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05 Oct Nola Gifts & Decor In Gambit
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Having spent years in retail, Kim Brandt Burr knew what she wanted when she and her husband Doug opened their store: unique Louisiana-centric gifts, decor items and products by local craftsmen with an emphasis on customer service. At NOLA Gifts & Decor (5101 W. Esplanade Ave., Metairie, 504-407-3532; www.nolagiftsanddecor.com), she's done all of the above.
"I've tried to take a little of everything I've learned at every place I've worked," says Burr, who celebrated a year in business Nov. 1. "Customer service is more important than anything. I like to treat customers as I like to shop."
For Burr, exceptional customer service means always acknowledging customers and offering assistance without being overbearing. It also means providing useful products and instruction. NOLA Gifts sells Chalk Paints by Annie Sloan and offers classes for people who want hands-on experience with the popular paints.
"Chalk Paint by Annie Sloan can be used quickly and easily to refinish furniture with little prep work," Burr says.
According to Burr, her small boutique attracts customers who don't want to fight malls or go to big box stores — a selling point that carries more weight during the high-traffic holiday season. Despite its small footprint, NOLA Gifts offers customers plenty of choices.
"We have things all the way from baptism to retirement," Burr says. "People can pretty much one-stop shop."
Custom gift sets and baskets are a specialty. During the holidays, Burr pre-wraps items with prices starting at about $6 for a tidbit tray with spreader (great for co-workers, Burr says), and up to $50. She and her staff also make them per customer request and budget. The store offers shipping and complimentary gift wrapping. Burr posts daily to both Facebook and Instagram sharing photos of the store's inventory.
"It's a good way to see what's new and what's trending," she says.
The store also carries New Orleans Saints and LSU T-shirts by local designers, hand-painted dishes made of oyster shells edged with gold and mounted on tiny pearl feet, acrylic barware, wooden wall art by NOLA Recycled, metal "Oyster Bed" dishes that are freezer-, oven- and grill-safe, trendy costume jewelry, pet wares, baby gifts, fashion accessories such as totes, scarves and hats, handmade Christmas ornaments, Benny Grunch & the Bunch Christmas CDs, the Elf On The Shelf (plus elf pets, accessories and clothing), inspirational jewelry including St. Benedict bracelets and crosses, wedding gifts, frames and more.
"The store is only 1,000 square feet, but we use every possible inch," Burr says. "We like to say that we fit New Orleans into Algiers."
Shotgun House, Large, Wall Decor $69.99
NOLA Baby Firsts Print $29.99


Medium: Original Lithograph, 1964, on BFK Rives paper with full margins, signed by the artist in pencil.
Size: 679 x 498 mms (26 1/4" x 19 1/8" inches).
Edition: An edition of 75.
Literature: Herbert Lust "Alberto Giacometti The Complete Graphics," Number 42.


Bring milk and dehydrated coffee to a boil. Add rehydrated gelatin. With a hand blender, emulsify with chocolate, previously melted. Add liquid cream and continue emulsifying.
Bring water, milk, butter, salt and sugar to a boil. Add sifted flour and cook for three minutes. Put in the kitchen robot and mix with a flat beater. Add eggs gradually. With a pastry bag, fill in SF006 Half-Sphere cavities – half spheres of Ø 1,5 cm- and freeze. In this way you will make identical cream puffs. Bake on micro-perforated mat Air Mat for 15-18 minutes. The first 8 minutes at 185ºC/365°F, then reduce the temperature at 170ºC/338°F until completely baked.
Make a cold infusion with crumbled coffee beans, milk and cream. Filter. Make a creme anglaise adding egg yolks and sugar, add gelatin and emulsify with chocolate.
Mix all ingredients. Roll out to a thickness of 3 mm. Bake at 165°C/329°F for 14/16 minutes and waterproof with cocoa butter.
Bring sugar, glucose and water to a boil and make a syrup. Add rehydrated gelatin in the second part of water. Emulsify with condensed milk, chocolate and colourant. Filter and let crystallize for 24 hours before using. Use at 35ºC/95°F over a well-frozen dessert.
Hydrate isinglass. Cook sugar, glucose and water at 103°C/217,4°F. Emulsify with chocolate and add the isinglass. Add milk and the glaze.
Stuff cream puffs with the white coffee cremoso. Let cool down in refrigerator and glaze with the chocolate syrup to make it crunchy. Pour a layer of namelaka in Gem100 mould's cavities and put the glazed cream puff in the center of it. Freeze. Pour another layer of namelaka up to the mould's border. Finish with the coffee sable. Freeze again, unmould and glaze.


With both price and harvest improved, potato farmers from across the country who bring to auction the produce at Phuentsholing auction yard are happy this year.
Food Corporation of Bhutan Limited (FCBL) auctioned double of what was auctioned last year. It auctioned 23,996 metric tonnes (MT) of potatoes worth Nu 499.15 million (M).
At the auction yard yesterday, Damcho Zam from Wangduephodrang was waiting to get the auction coupon. She had brought a truckload of potatoes.
"Both price and harvest are good this year," she said.
Damcho Zam said she has about 200 kilogrammes of potatoes left at home. "I would bring it later this year."
Meanwhile, potatoes are fetching about Nu 25 to Nu 35 a kg. The highest average price, FCBL auction yard recorded this season is Nu 47.
FCBL's complex manager, Ugyen Penjor, said potato auction went smoothly this year. "FCBL had added infrastructure to help farmers."
The manager said the existing FCBL auction yard was expanded and a new parking lot for trucks was also developed, which eased the congestion at the yard.
Potato growers and truckers had faced a major challenge last year when the loads kept increasing and there was no space to keep the produce.


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That's me at the Grand Palace in Bangkok, Thailand. My husband and I traveled to Asia a couple years ago. Aside from seeing spectacular Buddhist temples, enduring incredible heat, and riding on elephants (it's bumpy), we ate A LOT in Thailand.
It's not only that food is cheap in Thailand. It's that the food tastes as spectacular as those sparkly temples look.
While in Thailand my enjoyment of chicken curry (and Singha beer) went to a whole new level. Aside from the fantastic flavors, I loved that the meat stayed on the bone and that almost every dish included these tiny little eggplant that I've only seen in Thailand. I thought they were peas at first!
I think I ate chicken curry every day for three weeks. We even took a cooking class and learned to make chicken curry the Thai way.
That's me, in the class, sweating my tush off.
Since returning to the U.S. I've had some pretty awesome chicken curry, but I think it tastes better in Thailand…just cuz. That doesn't stop me from making my own chicken curry, including a version of the coconut curry sauce recipe I found over on PickyEater.com. She served the sauce with vegetarian dosas, but I modified the recipe a bit and baked chicken in it.
Instructions: Heat olive oil in sauce pan and cook onions and garlic in pan until soft. Stir in all seasonings and vegetable broth. Then, slowly add coconut milk all the while stirring. Throw in tomatoes last and let the sauce simmer for 10 minutes or so to let flavors come together.
1. While the sauce is simmering, preheat the oven to 425 F and pound away at four chicken breasts with a meat tenderizer or a frying pan (I prefer the frying pan).
2. Once the breasts are nice and smooth, season them with salt and pepper and then place each breast in its own foil square.
3. Add veggies if you like. I put a few brocolli, cauliflower, and green pepper pieces in the foil bundle.
4. Last, pour a ladle full of the sauce into the foil and then fold the foil so as to cover the chicken and vegetables entirely. Bake the chicken and veggies for 20-25 minutes. Before serving, garnish with lime.
Not quite like Thailand, but I'll still eat it!
Sounds like you had an incredible trip. I've never been there but hope to go sometime especially if they have cheap good food. I'm definitely a fan of curry. This recipe sounds delish!
My nephew spent a year in Thailand and he loved the food and said it was hot, hot, hot. . . the weather that is. I love curry myself and will be trying your recipe. You might be able to find those little eggplant at H-Mart. It seems like they had some really tiny ones when I was there last.
@ La Phemme Phoodie – Right. You definitely don't have to look far in Thailand for cheap (and good) food).
@ Karen – Great tip about H-Mart. Will definitely be making my way over there.
I love coconut curry sauce – I like your idea of baking chicken with this sauce!


