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Total Joints Surgeon
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The Orlin & Cohen Orthopedic Group has partnered with Northwell Health and is seeking BE/BC fellowship trained Joint Surgeons to join our expanding practice in New York.
Orlin & Cohen is the largest and fastest growing orthopedic practice on Long Island, with 8 locations in Nassau and Suffolk Counties. Join our 34 fellowship trained doctors as we continue to build a thriving practice through our new partnership with Northwell Health, New York State s largest health system and largest private employer.
Employed through Orlin & Cohen Orthopedic Group, you will receive a highly competitive compensation and benefits package while enjoying the advantages of a fully autonomous private practice setting with minimal call obligations.
Readily accessible, existing patient base
Collaborative research opportunities are present at the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research
Academic opportunities at the Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell
Northwell Health is New York State s largest health care provider and private employer, with 23 hospitals, more than 600 outpatient facilities and nearly 15,000 affiliated physicians. We care for over two million people annually in the New York metro area and beyond, thanks to philanthropic support from our communities. Our 66,000 employees 15,000-plus nurses and 4,000 employed doctors, including members of Northwell Health Physician Partners are working to change health care for the better. We re making breakthroughs in medicine at the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research. We're training the next generation of medical professionals at the visionary Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell and the Hofstra Northwell School of Graduate Nursing and Physician Assistant Studies.
Diversity and Health Equity:
Northwell Health is committed to training, supporting and nurturing physicians from all backgrounds. We fully understand that diversity is integral for our institutional excellence and a means to attaining health equity. As a result, our diversity and inclusion efforts are a part of everything we do, from education, to clinical care, to research, to physician well-being.
Diversity and inclusion permeates our educational and clinical initiatives. We have set a goal to make sure every one of our physicians receives training on how to deliver high quality, culturally competent care. Our recent educational areas of focus have been on social determinants of health, community engagement and developing a medical-legal partnership for our physicians-in-training. One of our many strengths is our diverse patient population and our expectation is that our diverse patient populations receive equitable care, irrespective of who they are. As a result, we continually recruit a diverse physician workforce to meet the needs of our diverse patients.
We offer a competitive salary and benefits package. Physicians are employed through Northwell Health Physician Partners, one of the largest medical groups in the country.
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Discipline produces success even if your definition of success has nothing to do with money.
If your idea of success is to be a great pianist or painter or gardener, then to get there you must postpone immediate trivial pleasure such as watching TV or going out to the pub. Instead you must practice the piano, study painting, or weed the garden ready for the spring. I would submit that even if your definition of success was to be at peace with the world and to be in a blissful connected state with the universe you must first practice the long hours of discipline required for meditation, and practice the minute-by-minute discipline of pushing out the constant chatter of thoughts from your mind. A Zen monk, for example, could be said to be almost perfectly (and excessively) disciplined.
1.	They rarely think of the future or plan for it. They live only for today.
Self-development guru Jim Rohn's secret of happiness is 'enjoying today whilst planning for a better tomorrow,' and this is a subject I explore further in the last chapter.
Living for the moment is only half of the story. You can only enjoy today because of the plans you made or work you did 'yesterday.' Similarly you can only enjoy tomorrow because of the plans you make or work you do today. This includes simple pleasures like a day walking in the countryside listening to the birds sing. You can only do that because 'yesterday' (last year, etc.) you worked hard enough and saved some money so that you could take time off. It is obvious that you can only eat today because of the work you did yesterday, unless you have set up your life to sponge from others.
2.	They spend every single penny they earn (and usually more) on pleasures right now, today, and do not put anything away for the future.
This is similar to being given a week's worth of sweets and eating them all in one sitting!
Disciplined people use their time and talents to create present and future wealth for themselves. This means getting out of the armchair and doing something. This is hard. This takes effort and it takes will-power. Undisciplined people watch soap operas three times a week, go down the pub all the time (a net outflow of money), go out for meals, buy all the latest toys or generally fritter away their time and talents for thirty of forty years. And then.... huge surprise...they're broke when they retire!
Look, this hardly needs saying. There's nothing wrong with watching television sometimes, going down the pub now and then and having the odd meal out. These are pleasures. This is jelly now. Then, you turn the TV off and get to work on projects which will make you wealthy. You stay in several nights and work through until midnight on the same thing. This is investing time in your future, and is an identical concept to investing (saving) money for your future.
A disciplined person does not spend all his/her time now, in trivial pleasures, they save some for the future. Time is funny stuff. You can't put it in a box and save it for a future day, say the end of your life, and then haul it out and get extra days of life. The rule with time is that you have to invest it straight away. It multiplies and produces money in the future. You use this money to buy time from other people. For example, the money releases you from the need to work, and so that gives you a whole lot of time - much more than your original investment of time. Or, you use the money to pay someone to do your garden or your DIY, and that frees up a whole lot of time for more pleasurable things.
So the analogy is exact. Undisciplined people squander all their free time now on pleasures (eat all the jelly) and get, say, 100 units of pleasure. Disciplined people use a little of their time for pleasures (eat a little jelly now), then invest their time for the future. This multiplies many fold, and frees up vast amounts of time in the future. The net result is that they get (say) 1,000 units of pleasure in total over the years. This is their reward for being disciplined. I hope this makes sense.


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A 400-year-old townhouse in the heart of Valletta is the ideal setting to base explorations of this baroque city. All of the city's main sights are within walking distance from the quiet residential street that gives Palazzo Consiglia its warmth and charm.
Each of the hotel's 13 rooms has a unique theme and ambiance. The rooms are distinct with a common eye for design and taste, from Maltija, brimming with local flavor and classic décor, to the earthy tones of Ecologica. Viaggiatrice is designed to appeal to those with cosmopolitan sensibilities, while Romantica blooms with sweetness for honeymooning couples. The furnishings and linens range from the exotic colors and sumptuous textures of bohemian Zingara and glamorous Diva, to the restrained beauty of Religiosa and modern Industriale. Your Ker & Downey luxury travel consultant will help you select the room that fits your personal style, adding a personal touch to your Maltese experience.
Palazzo Consiglia shows its class in matching the local flavor that favors detail over volume, and chivalry over pretension. In Malta, you are more likely to be fascinated than overwhelmed, returning to your hotel in search of a place to absorb more of the local panoramas and personalities.
Breakfast is served daily in the hotel, and a 24-hour bar is available for snacks and drinks at any time. Guests can enjoy the rooftop sundeck and plunge pool and catch views of the Upper Barracca Gardens and the Grand Harbour while sipping drinks or snacking.
The vaulted ceilings and stone walls of the hotel spa call to mind the treasures one might find hidden in the townhouse cellar. Family treasures, delectable delights, or special wine cannot hold a candle to the riches of the pampering that await. A whirlpool plunge pool, steam room, and sauna are all tucked into renovated cisterns and niches throughout the unique space. For those who prefer a more private experience, massages can be arranged in your guestroom.


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Q: Excluding column on chart in ggplot2 I would like to exclude one column from my chart. In csv I use as my data there is a lot of empty cells and thus there is nameless column in my chart that is at the same highest of them all. In my opinion it looks a bit stupid so I would like to get rid of it.
Here is my chart code:
ggplot(df, aes(Coverage, fill=(Coverage)))+
  geom_bar(color="black",fill="brown3")+
  theme(text = element_text(size=15),axis.text.x = element_text(angle=90, hjust=1))+
  labs(title = "Diagram przedstawiajacy w ktorym miesiacu w kolejnych latach najwieksza liczba dziennikarzy poniosla smierc", x="Panstwo", y="Rok")

And here is how the chart looks like. First column is the one counting amount of empty cells.

thank you very much for all the help!

