would be a mistake
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What are university leaders and chief technology officers doing to meet future challenges?
Korean university 'killer robots' boycott called off
Robotics experts cancel boycott after KAIST denies developing autonomous weapons
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Камамбер () — коммуна в кантоне Вимутье, округе Аржантан, департаменте Орн региона Нормандия на северо-западе Франции.

Получила известность как место, где появился сыр камамбер.

Инфраструктура
Деревня состоит из Музея сыра (в форме сыра камамбер), ратуши (мэрии), церкви Святой Анны, фермы, дома, где жила Мари Арель (создательница сыра камамбер) и 3 других небольших домов. Площадь коммуны — 10 км².

Расположение
Коммуна расположена в 160 км на запад от Парижа, в 55 км на юг от Кана и в 55 км на север от Алансона.

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Коммуны департамента Орн

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Linda Vista resident Thelma Wilson proudly displays an 80-meter-long ceramic mosaic mural created by members of the community in Patarrá de Desamparados, southeast of San José. Titled "Aquí vivo yo, aquí vivimos todos" (Here I Live, Here We All Live), the mural, inaugurated June 16, is an initiative of the Culture Ministry and UNICEF's Parque La Libertad project (www.parquelalibertad.org).
Some 100 community members of all ages – children, teens, adults and elderly – worked together for five months on the mural, which includes portraits of community members and graffiti created by Linda Vista youths.


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ARIA HALL OF FAME
AC/DC, rock band ('Highway To Hell'), 1970s–
Peter Allen, pop singer/composer ('I Still Call Australia Home'), 1960s–92
The Angels, rock band ('Take a Long Line'), 1970s–80s
Australian Crawl, rock band ('Boys Light Up'), 1980s
Jimmy Barnes, rock singer ('Working Class Man'), 1980s–
The Bee Gees, pop group ('Spicks and Specks'), 1960s–90s
Graeme Bell, jazz bandleader and pianist ('Bull Ant Blues'), 1940s–90s
Don Burrows, jazz bandleader and flute, clarinet and sax, 1960s–80s
Brian Cadd, singer and composer ('Ginger Man'), 1960s–
Kev Carmody, singer and composer ('Cannot Buy My Soul') 1990s
Nick Cave, singer and composer ('Into My Arms'), 1970s–
Richard Clapton, pop singer ('Girls on the Avenue'), 1960s–90s
Cold Chisel, rock band ('Khe Sanh'), 1970s–80s
Daddy Cool, rock'n'roll band ('Eagle Rock'), 1970–75
Horrie Dargie, bandleader and harmonica player ('Green Door'), 1950s–99
Peter Dawson, classical and popular baritone ('Road To Gundagai'), 1900s–40s
Smoky Dawson, country singer ('The Lights of Cobb and Co'), 1940s–90s
The Dingoes, country rock band ('Way Out West'), 1970s
Divinyls, punk and rock band ('I Touch Myself'), 1981–90s
Dragon, rock band ('Are You Old Enough?'), 1970s–90s
Slim Dusty, country singer ('Pub with No Beer'), 1950s–90s
Easybeats, pop band ('Friday on my Mind'), 1960s–70s
John Farnham, pop singer ('You're the Voice'), 1960s–90s
Renee Geyer, pop/jazz singer ('Say I Love You'), 1970s–90s
Percy Grainger, classical composer and pianist ('English Country Garden'), 1920s–61
Rolf Harris, singer and comedian ('Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport'), 1960s–
Marcia Hines, soul singer, ('Your Love Still Brings Me To My Knees'), 1970s–
Hoodoo Gurus, rock band ('What's My Scene?'), 1980s–2000s
Hunters and Collectors, rock band ('Talking to a Stranger'), 1980s–90s
Icehouse, technorock band ('Great Southern Land'), 1977–90s
Frank Ifield, country singer ('I Remember You'), 1960s–90s
INXS, rock band ('Need You Tonight'), 1980s–