Arlington-based Petmate announced March 20 at Orlando, Florida's Global Pet Expo its exclusive pet licensing agreement with La-Z-Boy to launch the La-Z-Boy Pet collection, a news release said.
La-Z-Boy is known for its stationary sofas, sectionals, chairs and of world-famous recliners, while Petmate is known for providing fun, trusted, quality products that enhance the lives of pets and their families.
Together the two have crafted pet beds designed with the highest standards for lasting durability and engineered for premier style and comfort, the release said.
Petmate and La-Z-Boy are working hand in hand on the research and development of the new collection, which features premium details, luxurious fabrics and construction built to last.
From small-scale cuddlers and loungers, to extra-large mattresses and sofas, pet parents can choose from a variety of sleep styles and color patterns to fit any home décor, the release explained. Some of the collection features Clean technology to help repel dirt, grime and accidents.
The La-Z-Boy Pet bedding collection will be available online and in pet specialty retailers Fall 2018.


Cat Cushions — . made by skoo .
Fiend or Feline Friend? Either way they'll make a perfect addition to your child's bedroom.
Made from cotton canvas with appliquéd mask, felt eyes and nose and hand stitched additional detailing.
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Home Comics The 9 Stupidest Lanterns
The 9 Stupidest Lanterns
For the longest time, there was only one kind of Lantern in the DC Universe, green. Then, they added an evil one, the Sinestro Corps. Then they added a Blue one. Then a Red one. Then basically they decided to just go nuts with the colors. But when you're recruiting police from across the universe for ONE huge organization, forget seven of them, you're going to have a few losers in the bunch. Here are our favorites, and notice we didn't even get into the other colors; all of these are the HEROES.
Mogo started off as a joke written by Alan Moore, who had a heck of a lot of fun at the Green Lantern Corps' expense (half this list is by said crazy Englishman), introduced in a story called "Mogo Doesn't Socialize." You see, Mogo's a planet.
Yes, a planet. Mogo's sentient, and has a power ring.
Forget the power ring, though. Think about physics here. If Mogo shows up anywhere, he's going to throw the entire solar system out of whack. He'd send planets tumbling into the sun, steal moons, ruin orbits…this guy can't go anywhere. That's probably why the Guardians, who apparently really don't like to take back rings once they hand them out, no matter how stupid the recipient is, just have him sending Rings to new Lanterns. He's basically a cosmic switchboard.
Rot Lop Fan
You might be wondering what this guy's deal is, seeing that he doesn't seem to have any eyes or ability to see. Well, that's because he's from the Obsidian Deeps, a region of space where there's no light whatsoever and thus no perception of sight. Or color. The problem becomes immediately obvious, as does the hand of cackling madman Alan Moore.
It turns out they solved it by turning the ring into a bell and making it something that works with sound instead of light. This seems like an awesome idea because it immediately gives the Green Lantern Corps a huge advantage in their fights, creating constructs out of sound instead of light. So, smart guys that they are, they leave Captain All Ears to it and we never see the guy, or hear about turning rings into bells, again.
That's Ch'p. No, he isn't from a Disney cross over, or an Elseworlds, or some other really obvious excuse for a bad idea aimed squarely at small children. He's a giant talking chipmunk with one of the most powerful weapons in the universe. No, we have no idea why DC didn't realize this was not, in fact, cute but instead pure nightmare fuel. Rats with power rings is just not something we want to think about without a large bottle of vodka handy.
And in case the idea of a sentient squirrel who could run you over isn't bad enough, he was brought back as a zombie. You know, because cute talking animals portrayed as zombies will totally make us take this crossover seriously, instead of being the dumbest idea this side of zombified Power Pack.
Chaselon
There are a lot of things that can make a superhero intimidating. Huge muscles. Energy powers. Having a Green Lantern ring. Tentacles. Chaselon has two of those going for him, namely the last two. And then there are things that make him less intimidating, like being a gigantic hunk of glass.
Chaselon is a crystal being, which, yeah, could theoretically exist, but come on. He's a big hunk of glass. Fighting this guy is like being attacked by a bedazzler bead. He probably only wins because his opponents are too busy laughing to take him seriously.
Bzzd
Hey, speaking of "less than intimidating", how about a creature that only has the Green Lantern ring going for him, and without it, you could kill him with a piece of plastic costing a buck ninety-five? Say hi to Bzzd, everybody, the only Green Lantern you can squish.
Bzzd is apparently a pretty seriously tough guy, having taken out space pirates and captured DC's premiere annoying jerk, Guy Gardner. None of which makes up for the fact that he's an insect that can be defeated by Raid.
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Start of another greta week. last day in November and not long now till Christmas.
Lets start it with a bang and do some Monday Gangham Style.
Enjoy your day and have a great week!
Don't we all love a Sunday?
A wonderful day to rest and relax and enjoy time with friends, family or just chill in alone listening to music.


