Believe it or not, some kids don't embrace the transition to summer as smoothly and easily as we'd expect or like. Once the structure of school ends, the stress they've been holding in may pop out. Young kids spend the school year controlling their impulses and delaying gratification, and they can often become grumpy, "fall apart," and/or "let loose" when school is over. In these times of intense academics and overscheduling, older kids may become testy and/or lethargic, and just want/need to sleep a lot and "do nothing" for a while. Let them for a few weeks. Don't schedule in too much right after school ends, as their bodies and brains are telling you that they need to reset.
Kids' schedules tend to have a different rhythm during the summer with more unstructured time. Should you let them be loose with their time? Well, yes and no. While kids benefit from unstructured time in order to decompress and rediscover what they like to do, they also need a basic schedule so that they know what to expect.
Too much screen time can disconnect family members from each other and kids from their own active imaginations. Limiting screen time and forbidding it during meals is helpful. Encouraging fun reading in older kids, reading to younger kids, and taking turns reading a fun book with your kids (and partner!) is, of course, a great substitute. Don't force your kids to read, however, because then it becomes a chore rather than a pleasure. And be a role model—limit your own screen time and enjoy reading and doing other fun activities when you're around your kids.
With less structure, the summer is a good time to help kids develop the capacity to tolerate and cope with boredom. There's a benefit to boredom, you ask? Yes. It helps kids look inward to find out what interests them. It fosters self-reliance and creativity. And, it strengthens the ability to sit with an uncomfortable feeling and the process of figuring out how to deal with it. So, how can you help your kids with this? For one, try not to rush in to give them ideas of things to do. Instead, consider saying, "I'm sure you'll think of something to do," and they likely will. While they may push back initially, be patient – they will get used to relying on themselves over time.
Anything, even chores, can be turned into an adventure, and summer allows you more time and space to be playful. This in turn teaches your kids how to transform work into play. For example, when my kids (Jonathan Stern here) were young, we would turn supermarket shopping into a safari and have our kids "hunt" for desired items in the aisles. Trips to the museum were scavenger hunts. When my wife asked, "Where's the violin?" it was also an opportunity for our sons to notice a few Rembrandt's or Monet's along the way.
The summer is a great time to encourage your child to try something new. It doesn't have to be something big or time-consuming. Doing new things helps kids learn about preferences for a broader range of experiences. It also can foster feelings of confidence in approaching other unfamiliar activities. It can be enjoyable for families to try new things together. One family I know (Lisa Brown here) decided to take skateboarding lessons together. It was very helpful and fun for the kids to see their parents deal with the challenges of learning to maneuver on their skateboards along with them.
No matter what you and your family do when school's out, keep these tips in mind to help your child(ren) transition from student to vacation mode. Most of all, remember to slow down and enjoy each other this summer!
Originally published June 5, 2017 for RSS Connect.


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How to Fix Your Dry, Flaky Chapped Lips Once and For All
For one, stop licking them
By Suzannah Weiss
As winter approaches, you might be noticing that familiar rough, flaky texture reappear on your lips. It's uncomfortable, unattractive, and the urge to pick at them is pretty strong.
While you might associate chapped lips with winter, you can get them at any time. That's because your lips chap when they're not exposed to enough moisture, which dehydrates them and ends up drying them out, says Shereene Idriss, M.D., a dermatologist at Union Square Laser Dermatology. You might notice them more in the winter because the dry winter air and the indoor heaters do a pretty good job of sapping out moisture from your skin.
You might be tempted to lick your lips as a quick fix—that's moisture, right?—but resist the urge. Your spit dries quickly, which can leave your lips drier than before. That can make chapped lips even worse.
If your lips are prone to chapping, you need the right tools to deal with it. First, that means prep work. You don't want to slather on any kind of lip balm or ointment right on top of the flaky skin, since that can block the product from absorbing in, says Dr. Idriss (Here are the best lip balms for men).
That's why you need to exfoliate your lips first. Your lips are very delicate, so you don't want to use a rough exfoliant like you would with thicker skin, she says. Try a lip exfoliating ointment with natural fruit acids instead, says Tsippora Shainhouse, M.D., a dermatologist in Beverly Hills and Clinical Instructor at the University of Southern California.
Then, you're ready to bring on the balm. Look for lip products with natural ingredients like cocoa butter (say, Palmer's Cocoa Butter Formula Lip Balm), shea butter, argan oil, coconut oil, or avocado oil, which will help moisturize the dry skin on your lips, says Dr. Shainhouse. You can also reduce the pain and flakiness by putting Vaseline on around once an hour, says Dr. Idriss.
If your chapped lips are really bad, you can get an over-the-counter steroid cream like hydrocortisone. But keep this to a minimum, because it could thin your lips, leaving them vulnerable to fungal infections, says Dr. Idriss. Another option is to ask a dermatologist for a prescription cream if the pain gets unbearable, says Shainhouse.
You should also be wearing sunscreen on your lips, even during winter. "Lips have thin skin and very little melanin, so they have minimal innate protection from aging and damaging UV rays," Dr. Shainhouse explains (Here are 6 'facts' about skin cancer that are just plain wrong).
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As for prevention? Don't rinse your mouth with alcohol-based mouthwash, which can make the dryness worse, and avoid licking your lips, she adds. You can also consider placing a humidifier in your bedroom, which will help keep the air in your room moist as you sleep.
Suzannah Weiss Suzannah Weiss is a freelance writer and editor whose work has appeared in New York Magazine, The Washington Post, Playboy and more.
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West London News
First picture of thug who stabbed Southall grandad to death over row about spitting in street
Former Wasps rugby player and coach Allan Isichei was walking home when he was attacked
Chris BallingerContent Editor
Gurjeet Singh Lall tried to claim he acted in self defence but the jury didn't believe him and convicted him of manslaughter (Image: Met Police)
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A thug who stabbed a Southall grandad several times after they had a row about him spitting in the street has been found guilty of killing the well-respected musician and rugby coach.
Allan Isichei, 69, was walking back to his home on St Mary's Avenue South when he spotted Gurjeet Singh Lall spitting while he was leaning against a wall.
They had a brief row about Lall's behaviour and as Mr Isichei walked away, Lall spat on the ground again, at which point Mr Isichei turned back.
As further words were exchanged, Lall pulled out a knife and stabbed Mr Isichei several times in a struggle, during which the victim managed to disarm the thug.
Mr Isichei, apparently not realising how badly he was injured, got up and walked down the street before stopping. He then staggered to a neighbour's address and rang the doorbell, pleading for help.
Police and paramedics were called immediately and arrived minutes later, shortly after 6.30pm on August 24, 2019. Mr Isichei was treated at the scene before being placed into an ambulance that was forced to stop shortly after it left as his condition deteriorated.
Paramedics battled to save his life, but despite their efforts, he died at 7.56pm.
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Allan Isichei has been described by his family as a "kind, generous and inspirational man to many" (Image: Met Police)
Police traced Lall to his home at Vine Cottages, on St Mary's Avenue South, after following a blood trail from injuries he sustained.
During a police interview he claimed in a prepared statement that he had been acting in self-defence. Following a review of Lall's mental health, he was deemed fit to stand trial.
The 36-year-old was found guilty of manslaughter by reason of diminished responsibility at Inner London Crown Court on Monday, October 26.
"No good reason for Lall to have had a knife in his possession"
Detective Inspector Jamie Stevenson, of the Met's Specialist Crime, said: "There was no good reason for Lall to have had a knife in his possession that day, and no good reason for him to use it.
"I am glad that he has been convicted and the jury rejected his claim that he was acting in self-defence."
Police tape near St Mary's Avenue South, in Southall, where Allan Isichei was stabbed (Image: Lewis Pennock/PA Wire)
Mr Isichei was well-known and respected in his local community having lived in Southall for many years.
He had worked as a builder and later as a director in a building firm, and was an influential member of the Wasps rugby team for many years, as a player in the 70s and 80s and then later on as a coach.
Mr Isichei was also an experienced saxophonist who was part of a jazz group that played in many venues across London.
On the evening of the attack he had gone to The Plough pub, in Tentelow Lane just before 6pm where he enjoyed a beer and read his tablet in the beer garden. He was a regular customer to the pub, which was just a short walk from his home.
Mr Isichei typically only had one drink and so left at around 6.30pm. It was on that walk home that Lall stabbed him.
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DI Stevenson added: "It beggars belief that a man could go to his local pub for a quick drink on a Saturday evening and not return home, but that is the terrible reality that Allan's family have been left with.
"Allan was a creative and constructive man, living a full and active life through his sport and music. His loss is immeasurable, and is of course most felt by his loving family, who still grieve for him and will do so for a very long time to come."
"To see him described by his assailant as an aggressor just isn't who he was"
Allan Isichei was an influential member of the Wasps rugby team for many years, as a player in the 70s and 80s and then later on as a coach (Image: Met Police)
In a statement, Mr Isichei's family said: "We have suffered from the tragic loss of our father, who was kind, generous and inspirational man to many.
"To see him described by his assailant as an aggressor just isn't who he was. He spent his time putting others before himself and the graphic camera footage shown in court clearly shows he was the victim of someone who chose to carry a knife.
"Why was a person with a history of carrying knives, who was only arrested while carrying one in January 2019, allowed to be back out on the streets unsupervised to carry out this senseless killing.
"As always the voice of the victim is not heard, we can no longer ask him as he has been cruelly taken away from us. A pain we feel every day."
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Lall will be sentenced at the same court on Monday, December 14.