A: You will need to remove those entries from your df. You could so something along the lines of df[!(df$Coverage %in% c("levels", "to", "exclude", "here")), ]. If that doesn't work, you may, in addition, need to use droplevels(), too.
When you rotate the text, you will also need to offset it a bit, too. You can do it in theme() using hjust or vjust (I always forget which one). Something along the lines of element_text(angle = 90, hjust = 0.5).

A: Alternatively to @Roman Luštrik's answer, you can use dplyr to filter your dataset and do the plot in the same sequence:
library(dplyr)
library(ggplot2)
df %>% filter(Coverage != "") %>%
  ggplot(df, aes(Coverage, fill=(Coverage)))+
  geom_bar(color="black",fill="brown3")+
  theme(text = element_text(size=15),axis.text.x = element_text(angle=90, hjust=0.5))+
  labs(title = "Diagram przedstawiajacy w ktorym miesiacu w kolejnych latach najwieksza liczba dziennikarzy poniosla smierc", x="Panstwo", y="Rok")

If this is not working for you, please consider to provide a reproducible example of your dataset (see: How to make a great R reproducible example)

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FATHER, SON & HOLY GHOST CHURCH
Bishop John Sidney Baker and Mother Josephine Baker
On March 26, 1947, Minister Sidney Baker was in bed before daybreak. God told him to get up and write Father, Son & Holy Ghost Church.
On June 6, 1948, the first service of the Father, Son & Holy Ghost Church was held in a small building on Juliette Street. After God ordained Minister Baker as Bishop and Pastor, he was put through a test. He remained faithful for two years and nine months preaching every Sunday without any members.
In 1962, the church relocated to a small building in the Spring Hill Community of Prattville. The Church moved to several locations. On June 22, 1965, the first service was held in a permanent building at 583 Booth Street in Prattville. God's people began to come from every place and join the church. Sister Annie Pearl Morgan joined and God called her to carry His word. As a reward for her faithfulness in waiting on the Lord, in 1979, Algie Morgan joined the Father, Son & Holy Ghost Church and began to work faithfully for God and he accepted his calling by God to the ministry in 1980. He served as local minister and later as Assistant Pastor.
In 1985, Minister Morgan became pastor, and then Bishop was able to serve fulltime as the Bishop.
The Father, Son & Holy Ghost Church continued to grow in its permanent location. During the decade of the 80's, the membership grew at a rapid pace - The Primary Choir, the Beginners, Primary, and Intermediate classes. The cornerstone for the Father, Son & Holy Ghost Church was laid.
In the 90's, the church began to grow even more. God gave Bishop Morgan a vision to build two churches, a natural and spiritual Church. The ground breaking for the present natural church was held on March 1, 1995 on a hill next door to the current church building. The last service was held in the other church on July 22, 1996.
After 58 years, the Father, Son & Holy Ghost Church still stands for Holiness. The congregation has caught the vision of the Pastor and the vision has come to past. God's Kitchen, Hospital/Nursing Home, Prison, tutoring ministries and more are being birth out of the Father, Son & Holy Ghost Church. The Holy Spirit lives today in the Father, Son & Holy Ghost Church.
We invite you to visit the "church on the hill." You will be glad you did!


At WWE Hell in a Cell, Daniel Bryan will team with his returning wife Brie Bella against the nefarious combination of The Miz his wife Maryse.
The highly-anticipated SummerSlam showdown pitting Bryan against his longstanding rival ended in utter controversary when The A-Lister knocked out WWE's "Yes!" Man with an unidentified foreign object that his wife Maryse handed to him at ringside.
Backstage, in the wake of the contest, Bryan was nearly inconsolable. Despite Bryan making a heroic return from what was thought to be a career-ending injury, his loss in that match to a competitor he has loathed for many years was extremely difficult to shake. Brie steered her husband back in the right direction by reminding him how much she loved him, how much he had accomplished and how he would win in the end.
Just when Miz looked ready to retire (from competing against The Beard), mocking his rival yet again, an intense Bryan emerged to confront his nemesis, and Brie Bella made a beeline to the ring, clobbering The Miz with a few punches of her own after Maryse berated Bryan. After the brief dustup, it was soon revealed that SmackDown General Manager Paige had approved a truly "must see" Mixed Tag Team Match for the upcoming pay-per-view.
Find out which husband and wife will be victorious at WWE Hell in a Cell, Sunday, Sept. 16, at 7 ET/4 PT, streaming live on the award-winning WWE Network!


How many times have you applied for a job over the internet but you didn't hear anything back? Your resume disappeared in the midst of the submissions process and you couldn't follow up because you didn't know who to contact. Flore Dorcely-Mohr, Senior Director of Career Services (Berkeley College Online® and Paramus) said this is when having a professional LinkedIn profile can really come in handy.
She recently conducted a two-day PowerPoint presentation for students along with co-host Amy Soricelli, Vice President of Career Services, to explain the benefits of LinkedIn.
During the workshop students learned "The Keys to Having a Great Career." What does the world need? What do you love to do? What are you good at and who is going to pay for your services? Those are some of the questions that Flore said students need to be thinking about when planning their career.
"Sometimes you don't give yourself a chance and then you find 'a job' but you're still miserable. That's probably because you didn't ask yourself all the right questions," she suggested.
In order to stand above the competition, a LinkedIn profile should always include: A professional head shot; a creative headline that tells employers what excites you most and about all of the "cool things" you want to do in the future; a summary – no more than three to four paragraphs that describes your motivation, what you're skilled at; and your work experiences and accomplishments – including work samples, photos, and videos. You'll also want to mention clubs and organizations that you are affiliated with.
If you can't afford to join a professional association or you are way too busy to attend meetings, join a LinkedIn Group. There are more than 1,000 business associations to choose from and members can register for up to 100 at a time – free of charge. This is a direct link to hiring managers and information about networking events. Users can also launch a blog post to inspire others through their writing and exchange ideas.
With more than 21,760 connections, Amy has been named the most active person on LinkedIn. In addition to her passion for helping others find jobs, her poetry posts and viral Instagram photos featuring the South Bronx, have a worldwide following across the internet.
"Find out why you do what you do and where it fits into your life, because that's very important," she said.
According to BrandYourself.com, how you look online impacts your career. Unprofessional language and images, damaging search results, and poor communication skills are among the high risk factors that prevent any potential candidate from getting hired.
Following the presentation, students won door-prize giveaways and were treated to a complimentary photo shoot with hair and makeup, and clothing from the Career Services Borrowing Boutique to enhance their LinkedIn profile.