The Town of Carleton Place uses a Committee structure to process matters of importance. Issues that require the attention of Council are generally referred to an appropriate Committee for review, discussion and consideration. The decisions of a committee are then forwarded to Council for approval. All members of Council sit on the Committees below. Complete information on any item is available from the Secretary. Additions or revisions to the agenda may occur at the meeting. All meetings are held in the Town Hall Council Chambers, 175 Bridge Street, unless otherwise stated.
Striking Committee Meeting, December 11th, 6:00 p.m.
Striking Committee Meeting, January 8th, 6:00 p.m.
Striking Committee Meeting, February 5th, 6:00 p.m.
Striking Committee Meeting, March 20th, 6:00 p.m.
Council meetings are generally used for final approval of the decision of a committee and also to receive ceremonial delegations.
Regular Meeting Time: 7:00 p.m., generally on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month. Please reference the Council/Committee Calendar for meeting dates.
Agenda Items: To have an issue placed on the Council agenda, please contact the Clerk, Stacey Blair at 613-257-6212 or email sblair@carletonplace.ca. Please note that delegations to Council are normally ceremonial presentations. Issues may be referred to an appropriate Committee.
Regular Meeting Time: Immediately following Council (generally on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month) check the Council/Committee Calendar for specific meeting dates.
Agenda Items: To enquire about the agenda or to register as a delegation, please contact the Clerk, Stacey Blair, at 613-257-6212 or email sblair@carletonplace.ca.
Internal Committees are those for which Council has a direct funding responsibility. Internal committees are established by Council and to represent Carleton Place on a variety of matters that impact the municipality. Public involvement is critical and residents are encouraged to step forward and volunteer to sit on one or more of these committees.
Members of the public who are interested in serving as a member of any of these Boards or Committees may submit a covering letter of interest and their resume to the Clerk at any time during the year.
Should a vacancy occur, letters of interest can be reviewed by the Striking Committee.
For a list of committee members, please see the Striking Committee Report.
Agendas and Minutes are available Internal and External Committees Library.
The Parks and Recreation Committee has responsibility for the planning and operating of all Town buildings, parks and trails owned by the Town including the arena, pool, sports fields, tennis courts and other facilities and programs related to physical activities.
Regular Meeting Time - 7:00 p.m. on the first Monday of each month, or as determined by the Committee.
Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Committee are forwarded to the Committee of the Whole.
This committee shall oversee all municipal child care operations including its facilities. Members ensure the continuing provision of quality child care programs to all children, and expand programs as appropriate.
Minutes of the Child Care Committee are forwarded to the Committee of the Whole.
The committee shall support the preservation or architecturally and historically significant buildings with the owner's cooperation, and support the continuing restoration of the Town Hall. Maintain a list of historically significant properties review and comment on any renovation projects proposed on properties on the above list.
Minutes of the Heritage Committee are forwarded to the Committee of the Whole.
The Town of Carleton Place Environmental Advisory Committee's job is to provide environmental advice, recommendations and information to Council concerning all aspects of environmental issues related to public policies, programs and projects.
Minutes are forwarded to the Committee of the Whole.
To foster a mutual twinning relationship with Comrie, Scotland and Franklin, Tennessee.
This Committee will provide Council with comments on river corridor activities and/or urban forest as deemed appropriate. Communicate with the Town Council/staff on proposed development and maintenance, which will affect the river corridor and/or urban forest within the Town of Carleton Place.
The Committee shall advise the Council about the requirements and implementation of accessibility standards and the preparation of accessibility reports and such other matters for which the Council may seek its advice.
In accordance with the provisions of the Public Libraries Act, of Ontario, the Library Board is responsible for overseeing the general operations of the Library and to provide quality library service for all sectors of the community.
Minutes of the Library Board are forwarded to the Committee of the Whole.
To ascertain that the Town and the Provincial Police work to secure the safety of the people and property of the Town in accordance with the Ontario Police Services Act, and the Town's agreement with the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP). And to periodically evaluate the status of that policing, its management and to hold accountable the OPP management if the policing and its costs are not carried out within the financial limits of our agreement with them and the Towns financial resources.
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You're probably familiar with the cyberattack known as "phishing." The hackers and crooks who engage in this send out automated mass emails, which appear to be from well-known institutions, such as banks, or ecommerce leaders, like Amazon.
They hope to catch as many unsuspecting people as possible, who become victims by falling for a ploy that gets them to give up credit card or banking information. Alternately, the email could come harboring a virus or other malware, designed to play havoc on the recipient's computer or network. And, boom, your data is encrypted for ransom plavix drug.
Spear phishing, the latest twist on phishing, is a more insidious attack, because the hacker uses familiarity with his intended victim to make his entre and do his damage. In a spear-phishing attack, the hacker uses a victim's web presence – yes, by stalking Facebook, Instagram and Twitter – to glean useful personal bits of info, and then crafts a specifically targeted, manually sent email that appears to be from someone the victim knows.
Come "from" someone known to be associated with the recipient; a boss, coworker, or family member. Usually, however, the actual sender's address contains just enough of a misspelling to go unnoticed.
Begin with a salutation that mentions a "mutual friend" or maybe something the recipient just posted on a social media site, such as a recent vacation or online purchase, in an effort to build trust.
The spear phisher hopes that the familiarity makes the recipient less hesitant to give up the information he's seeking. For instance, if the recipient has posted pictures from a vacation, the phisher could ask for his password to a photo site (like Flickr), saying he'd like to purchase one of the recipient's photos for feature he's working on. Then the hacker will use that password, or variations of it, to try to get into his victim's Amazon account.


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A: There's a big hint for the answer in your question.
You wrote:

The main article is floated to the left and has no width.

Well, you should always set a width on a floated element.

The box being floated should have a width defined for it,
  either explicitly or implicitly. Otherwise, it will fill its
  containing block horizontally, just like non-floated content, leaving
  no room for other content to flow around it.
source:
  http://www.brainjar.com/css/positioning/default3.asp

You should always set a width on floated items (except if applied
  directly to an image – which has implicit width). If no width is set,
  the results can be unpredictable.
source:
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*9.5 Floats ~ W3C

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Q: I create html div element, but it disappears immediately in ASP.NET This is frustrating, I want to simply create new input field inside div on my aspx page when button is clicked. I use javascript function witch appends new child element(input field) to existing div. It all looks like this:
<%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="test.aspx.cs" Inherits="Pages_test" %>

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head runat="server">
    <title></title>
    <script type="text/javascript">

        function clone() {
            var html = document.createElement("input");
            html.setAttribute("id", 1);
            html.setAttribute("name", "dejan");
            html.setAttribute("value", "some text");
            html.setAttribute("type", "text");
            document.getElementById("panj").appendChild(html);
        }

    </script>
</head>
    <body>
        <form id="form1" runat="server">
            <div id="panj">
                Djubrov
            </div>
            <asp:Button ID="Button1" runat="server" Text="Button" OnClientClick="clone()" />
        </form>
    </body>
</html>

Funny thing is that text element with set text value flashes for second when i click the button but it disappears afterwords. Do I missing something?

A: Every time you click that button it will cause a postback.
Fix it by stoping postback as follows:
<asp:Button ID="Button1" runat="server" Text="Button" OnClientClick="clone(); return false;" />

A: Your button engenders a request to the server, and the ensuing response is overwriting the page with a new HTML document. Return false from the JavaScript function to prevent the asp:Button postback:
function clone() {
    // your above code
    return false;
}

and modify the button like
OnClientClick="return clone()"

If your asp:Button does not require interaction with the server, consider making it a <button> or <input type='button' />.

A: If you need the value from this generated text field in code behind, you would be much better off not to create it dynamically via Javascript. You could just create a normal textbox and set it to be initially invisible like so:
<asp:TextBox ID="yourTextboxID" Visible="False" runat="server" />

When the button is pressed, handle the event in the code behind and make the textbox visible:
yourTextboxID.Visible = True;

Viewstate will keep the values across postbacks.
If each button press should create an additional textbox, you could also do this in the codebehind, i.e. use a placeholder in the ascx and then attach a new textbox to it with each button press:
yourPlaceholderID.Controls.Add(new TextBox() { ID = "textbox1" });


7 Kids and Us: Fun This Summer with Peppa Pig!
I can't tell you how many times we have watched Peppa Pig. My boys have been watching it for years, and they still love it! I like that Peppa is sweet, and wholesome, and I don't have to worry about what they are watching.
This summer your kids can have fun with Peppa all day long with the Peppa Pig play mat from TCG...it is a mat which is printed on over 5 feet of EVA foam, this full color playmate lets you explore the world of Peppa Pig! features clean, finished borders, wipes clean and rolls for easy storage. I love the fact that if they spill anything which sadly no matter how much I say not to bring drinks out they will and do, so the clean up is very easy with the rug. The girls had some other playset from Peppa Pig that they enjoyed placing all over the play mate. It has provided many hours of play and rolls up for easy storage.
The Magnetic Wooden Dress Up set is definitely a favorite! It's a Peppa Pig fashion show! With a selection of tops and bottoms, create fun outfits for any occasion with this Magnetic Wooden Dress Up kit. Features chunky, easy to grip magnetic wood pieces, fun scenes and a wooden storage box for easy clean-up. My kids had a lot of fun changing the clothes on Peppa and deciding which outfit was for which day.
You can find the new Peppa Pig products and you can find them at your local ToysRUs and on Amazon.