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2011-UP-526 - State v. Putnam
Martina Putnam, Appellant.
George C. James, Jr., Circuit Court Judge
Deputy Chief Appellate Defender Wanda H. Carter, of Columbia, for Appellant.
Attorney General Alan Wilson, Chief Deputy Attorney General John W. McIntosh, Assistant Deputy Attorney General Salley W. Elliott, and Assistant Attorney General Mark R. Farthing, all of Columbia; and Solicitor Ernest A. Finney, III, of Sumter, for Respondent.
PER CURIAM: Martina Putnam appeals her conviction for homicide by child abuse, arguing the trial court erred in denying her motion to suppress statements she made to police officers without Miranda[1] warnings in the waiting rooms of two hospitals where her baby was receiving treatment. We affirm[2] pursuant to Rule 220(b)(1), SCACR, and the following authorities: State v. Evans, 354 S.C. 579, 583, 582 S.E.2d 407, 409 (2003) ("Appellate review of whether a person is in custody is confined to a determination of whether the ruling by the trial [court] is supported by the record."); State v. Navy, 386 S.C. 294, 301, 688 S.E.2d 838, 841 (2010) ("Whether a suspect is in custody is determined by an examination of the totality of the circumstances, such as the location, purpose, and length of interrogation, and whether the suspect was free to leave the place of questioning."); id. (stating the determination of custody is objective, namely "would a reasonable person have believed he was in custody"); State v. Easler, 327 S.C. 121, 128, 489 S.E.2d 617, 621 (1997) ("The initial determination of whether an individual was in custody depends on the objective circumstances of the interrogation, not the subjective views harbored by either the interrogating officers or the person being questioned.").
[1] Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966).


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    $("#adFields").html('');
    var contentHtml;

    $.each(fields, function(key, field) {
      contentHtml = '';
      if (field.unit == '{currency}') {
        field.unit = currency;
      }
      if (in_array(field.type, ['1', '2', '3'])) {
        contentHtml = renderSelectbox(field);
      }else{
        contentHtml = renderInput(field);
      }

      $("#adFields").append(contentHtml);
    });

    $(".appendSelect2").select2();
    $(".rangeslider").ionRangeSlider({
      prettify: true,
      hasGrid: true,
    });
  }

  var updateFields = function(url) {
    if (!url) {
      $("#adFields").html("");
    }else{
      $.getJSON( url, function( fields ) {
        syncFields(fields);
      });
    }
  }

  $("#category_id").change(function() {
    var url = $("option:selected", this).data("category-api-url");
    updateFields(url);
  });

  if (!isAdShow) {
    var firstCategory = $('#fist_category_id');

    if (firstCategory.length) {
      updateFields(firstCategory.data("category-api-url"));
    }else{
      $("#category_id").trigger("change");
    }
  }else{
    var url = $adFields.data("category-api-url");
    updateFields(url);
  }

  /*
  $('.summernote').summernote({
    onkeyup: function(e) {
      $(".summernote").val($(".summernote").code());
    },
    height: 180,
    focus: false,
    tabsize: 2
  });
*/

  // Geolocalisation Google Maps autocomplete
  function GeoFormatResult(data) {
    var markup = '

 ' + data.formatted_address + '

';
    return markup;
  }

  function GeoFormatSelection(data) {
    $("#ZxAjaxGeo").val(JSON.stringify(data));
    var maxLength = $("#ZxAjaxGeo").data("max-length");
    if (data.formatted_address) {
      return data.formatted_address.trimToLength(maxLength);
    }
  }
  $("#ZxAjaxGeo").select2({
    minimumInputLength: 1,
    allowClear: true,
    id: "formatted_address",
    blurOnChange: true,
    openOnEnter: false,
    ajax: {
      url: "https://maps.google.com/maps/api/geocode/json",
      type: "GET",
      dataType: 'json',
      data: function(term, page) {
        return {
          address: term, // search term
          sensor: false
        };
      },
      results: function(data, page) {
        return {
          results: data.results
        };
      }
    },
    initSelection: function(element, callback) {
      var formatted_address = $(element).val();
      if (formatted_address !== "") {
        $.ajax("https://maps.google.com/maps/api/geocode/json", {
          data: {
            sensor: false,
            address: formatted_address,
          },
          dataType: "json",
          type: "GET",
        }).done(function(data, page) {
          var lat = $("#ZxAjaxGeo").data("zedx-location-lat"),
            lng = $("#ZxAjaxGeo").data("zedx-location-lng"),
            selectedVal = data.results[0];
          $.each(data.results, function(index, val) {
            if (val.geometry.location.lat === lat && val.geometry.location.lng === lng) {
              selectedVal = val;
              return;
            }
          });
          callback(selectedVal);
        });
      }
    },
    formatResult: GeoFormatResult, // omitted for brevity, see the source of this page
    formatSelection: GeoFormatSelection, // omitted for brevity, see the source of this page
    dropdownCssClass: "bigdrop", // apply css that makes the dropdown taller
    escapeMarkup: function(m) {
      return m;
    } // we do not want to escape markup since we are displaying html in results
  });
  $("#findme").click(function() {
    if (navigator.geolocation) {
      navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(function(position) {
        $("#ZxAjaxGeo").data("zedx-location-lat", position.coords.latitude);
        $("#ZxAjaxGeo").data("zedx-location-lng", position.coords.longitude);
        $("#ZxAjaxGeo").select2("val", position.coords.latitude + "," + position.coords.longitude);
      });
    }
  });