Heading into Netflix's House Of Cards series finale, "Chapter 73," it's easy to assume the Netflix show may never answer its final season's biggest mystery: Who killed Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey)? After all, the series-ender has to deal with the Shepherds' plan to assassinate Claire Hale (Robin Wright, who directed the episode), Claire's plan to possibly drop a nuclear bomb to stave off a terrorist attack, and Claire's pregnancy. Where is there time to unravel a massive murder mystery in there?
Well, the answer is in the final seconds of House Of Cards. In the last scene of the series, we learn none other than Frank's slavishly devoted right hand man Doug Stamper (Michael Kelly) murdered President Underwood, killing off the Kevin Spacey character for good. It's a truly unexpected twist that deserves an explanation, especially since it leads to Doug's own murder.
So, why did Doug go and kill the only person he ever loved?
The simplest answer is that Doug, who has already killed once after murdering Rachel Posner (Emmy-winner Rachel Brosnahan), loved Frank's legacy too much to let his idol ruin it by murdering the sitting president, Frank's wife Claire. "He was coming here to kill you," Doug admits to Claire. "I couldn't let you destroy him." It's a strange thing to say to an almost murder victim, but in Doug's twisted and obsessed mind, that's the kind of logic that makes sense.
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Obviously, Frank was beginning to get sloppy with his schemes. In House Of Cards season 5 alone, he casually pushed Cathy Durant (Jayne Atkinson) down the stairs in a deeply bungled murder attempt. If Frank tried and succeeding in killing Claire, the commander in chief, there is no way he wouldn't have gotten caught. So, Frank would have been found guilty of the highest form of treason, while the late Claire would become a feminist martyr. Any legacy Frank had left would have inevitably disintegrated.
To stop all of that from happening, Doug confirms he used the liver medication Frank already had on hand to cause an overdose. Doug's admission confirms the exact cause of death we hear about earlier in season 6 from FBI director Nathan Green (Jeremy Holm) was precisely correct, despite how far-fetched it sounded. As we find out here, Doug had no idea how long it would take for the pills to kill Frank. Therefore, any of the bizarre details around Frank's death, from the disgraced president dying on the floor to his rambling beforehand, weren't intended. It was all a side effect of Doug's desperate last-ditch effort to save his boss' place in history.
The fact that Doug murdered Frank to "protect the legacy from the man," then explains why Doug spends season 6 almost maddeningly fixated on securing a pardon for Frank to the point of obsessively memorizing the late president's audio diaries. Doug killed his sole loved one to ensure everything they built together would stand the test of time. Every single time Claire called Frank a criminal on the national stage, she was nullifying Doug's biggest sacrifice.
While this explanation for Frank's death seems mostly out of left field, there is a single bread crumb that hinted Doug could be the killer. Early in "Chapter 73," Doug tells a pack of reporters he was with Frank in the former president's suite at the Hay-Adams hotel the night he died. Prior to Frank's overdose, Doug alleges, his boss told him he no longer had confidence in Claire's ability to govern. At the time, Doug's story sounded like a lie he was using to publicly criticize Claire, especially since Doug should have been in his post-murder confession mental health facility by then. But, we now know that account is likely totally true — and what led to Frank's death.
Doug's story about the evening of Frank's murder also clarifies a few things. First, it helps us understand why Frank gave Doug everything in his last-minute will. Then it explains why everyone was wondering what Frank's last words to Doug actually were. The resolutions to both mysteries trace back to that fateful Hay-Adams conversation. Frank was planning to murder Claire; of course Frank had to change to whom his assets would go in the event of his death. Doug was the last person he trusted. And, it appears the last thing Frank said to Doug was that Claire needed to die. It's possible Frank wanted Doug to pick up his murderous intentions if he failed.
Well, Doug nearly does make Frank proud in "Chapter 73's" final few minutes, when he demands Claire agree that her dead husband "made" her. Doug is so intent on getting his confirmation, he holds Frank's letter opener — which President Underwood gave his lackey in the season 5 finale — to pregnant Claire's throat and draws blood. In Doug's mind, it's the least he can do for the man who "saved" him so many years ago with a job and a purpose at his darkest point.
Yet, Claire turns the weapon on Doug and stabs him in the stomach. The move is an instant death blow. An exhausted Doug dies in a bloody Claire's arms, finally at peace for murdering Frank.
All along, the Shepherds and their nefarious plots were just a red herring of a distraction. Clearly, House Of Cards was always going to come down to the tragedy of Doug and Claire.