The Reading House Banquet Room seats up to 100 people for that special social gathering. Whether it is a Birthday Bash, Halloween Party, Rehearsal Dinner, Baby Shower, Bridal Shower or Company Holiday Party, Pine Lake is the ideal place for your special event.
Pine Lake Trout Club is the perfect place for a romantic wedding. If you want a beautiful, natural setting for your special day you have come to the right place.
We offer a variety of menus for any occasion. Please call General Manager, Pat Runion to discuss party information and menu options at 440.243.9593.


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package org.pac4j.oidc.logout;

import com.nimbusds.jwt.JWT;
import com.nimbusds.openid.connect.sdk.LogoutRequest;
import org.pac4j.core.context.WebContext;
import org.pac4j.core.exception.TechnicalException;
import org.pac4j.core.logout.LogoutActionBuilder;
import org.pac4j.core.redirect.RedirectAction;
import org.pac4j.core.util.CommonHelper;
import org.pac4j.core.util.InitializableWebObject;
import org.pac4j.oidc.config.OidcConfiguration;
import org.pac4j.oidc.profile.OidcProfile;

import java.net.URI;
import java.net.URISyntaxException;

/**
 * Logout action builder for OpenID Connect.
 *
 * @author Jerome Leleu
 * @since 2.0.0
 */
public class OidcLogoutActionBuilder<U extends OidcProfile> extends InitializableWebObject implements LogoutActionBuilder<U> {

    private final OidcConfiguration configuration;

    public OidcLogoutActionBuilder(final OidcConfiguration configuration) {
        this.configuration = configuration;
    }

    @Override
    protected void internalInit(final WebContext context) {
        CommonHelper.assertNotNull("configuration", configuration);
        configuration.init(context);
    }

    @Override
    public RedirectAction getLogoutAction(final WebContext context, final U currentProfile, final String targetUrl) {
        init(context);

        final String logoutUrl = configuration.getLogoutUrl();
        if (CommonHelper.isNotBlank(logoutUrl)) {
            try {
                final URI endSessionEndpoint = new URI(logoutUrl);
                final JWT idToken = currentProfile.getIdToken();

                LogoutRequest logoutRequest;
                if (CommonHelper.isNotBlank(targetUrl)) {
                    logoutRequest = new LogoutRequest(endSessionEndpoint, idToken, new URI(targetUrl), null);
                } else {
                    logoutRequest = new LogoutRequest(endSessionEndpoint, idToken);
                }

                return RedirectAction.redirect(logoutRequest.toURI().toString());
            } catch (final URISyntaxException e) {
                throw new TechnicalException(e);
            }
        }

        return null;
    }
}

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Insurance agency was first started by Mikle C. when he began selling general insurance from the basement of his home in 1983. The family based business has grown into a large window-lined office on Lincoln Highway. Not only has the location grown but so have our services. We now offer vehicle, residential, commercial, agriculture, travel, life and disability insurance, as well as providing financial planning. Come down and get a quote from our kind and knowledgeable staff who can serve you in both a thorough and timely fashion. Our Goal is to care for our customers because your peace of mind is our business.
Meet Our Expert Team
Mark Houldin
Farm sector
Bob Bolshaun
Travel sector
Mary Tinker
Michael Blun
Car sector
Everyone says it, but in our case it's true: our team is the secret to our success. Each of our employees is amazing in their own right, but together they are what makes us such a fun and rewarding place to work. The team is a tight-knit, talented group with a shared vision of delivering consistently great results for our clients, as well as ensuring the agency is a fun, inclusive, challenging place to work and develop a rewarding career.
We're very proud of the team we've built – there's more than thirty of us now but it still feels like it did when there were just a few of us. It has always been an agency defined by bringing together talented people with a shared vision and passion for helping us to be the best we can be for our clients. But that doesn't mean we are a cookie-cutter agency. All of our employees are unique individuals who are united by a set of five core values that apply to everything we do within the agency.
Learn About Our Journey
2020international company
We opened the first office in Europe
201330 years
It celebrates its 30 year as a company.
2008New offices
Offices were opened in Denwer and Florida
1996Brunch of offices
In 1996, we open has more than 20 offices
1983The pioneer years
Our history begins in 1983, with the foundation of the company


0, 00, 1, or 2? Italian flour can be confusing. Put it all straight with this quick guide.
Once, I thought I knew flour: plain, self-raising, strong, wholemeal—each with their own uses, each with their own consistencies. And then I moved abroad. It was while shopping in Switzerland that I first noticed alarming range of flours with unrecognizable names. I thought it would be a matter of just looking in a dictionary, but no. It wasn't the names of the flours that were different; it was the flours themselves.
After two years in Switzerland, and having become an expert in making my own self-raising flour, I moved to France where, once again the flour was different. Here at least there was a system. Flours are given a type number based on the weight of the ashes which remain after 100g of flour is burned. The higher the number, the more glutens there are and the stronger the flour is. So there is T45, T55, T65, T80, T110, and T150. The lower numbers are used for patisserie, the higher ones for bread. The baguette de la tradition française uses T65.
When I moved back to Italy, I quickly discovered that there was a system, like in France. At first it seemed quite simple and only a matter of translating numbers. T45 = 00, T55 = 0, T80 = 1, T110 = 2, T150 = farina integrale. This was born out by experience of using these flours in French style patisserie where they produced the same results. These flours are all labelled farina di grano tenero (soft grain flour) but then I began to notice some others labelled farina di grano duro (hard grain flour). What could these be?
In effect there are two basic types of wheat grown and used in Italy: grano tenero (triticum aestivum) and grano duro (triticum durum). In English the latter is often called durum wheat. In theory, durum flour isn't even called flour, it's called semola, which is much more grainy than flour: think polenta. There are different grades of graininess (semola, semolato, semola integrale, and semolina). In English, it's all called semolina.
So what do all these flours get used for in Italian cuisine? A lot of them are used for different types of breads. Remember that Italian cuisine is very regional and the types of bread found throughout the peninsula are very varied. But the basic list is as follows.
Semolina is often used mixed in with the above flours, or as in my bringoli recipe, to stop fresh pasta sticking to each other when drying out. It's also used in the production of dried pasta. So what's the difference between fresh pasta and dried pasta? Well that's a whole other blog post.