  // Photos
  var photos = $("#photos").data("photos");
  if (photos && photos.length > 0) {
    var html = Mustache.to_html($("#photoTemplate").html(), photos);
    $("#photos").append(html);
  }

  var appendNewPhoto = function() {
    var $photos = $("#photos");
    var emptyPhoto = $photos.children('[data-empty-photo]').length;
    if ($photos.data("can-add-photo") == '1' && !emptyPhoto) {
      var nbrMax = parseInt($photos.data("max-photos"));
      nbrMax = nbrMax - $photos.children('[data-photo]').length;
      if (nbrMax > 0) {
        var html = Mustache.to_html($("#newPhotoTemplate").html());
        $("#photos").append(html);
      }
    }
  }
  appendNewPhoto();

  var updatePhotoPreview = function(src, $this) {
    var emptyPhotoAttr = $this.attr('data-empty-photo');
    if (typeof emptyPhotoAttr !== typeof undefined && emptyPhotoAttr !== false) {
      var $photos = $("#photos"),
      updateText = '';//$photos.data("text-update"),
      deleteText = '';//$photos.data("text-delete");

      $this.removeAttr('data-empty-photo');
      $this.attr('data-photo', '');
      $this.find('.image').html('</center');
      var $uploadButton = $this.find('.addAdPhotos').parent();
      $uploadButton.removeClass('btn-block');
      $uploadButton.children('.text').text(updateText);
      var deleteContent = '
';
      deleteContent += '<button type="button" class="btn btn-xs btn-danger remove-photo"> ' + deleteText + '</button>';
      deleteContent += '
';

      $(deleteContent).insertBefore($uploadButton.parent());
    }else{
      $this.find('.image').html(' -1;
  }

  var makeSmartPreview = function($this) {
    if (typeof (FileReader) != "undefined") {
      var src,
        html,
        files = $this[0].files;

      $(files).each(function (index, file) {
        if (isValidImage(file.name)) {
          var reader = new FileReader();
          reader.onload = function (e) {
            src= e.target.result;
            var existingPhoto = $this.closest('.uploadedPhoto');
            updatePhotoPreview(src, existingPhoto);
            appendNewPhoto();
          }
          reader.readAsDataURL(file);
        } else {
          alert(file.name + " is not a valid image file.");
          return false;
        }
      });

    } else {
      alert("This browser does not support HTML5 FileReader.");
    }
  }
  $(document).on("change", ".addAdPhotos", function () {
    makeSmartPreview($(this));
  });

  $(document).on("click", ".remove-photo", function() {
    $(this).closest('[data-photo]').remove();
    appendNewPhoto();
  });

  // Videos
  var getNbrVideoToAdd = function() {
    var $videos = $("#videos"),
      nbrMax = parseInt($videos.data("max-videos")),
      nbrMax = nbrMax - $videos.children('[data-video]').length;

    return nbrMax;
  }
  var youtube_parser = function(url) {
    var regExp = /^.*((youtu.be\/)|(v\/)|(\/u\/\w\/)|(embed\/)|(watch\?))\??v?=?([^#\&\?]*).*/;
    var match = url.match(regExp);
    if (match && match[7].length == 11) {
      return match[7];
    } else {
      return null;
    }
  }
  var _videos = [];
  var videos = $("#videos").data("videos");
  if (videos && videos.length > 0) {
    var html = Mustache.to_html($("#videoTemplate").html(), videos);
    $("#videos").append(html);
    $('.js-lazyYT').lazyYT();
    $('.ytp-thumbnail').YouTubeModal({autoplay:true, width:640, height:480});
  }

  if (getNbrVideoToAdd() == 0) {
    $('#form-add-video').addClass('hide');
  }

  $("#add_video").on("click", function() {
    var nbrMax = getNbrVideoToAdd();
    if (nbrMax > 0) {
      var videoUrl = $('#inputVideo').val();
      if ((videoId = youtube_parser(videoUrl)) !== null && _videos.indexOf(videoId) === -1) {
        var html = Mustache.to_html($("#videoTemplate").html(), [{
          link: videoId
        }]);
        _videos.push(videoId);
        $("#videos").append(html);
        $('.js-lazyYT').lazyYT();
        $('.ytp-thumbnail').YouTubeModal({autoplay:true, width:640, height:480});
      }
      $('#inputVideo').val("");
      if (getNbrVideoToAdd() == 0) {
        $('#form-add-video').addClass('hide');
      }
    }
  });

  $(document).on("click", ".remove-video", function() {
    var videoId = $(this).data('video-link');
    var index;
    $('#video_' + videoId).remove();
    if ((index = _videos.indexOf(videoId)) > -1) {
      _videos.splice(index, 1);
    }
    $('#form-add-video').removeClass('hide');
  });

  // Build Search Url
  var obj_zx_url = new Object();
  obj_zx_url.fields_input = new Object();
  obj_zx_url.fields_select = new Object();

  function __init($this) {
    _val = $this.val();
    _zxty = $this.data("zedx-type");
    if (_zxty !== undefined) {
      if (_zxty == 'checkbox' && $this.is(":checked")) {
        field_id = $this.data("zedx-field-id");
        if (typeof(obj_zx_url.fields_select[field_id]) === "object") {
          var _oldVal = obj_zx_url.fields_select[field_id].val;
          var _oldText = obj_zx_url.fields_select[field_id].text;
          obj_zx_url.fields_select[field_id].val = _oldVal + '|' + _val;
          obj_zx_url.fields_select[field_id].text = _oldText + '-' + $this.data("zedx-field-text");
        }else {
          obj_zx_url.fields_select[field_id] = {
            "id": field_id,
            "name": $this.data("zedx-field-name"),
            "text": $this.data("zedx-field-text"),
            "val": _val
          }
        }
      }else if (_zxty == 'select') {
        field_id = $this.data("zedx-field-id");
        obj_zx_url.fields_select[field_id] = {
          "id": field_id,
          "name": $this.data("zedx-field-name"),
          "text": $this.find(':selected').text(),
          "val": _val
        };
      } else if (_zxty == 'field_range') {
        field_id = $this.data("zedx-field-id");
        if (typeof(obj_zx_url.fields_input[field_id]) !== "object") {
          obj_zx_url.fields_input[field_id] = new Object();
        }
        obj_zx_url.fields_input[field_id].name = $this.data("zedx-field-name");
        var value = _val.split(";"),
          fieldMin = value[0] == $this.data("min") ? "*" : value[0],
          fieldMax = value[1] == $this.data("max") ? "*" : value[1];
        obj_zx_url.fields_input[field_id].min = {
          "id": field_id,
          "text": fieldMin,
          "val": fieldMin
        };
        obj_zx_url.fields_input[field_id].max = {
          "id": field_id,
          "text": fieldMax,
          "val": fieldMax
        };
      } else if (_zxty == 'keywords') {
        obj_zx_url.query = _val;
      } else if (_zxty == 'category') {
        obj_zx_url.category = {
          "name": $this.find(':selected').text(),
          "val": _val
        };
      } else if (_zxty == 'location') {
        if (!$this.data("zedx-location-address")) {
          return;
        }
        obj_zx_url.location = {
          "radius": $this.data("zedx-location-radius"),
          "lng": $this.data("zedx-location-lng"),
          "lat": $this.data("zedx-location-lat"),
          "address": $this.data("zedx-location-address")
        };
      }
    }
  }

  function construct_url() {
    url_text = "";
    obj_zx_url.fields_input = new Object();
    obj_zx_url.fields_select = new Object();