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The most wanted in Iraq, maybe
Of course, most think I am referring to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, commander of the dreaded al-Qaida of Iraq.
I am not. One's first clue is the disclaimer, "maybe," inasmuch as nearly the entire news media assign al-Zarqawi with the dubious distinction of being the most hunted man in Iraq.
My candidate for that role is the king of clubs in the US deck of cards, the rather simplistic system coalition commanders used in the early part of the Iraqi war to enable soldiers to capture key members of the Saddam regime.
He is the highest-ranking member of that regime to, so far, escape capture or death. His name ... Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri.
"The insurgency was led by Saddam Hussein up until his capture in December 2003. It's been led, in part, by his No 2 or 3, Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, since then.
"He had a well-deserved and well-known reputation as a killer. As vice-chairman of the Revolutionary Command Council, he was complicit in launching two wars of aggression against Iran and Kuwait, invading Saudi Arabia and attacking the town of Khafji in January 1991.
"His daughter was briefly married to Uday, the older son of President Saddam Hussein."
The source of this information is the website of globalsecurity.org.
I must make an admission before my detractors do. Vice-President al-Douri's leadership of the resistance today is purely speculative on my part.
However, based on known facts, it is a reasonable supposition to make, not a fanciful one. His whereabouts is, obviously, unknown. The vice-president has been remiss in not providing his itinerary to coalition authorities.
While his current status within the resistance is relegated to conjecture and his location a mystery, what do we know about this man?
As we have seen, al-Douri was intimately involved in some of Saddam's more notorious military ventures.
Command and control of the resistance movement is itself self-evident due to the number of incidents during any given hour on any given day in Iraq - in other words, multiple coordinated attacks.
During the Saddam regime, it appears as though he gained some of the president's trust. That was not easy with Saddam due to the dichotomy of his dictatorial rule, or any other autocratic leader for that matter.
Paradoxically, the most competent, intelligent, and aggressive leaders under a dictator are often times purged in one form or another because, in the mind of a dictator, such a worthy underling is a rival.
This would account for Iraq losing some of her best and most qualified people during Saddam's rule, but al-Douri proved the exception.
The fact that he has eluded capture or death and, arguably, is attempting to provide command and control to the resistance efforts, makes his enormous capability self-evident.
According to Global Security, the red-haired Ibrahim was born in 1942 near Tikrit, the same clan area as Saddam.
Having no power base of his own, he posed no threat to Saddam. He and Saddam were among the leading planners of the 1968 coup, which returned the Baath Party to power.
There are some reports that he is not a well man, suffering from leukemia. Other reports suggest that these are rumours fostered by Ibrahim to lessen the enthusiasm of coalition forces to capture him.
Ibrahim was vice-chairman of the Revolutionary Command Council (RCC) and northern region commander. He also served as deputy secretary-general of the Baath Party Regional Command and deputy commander of the armed forces.
After the 1991 Gulf war, he was frequently sent abroad to represent Iraqi interests. More recently, in March 2003 he commanded military forces in the north of Iraq during the US invasion.
In October 2003, captured members of Ansar al-Islam had said that Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri was helping to coordinate their attacks on US occupation forces. In November 2003, coalition forces offered a $10 million reward for information leading to his capture or extinction. There have been false claims of his arrest, and members of his family have been arrested, but Ibrahim continues to defy coalition and Iraqi security forces.
And the trial of Saddam Hussein and the passage of the referendum regarding the Iraqi constitution may only make matters worse, not better, for an uncertain period of time.
This is evidenced by the bold abduction and murder of Saadoun Sughaiyer al-Janabi, one of two lawyers representing Awad Hamed al-Bander, one of Saddam's co-defendants.
Saddam's trial involving seven other co-defendants, which has been predictably postponed (Three options, each is repugnant), will not change matters.
Knight Ridder reporter Nancy Youssef writes: "US and Iraqi officials hope that the trial will weaken the insurgency, made up in part of former members of Saddam's Baath Party who remain loyal to him."
Right. Placing the man the Sunni resistance feels is the legitimate president of Iraq will weaken them - or fill them with resolve? Logic dictates the latter. Only dreaming suggests the former. And dreaming is not a recommended practice in governance or military planning.
The same holds true regarding the passage of the referendum regarding the Iraqi constitution. Many fear the resistance will adopt the attitude that they attempted to achieve their goals by political means and failed; it is now time to lock and load and carry on the fight against the invader.
American and Iraqi military experts regard the resistance as a resourceful enemy, and he will not be defeated by the ballot box. The Bush administration along with his American news media cohorts insist that the political process aimed at involving the Sunni minority will, if successful, somehow neutralise resistance forces.
This stance baffles American military strategists and defies military logic. American and Iraqi army commanders know that the enemy will not be defeated by the ballot, only by the bullet.
They feel any assertion to the contrary is absurd, and it matters little to them that the abysmal theory comes from President George Bush and his minions.
While military logic of command succession, along with his status as a Saddam confidant, suggests that al-Douri is playing a key role in the command and control of the resistance, locating Hani Abd al-Latif Tilfah, the king of hearts, the former director of the daunting Special Security Organisation (or Amn al-Khas), could also prove to be an interesting endeavor.
The SSS had two primary responsibilities, protecting the lives of the Baath leadership and maintaining surveillance on people in Iraq who had highly sensitive responsibilities, personnel in the intelligent services as an example.
He, too, may be playing a key role in the resistance. David Newton, director of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty's Iraq Service, reported, "... it is more likely that Tilfah might be organising the attacks. He was much closer to Hussein."
The Centre for Strategic and International Studies reports that only 4% to 10% of the 30,000-strong resistance is comprised of foreign fighters, mostly from Algeria and Syria and mostly becoming members of the deadly al-Qaida in Iraq led by the aforementioned al-Zarqawi.
While not necessarily endorsing the 30,000 figure, believing it to be an underestimate, this report does suggest that the resistance is a force at least nine times larger than al Qaida in Iraq.
Does it make any sense that al-Zarqawi retain the unenviable status as being the most wanted man in Iraq? There have been reports that he has been branching out. The Jordanian may not even be in Iraq.
In October 2003, captured members of Ansar al-Islam had said that Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri was helping to coordinate their attacks on US occupation forces.
The distinct possibility exists that not all resistance forces are under a central command, but under local control only.
Nevertheless, the ferocity, coordination, and intelligence of many attacks suggest an overall command structure. The most logical choices to fill that role are al-Douri and Tilfah. Global Security reports: "Following the capture of Saddam Hussein he [al-Douri] became the most wanted man in Iraq."
So, what has changed? Not a whole lot since December 2003, other than the unalterable fact that things have gotten worse. In my previous article, I suggested the Third Option, an overall offensive against the resistance by coalition and Iraq security forces to stop the bloodletting, to stop the killing of civilians including far too many children, and to stop the assassination of teachers.
I am asking my commander-in-chief to lead, just this once. This is a very serious problem of your own making, Mr President. Don't do what is popular among voters. Do what is right. We need to end this thing.
Sandy Shanks is the author of two novels, The Bode Testament and Impeachment. An avid historian, he is also an experienced columnist, specialising in political/military issues.
The opinions expressed here are the author's and do not necessarily reflect the editorial position or have the endorsement of Aljazeera.
SOURCE: Aljazeera