Jo Jo Zep and the Falcons, rock band ('Taxi Mary'), 1970s–80s and 2000s
Col Joye, pop singer ('Be Bop A Lula'), 1950s–60s
Paul Kelly, rock/folk singer and composer ('To Her Door'), 1980s–
Jimmy Little, country singer ('Royal Telephone'), 1960s
Little Pattie (Patricia Amphlett), pop singer (He's My Blond
Headed Stompie Wompie Real Gone Surfer Boy'), 1960s
Little River Band, pop band ('Reminiscing'), 1970s–90s
Lobby Loyde, guitarist ('Obsecration'), 1960s–2000s
Masters Apprentices, rock band ('Poor Boy'), 1960s–70s
Nellie Melba, opera singer ('Home Sweet Home'), 1880s–1920s
Men At Work, pop band ('Down Under'), 1970s–80s
Mental As Anything, rock band ('Live it Up'), 1970s–
Max Merritt, singer and bandleader ('Slippin' Away'), 1960s–80s
Midnight Oil, politicised rock band ('Beds Are Burning'), 1970s–90s
Russell Morris, singer ('The Real Thing'), 1960s–90s
Olivia Newton-John, pop singer ('Physical'), 1960s–90s
Johnny O'Keefe, rock singer ('Shout'), 1950s–78
Radio Birdman, rock band ('New Race'), 1970s, 1990s, 2000s
Helen Reddy, singer, ('I Am Woman'), 1970s–90s
Rose Tattoo, rock band ('Bad Boy For Love'), 1970s–80s, 2000s
Normie Rowe, pop singer ('Shakin' all Over'), 1960s
The Saints, punk band ('I'm Stranded'), 1970s–80s
The Seekers, pop group ('Georgie Girl'), 1960s–70s
Sherbet, pop band ('Howzat'), 1970s–80s
Glenn Shorrock, pop singer ('Help Is on Its Way'), 1960s–90s
Skyhooks, pop band ('Living in the Seventies'), 1970s–80s
Split Enz, pop band ('I Got You'), 1970s–80s
Joan Sutherland, opera singer ('Lucia di Lammermoor'), 1960s–80s
Billy Thorpe, rock singer ('Most People I Know Think That I'm Crazy'), 1960s–90s
Harry Vanda and George Young, pop composers ('Evie'), 1960s–90s
Ross Wilson, pop singer and composer ('Daddy Cool'), 1960s–80s
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Dancing With Ashley: Party Time!!
Mr. Charlie turns 2 this Wednesday!!
We celebrated 2 sweet years with a special Choo Choo Train Birthday Party.
....(with little Walker all papoosed in) so, that's why some might look a little crazy.
Did you know that there is a helium shortage? Crazy.
Since we had the party at a park, I thought boxed lunches were the way to go! We had chicken salad sandwich and peanut butter and jelly boxes. (Plain peanut butter sandwich for Charlie). Also in the boxes were chips, a train favor cookie (that slightly resembled a train), a fruit kabob, a Wet One, and a mint.
Left: Charlie chose to forego his cake and dug in to a cupcake.
Right: Cousin Ande is always eager to lend a helping hand. And Charlie added some special spit to the back cupcakes while blowing out his candles.
Bottom: Cutie pies eating some treats.
After eating and singing, we headed down to catch a ride on the train!
And had a great time riding the train all together.
With a few extra tickets in hand, the kids took a ride on the boats.
We had a fun time celebrating Charlie's birthday! The weather was absolutely perfect and the sun was shining bright.
This isn't all you'll hear of the little guy's birthday (of course). More to come on Wednesday.
Holy cuteness. So glad we bumped into you. I hope charlie had a great time.
So cute! Looks like a great party!
So cute. Love the pics. So fun watching the kids grow up!
What a fun party! Love the box lunch idea. Looks like he had a great time.
Lovin all these fun pics!! The boxed lunch idea is such a great idea-I need to keep that in mind for when my little guy turns 2!
So cute! Perfect way to enter the terrible twos ;) I love the box lunch idea! And my favorite photos are the one of him stuffing his face with a blue cupcake (Get it!) and of course that last completely adorable photo of the two little ones holding hands.