    $(".zedx-listen-search").each(function() {
      __init($(this));
    })
    // Create url
    url_text += (typeof(obj_zx_url.category) === "object" && obj_zx_url.category.name !== "") ? obj_zx_url.category.name + "/" : "categories/";
    url_category = (typeof(obj_zx_url.category) === "object" && obj_zx_url.category.val != 0) ? "c=" + obj_zx_url.category.val : null; // c=<cat_id>
    url_text += (typeof(obj_zx_url.location) === "object" && obj_zx_url.location.address != "") ? obj_zx_url.location.address + "/" : "-/";
    url_geolocation = (typeof(obj_zx_url.location) === "object") ? "lat=" + obj_zx_url.location.lat + "&lng=" + obj_zx_url.location.lng + "&radius=" + obj_zx_url.location.radius : null; // lat=<location_lat>&lng=<location_lng>&radius=<location_radius>
    url_fields = "";
    $.each(obj_zx_url.fields_input, function(field_id, value) {
      if (typeof(value.min) !== "object") {
        value.min = new Object();
        value.min.text = "min"
        value.min.val = "0";
      }
      if (typeof(value.max) !== "object") {
        value.max = new Object();
        value.max.text = "max";
        value.max.val = "0";
      }
      url_text += (value.max.val != 0 || value.min.val != 0) ? value.name + "-" + value.min.text + "-to-" + value.max.text + "-" : "";
      url_fields += (value.max.val != 0 || value.min.val != 0) ? "f" + field_id + "a" + value.min.val + "b" + value.max.val : ""; //f<field_id>a<field_value_min>b<field_value_max>
    });
    $.each(obj_zx_url.fields_select, function(field_id, value) {
      url_text += (value.val != 0) ? value.name + "-" + value.text + "-" : "";
      url_fields += (value.val != 0) ? "f" + field_id + "a" + value.val : ""; //f<field_id>a<field_value>
    });
    url_code = (typeof(obj_zx_url.query) !== "undefined") ? "?q=" + encodeURIComponent(obj_zx_url.query).replace(/%20+/g, '+') : "?q=";
    if (url_category !== null) {
      url_code += "&" + url_category;
    }
    if (url_geolocation !== null) {
      url_code += "&" + url_geolocation;
    }
    if (url_fields !== "") {
      url_code += "&fields=" + url_fields;
    }

    // Purify Text & create url
    var zedx_url_search = url_text.toLowerCase().replace(/([~!@#$%^&*()_+=`{}\[\]\|\\:;'<>,.? ])+/g, '-').replace(/^(-)+|(-)+$/g, '') + url_code;
    return zedx_url_search.replace("/?", "?");
  }
  //radius
  function radius(p1, p2) {
    var xs = 0;
    var ys = 0;
    xs = p2.lat - p1.lat;
    xs = xs * xs;
    ys = p2.lng - p1.lng;
    ys = ys * ys;
    return (Math.sqrt(xs + ys) / 2);
  }
  // Geolocalisation Google Maps autocomplete
  $("#findmeSearch").click(function() {
    if (navigator.geolocation) {
      navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(function(position) {
        $("#ZxAjaxGeo-search").data("zedx-location-lat", position.coords.latitude);
        $("#ZxAjaxGeo-search").data("zedx-location-lng", position.coords.longitude);
        $("#ZxAjaxGeo-search").select2("val", position.coords.latitude + "," + position.coords.longitude);
      });
    }
  });

  function GeoSearchFormatResult(data) {
    var markup = ' ' + data.formatted_address + '';
    return markup;
  }

  function GeoSearchFormatSelection(data) {
    var maxLength = $("#ZxAjaxGeo-search").data("max-length");
    var _radius = radius(data.geometry.viewport.southwest, data.geometry.viewport.northeast);
    var lat = data.geometry.location.lat;
    var lng = data.geometry.location.lng;
    var address = data.formatted_address;
    $("#ZxAjaxGeo-search").data("zedx-location-lat", lat);
    $("#ZxAjaxGeo-search").data("zedx-location-lng", lng);
    $("#ZxAjaxGeo-search").data("zedx-location-address", address);
    $("#ZxAjaxGeo-search").data("zedx-location-radius", _radius);
    obj_zx_url.location = {
      "radius": _radius,
      "lng": lng,
      "lat": lat,
      "address": address
    };
    if (data.formatted_address) {
      return ' ' + data.formatted_address.trimToLength(maxLength);
    }
  }
  $("#ZxAjaxGeo-search").select2({
    minimumInputLength: 1,
    allowClear: true,
    id: "formatted_address",
    blurOnChange: true,
    openOnEnter: false,
    ajax: {
      url: "https://maps.google.com/maps/api/geocode/json",
      type: "GET",
      dataType: 'json',
      data: function(term, page) {
        return {
          address: term, // search term
          components: $("#ZxAjaxGeo-search").data("components"), // Filter by country
          sensor: false
        };
      },
      results: function(data, page) {
        return {
          results: data.results
        };
      }
    },
    initSelection: function(element, callback) {
      var id = $(element).val();
      if (id !== "") {
        $.ajax("https://maps.google.com/maps/api/geocode/json", {
          data: {
            sensor: false,
            components: $("#ZxAjaxGeo-search").data("components"), // Filter by country
            address: id,
          },
          dataType: "json",
          type: "GET",
        }).done(function(data, page) {
          var lat = $("#ZxAjaxGeo-search").data("zedx-location-lat"),
            lng = $("#ZxAjaxGeo-search").data("zedx-location-lng"),
            selectedVal = data.results[0];
          $.each(data.results, function(index, val) {
            if (val.geometry.location.lat === lat && val.geometry.location.lng === lng) {
              selectedVal = val;
              return;
            }
          });
          callback(selectedVal);
        });
      }
    },
    formatResult: GeoSearchFormatResult, // omitted for brevity, see the source of this page
    formatSelection: GeoSearchFormatSelection, // omitted for brevity, see the source of this page
    dropdownCssClass: "bigdrop", // apply css that makes the dropdown taller
    escapeMarkup: function(m) {
      return m;
    } // we do not want to escape markup since we are displaying html in results
  });

  $("#ZxAjaxGeo-search").on("select2-removed", function (e) {
    $this = $(this);
    $this.select2("val", "");
    $this.data("zedx-location-lat", null);
    $this.data("zedx-location-lng", null);
    $this.data("zedx-location-address", null);
    $this.data("zedx-location-radius", null);
    obj_zx_url.location = undefined;
    e.preventDefault();
  });

  $('#search-ads-order-by').change(function(e) {
    $('#search-ads-us').find('.active').find('a').trigger('click');
  });

  $(".zedx-search").on("click", function(e) {
    e.preventDefault();

    var $this = $(this),
        _tmp_path = $this.data("zedx-url-search"),
        _url = _tmp_path + "/" + construct_url() + "&us=",
        us = $this.data("zedx-us");