Original Schlierseer Striezl nach dem Rezept von da Schlierseer Oma – die Besten!!!
Eigentlich kann man die Striezl des ganze Jahr backen und genießen. Eine Spezialität, die viel zu schade wäre, um sie nur an bestimmten Tagen zu genießen. Aber ganz besonders dürfen sie nicht fehlen an Fasching, Kirchweih und natürlich während der Almzeit im Sommer.
Das zimmerwarme Dinkelmehl in eine Schüssel sieben, in der Mitte eine Mulde machen für den Vorteig. Die frische Hefe mit etwas lauwarmer Milch zu einem kleinen Vorteig anrühren und ca. 20 Minuten gehen lassen. Die restlichen Zutaten, bitte alle Zimmerwarm, in die Teigschüssel geben und ca. acht Minuten gleichmäßig kneten, damit viel Luft in den Teig kommt. Anschließend ca. 30 Minuten nochmal gehen lassen, dabei mit einem Küchentuch zudecken.
Auf einer Arbeitsfläche den Teig geben und zu einem langen Strang ziehen. Mit der Teigkarte kleine Striezel abstechen und auf ein Brett legen, zudecken und ca. 30 Minuten gehen lassen. Inzwischen die Fettpfanne vorbereiten mit gutem Butterschmalz.
Jetzt werden die Teiglinge vorsichtig in heißes Fett gegeben, die Pfanne wird mit einem Deckel zugedeckt. Wenn sie schon a bissal bräunlich schimmern, Deckel abnehmen und die Striezel im Fett umdrehen und fertigbacken. Mit einem Seihlöffel aus der Pfanne nehmen und auf einem Tuch abtropfen lassen. Mit Puderzucker bestäuben und genießen.
Between the 21st of December and the 6th of January, in what is known here in Bavaria as Rauhnächte (smoke nights), it is believed that at this time the veil between this world and the hereafter is at its thinnest. This is a time for change, purification and reflection. It is believed that at this time, through the ritual of "räuchern" or incense burning, you could affect positive change in the new year while protecting your family, farm and livestock. This might all seem very mystical but these old beliefs are now being found to have real evidence in science in our modern times. Many of these plants have antimicrobial and antibacterial properties.
Recently, on a very cold dark night in November, my colleague Ulrike McCarthy and I, were invited to learn about these traditions at one of our local farms. Our spiritual guide, Angelika Prem, also a writer for Schliersee magazine, has been teaching and performing these ancient rituals for more than 15 years. You can say she has been involved in them much longer as it was all just a very normal part of the seasonal calendar for her family farm. What she didn't learn at her mother's hearth, she learned by taking courses and reading extensibly on the subject and now offers courses and seminars at her farm, Hennerehof, right here in Schliersee.
When we first arrived, before we gathered together around the roaring fire, Angelika used a "Räucherbündel or Räucherzigarre" to clean our energy and prepare us for this ritual. In the US we call this a smudging stick. The plants for the purpose of making smudging sticks and other smoking rituals, are traditionally gathered on the 15th of August the official holiday of the Assumption of Mary.
Once "clean" Angelika began to hand us various items she had gathered for ceremonial purposes from the forest around her farm. Hardened tree resin, dry bunches of various plants and even hand written notes. All were given out at different times in the ceremony and we were encouraged to dig deep in our emotions and cast the difficult or negative thoughts into the flames, along with the plants and powders. "This is a great time to unpack your baggage" she repeated often to us. I have to admit I had a hard time deciding which bag to unload as it sure has been a challenging year.
When we could stand the blustering cold no longer, we went into the cozy alpine farmhouse of Hennerehof. Once inside we sipped steaming mugs of tea and snacked on homemade pumpkin soup and cookies. The energy of gathering with such knowledgable women was very intoxicating. Could that magical moment be a result of the exotic scent of mystical vapors from the various incense we were learning their uses? I do not know the answer, but I have to highly recommend coming to Schliersee and taking a few of Angelika's seminars. It will most definitely reignite your connection with the traditions of the old ways.
Last weekend, the farmers of Schliersee and of Oberbayern joined together to celebrate Almbauerntag. This year the council of farmers, who work the high pastures, gathered at one of our local Alms to discuss alpine farming issue both social and political. It was due to this fact that the 71st Almbauerntag for this region was happily celebrated this year here in Schliersee.
Almbauerntag is always celebrated on the second week in October two weeks following the last Almabtrieb, which is normally the 29th of September. I am sure these dates have been established due to the weather, as we seem to get a light snowfall on the peeks during the first week of October.
After a Sunday morning church service at St. Sixtus church in Schliersee, a procession including the local farmers, decorated animals, our local marching band, town council and the various trachten groups. This colorful parade wound around the downtown area and ended up in an autumnal beer tent on the green near Vitalwelt. Locals and visitors alike gathered and lined the streets in colorful trachten, giving our alpine lake town a timeless appearance.
Many of our village farms including Jörgenbauer, Unterriß, Anderlbauer and Kirchbergerhof were in attendance. Franz Leitner of Kirchbergerhof brought along his beautiful black Bergschafe who were led through the bustling streets with only a handful of feed. Bringing up the rear of their group where a pair of tail wagging baby lambs. Hartl Markhauser and his children displayed several historic harvesting equipment. Carriages festooned with ribbons and colorful flower bouquets; impeccably groomed horses with glistening livery were all in attendance as well.
With traditional music filling the air, a small static display on the grass allowed visitors to capture plenty of photos before everyone headed into the cool shade of the tent. A deliciously fragrant lunch was catered with Bavarian efficiency to a packed crowd and refreshing drinks were quickly dispatched. Our fellow contributor Angelika Prem from Hennererhof with the help of local Sennerin served slices of cake from a table awash in delectable deserts.
To find out more about our local farms and possibly plan your next farm friendly family holiday here are a few links from our farms.
Bundeslandwirtschaftsministerin Julia Klöckner kommt mit Ilse Aigner auf Einladung des Schlierseer Almbauern Georg Kittenrainer und Kreisbäuerin Marlene Hupfauer nach Schliersee.
Vor Ort informierten sich Julia Klöckner und Ilse Aigner bei den Schlierseer Almbauern über ihre Arbeit und die täglichen Herausforderungen. Die Almwirtschaft ist Landschafts- und Kulturgutpflege, zentral für den Schutz und Erhalt der Artenvielfalt.
Durch die wertvolle Almbewirtschaftung ist in den Schlierseer Bergen eine sehr, sehr große Artenvielfalt anzutreffen. Die Pflanzen wurden vor Kurzem kartiert und dabei weit über 400 verschiedene Arten festgestellt. Wir versuchen durch gezielte Aufklärungsarbeit an die Politiker, Touristen, Einheimischen, Sportler und Freizeiterholungsuchenden, diese wertvolle Landschaft und Artenvielfalt auch für unsere nächsten Generationen zu erhalten.
Durch ein gezieltes Management können wir erreichen, dass es auch in Zukunft ein gesundes Miteinander geben kann. Kooperationspartner der Almbauern wie die Bayerischen Staatsforsten, Gemeinden, Touristikverbände, deutscher Sportbund, Naturschutzverbände etc. können dazu beitragen, dass dies durch Rücksicht von allen Seiten möglich ist. Dabei darf der Schutz von Eigentum nicht ins Hintertreffen geraten.
I have been a true fan of the many beautiful handmade products that Corinna Hofmann is selling through her company, Gipfelgwand Schliersee, for a couple years. So, imagine my surprise when she approached me to help her bring her vision for her latest collection to light. Aloha Schliersee is inspired by sunny summer's days spent at the local Strandbad, the cool tranquil turquoise waters of our lake as well as the flowing landscape.
When I met Corinna she explained to me that Gipfelgwand was a dream 10 years in the making. Aloha Schliersee breathes new life into the traditional styling and clothing of this area. It is a fun and funky, Bavarian Bohemian Treat. Corinna came from the Bodensee area about 3 years ago and she brings a sort of German version of the California surfer girl feel to the designs. Yoga, Stand Up Paddle and the outdoors all blended together in a powerful yet feminine charm.
Last Friday afternoon, we met at Hennererhof in the Westenhofen district of Schliersee. This was the culmination of a lot of networking and friend making. As a small group we embarked upon the steep journey up a path that was nothing more than a deer trail to the famous Baumgartenschneid. This location is truly magnificent and very much worth schlepping up camera gear and props to obtain the view.
Waiting for us at the tipity top was a troop of mountain goddesses. There really is no other way to describe the collection of woman gathered for this shoot. Each one bringing their own particular strength and beauty. From Sports model and Bergwacht members to florist and Yoga instructors. The power and the softness combined. Pure inspiration and we were blessed to have such a company of women.
Working quickly so as not to loose a moment of the magnificent light we quickly shared our vision for the shoot and prepared the simple, natural styling. Flowers were festooned in braided hair and the iconic Gipfelrock were presented to many smiling faces. Shoes were optional and quickly forgotten.
This was the culmination of Corinna's vision and planning. The even was a designers dream. It was pretty special to this photographer as well. It is incredible what she has been able to achieve in such a short time living in Schliersee. I was so impressed by the support and encouragement she has received from other female entrepreneurs in and around Schliersee. Powerful and empowered creative women all coming together to bring to life another woman's vision was absolutely inspiring. The women in these photos have all met through the Female Mountain Power Summit and their names are, Sabrina Tamara Regina Steinberger Irmi Baumann Miriam Stannecker Anna-Maria Wimmer.
Die Hauptalmbegehung hat eine bereits 70-jährige Geschichte und fand dieses Jahr das zweite Mal im Gemeindegebiet Schliersee statt. Zuletzt 1979 im Rotwandgebiet. Im Gemeindegebiet Schliersee liegen 27 Almen, von denen dieses Jahr vier besucht wurden.
Bei schönstem Sommerwetter wanderten ca. 850 bayerische Almbauern und Almbäuerinnen, Almpersonal und Freunde der Almwirtschaften die ca. 11 km lange Runde. Unter den Wanderern waren auch einige Minister der Bayerischen Staatsregierung und Landräte vertreten.
Geparkt und gestartet wurde beim Hennerer, wo sich zur großen Freude von Angelika Prem (Hennererhof) Ilse Aigner ins Gästebuch eingetragen hat.
Nach knapp einer Stunde Gehzeit versammelten sich alle um 9:00 Uhr zur Begrüßung auf der Oberen Krainsbergalm. Kein Gastbetrieb! An diesem Tag war für ausreichend Verpflegung und Getränke gesorgt. Die frisch gebackenen Kuchen, Strizl, Auszogenen und Nussecken waren hervorragend. Georg Mair, der Vorsitzenden des Almwirtschaftlichen Vereins Oberbayern (AVO), unser Schlierseer Bürgermeister Franz Schnitzenbaumer und Ilse Aigner begrüßen die zahlreichen Wanderer.
Im Anschluss stellten sich die Almbauern und ihre Almen, die umliegenden Almen, die Obere und Untere Krainsalm sowie die vordere und hintere Gschwandbachalm vor ‒ wie groß, wie viel Vieh und die Besonderheiten oder auch besonderen Schwierigkeiten während der Almzeit.
Weiter führte der Weg jetzt über einen schönen Wald- und Almsteig hinauf auf die Baumgartenschneid, den höchsten Punkt der Wanderung mit 1.444 m. Von hier haben wir eine tolle Aussicht auf den Tegernsee und den Schliersee. Etwas unterhalb des Gipfels liegt unser nächstes Ziel, die Baumgartenalm. Josef Eham stellte sich, seine Familie und die Alm vor. Diese Alm ist durch keinen Fahrweg erschlossen und muss sich vollständig zu Fuß versorgen ‒ und es gibt keinen Gastbetrieb!
Marcel Huber richtete einige Worte an die Almbauern. Er würdigte die harte Arbeit der Almbauern, die mit ihrer Bewirtschaftung der Almen auch eine wichtige Aufgaben für den Erhalt unserer Berglandschaft beitragen und sicherte ihnen auch weiterhin staatliche Unterstützung zu.
Über einen schönen im Wald gelegenen Steig führt der Weg uns bergab und auch wieder etwas bergauf, bis wir zu den Almwiesen der Kreuzbergalm kommen. Hohe Prominenz erwartet uns schon ‒ Ministerpräsident Dr. Markus Söder. Auch er richtet sein Wort und seinen Dank an die zahlreichen Almbauern und Almbäuerinnen, die Bayern, unsere Alpen- und Almregionen so einzigartig in Deutschland machen, und dass es in jeglicher Hinsicht wichtig ist, die Almen in ihrer ursprünglichen Art zu erhalten. Beim Thema Wolf ist er der Meinung, dass es sicher von Bedeutung ist, die Wölfe zu schützen, dass es aber wichtiger ist, die Bevölkerung sowie die Land- und Almwirtschaft zu schützen und zu unterstützen.
Weiter geht es zur Gindlalm. Oben auf der Gindlalmschneid wurde demonstrativ der Weg so eingezäunt, wie er in etwa sein müsste ‒ als Schutzzaun. Eine schreckliche Vorstellung, dass durch unsere schöne Landschaft zwei Meter hohe Zäune verlaufen.
Auf der Gindlalm wurde ein Zelt aufgestellt, das den Wanderern wieder etwas Schatten verschaffte. Auch fürs leibliche Wohl wurde wieder sehr gut gesorgt, und unsere Ministerin für Landwirtschaft, Forst und Ernährung, Michaela Kaniber, richtete ebenfalls noch ein paar schöne Worte an die Almbauern. Ihr ist eine enge Zusammenarbeit mit dem Almbauerverband wichtig, und sie fand es sehr schön, bei einer Wanderung in dem lockeren Rahmen mal entspannte Gespräche zu führen. Sie wurde mehrfach auf das Verhalten von achtlosen Wanderern und Mountainbikern hingewiesen und möchte dazu auf jeden Fall eine Kampagne starten. Das finde ich auch eine gute Sache, dass wir alle wieder achtsamer und mit Respekt miteinander umgehen und uns entsprechend wie Gäste verhalten.
Wir haben es geschafft, Frau Kaniber vor unsere Kamera zu bekommen.
Zwei Landräte haben wir dann auch noch befragt, wie es ihnen gefallen hat.
Die Landräte Josef Niedermaier aus Bad Tölz und Anton Speer aus Garmisch-Patenkirchen waren auch ganz begeistert, was der AVO (Almwirtschaftliche Verein Oberbayern) auf die Beine stellt, und befürworten diese Veranstaltung absolut. Eine tolle Sache!
Auf unserem Rückweg von der Gindlalm wieder nach Schliersee hatten Mathias Schrön und ich das Gefühl, dass die Hauptalmbegehung ein rundum gelungener Tag für die Almbauern und Almbäuerinnen sowie ihre Almhelfer und Freunde war. Die Stimmung war sehr gut!
Wer jetzt auch gerne dabei gewesen wäre, sollte sich schon mal den Almbauerntag am 14. Oktober in Schliersee vormerken.