The crown of thorns thought to have been worn by Jesus was among the surviving treasures.
While the Dallas Art Fair's latest edition reached further toward the high end than ever, the depth of the market was in the middle.
Her rooftop commission at the Metropolitan Museum of Art is a marvelous meditation on how small we are.
Multiple artists have been taken in by state officials, while others have been denied entry to the country.
The late German artist Günther Förg's bold artworks will be installed in a resplendent setting on the Grand Canal.
More than 150 photographs by the writer are going on view at Vito Schnabel Projects in New York.
The art world is paying a visual tribute to the ravaged cathedral by posting their favorite depictions of Notre Dame throughout art history.
Plus, Greece's president renews demand for the Parthenon Marbles and we get a sneak peek inside Kehinde Wiley's new Senegal art haven.
Donations are pouring in after images of the cathedral in flames horrified the world.
The artist's account of the first 100 men accused in the #MeToo movement will likely draw crowds to Art Basel's Unlimited section.
We spoke to the multitalented collector, producer, and businessman about his plans for No Commission—and beyond.
The fair, not confusingly at all, is called Basel in June.


Delaware is known as the state of endless discoveries - bringing in more than 9 million visitors to our state each year. Restaurants are the largest component of Delaware's thriving tourism industry - a huge contributor to our state's economy, generating millions in revenue, and the tourism industry serves as the fourth-largest employer in the state.
Delawareans and our visitors rely upon and enjoy our abundant coastal resources. Over 60,000 jobs directly or indirectly support the fishing, tourism and recreation sectors, and coast-related activities contribute almost $7 billion in economic production to the state. Preserving the coastal environment is essential to Delaware's economic well-being, as well as vital to maintaining a high quality of life for its residents. The majority of coastal residents perceive offshore oil and gas exploration as a threat to their communities and livelihoods.
As a member of the executive leadership team of the Delaware Restaurant Association and the president of one of the largest private employers in Sussex County, I've devoted my career to providing opportunity to the people we work with, and making coastal Delaware a great place in which to to live and visit.
The restaurant industry employs more people in Delaware than any other industry in the state - one in 10 work in one of nearly 2,000 restaurants in the state. Restaurants are the backbone of the culinary coast and contribute billions of dollars to the economy in Sussex County.
We understand the importance of coastal tourism - every person who works in one of our restaurants or any of the multitude of restaurants as well as those employed in all of our local small businesses understands that their livelihood is dependent on how many people visit each summer. Preserving our coastal resources should always be a primary initiative in a state so dependent on attracting visitors, as well as maintaining the beaches and local waters we all love and enjoy.
We applaud Gov. John Carney for signing legislation in September prohibiting drilling for oil and natural gas in Delaware's coastal zone and territorial waters.
We join other coastal states in approaching U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke and President Trump, opposing drilling for oil and gas in federal waters off the coast of our states, or elsewhere in the Atlantic. Gov. Carney states that "the State of Delaware stands firm in its commitment to alternative energy development, and has prioritized working with neighboring states to develop a comprehensive strategy that will maximize the environmental and economic development benefits of adopting renewable energy.
We are grateful to our governor and state leaders, who came together to support this legislation demonstrating their commitment to preserving our coastal waters, our economy and our local communities.
Scott Kammerer is president of SoDel Concepts.


In order to determine the best home for a senior, you must determine the senior's needs. A senior citizen who is able to live on their own at home requires the lowest level of care. They can manage their day-to-day activities including meals, transportation, and bill paying. Most often they have minimal health problems and are active seniors who may work part or full time outside of the home.


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package com.nagao.db.mysql.dao;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;

import org.springframework.stereotype.Repository;

import com.nagao.db.common.Paging;
import com.nagao.db.mysql.base.GenericDAO;
import com.nagao.db.mysql.po.User;

@Repository("userDao")
public class UserDao extends GenericDAO<User, String> {
	public Paging<User> pagingQuery(int page,int size,Map<String, Object> values,String order){
		String hql = "from " + User.class.getSimpleName() + " t ";
		return pagingQuery(hql, values, page, size);
	}

	public User loginQuery(String name,String email){
		String hql = "from " + User.class.getSimpleName() + " t where 1=1 and  status = 0";
		Map<String,Object> values = new HashMap<String,Object>();
		if(name != null && !name.isEmpty()){
			hql = hql + " and userName=:userName";
			values.put("userName", name);
		}
		if(email != null && !email.isEmpty()){
			hql = hql + " and email=:email";
			values.put("email", email);
		}

		return this.findOne(hql, values);
	}
}

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Astros vs. Nationals Game 5: Can Gerrit Cole Bounce Back to Help Houston Take World Series Lead?
Tim Finnegan breaks down Game 5 of the World Series between the Nationals and Astros, helping you set your Showdown lineups on DraftKings.
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Marcell Ozuna • OF • STL
Marcell Ozuna agrees to deal with the Braves
Ozuna agreed to a one-year, $18 million deal with the Braves Tuesday, as first reported by ESPN's Jeff Passan. Ozuna is coming off one of the best seasons of his career, during which he posted the second-best numbers of his career in runs, homers, RBI, walks, OBP, SLG and OPS. The 29-year-old outfielder was a key piece for the Cardinals, who won the NL Central in 2019. By joining the Braves, he'll transition to another 2019 division winner, and he'll become a part of a loaded outfield that also features Ronald Acuna and Nick Markakis.
Outfielder Marcell Ozuna and the Atlanta Braves are in agreement on one-year, $18 million contract, sources familiar with the deal tell ESPN.
Derek Jeter • SS • NYY
Derek Jeter and Larry Walker have been elected to the Hall of Fame
Cooperstown got two new members on Tuesday, with Jeter and Walker the only two members of the Class of 2020. Jeter was a no-brainer, winning five World Series titles during his iconic 20-year career at shortstop with the New York Yankees. One of the 397 voters decided to be a hardo and not vote for Jeter, which was the only thing that prevented him from being a unanimous decision. Walker was a different story, finally getting in during his 10th year on the ballot. The slugger received 304 votes, good for 76.6%, and a trip to Cooperstown.
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