    _url += us !== undefined ? us : 'all';
    _url += '&o=' + $("#search-ads-order-by").val();

    $(location).attr('href', _url);
  });

  // Ad/Show
  $(".small-image").on('click', function() {
    $this = $(this);
    var mainImage = $('#main_image'),
        path = $this.data('path'),
        src = mainImage.data('rootPath') + '/' + $this.data('path');

    mainImage.attr("src", src);
  });

  // Contact Announcer
  var errorsToList= function(errors) {
      if (!$.isPlainObject(errors)) {
        return errors;
      }

      var html = '
';
      $.each(errors, function(name, content) {
        html += '
' + content[0] + '
';
      });

      html += '
';
      return html;
    }

    $('#sendMailForm').ajaxForm({
        beforeSubmit: function() {
            $('#sendMailForm').find('#contact-response #contact-respose-success').addClass('hide');
            $('#sendMailForm').find('#contact-response #contact-respose-fail').addClass('hide');
            $('#sendMailForm').find('#contact-response #contact-respose-error').addClass('hide');
        },
        success: function(responseText, statusText, xhr, $form) {
            var subClass = responseText.error ? 'fail' : 'success';
            var response = responseText.message;
            var response = responseText.error ? errorsToList(response) : response;
            $('#sendMailForm').find('#contact-response #contact-respose-' + subClass)
              .removeClass('hide')
              .html(response);

            if (!responseText.error) {
                $('#sendMailForm').clearForm();

                $('#contactAction').modal('hide');

                $.notify({
                  icon: 'fa fa-check-square-o',
                  message: response
                },{
                  type: 'success',
                  delay: 2000,
                });
            }
        },
        error: function() {
            $('#sendMailForm').find('#contact-response #contact-respose-error').removeClass('hide');
        },
        url: $('#sendMailForm').data('url'),
        type: 'post',
    });

  // Show Phone number
  $('#showPhoneNumber').on('click', function() {
    var token = $('meta[name="csrf-token"]').attr('content'),
      $this = $(this),
      url = $this.data('url');

    $.post(url, { _token: token }).done(function( data ) {
      $this.replaceWith('');
    });

  });
});


GSK2656157 is an ATP-competitive and highly selective inhibitor of PERK.
GSK2606414 is an orally available, potent, and selective PERK inhibitor.
Salubrinal is a selective inhibitor of eIF2α dephosphorylation.
AT406 is a potent Smac mimetic and an antagonist of IAP.
GDC-0152 is a potent antagonist of XIAP-BIR3, ML-IAP-BIR3, cIAP1-BIR3 and cIAP2-BIR3.
Sepantronium Bromide is a small-molecule proapoptotic agent with potential antineoplastic activity.
Nutlin-3a, the active enantiomer of Nutlin-3, inhibits the?p53/MDM2?interaction with?IC50?of 90 nM in a cell-free assay.
Nutlin-3 is a potent and selective Mdm2 (RING finger-dependent ubiquitin protein ligase for itself and p53) antagonist.
EVP4593 shows potent inhibitory activity toward both NF-κB activation and TNF-α production with IC50 of 11 nM and 7 nM in Jurkat T cells, respectively.


Amazon Killer Formula – Guadagnare Con Amazon is it a Scam?
Contrary to what you may have concluded based all my Come Valutare Le Aziende Di Network Marketing grievances, I really use this a lot. Not just do I take advantage of it, I really love it. Is it the top PDF ebook I've ever possessed? No. Is it the finest PDF ebook I have owned or used? No.
I thought I should probably note some issues about its great points rather than complaining about the things that disturb me. I actually don't need to give anybody the impression that somehow the Come Valutare Le Aziende Di Network Marketing isn't worthwhile. It may be the most suitable PDF ebook for the cost ever. In reality, the reason I'm so quite bothered with some of it's odd points is that the PDF ebook is so great in several ways that it's just natural for me personally to anticipate it should be perfect.
I really could probably go on and on but it doesn't help. I only wished to be clear that I did not hate Come Valutare Le Aziende Di Network Marketing. In reality I really love it, very much.
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However, I admittedly did not push Parcel very hard or test out many of the cool features available. This week we'll start to explore some of Parcel's additional capabilities. I made a grotesque "kitchen sink" of an application in order to see if I could load a bunch of different asset types as expected.
Starting off the same way as last time, I created an empty directory with a simple index.html with a script tag pointed to an empty index.js file. Then I ran parcel index.html and attempted to write code and let Parcel do all the work.


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Jack Straw MP
Blackburn Blair Government Brown Government Cabinet Gordon Brown Labour Party + 4 more
Jack Straw MP Keywords
Blackburn Blair Government Brown Government Cabinet Gordon Brown Labour Party Lord Chancellor MP Politician Tony Blair
Jack Straw MP Topics
English politician and MP for Blackburn from 1979 to 2015. Served in Cabinet from 1997 to 2010 under governments of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. Home Secretary from 1997 to 2001 and Foreign Secretary from 2001 to 2006 under Blair. From 2007 to 2010 served as Lord Chancellor and as Secretary of State for Justice throughout Brown's Premiership. Gave extensive evidence on special advisers, political journalists and editors, as well as evidence on the ability of ordinary people to get justice and the relationship between senior police and senior journalists.
Gave a statement at the hearing on 16 May 2012 (AM) ; and submitted 10 pieces of evidence
16 May 2012 (AM)
Witness Statement of Jack Straw MP
Witness Statement for witness Jack Straw MP
Exhibit JS1
Evidence for witness Jack Straw MP


Celebrate the year of the rooster with specials at Chinese restaurants in Austin.
General Tso'Boy. 11501 Rock Rose #152, 512-339-6959, generaltsoboy.com. The sandwich lovers in North Austin will a traditional pineapple cake soft serve sundae topped with pineapple caramel (a collab with pastry chef Janina O'leary), as well as spicy pork wonton soup and spicy pork chili wontons, folded in a "prosperity" fold, as seen in classic Chinese New Year traditions.
Old Thousand. 1000 E. 11th St. 737-222-6637, oldthousandatx.com. The new Chinese restaurant in East Austin will serve a six-course prix fixe menu for two ($80) and an eight-course menu for four guests ($160). The dishes include spicy cucumber salad; Lion's head meatball soup, salt-and-pepper crab, OT clay pot with pork belly, Chinese sausage, seasonal mushrooms, duck confit and chili-soy, and Cantonese roasted chicken.
Wu Chow. 500 W. Fifth St. 512-476- 2469, wuchowaustin.com. The upmarket Chinese restaurant in the IBC Bank building downtown will serve a prix fixe dinner on Saturday night for $88 per person. The special menu, which includes Sichuan lobster, red-cooked braised pork shank, Beijing roast duck with crispy skin, and Sichuan-braised spicy white seabass, will only be available for parties of six or more, and the entire table must participate. On Sunday evening the restaurant will host a party from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. with complimentary passed appetizers from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., a traditional lion dance at 8 p.m., and drink specials.