An aggressive plan to stimulate the economy has been recently committed to by the Cayman Islands Government. This plan fast tracks some new development and improvements to the country's infrastructure. In the short term, it will provide an immediate boost to the economy, long term results will impact businesses and create more jobs.
- Establishment of a Special Economic Zone to develop a Cayman Enterprise City for science and technology, comprised of six campuses over 300 acres, creating approximately 5000-10,000 jobs over 10 years. Construction could start by end of this year or early next year.
- The Narayana Cayman University Medical Center which will start with a 140 bed hospital and medical university could eventually create thousands of jobs through medical tourism, is planned to be under construction by year end.
- 68,000 sq. ft. commercial building at Camana Bay is currently under construction.
- 200+ residential homes and condominiums are planned for Camana Bay, construction starting at the end of this year.
- 60 ultra-luxury condominiums for WaterColours on Seven Mile beach is currently under construction.
- Expansion of the Ritz-Carlton's Dragon Bay development of homes and condos with over 100 condominiums in Secret Harbour commencing construction this year.
- The new National Gallery building off the Harquail Bypass is currently under construction.
- 2 new multi-storey commercial buildings in George town; one 6 storey office tower for Appleby's attorneys is currently under construction.
- Caribbean Office Place on West Bay Rd. across from the Caribbean Club will start construction this summer.
- A new 5 star hotel resort in Colliers on the eastern side of Grand Cayman, plans construction this year.
- 15 residences at Oceania on the waterfront in George Town is currently under construction.
- Reinstatement of the Courtyard Marriott damaged in Hurricane Ivan has recently been sold this year, although it has not been determined whether the brand will be retained or upgraded to a 5 star brand.
The future looks bright for the Cayman Islands as plans for building the infrastructure and economy have begun. Now is an excellent time for investment as prices for residential property remain at an all time low. Contact your Cayman Islands Real Estate specialists for more information on investing in the Cayman Islands.


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Elections to Tamworth Borough Council were held on 4 May 2000.  One third of the council was up for election and the Labour Party stayed in overall control of the council.

After the election, the composition of the council was:
Labour 16
Conservative 13
Independent 1