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SG Fans-Which one has the biggest neck?
Discussion in 'Guitars in General' started by nolenuttt, May 2, 2016.
Production models, south of 1500 if possible, but a great gigging guitar-Which one should I be looking for? No doggy pickups, although replacing them is an easy fix-Really looking for one-Got the SG itch!
2013 SGJ has a big round neck.
Not sure why you'd want a big neck on a SG...they're neck-divey to begin with.
SG Classic has a big honkin' neck. It was a GC exclusive, iirc. Back in 2008 or so.
I had six(!) of them over the years. No neck dive problems with any of them. I wish I had them all back.
What are doggy pickups? Slang for pickups that are dogs? Sorry for my ignorance. My Classics had Gibson P-90's.
90s SG Standards have big necks, so does the Pete Townsend if you're okay with P90s.
I have a 2008 (I think) SG-3 (Limited Edition GOTW) that has the thickest SG neck I've ever felt (with the exception of some 1960's SG Jrs. - THOSE are baseball bats!!).
It's a killer guitar (I'm a Les Paul guy from birth til death, but my SG is a rock solid backup and great sounding, playing axe.
Here she is before going on in front of 15,000 ppl in Mexico City.
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The 2006 Standard I have now has the fattest neck I've come across on a SG but other 2006s I've played weren't the same, and an early 90s Standard I had (can't remember the exact year but it was 91 or 93) had a slim neck, so I wouldn't generalize based on year. If you want humbuckers, find a large pickguard Standard with a neck you like. If you want P-90s, find a Classic. Both can be found for well below $1,000 used.
The 2015 special has a super wide nut, 1.8" and the neck feels gigantic in your hands. It's so big, up past about the 6th fret, chords start getting a little weird feeling, especially jazz chords.
The 2016 Standards have pretty thick necks.
My 05 SG std had a really big neck profile and little, if any dive.
Had a '70s SG with a smallish neck, it had chronic neck dive, really bad. I now have a 97 SG Standard with a fat neck .. and almost zero neck dive.
I always recommend the first run of faded specials for a fat rounded neck.
Hate to be the "suggest something other than the OP wants" but if you are into P90s, I might suggest you try a PGB Koll Jr Glide. No neck dive, UUUUGE baseball bat neck profile. In your budget. Instant Live at Leeds.
The only SG I've ever had was a Tweedy Signature. Sort of a wide-fat neck on it. Definitely chunky.
No way, the '97 Standard I have is much slimmer than the ~2000's Special I had before that. I mean, I suppose "big" is a relative term but taken only in the context of other SG's the 90's era standards are pretty, well, standard.
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The biggest neck I've ever found on an SG was on a Classic with P90s. Second biggest was a '69 I had, but that is a lot harder to find.
SG Faded or Specials mid 2000's usually have big necks and can be found for cheap. You could probably find a faded for ~4-$500 and a little more for the specials.
I have had a couple of Classics that also had huge necks and the 61 reissues are puny in comparison. Never owned a Standard to compare but played plenty in shop.
2 of my SG's have big fat necks, the 2010 special (Renault blue), and 2007 p90 special (gotw-37). My 92 standard is big, but slightly smaller than the other 2.


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Wheeling: It's Time to Get on the Map!
Haley Steed
Forgotten Wheeling – The Manchester Area
'Food for Fines' Program Off to Strong Start
Allison Skibo
DiOrio's Journey to Coffee and Contentment
Wheeling Heritage Accepting Show of Hands Applications
Another World To Land in Downtown Wheeling
It has been a notion in Aaron Badia's mind for several years, and he believes now is the time to move forward with it instead of allowing the wish to remain a mere daydream.
Badia, a 29-year-old Bellaire High grad who earned a certificate from Belmont College in real estate studies, soon will bring downtown Wheeling its newest food-and-drink establishment. "Another World," according to Badia, will open at 1044 Market Street in mid-April, and will offer patrons a different atmosphere depending on the time of day. During the lunch and dinner rushes, the establishment will operate as an organic eatery and expresso bar featuring several traditional and panini sandwiches, wraps, homemade soups, and a number of side dishes and beverages.
After 8:30 p.m., Another World will welcome those in search of a full-force nightclub.
"It has been a dream of mine since high school to do what Another World is going to be," Badia said. "I see it as the triple-threat in the downtown area that's going to appeal to every aspect of downtown living, and it's going to be very different from what any other business that has been in this location.
"What Another World is going to be is a place where anyone can go at any time because it's going to offer an atmosphere of total equality across the board. There's not going to be any judgment inside Another World," he continued. "This has been in my mind since high school, and I could not have reached this point without my family – especially my mom (Lisa Badia)."
As a part of the renovations to Market Plaza, the city of Wheeling has added several parking spaces directly across the street from Another World. Badia believes that will make a positive difference when potential customers are considering a visit.
Badia and his helpers removed the front awning from the building last week.
"The development of Market Plaza and the growth I have seen at the Stone Center with the expansion of Williams Lea and the addition of Wheeling Jesuit University made this decision a lot easier for me to make," Badia admitted. "Of course, this is going to be a huge challenge for me, but I believe that people will support it if it's the right kind of business, and I believe Another World is the right business for downtown business at this time.
"Another thing that made the decision easier is the focus we have here in Wheeling about supporting local businesses instead of all the big-box businesses," he continued. "That's very encouraging to someone like me, and that's probably why we have seen other businesses opening in the downtown and in Centre Market. That support means everything, so I am very hopeful we too will attract our local folks."
A bar/restaurant called Hattrick's was the last such business to make a go at this Market Street location. Hattrick's opened on March 15, 2012, but failed to remain open for an entire year despite efforts to attract college-aged students. Robert Weimar, a resident of eastern Pennsylvania, remodeled the interior and exterior of the building, but could not tap into West Virginia's limited video lottery industry because of his residential status in the Keystone State.
Weimar's failure, however, is not an issue for Badia.
"What I am going for is a completely different business model," he said. "The concentration isn't going to be on just the nighttime crowd. Instead, it will offer people something different all day long.
"During the day we are going to pride ourselves in our coffee products and daytime atmosphere," Badia continued. "Once the interior makeover is finished, there will be areas that will have couches and Wi-Fi so people can have their meetings or just work in those areas. And then at night, it will be a nightclub atmosphere with great music."
Badia, along with family and friends, are in the process of renovating the exterior and interior of the first floor. Once complete, new flooring, furniture, kitchen equipment, lighting, and a focus on local art and his own black-and-white photography will welcome patrons.
The appearance of the first floor of the building resting at 1044 Market Street began to transform this past weekend.
"I looked all over the city for a while for the perfect place, and once I saw the work on Market Plaza, I knew this was it," he said. "Once that work is finished it's going to create far more foot traffic on the plaza than we have seen for many years, and that can only be a great thing for a business right across the street.
"And the employees of the city of Wheeling have been great to work with. They have offered a lot of great advice and guidance to me that has really, really helped me through the process," Badia added. "I wouldn't be to the point where I am today without their help."
Badia plans a soft opening for Another World on April 16, and a grand opening is set for one week later.
"There has been a lot of progress in Wheeling for a few years now, and I knew I wanted to be a part of it," he said. "I'm expected to open because of what I refer to that triple threat – great coffee products, good food, and a great place to go at any time of the day. This downtown has not seen that kind of place for a lot of years.
"There are a lot of people in Wheeling doing a lot of different things right now, and I definitely want to be a part of it," Badia added. "With all things coming together the way they did, it was time for me to do this."
The continued progress on Another World can be followed on its Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Anotherworld26003/timeline.
This poster, according to Badia, states his goal with opening Another World.