OSHA requires that an employer give permission before a drone is released over a job site. However, it is unclear if obtaining the permission of a single employer means that all employers in the area can be monitored. Employers have also questioned how they would be able to object to any videos or photos that the drone takes. So far, OSHA has used drones for nine inspections. A representative from the Associated General Contractors of America said that the group doesn't have an opinion on drone use yet. However, that person did say that the group wants the technology to be implemented with an eye toward accuracy.
Generally speaking, there is no policy as to how companies should deal with an OSHA inspector who uses a drone. Employers are encouraged to develop strategies that can help to protect their rights. This could include having a representative from a company being monitored work with OSHA during an inspection and during the drone flight planning process.
Typically, OSHA investigates a job site because there have been reports of accidents causing serious injuries. If an individual is hurt in a workplace accident, he or she could be entitled to workers' compensation benefits. These benefits may allow an individual to recoup lost wages and have medical bills paid. An attorney may be able to answer any questions a person has about these benefits. Legal counsel could also help an injured worker receive them in a timely manner.


Higher education in the 21st centuries is under immense pressure from various sides. First, there is dramatic limitation of funding from public sources and limited and selective funding support from private sources that is re-constructing the landscape of higher education in most societies around the World. Secondly there is the continuous stream of administrative re-organization efforts of political origins (e.g. "the Bologna process") that guide the advancement of higher education in our present time. Increasing privatization of all forms of higher education—from bachelor to doctoral levels—and its corresponding focus on the advancement of the kind of knowledge that has immediate applicability in various spheres of societies leads to the question- what kind of creativity is expected from the new cohorts of students—future makers of knowledge—once the current social re-organization of higher education systems becomes fully established. To address these questions the international, interdisciplinary cast of authors in this volume provides a multitude of possible scenarios for future development of the systems of higher education.
This book on "Sustainable Futures of Higher Education" captures the current trends and perspectives of the Knowledge Makers from various nations of the world on meeting and greeting the challenges of globalization and the pressures of the knowledge economy. It makes a strong case for universities of tomorrow sustaining their autonomous thinking and yet nurturing an environment of collaborative partnership with society, corporate and industry to fuel innovations in plenty and continuous supply of new science and technologies. Higher Education has been and shall remain a powerful vehicle of national and global transformation. I see a great value of the publication in impacting the minds of the leaders in higher education around the globe for revitalizing the universities.
Editors: Jaan Valsiner, Anastasiia Lutsenko, and Alexandra Antoniouk.


With over 100 million copies sold in over 40 languages, millions have grown up with The Lord of the Rings, the classic epic tale considered by millions to be the greatest fantasy-adventure story ever told. J.R.R. Tolkiens phenomenal epic trilogy chronicles the struggle between good and evil for possession of a magical ring. The book trilogy, named the most popular book of the 20th Century, has been presented in a series of feature films from New Line Cinema. Solid metal guard and pommel, antique metal finish. Genuine leather-wrapped grip. 420 stainless steel blade, false-edged. Wood display plaque. Certificate of authenticity. 47 5/8'' overall. 36'' blade.


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Who uses Salesforce?
September 25, 2019 By Salesforce Canada
Meet The Canadian Trailblazers: Elodie Martinez
in Trailblazer Story, Customer Story, Customer Success
Introducing Salesforce Essentials, the new path to small business growth.
She's fearlessly moved to new countries where she didn't speak the language, taken on roles for which she had little previous experience and eagerly dove into learning about new technologies.
Suffice it to say that Elodie Martinez has no problem trying new things. It's one of the many attributes that makes her the kind of Trailblazer worth learning more about.
As the Sales Operations Manager for Quebec City-based Gecko Alliance, Elodie spends her time identifying, designing, building, testing and deploying Salesforce solutions and related applications. She also helps with troubleshooting, suggests process improvements and works directly with the sales team in areas that include budgeting and strategy development. Oh, and let's not forget all the training sessions she's led, which has resulted in massive adoption across the team.
"Today, when I see 100 per cent logins every day, it just feels like such a huge transition," she says, noting that Gecko's stack includes Sales Cloud, Service Cloud and a lot of custom objects that have been tied into the company's sales processes. "We went from nothing to Salesforce.
Elodie's path to becoming a Trailblazer was anything but obvious. Born in France, she studied business and spent time in both Germany and the Netherlands before deciding to move to the United States.
"I did not speak a word of English," she recalls, "I found myself in Ohio, and it was kind of a cultural shock, and I was thinking the first month it was the biggest mistake I ever made. But then I met my husband and we wound up staying seven years."
The couple moved to Quebec City in 2013 when Elodie's husband got a job here in Canada. She eventually got her own career moving by joining Gecko as an executive assistant.
"I will never regret working in that position," she says now. "I would recommend anyone to do it. It really gives you a 360-degree view on how decisions are made, where you're facing the reality of what other departments are facing and you have eight directors around a table who have to compromise with one another."
Things changed, however, when Elodie's current boss joined the firm in 2015 and wanted Gecko to adopt Salesforce.
"He knew it could make a difference in the way a company was organized," she said. "He wanted someone to join the team as a Salesforce admin.
Although the initial Sales Cloud rollout involved only ten people, Gecko experienced double-digit growth in the first year after using the technology, Elodie says.
The Trailhead effect
It was around this time when, as Elodie jokes, "I got the very bad idea of getting pregnant."
It's not that a baby wasn't welcome, but it meant leaving Gecko after a consultant had helped with the initial Salesforce implementation. There were still some things the organization needed to figure out in order to make the most of the technology. At home on maternity leave, meanwhile, Elodie felt called to help from afar.
Elodie started learning more about the ins and outs of Salesforce's CRM, customer service applications and other tools through Trailhead. "It gave me a purpose for when I was going to return to work. I wanted to be as knowledgeable as I could."
Learning through Trailhead did even more than that, helping Elodie to reposition herself among her coworkers.
"In the beginning, it was tough to switch roles," she says. "Coworkers were still seeing me as an assistant. It took a while for them to see me as an expert in my role. Once I was back with my team within a few months, though, there was no issue whatsoever. They were ready to turn to me for help."
Life as a Trailblazer
Today, Elodie is not only thriving at Gecko. She's also leading the Quebec City Salesforce User Group, which provides in-person opportunities to connect with the community she first encountered on Trailhead. A sure sign of success? She says those who participate tend to spend an extra 30 or 40 minutes beyond the scheduled meetings because there's so much to discuss and share.
"I'm part of the team at work, but what I do on a daily basis is not what they do," she points out. "Being able to share your roadblocks, your fears with people in similar roles — it's amazing."
Of course, not everyone embraces change, and some of us are shy. In those cases, Elodie recommends not necessarily walking into a giant user group or conference with 600 people but starting small with a more intimate meeting of peers.
"Even if you don't reach out to people, you can listen to what's going on. You see that you're not the only one — we're thousands of people in the same boat," she says.
Being a Trailblazer also means being prepared to do whatever it takes to master a skill. This is the other great thing about a resource like Trailhead.
"You can use it over and over again," she says. "You can use it until you get it. And you will get it."
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Murder has a magic of its own. Touched by that crimson wand, things base and sordid, things ugly and of ill report, are transformed in to matters wondrous, weird, and tragical. Dull streets become fraught with mystery, commonplace dwellings assume sinister aspects, everyone concerned, howsoever plain and ordinary, is invested with a new value and importance as the red light falls upon each.
Your correspondent has been away from the computer for a few weeks and comes back to some very interesting emails.
In October, I told you the stunning true story of Miss St. Louis, the Miss America Runner-Up for 1923 who confessed to shooting her rich old husband in the chest during an argument -- and whom a French jury acquitted. While I researched the case, I had trouble figuring out whatever happened to Charlotte Nash after her trial. I could not find an obituary. I now have it on good authority that Charlotte Nash is alive and well and celebrates her hundredth birthday this year.
Professor Bela Bodo -- author of an account of the Hungarian murder epidemic that gripped interwar Europe -- appreciated his Clews review. He also advises that he's already settled on a topic for his next book -- and if it's possible to top a poisoning epidemic involving dozens of victims and perpetrators, Bodo has found such a case. The sensational subject of his follow-up title will be the true story of one P.P., a Hungarian serial killer and professional hit-man hired to murder unwanted husbands, and who, when caught, was unmasked... as a woman! Now that sounds like quite the tale.
I had a new baby on the 7th. We named him Andrew Franklin James.
Many more updates are to come as I catch up. I have to update my crime blogrolls and read more fascinating email. Recent media stories about upcoming U.S. Army executions have me curious about some historical examples of the military's death penalty, and I think I'll turn my attentions there as time allows.
If you have some interesting old crime news to share, drop me a line at Laura4991 AT prodigy DOT net. As always thank you for stopping by.
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Hello, Laura. I live in Louisiana and am a member of the Screen Actors Guild, Mystery Writers of America and the Horror Writer's Association, and have just been elected to represent Louisiana as Board Member At-Large.(MWA/Sw--Houston) I have several compie of a book I wrote entitled, THE CHILLS OF HORROR. If you wish a free copy please send me a mailing address and I'd be hapy to send the book to you. Write on.