Election result

Ward results

References
2000 Tamworth election result
Ward results

2000
2000 English local elections
2000s in Staffordshire

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Motor-Evoked Potentials Elicited From Human Erector Spinae Muscles by Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
Taniguchi, Shinichirou, MD; Tani, Toshikazu, MD
Spine: January 15, 1999 - Volume 24 - Issue 2 - p 154–156
Study Design. The compound muscle action potentials elicited from the erector spinae muscles by transcranial magnetic stimulation was studied in 15 healthy adults.
Objective. To describe the recording procedure for consistent compound muscle action potentials elicited from the human erector spinae by transcranial magnetic stimulation and to establish the normal latency ranges of the responses, at respective spinal levels, for the practical use of this test.
Summary of Background Data. Although recording of the compound muscle action potentials from limb muscles after transcranial magnetic stimulation has been extensively studied, the use of the erector spinae as the target muscle has not, probably because of the difficulty of consistently evoking compound muscle action potentials.
Methods. Compound muscle action potentials from the erector spinae muscles were recorded with the subject prone during tonic voluntary background contraction of the back extensor muscles at approximately 20% of maximum effort. The compound muscle action potentials were recorded concurrently at multiple levels after magnetic stimulation to the brain with a round coil centered over the vertex.
Results. The onset and peak latencies (mean ± SD) of the major negative potential increased progressively toward the caudal level from 13.4 ± 2.2 msec and 17.6 ± 2.2 msec at T5-T6 to 20.8 ± 1.5 msec and 26.3 ± 3.0 msec at L4-L5 in healthy subjects. The latencies changed significantly between two adjacent segments from T5-T6/T6-T7 through T12-L1/L1-L2.
Conclusions. The compound muscle action potential was elicited from the voluntarily contracted erector spinae at all spinal levels from T5-T6 through L4-L5 in all subjects tested. This noninvasive test has potential for evaluating the functional integrity of the motor pathway in the thoracic spinal cord, the spinal nerves, or both.
From the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Kochi Medical School,* Japan.
Acknowledgment date: October 10, 1997.
First revision date: February 19, 1998.
Acceptance date: April 22, 1998.
Device status category: 1.
Address reprint requests to: Shinichirou Taniguchi, MD; Department of Orthopaedic Surgery; Kochi Medical School, Kohasu Oko-cho; Nankoku city, Kochi 783; Japan.
© 1999 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc.
Spine24(2):154-156, January 15, 1999.
erector spinae muscle, magnetic stimulation, motor-evoked potential, thoracic myelopathy, voluntary contraction
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Q: WPF Image.Source caching too aggressively I have an instance of System.Windows.Controls.Image, and I set the contents programmatically as such:
Uri location = new Uri(uriString);
image.Source = new BitmapImage(location);

Sometimes I know that the image on the server has changed and I want to refresh it, but every time I repeat the above code I get the same image.
This seems to be a caching problem, but the two obvious solutions — RequestCacheLevel and BitmapCacheOption — seem to do nothing.  This code has the same result:
var cachePolicy = new RequestCachePolicy(RequestCacheLevel.NoCacheNoStore)) {
    CacheOption = BitmapCacheOption.None
};
image.Source = new BitmapImage(location, cachePolicy);
// Still uses the cached version.

The only way I've found to force a refresh is to append a throwaway query string to the URI, which seems to work, but also is a complete hack:
Uri location = new Uri(uriString + "?nonsense=" + new Random().Next());
image.Source = new BitmapImage(location);
// This forces a refresh

How can I prevent these images from being cached, and/or force a refresh?

A: I think you need to set the CreateOptions on the BitmapImage to:
BitmapCreateOptions.IgnoreImageCache


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Matthew Paige Damon (født 8. oktober 1970) er en Oscarbelønnet amerikansk manuskriptforfatter og skuespiller.

 Biografi
 Tidlige liv
Matt Damon blev født i Cambridge, Massachusetts som søn af Kent Telfer Damon, der er ejendomsmægler og skatterådgiver, og Nancy Carlsson-Paige, underviser på Lesley University. Hans bedstefar var finne. Damon har en bror, Kyle, der er en anerkendt skulptør og kunstner. Matt blev student fra Cambridge Rindge and Latin School i 1988, den eneste offentligt finansierede high school i Cambridge. Damon fik sin første filmrolle samme år med én replik i den romantiske komedie Mystic Pizza.

Han påbegyndte studier på Harvard University med engelsk som hovedfag i efteråret 1988, men brugte det meste af sin tid på skuespiller-projekter, heriblandt tv-filmen Rising Son og hans første større rolle i School Ties (1992). Selvom Damon kun manglede et semester for at blive færdig, droppede han ud af universitetet for at forfølge en skuespillerkarriere i Los Angeles i den tro, at Geronimo: An American Legend (1993) ville blive en stor succes (hvilket den ikke gjorde).

 Filmkarriere
Damon havde flere småroller, indtil han fik en stor rolle i Geronimo: An American Legend sammen med Gene Hackman og Jason Patric. Derefter spillede han en heroin-misbruger i Courage Under Fire (1996) – en krigsfilm, hvor Damon fik mulighed for at bevise sit engagement, i det han måtte tabe 20 kilo på 10 dage for at kunne portrættere sin figur. Han fik efterfølgende at vide, at det var rent held, at hans hjerte ikke var skrumpet som følge af den strenge diæt og træning. Han var derefter tvunget til at tage medicin i flere år, men han fastholder at det var det hele værd for at afspejle karakterens smerte og vise branchen, hvor dedikeret han var til rollen.

Damon og skuespiller Ben Affleck, der er en nær personlig ven og medspiller i flere film, udviklede sammen en thriller om et ungt matematisk geni, og de præsenterede manuskriptet til flere i Hollywood. Efter råd fra filminstruktør Rob Reiner og manuskriptforfatter William Goldman, ændrede de historien fra at være en thriller til at handle om et matematisk geni, der kæmper for at komme frem i verden. Manuskriptet blev til filmen Good Will Hunting (1997), der indbragte Damon og Affleck en Oscar for bedste originale manuskript. Damon blev nomineret til en Oscar for bedste mandlige hovedrolle for samme film (Robin Williams vandt i stedet for bedste mandlige birolle i filmen. Damon parodierede dette som en fiktiv version af sig selv i Kevin Smiths film Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back (2001).

Sammen med Affleck og Chris Moore grundlagde Matt Damon Project Greenlight, der havde til formål at finde og finansiere filmprojekter lavet af nye (amatør) filmskabere. Den tilhørende dokumentarserie om projektet har været nomineret til en Emmy Award tre gange.

Damon er kendt for at vælge utraditionelle roller, såsom den biseksuelle Tom Ripley i The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999), som indbragte ham en Golden Globe-nominering. Han har desuden spillet en falden engel, der diskuterer popkultur som intellektuelt emne i Dogma (1999) (sammen med Ben Affleck); en siamesisk tvilling i Stuck on You (2003); og skrev sammen med vennen Casey Affleck og Gus Van Sant den minimalistiske dialog til den eksperimenterende film Gerry.

Damon har også været med i flere større kommercielle filmprojekter. Han spillede snigmorderen med hukommelsestab, Jason Bourne i de populære action film The Bourne Identity (2002) og The Bourne Supremacy (2004) og The Bourne Ultimatum (2007). Han har også spillet rollen som den unge, optimistiske tyv over for blandt andre George Clooney, Brad Pitt og Julia Roberts i Steven Soderberghs Ocean's Eleven (2001), Ocean's Twelve (2004) og Ocean's Thirteen (2007).

Blandt andre bemærkelsesværdige roller har Damon spillet en fiktionel version af Wilhelm Grimm i Terry Gilliams eventyrfilm The Brothers Grimm (2005) og energianalytiker i Syriana (2005). I 2006 var han med i Martin Scorseses thriller The Departed som en undercover-gangster, der arbejder for Massachusetts State Police, samt i Robert de Niros The Good Shepherd, hvor han spiller CIA-agent. I 2007 kan man blandt andet se ham i en birolle i Kenneth Lonergans film Margaret samt en cameo i Francis Ford Coppolas Youth Without Youth''.