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Here's why your train's late - we've run out of drivers
Almost one in 10 delays and cancellations on Britain's railways are caused by crew shortages.
Nearly one in 10 delays and cancellations on Britain's railways are caused by crew shortages.
A lack of staff was responsible for 9.42% of the 1.93 million incidents of disruption that occurred between April 1 2013 and December 12 last year, data from the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) shows.
Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) - which is responsible for Thameslink, Southern and Gatwick Express services - was the worst affected operator with more than 62,000 incidents leading to 13.6% of its delays and cancellations.
London Midland and First TransPennine Express had the joint next highest rate at 13.5%.
The lowest proportion of delays caused by crew shortages was Virgin Trains East Coast at 2.6%, followed by Virgin Trains West Coast at 3.7%.
Southern accepted in December that it does not have enough staff to carry out day-to-day operations and training without asking crew to work on rest days.
A statement released at the time read: "There continues to be a risk of cancellations, in particular during periods of high annual leave - but we are steadily overcoming this."
The process of becoming a train driver takes more than a year. It includes a minimum of 240 hours in practical training and an additional 840 hours learning theory.
In September ScotRail revealed that it had received more than 12,000 applicants for 100 train driver jobs in a week.
A spokesman for train drivers' union Aslef said crew shortages are caused by rail firms not recruiting enough drivers.
"The train companies are not in the business of providing a public service but of making as much money as possible," he claimed.
The public performance measure used by the rail industry to calculate the proportion of trains that are on time only records long-distance services as being delayed if they arrive at their terminating station at least 10 minutes behind schedule, while commuter services must be at least five minutes late.
Under this measurement, punctuality has improved since 2002 but dipped slightly in recent years, reaching 89.2% for the last 12 months, according to Network Rail.
The Department for Transport said it closely monitors the number of trains that are cancelled or delayed due to a lack of crew and pledged to hold companies to account if "too many" are disrupted in this way.
A GTR spokesman insisted that the impact of crew shortages "is not the issue now that it was before Christmas".
He went on: "We have the UK's biggest-ever driver recruitment and training programme.
"Since January last year we have trained up and brought into work 154 additional drivers and there are 271 more in training with more to follow. That's more trainees than we need for today's operation but we know we'll need more for new services and trains we'll be running in the future to give passengers better service."
A spokesman for the Rail Delivery Group, representing train operators and Network Rail, said: "Disruption to services, for whatever reason, means that train crews can be displaced and physically in the wrong place to crew a scheduled train. Other reasons, including sickness and annual leave, also have an impact."
Leeds United in their 'worst moment' but Marcelo Bielsa does not believe they are falling apart again
These are the baby names facing extinction due to fall in popularity


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Building a glider to carry an egg is a classic physics class activity. You can purchase kits that will guide you in the construction of a variety of flying, egg-carrying devices, but ultimately the most fun and learning, is to be had by starting from scratch. This project can take a bit of time when you get to the testing stage, but you will learn a great deal about gliders and how to refine your vehicle to safely transport your egg in the process.
Cut wings, a rear elevator and a tail out of the cardboard. Cut out 3 inch wide by 3 feet long wings out of your cardboard. Cut out 3 inch wide by 1 foot long rear elevator. Cut out a tail that is 3 inches wide by 6 inches tall.
Mount the tail on the glider. At one end of your plane, cut a vertical cut 3 inches deep and centered into the dowel. This will be the mount for your tail. Add glue to the slit and push your tail into it, flush on the bottom and sticking up 5 ½ inches above.
Attach the elevator, which will help keep your plane in the air once it is launched. On the underside of the tail, at the approximate middle of your rear elevator, glue and tack the elevator on.
Secure the wings in place. At the approximate 12 inch mark on the top of the dowel, glue and tack on the top wing. Let both the wings and tail dry overnight.
Wing-warp your wings. To get lift off of these wings, they will need to be wing-warped, which is the original way to get lift out of wings that the Wright Brothers did. So, at the back end of both the front and rear wings, bend down the trailing edges using your thumb nail as the guide to how deep.
Test your plane. Fly the plane and see how it glides. To get more lift from the wings and the elevators, keep bending them down so that eventually the plane floats on the air. This will take time, repeat flights and patience.
Duct tape an egg in the center of the body, directly on top of the wings. The weight now sits at the perfect point for wing lift, so with several more practice flights during which you warp the wings downward even more, you should achieve perfect egg-carrying glider status. At this point, throwing and catching the glider might be best for testing because the weight of the egg, until the wings are warped enough, can send the glider on a steep nose dive that might break your egg.
If your glider is for a competition at school, you may also want to decorate it once you have achieved a flight time that meets your requirements.
Do not eat the egg after you have used it for testing, as it may have been out of the refrigerator for too long.
Ellis, Carole. "How to Build a Glider to Carry an Egg." Sciencing, https://sciencing.com/build-glider-carry-egg-4869665.html. 24 April 2017.