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Impoverished French given poor quality meat in fraud scheme
Posted: Jun 7, 2019 / 03:01 PM HST / Updated: Jun 7, 2019 / 06:46 PM HST
PARIS (AP) — French authorities have launched an investigation into an alleged fraud scheme involving French and Polish companies suspected of providing minced meat of extremely poor quality to charities.
France's anti-fraud agency said Friday that the French company that sold 1,500 tons of frozen steaks worth 5.2 million euros ($5.9 million) to charities in France as part of a program financed by a European aid fund bought the meat from a Poland-based provider.
Investigators suspect another French company of acting as a go-between.
Samples of the meat revealed it did not conform to French standards, with excess fat and a "poor quality of tissue." Analysis, however, showed eating the steaks was harmless.
The four charities that distribute about 78,000 tons of food annually have been urged to withdraw the food.
The investigation's results will be submitted to justice officials.
PARIS (AP) — A French architect says that Notre Dame Cathedral still isn't safe enough for restoration work to begin, more than three months after a devastating fire nearly destroyed the monument.
French television showed the chief architect of France's historic monuments, Philippe Villeneuve, taking Culture Minister Franck Riester on a tour Wednesday of the cathedral, which President Emmanuel Macron wants restored in five years.


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From Piazza Trinita dei Monti to Via Vittoria
The starting point of the first route is the Piazza Trinita dei Monti, whose name comes from the church of Trinita dei Monti, located in Campo Marzio, overlooking the famous steps of Piazza di Spagna. The first part of the church was built between 1502 and 1519 in the Gothic style; was consecrated in 1585 by Pope Sixtus V.
From Piazza San Silvestro to Via del Leoncino
San Silvestro Square is a great starting point to explore the area of Campo Marzio.
Before you begin your journey, you must see Bedetti. The shop was opened here by Marcello Bedetti in 1955.
From Piazza San Lorenzo in Lucina to via del Vicario
Piazza San Lorenzo in Lucina is the starting point for exploring the area around Montecitorio Palace. The square, triangle shaped, takes its name from the church of San Lorenzo in Lucina, built in the fourth century on the ruins of the residence of Christian matron.
From Piazza Colonna to Piazza dei Caprettari
Piazza Colonna is the start of the path that leads us into the area of the Pantheon. The square's name derives from the presence in the center of the column of Marcus Aurelius. On the square is Palazzo Chigi, seat of the Italian government, which was built in the '500 by Pietro Aldobrandini. To the left of this, on the west side is Palazzo Wedekind, the historic seat of the newspaper Il Tempo, whse entrance shows columns originating in the ancient Etruscan city of Veii.
From Piazza Risorgimento to Piazza Augusto Imperatore
Piazza del Risorgimento is the starting point for visiting Borgo Pio, just a step from the Vatican. Here, more than anywhere else, the impressive Rome of Christianity is on display. In addition to St. Peter's Basilica, there are the Vatican Museums, one of the largest and richest collection of works of art in the world.
From Piazza Santa Maria Maggiore to Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II
The Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore is one of Rome's most important ones. Easy to reach, it makes a great base for exploring the Esquilino area. Also known as Saint Mary of the Snow, or as the Liberian Basilica r Santa Maria ad praesepium (due to the fact that it preserves those who are worshiped as the boards of the manger in which Jesus was laid on Christmas Eve) is one of the four papal basilicas of Rome.
From Piazza Navona to the Portico d'Ottavia
In Piazza Navona begins the path that leads us to Campo de 'Fiori and the Jewish Quarter.
In ancient Rome, this was the Stadium of Domitian, or race track, which was built by the emperor in 85. It was decorated with statues, one of which is that of Pasquino, now in the square next to Piazza Navona and became, because of people behaviour , one of the "talking statues" of Rome, through which the people gave voice to jokes and protests.
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Clemson Visits Texas Scottish Rite Hospital
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The Clemson Tigers took some time outside of their preparation for this year's College Football Playoff Semifinal at the 83rd Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic to visit patients of Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children.
Head Coach Dabo Swinney and the entire squad visited with the patients inside Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children cafeteria where many activities like Fortnite Dancing, cornhole and arts and crafts awaited them. Scottish Rite's President Doug Walker gave a grand welcome to all in attendance, followed by a special $10,000 check presentation by General Manager of Goodyear North America, Todd Macsuga. The squad was also welcomed by a couple of special guests, Layton Horner, patient of Scottish Rite and honorary captain, and patient Sophia Guilkey who presented the team with a drawing she created of a football that honored this coming Saturday's matchup.
Coach Swinney was honored to be in attendance, holding ties and passion to what Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children does. Prior to his coaching career, Swinney studied to be a hospital administrator and looked to run a children's hospital like Scottish Rite, because of what his mother went through as a child. She was diagnosed with polio and severe scoliosis and was in a hospital similar to Scottish Rite for 10 years.
"This is a real privilege for us," said Swinney. "For me its personal. My sweet mom of 74 spent the first 10 years of her life in a children's hospital in Birmingham, Ala. My mom is a big reason why I'm here and the main reason she's here is because of the great work of the children's hospital. To have facilities like this that a kid can come to and get better is amazing. I know the work that goes into it and it's an honor to be here."
For the Tigers student-athletes it was an honor and time for them to spread cheer and love to the patients. QB Trevor Lawrence was grateful to be there, as he loves to give back and spend some time with the children and keep them in good spirits.
"This is an awesome time," said Lawrence. "I think it's importance to give back and I'm grateful to Coach Swinney and everyone who sets these up has a good mind to allow us to go to these places. It's cool to give back to this community and cheer the kids up a little bit."
CB Trayvon Mullen was going around the cafeteria and enjoying the moments with the children as he autographed Scottish Rite caps for the children, showing the appreciation and love he has for them.
"At the end of the day, this is what it's all about," said Mullen. "Even though we have a big game Saturday, we still make the time to come show our love and appreciation because on the football field that is what we do as well. We show how much we love and care for each other, even though we may not know each other, the love is still there, and you must have some soft spot in your heart for everyone."
As the morning passed on, each child was given a Cotton Bowl goodie bag filled with trinkets representing the big game by employees of American Airlines. Inside the bag was an 83rd Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic t-shirt and poster provided by the Cotton Bowl Athletic Association, stuffed teddy bear and football, provided by Goodyear, crayons and a clear plastic Clemson Tigers backpack filled with pom poms, a t-shirt and stickers given by the Clemson squad. Refreshments were provided by Dr Pepper/Snapple.
The Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic celebrates its 83rd anniversary on Saturday, Dec. 29. Live coverage on ESPN is set for 3 p.m. CST, with kickoff slated for 3:10 p.m.
This marks the fifth consecutive year for the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic to be a part of the ESPN bowl lineup. Sean McDonough and Todd Blackledge are set to provide the call from the booth with Holly Rowe and Tom Rinaldi reporting from the sidelines.
ESPN Radio returns as the Classic's national radio partner for the seventh consecutive year. Bill Rosinski teams with David Norrie in the booth and Ian Fitzsimmons on the sidelines to describe all the action from AT&T Stadium.