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Filmskuespillere fra USA
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Oscar for bedste originale manuskript


So there has been some hullabaloo around the Naperville city council's total compensation and health benefits etc. but if we remember back our forefathers lived in a time before there was a business of medicine culture. This being the case, it was this council or the councils from past that granted themselves the privilege of healthcare coverage. In the private sector, you must work more than 32 hours a week to be considered a full-time employee before you are offered healthcare coverage. If the council is not willing to measure their time so it is at least 32 hours, then perhaps they can initiate a vote that healthcare coverage is not a part of the compensation package. Granted, this would probably be something they would have come into effect after they are long gone (see the term limit referendum) but this would certainly save tax payer's money.
Here are some other ways the council can save taxpayer money, all it takes is some simple logic.
Being on the City Council is a pro bono opportunity. Remember, the founding fathers would perform government work in their free-time. It was a privilege to be the voice of their constituents not the constituents were privileged to have their representation.
The real question is when is their time going to be up? They take away with one hand the health care benefits and on the other double their salary. To make matters worse the guy who thinks he is going to be the next Mayor makes a motion to raise the salary from 25 to 40k. Talk about ethics briefings, yearly mandated by state laws, which the ex-chief lawyer says doesn't apply. What the heck if a non-police chief, police chief can collect both a 104k pension and a 148k salary for doing the same thing what's the problem(s)?


Is the Brumley defensive driving course state-approved?
How much do you charge for the Brumley defensive driving course?
Q. Is the Brumley defensive driving course state-approved?
A. Yes. School's out! Our Brumley defensive driving course is available online, so you can take it right from the comfort of your own home. Our online defensive driving class is easy to navigate, even if you're not a computer whiz. All you have to do is sign up, go through the course material at your own pace, and you'll get your Missouri Certificate of Completion in the mail. That's all there is to it! If you need your certificate ASAP, we also offer express shipping through FedEx.
Q. How much do you charge for the Brumley defensive driving course?
A. We only charge $29.95 for the course, including same-day processing of your Brumley Defensive Driving Certificate on weekdays.
A. We send your certificate of completion for the Brumley defensive driving school course via first class mail. Monday through Friday, we even send it the same day you finish if you complete the course by 3pm CT. If you are pressed for time and need your certificate immediately, request Fed Ex service when you sign up for the course and your certificate will be there 1-2 days after you finish it.
A. Nope. We track your progress through the Brumley defensive driving course so that you can sign in from any computer and pick the course up right where you left off.
The Missouri Department of Public Safety (DPS/DMV) recognizes the Driving University online defensive driving school. You can take the Missouri traffic safety school for points, traffic tickets and even an insurance discount. Just as a Brumley brick and mortar school, Driving University provides the same accredited course except you complete the course at your own pace online. Any hour of the day, you can log in and out using your password. This Missouri DPS/DMV school is simple, enjoyable and convenient.
WHO CAN BENEFIT FROM TAKING THIS MISSOURI DPS ONLINE COURSE?
All Missouri drivers can benefit from taking the Driving University online traffic school course. Whether you have points on your DMV record, a traffic ticket(s) or can get an auto insurance discount, taking this self paced easy-to-do online driving school is simple and convenient and can be done at any hour of the day. Driving University is the best way to complete defensive driving in Brumley Missouri. Approved by the Missouri Department of Public Safety.
To start with, it's goof proof. Begin by clicking the sign up button to register and pay for the course. After registration, the defensive driving course begins. Remember, you complete the course at your own pace which means you log in and out whenever you want to. Following the Brumley Missouri defensive driving course, you'll take the multiple choice final quiz online. The Missouri Department of Public safety (DMV) requires an 80% to pass. If your score is less than 80%, you re-take only the quiz until you score at least 80% - no extra cost. More than ninety percent pass their first try.
When you finish the Driving University online course, we will mail your driving school Certificate to you. Those who complete the traffic school course after 2pm or on the weekend have their certificates processed the next business day. If you're taking the course for a Brumley court, be sure to give the Brumley court your driving school Certificate when you receive it.
HOW IS THIS ONLINE BRUMLEY MISSOURI DMV SCHOOL DIFFERENT?
The big difference between the DMV approved Driving University online school and a Brumley brick and mortar defensive driving school is convenience. Completing a traffic school course has never been easier than doing it at the Missouri Department of Public Safety approved Driving University. Now, traffic school from the comforts of home or office is how more and more Missouri drivers are satisfying their DMV or court requirement. Defensive driving with Driving University traffic school means convenience and customer satisfaction.
After you sign up and pay the Missouri DMV school fee, you can get started in the Brumley Missouri driving school right away. As you're registering here online for traffic school, you'll choose a password that will allow you to finish the defensive driving course at your own convenience. Enjoy the Missouri Department of Public Safety online course and let us know if we can help with anything more.


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Q: Neovim - Async function to prevent blocking buffer I'm attempting to create a small function in Neovim that executes tslint. The current version of the function however blocks my editor (not able to scroll through my buffer while it's running). How do I make these function run async so the rest of neovim is still usable?
Plug 'jaawerth/nrun.vim'

function! TslintFix()
  let tslint = nrun#Which('tslint')
  if filereadable(tslint) && filereadable(nrun#Which('prettier'))
    silent exec '!' . tslint . ' --fix ' . expand('%:p') . ' > /dev/null 2>&1'
    e!
  endif
endfunction
autocmd! BufWritePost *.ts :call TslintFix()

A: You should use "w0rp/ale" for your purpose.

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*ale is an asynchronous linter(fixer).

*ale is supported tslint, of course.


Happy April! Let's try and pretend the weather is on our side and we're not sitting indoors desperately waiting for the tiniest bit of sun. I've decided to embrace the best spring can offer, and it's that's rain and the constant threat of "The Beast from the East" then I'm going to make the most of what I have.
The great thing about fashion is that things go in and out of style, but we all also have our own personal style, and have items we fall in and out of love with. This coat is one of those items, but because it's lasted so long, and I've owned it for what feels like forever, I'm dubbing it The Forever Coat.
I feel like it's tradition in a country like the UK to own a lot of coats. You never know what the weather will bring, and you kind of need a coat for every occasion, then sometimes you need different coats for different outfits and situations. For example, I have the loveliest camel-or-desert-style wrap coat (made for me – check it out here) and I absolutely adore it… but it doesn't go with everything. That coat is pretty warm, so I need an equally warm coat that goes with a different outfit. And the crisis continues.
When it comes to The Forever Coat, it not only seems to go with a lot of clothing I own, its also perfectly warm for the rubbish weather we have right now. The colour is incredibly versatile, which is one of the reasons I think it's lasted in my loves for so long. There are countless items I own, but eventually get rid of because they're too "statement" and I've worn them a million times, or they're just not my taste anymore. The tailored jacket originally belonged to my mum, and like a lot of things I now adore, she passed it on to me because I kept stealing it. It's kind of funny how as a child, I would scoff at wearing my mum's clothes because I never thought she had much style, nowadays, I head to her wardrobe the minute I can't find something to wear.
I guess we could say I'm playing dress up.
The great thing about this outfit is that it's inexpensive too. In fact, the item with the biggest price tag is my ankle boots (from Next) but rest is a combination of re-styling old clothing and having a good eye when it comes to sale shopping. I've worn this coat and bag, sunglasses and even tights a few times on my blog, but that's the great thing about fashion and personal style – there aren't really any rules.
"Unlocking Your Best Look Is About More Than Beauty Routines Alone"


Lincoln really could be the fudge-lovers world capital, and there are plenty of places to stop and get a cuppa or, indeed, an ice cream. I had a strange craving for rose petals that day so I had Turkish delight, Stem ginger and Liquorice flavours all together and loved it!
So what hadn't I expected?
We've all had a few mornings like this, haven't we?