I used to use the MemoryCache in .Net but recently read about a DB using using a linked-list, which only had to check the prefix of the list in \$O(1)\$ complexity, to time values out, as opposed to ln N; the heap-based approach that's default for variable timeout, min-heaps.
I'd appreciate a review of this code; in terms of how optimal it is and if there are obvious mistakes in it, that I'm missing. The general idea is that count(R) >>> count(W).
I considered using ReaderWriterLockSlim in upgradeable mode, but I may very well have two threads with read locks trying to acquire a write upgrade simultaneously in this piece of code, so I decided against. The check of the queue head is supposed to be quick enough to avoid contention around this resource.
This code is intended to be used in a low-latency F# API as part of Logibit Hawk.
I'd also like this code to be non-allocating, besides the single int64 that's the Instant (x2) and the allocated-outside string reference. Returning Choice-values (allocating) is intentional however, and will be changed to Result in the future.
/// Iterate until the head is due later than now. Tail-recursion needed.
// life time of this validator, we know the head is due closest in time.
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noun: elite; plural noun: elite
a select group that is superior in terms of ability or qualities to the rest of a group or society
The word "elite" is frequently applied to sportspeople and no one has a problem with that. Athletes and sportspeople at the top of their game are regularly described as "elite", and afforded an elevated status. And rightly so: these people are at the peak of their fitness, they train long, hard and meticulously, and the medals, trophies and approbation they receive are the visible badges of their achievements. They are truly "elite". We have no problem in applying this word to our sporting champions and when we use it it is replete with respect, admiration and awe.
It's a rather different scenario when the word is used in relation to classical music. In this case it suggests exclusivity and privilege, and describes an art form which is regarded as the preserve of the monied few not the many. As I explain in this article, this view is inaccurate and misguided.
But of course classical music is full of elite people – the musicians are elite.
Look at how they train, the meticulous way they approach preparation, fitness, mental attitude. The mindset and physical preparation of the musician is very similar to that of the athlete, and many comparisons can – and should – be drawn between sporting elite and musicians.
These days many musicians look to sport and more specifically sports psychology to inform their musical training and preparation (cf The Inner Game of Music which came from "inner game" sports training which has been used successfully by top tennis players). Musicians, like sportspeople, require discipline, dedication and commitment to put in the many long hours of training to do what they do and do it well, and many make huge sacrifices to achieve this. And just like elite athletes, musicians undergo a very rigorous training which includes much repetitive physical activity (practising) and psychological conditioning. We admire our elite athletes for their physical prowess, their stamina, their grace and strength – and we praise them for their dedicated, meticulous training. And we should admire the same attributes in our musicians.
Musicians, unlike sportspeople, last longer: those who've been elevated to the dizzy heights of "elite" (aka "world class", "internationally renowned", "legendary" etc) can continue a career well into their 80s (Paul Badura Skoda, for example). A few know when it's time to step back to let the younger players through (notably, Alfred Brendel, Maria Joao Pires and Radu Lupu). Others cling on determinedly, even if their playing does not match their revered status.
We want our musicians to be elite: by adopting a mindset and training regime akin to that of the elite athlete, musicians are able to produce performances which are consistently impressive, technically assured, absorbing, moving, exhilarating, inspiring…… These are the traits we admire in our elite musicians and for this reason we should celebrate their superhuman talents, in just the same way that we lionise our medal-winning athletes.
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"Elite" is used as a pejorative term by those who, by reason of their own sense of inadequacy, refuse to accept that "all mankind is not equal." It is an endearing, but ultimately demonstrably untrue concept that "All men are created equal."
Human beings sudffer from inbuilt inadequacies of thinking that are there to protect them from a primitive life that has long since been superseded by advances in human behaviour. That classical music is elitist and therefore somehow wrong is just such a response based as it is on primitive ignorance and stupidity. The "I don't know it, I don't understand it, I don't like it" syndrome. The same incidentally can be said of those who reject jazz as a form of proper music. A recent jazz performance at Wigmore Hall did much to dispel that myth. I hasten to add that there is a vast difference between appreciating and liking. No logical person ever said everyone has to like everything, but not liking does not necessarily make something wrong.
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Well, here it is. For years I've been thinking about a way to get my thoughts out to the masses, and now I'm doing it. Like millions of other people.
So why should what I say stand out or be different? Well, I plan to say what I think. I plan to look at issues and try to analyze them realistically. To try not to have a bias, to simply sort through all of the alternative ways to address a problem (or think about one) and come up with a logical approach.
So you might be wondering, if you read this, what the blog title means. I won't be able to explain all of that at once. It's not about little calibrated brass weights or a level teaspoon.
"Weights" are internal filters in our psychological functioning. We hear or see something, we attach various weights of significance to it. If we think it's really important, we give it a lot of positive weight. We notice things related to the positive weights in our psyche, and we frequently ignore or dismiss things that are related to the negative weights. That, in a way, is how we maintain our psychological "balance" -- but our balance may be considerably askew of the center line.
"Measures" are the methods by which we evaluate the world we live in and the information we receive. As you might tell, I have a bent toward science. Science is one way of measuring the world. But many topics are beyond the ability of science to measure. How, for example, do you compare a Monet painting to a Frank Lloyd Wright house? Silly? But we do; we measure and evaluate and compare and contrast using our own personal metrics.
And then there's "esoterica". Esoterica generally means things that are difficult to understand, but I prefer the aspect of this that pertains to the rare, the unusual, the items of special interest, the things that you probably haven't heard about (if I'm lucky) but which you should have heard about. At least in my opinion. So this blog's esoterica will be a plethora of peculiarities that pique my interests -- which will likely be selected by my own system of weights and measures.
As soon as I get another chance to write a post here, I'll provide an example. I don't know what it'll be. Hang on and enjoy the ride.
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An effect of the 2008-2009 market meltdown was that many customers were greatly upset and disappointed that their brokers did not call them with advice on how to weather the financial storms. As I fielded telephone calls from potential customer clients, the most frequent subject of discussion (besides the size of their losses) was a stock broker's fiduciary duty after point-of-sale in a typical non-discretionary account (where the broker has no authority to enter trades without the customer's permission beforehand). When those customers are told that, in most instances, a broker's fiduciary duty ends after the transactions, many of them are surprised and switch to "financial advisors" who say they will manage the customer's portfolio (and charge a management fee instead of commissions).
If such an account is opened, most courts and arbitrators hold that the broker and her firm have taken it upon themselves to have a continuing fiduciary duty to the customer. In other instances, without such a formal agreement (or management fees), a broker may tell his customer that it is his practice to routinely review accounts and make recommendations to adjust them to conform to the vagaries of the market and the customer's risk tolerance and investment objective. When such a relationship exists over time, and customers reasonably rely on the broker's vigilance and advice, courts and arbitrators often impose a continuing fiduciary duty on those brokers, beyond point-of-sale.
According to FINRA statistics, in 2008 there were 2,836 arbitration Statements of Claim filed by customers who alleged that brokers had breached their fiduciary duty (of the total of 4,982 filings). In 2009, there were 4,481 fiduciary duty case filings.
How should such cases be argued and defended? While arbitration is primarily a forum of equity, there are certain securities law standards and securities industry codes of conduct that allow us to better judge the conduct at issue. One thing to keep in mind, however, is that while a broker may be considered a fiduciary to her client, it does not mean that she and her firm are guarantors of performance.
In Leib v. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, a frequently cited decision concerning a broker's fiduciary duty, the court held that when a broker usurps control over a non-discretionary account, "the broker owes his customer the same fiduciary duties as he would have had the account been discretionary from the moment of its creation." The Leib court listed four fiduciary duties that are often used as guidelines by customer attorneys and defense attorneys alike:
1. Manage the account in a manner directly comporting with the needs and objectives of the customer as stated in the authorization papers or as apparent from the customer's investment and trading history;
2. Keep informed regarding the changes in the market which affect his customer's interests and act responsively to protect those interests;
3. Keep his customer informed as to each completed transaction; and,
4. Explain forthrightly the practical impact and potential risks of the course of dealing in which the broker is engaged.
In United States v. Frank Skelly and Craig Gross, the Federal Second Circuit Court of Appeals recognized that while "there is no general fiduciary duty inherent in an ordinary broker/customer relationship …. a relationship of trust and confidence does exist with respect to those matters that have been entrusted to the broker." Most commonly, said the court, this relationship exists in situations in which a broker has discretionary authority over the customer's account. In De Kwiatkowski v. Bear Stearns & Co, the Second Circuit (in a case involving a non-discretionary customer account) drew a distinction between a broker's obligation when he recommends an investment and any obligation thereafter. The obligation of a broker, said the appeals court, depends on his decision to extend his legal obligation beyond that which he would otherwise be responsible for. When the broker assumes that greater responsibility, he has become the customer's fiduciary, with the litany of responsibilities that continue as long as that special relationship exists.
More recently, in Ciccone v. Hersh, a federal court held that a financial advisor did not have a fiduciary relationship with investors, despite the fact that he had been the personal investment and financial advisor for the plaintiffs for many years. The investment in question was in a non-discretionary account and, said the court, there was no continuing fiduciary duty beyond point-of-sale.
In the 2008 case of Muller-Paisner v. TIIA-CREF, the Second Circuit found that fiduciary duties can exist under certain circumstances. To state a claim for breach of stock broker fiduciary duty in New York, said the appeals court, a plaintiff need only allege that the duty existed and that it was breached. "A fiduciary relationship exists under New York law when one person is under a duty to act for or to give advice for the benefit of another upon matters within the scope of the relation." A fiduciary duty may arise in the context of a commercial transaction upon a requisite showing of trust and confidence. In Muller-Paisner, the court ruled that such a relationship had been alleged, noting that " the complaint alleges that the defendants target these advertisements to a specific class of people, retired educators. Moreover, in her reply brief Muller-Paisner cites public statements of employees of the defendants including statements in congressional testimony and on the defendants' website, to the effect that they offer a wide range of investment products, that they will help their customers choose among those products, and that trust is a crucial dimension of the relationship between the defendants and their customers. We conclude that under the applicable standards Muller-Paisner's allegations regarding the existence of a duty, for the purposes of both the fiduciary duty and negligence claims, are sufficient to withstand the defendants' motion to dismiss."
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Kelly (Rookwood) This family is well recorded in Vera Hughes' book. Crofton Kelly and his wife Elizabeth Threwles were the parents of Edmund Kelly born 1765. Edmund became a successful lawyer and lived at Rookwood, a property previously leased by his uncle John Thewles. In the late 1820s Edmund retired and married Sarah. In 1828 he is recorded as a member of the Grand Panel of county Roscommon. Edmund Kelly was a very wealthy man and in his will of 1837 mentioned his estates in counties Roscommon, Galway, Westmeath and in Sussex, England. In 1840 he bought a property at Ballinderry, Moate, county Westmeath from Lord Clonbrock and died 5 years later. Many legal battles followed his death as various Kelly family members laid claim to his estate. At the time of Griffith's Valuation the Kellys owned land in the parishes of Killinvoy, Kiltoom, Rahara, St Johns and Tisrara, barony of Athlone, county Roscommon and in the parish of Athleague, county Galway. Sarah Kelly was shot at Ballinderry in 1856. She left her Kiltoom property to her Strevans nephews and her Rookwood estate to her nephew Robert Bayley. In the 1870s Robert Preston Bayley of Rookwood, owned 294 acres in county Galway, 2,590 acres in county Roscommon and 284 acres in county Westmeath; Thomas H. Strevens owned 1,258 acres and George Strevans owned 518 acres in county Roscommon.
Strevans In the 1850s Thomas H. Strevans held a number of townlands from his aunt Sarah Kelly in the parish of Kiltoom, barony of Athlone, county Roscommon. Following the death of Sarah Kelly he inherited her Kiltoom property. Thomas Hodgeman Strevans of Kiltoom House owned 1,258 acres in county Roscommon in the 1870s and George Strevans of Kent owned 518 acres in county Roscommon.