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From Soprano to Bass, Meet Portola's Student-Directed A Cappella Group: the Portobellas
Mia Jong and Sonia Wang|September 21, 2022
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Students in the Portobellas a cappella group hold practices every Friday during office hours and are currently practicing "Waiting for the World to Change" by John Mayer. Before each rehearsal, the group members warm up their voices with singing exercises in a semicircle. Instead of a conductor, the group snaps fingers to keep time, according to junior Nithila Francis.
Velvety tones and warm harmonies fill the room, intertwining to create colorfully complex melodies. The music swells and tumbles, leaving a crescendo of shimmering notes lingering in the air.
These vocal arrangements are not of a traditional school choir — these are the voices of an entirely student-directed a cappella group, the Portobellas.
From peppy pop songs to jolly Christmas jingles, the Portobellas have returned to the stage for a second year. Led by juniors Kate Abalos and Nithila Francis and senior Shefali Sinha, the group is excited to explore new sounds and spotlight Portola High's unique talents, according to Francis.
"The beauty of an a cappella group is that it's smaller than a choir, and it's pretty versatile," Francis said. "There are a lot of great aspects of choir too, but a cappella just relies on people's voices rather than any other accompaniment, so everything needs to be recreated vocally."
The parts include the sopranos, mezzos, altos, tenors and basses, with each student being assigned to a part tailored to their vocal range. The group strives for vocal diversity, looking for people from different musical backgrounds and skill levels, according to Francis.
Together, they schedule rehearsals, organize practice locations and find sheet music — all in preparation for the concerts Portola High hosts throughout the school year. In the future, they have plans to broaden their repertoire and perform at community events outside of concerts, according to Francis.
The Portobellas plan and coordinate performances with choir teacher and club adviser Adrian Rangel-Sanchez. Rangel said he decided to help jumpstart the group due to his experience in high school a cappella.
"When I was in high school, I started and directed my own a cappella group, and that was what inspired me to become a choir director," Rangel said. "When I did that, I decided to major in music in college and pursue directing. So I've always wanted to have that same experience for students here."
Auditions for the Portobellas occurred in late August, and results came out on September 7, according to the Portobellas' instagram account, @phsportobellas. This process has brought an influx of new faces, including freshman Jaskiran Singh.
For Singh, the Portobellas offer a unique way to learn new arrangements and get involved with the school community.
"I'm looking forward to learning cool songs with different arrangements; it sounds super cool when you're singing with everyone a cappella," Singh said. "To hear everything blend in around you, it sounds really beautiful."
The Portobellas are just getting into the swing of things for this school year. They are currently practicing for their first performance of the year, which will take place on October 6, according to Rangel.
Through their club, the Portobellas hope to inspire other students to pursue their passions and interests in any way, no matter how small, according to Francis.
"It's important for people to do what they like to do and explore it outside of just what courses they're taking in school," Francis said. "It not only helps you explore that thing more, but it also helps you find other people who enjoy it too."
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Mia Jong is a staff writer for her first year on the Portola Pilot. She loves to create, whether it be with a paintbrush and canvas or a pen and paper,...
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How Iowa Mishandled the Coronavirus Pandemic
Democrats in Iowa believe that Reynolds's inaction has always been about politics. Early on, she'd assumed an important role making sure that Trump would win Iowa in the November election, State Senator Joe Bolkcom, who represents Iowa City, told me. "She did that by making people feel comfortable" about going out to eat, going to bars, and going back to school. "She mimicked Trump's posture" to get him elected. Ultimately, Reynolds was successful in her efforts: Trump won Iowa by 8 points. But Iowans lost much more.
Iowa's problem is not that residents don't want to do the right thing, or that they have some kind of unique disregard for the health of their neighbors. Instead, they looked to elected leaders they trust to tell them how to navigate this crisis, and those leaders, including Trump and Reynolds, told them they didn't need to do much at all. (Although some residents have certainly deliberately ignored the advice of public-health experts.) "When our strategies are not consistent with CDC evidence, when we are not adhering to even the advice of the White House task force, it raises questions in people's minds on the seriousness of the pandemic and the validity of the mitigation strategies," Lina Tucker Reinders, the executive director of the Iowa Public Health Association, told me. "People don't necessarily know what the right thing to do is."
Which means that not only are health-care professionals tasked with saving sick Iowans' lives, but it's also fallen on them to communicate the truth about the pandemic.
Before last spring, Brian Gehlbach told me he was decidedly not a "social-media person." Now, though, the 51-year-old critical-care physician spends hours on the weekends carefully crafting long Facebook posts about COVID-19. He writes about masks' effectiveness in preventing the virus's spread, attaching illustrations and graphs as evidence; he offers warnings about the precarious state of Iowa's intensive-care units; and he patiently unpacks the concept of the tragedy of the commons. (Occasionally he throws in a photo of his cat for levity.)
Gehlbach told me about his weekend routine while we sat outside the hospital on a cold park bench, as the straps of his mask pulled down on his ears, making him look like a gray-haired elf. In his posts, which are public and in many cases widely shared, Gehlbach never mentions Trump or Reynolds by name, and he doesn't refer to Republicans or Democrats. Framing the pandemic around partisan politics makes Iowans tune out, he says, and right now, health-care workers desperately need them to listen. "I just feel compelled to try to reach as many people as I can so that we can save lives, so they won't have regrets, so we have beds, so that my colleagues will suffer a little bit less," Gehlbach told me.
The crisis in Iowa's hospitals could be improved in a matter of weeks if Iowans started wearing a mask whenever they leave the house and stopped spending time indoors with people outside their households. But doctors posting diagrams to Facebook can do only so much, Gehlbach acknowledges. Without state leadership on board, none of those changes will happen. "The endgame of uncontrolled spread is a choice between massive death and suffering and overflowing hospitals, or shutting things down," he said. "This is the equivalent [of] choosing between death or amputation—when you could have had an earlier surgery, which would have been painful but would have prevented this scenario from developing in the first place."
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