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The Ron Hites Award recognizes annually an exemplary paper published in the previous two volumes of the Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry (JASMS). The award recognizes a high quality presentation of outstanding original research. The award is named in honor of Professor Ron Hites of Indiana University, who led the creation of JASMS in 1988 while serving as president of ASMS.
The winning manuscript is selected by a confidential committee. Selection is based on the committee's judgement of each paper's innovative aspects, technical quality, likely stimulation of future research, likely impact on future applications, and quality of presentation. Manuscript citations and impact factor may also be considered but are not the major determinants of selection.
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Julia Laskin, 2019 Recipient of the Ron Hites Award
The 2019 Ron Hites Award recognizes Dr. Julia Laskin, Purdue University and her co-authors for their paper Towards High-Resolution Tissue Imaging Using Nanospray Desorption Electrospray Ionization Mass Spectrometry Coupled to Shear Force Microscopy; Son N. Nguyen, Ryan L. Sontag, James P. Carson, Richard A. Corley, Charles Ansong, and Julia Laskin; J. Am. Soc. Mass Spectrom. (2018) 29:316Y322.
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2018: Peter B. Armentrout, University of Utah and co-authors John E. Carpenter, Christopher P. McNary, April Furi, Andrew F. Sweeney; Department of Chemistry, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT; JASMS Vol. 28, Sept 2017, pp. 1876-1888, DOI 10.1007/s13361-017-1693-0.
2017: Thomas Rizzo, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne and co-authors Antoine Masson1, Michael Z. Kamrath1, Marta A. S. Perez1, Matthew S. Glover (pictured on left)2, U. Röthlisberger1, David E. Clemmer2, Thomas R. Rizzo1; 1École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, 2Indiana University; JASMS 2015, 26, 1444-1454
2016: Kevin Pagel, Max Plank Society Berlin, and co-authors Johanna Hofmann and Waldemar Hoffmann for their paper Energy-Resolved Ion Mobility-Mass Spectrometry, JASMS 2014, 25, 471-479.
2015: John Klassen, University of Alberta, and, co-authors Lan Liu, Alyson Baergen, Klaus Michelsen, Elena N. Kitova, and Paul D. Schnier; for their paper Energetics of Intermolecular Hydrogen Bonds in a Hydrophobic Cavity: JASMS, 2014, 25, 742-750.
2014: Evan R. Williams, Harry J. Sterling; Alexander F. Kintzer; Geoffrey K. Feld; Catherine A. Cassou; Bryan A. Krantz; for their paper Supercharging Protein Complexes from Aqueous Solution Disrupts their Native Conformations; JASMS 2012, vol. 23, pages 191 – 200.
2013: Gary M. Hieftje, Alexander W. G. Graham, Steven J. Ray, Christie G. Enke, Charles J. Barinaga, David W. Koppenaal; "First Distance-of-Flight Instrument: Opening a New Paradigm in Mass Spectrometry;" J Am Soc Mass Spectrom 2011, 22, 110-117.
2012: Hao Chen, Shiyong Wu, and Zhixin Miao; Ohio University; "The Study of Protein Conformation in Solution via Direct Sampling by Desorption Electrospray Ionization Mass Spectrometry;" J Am Soc Mass Spectrom 2010, 21, 1730 - 1736.
2011: Scott A. McLuckey, T. –Y. Huang, T.-Y., and J. Liu; Purdue University; "Top-Down Tandem Mass Spectrometry of tRNA via Ion Trap Collision-induced Dissociation;" JASMS 2010, Vol. 21(6), 890-898.
2010: Facundo Fernandez, Leonard Nyadong, Sameer Late, Michael D. Grren, and Ajay Banga; Georgia Institute of Technology; "Direct Quantitation of Active Ingredients in Solid Artesunate Antimalarials by Noncovalent Complex Forming Reactive Desorption Electrospray Ionization Mass Spectrometry;" JASMS 2008, Vol. 19, 380-388.
2009: Alison E. Ashcroft, David P. Smith, Kevin Giles, Robert H. Bateman, and Sheena E. Radford; Leeds University; "Monitoring Copopulated Conformational States during Protein Folding Events Using Electrospray Ionization-Ion Mobility Spectrometry-Mass Spectrometry;" JASMS 2007, 18, 2180-2190.