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Dalyn Schmitt served as CEO of Heartland Regional Alcohol and Drug Assessment Center, INC and possesses over 30 years of professional experience in the behavioral health profession.
Dalyn's past professional role provided strategic and visionary leadership and identified current and future organizational needs. She led an organization that serves individuals living in urban, suburban, rural and frontier areas within a cost effective organizational structure. Under her leadership tele-health and other innovative technology were introduced and implemented. Her ability to study and stay abreast of the changing needs of the marketplace by identifying and anticipating trends offered options to the agency's Board of Directors that kept the organization competitive and made the organization a known leader in this service sector. She resigned in December 2014 to consult and spent more time with family.
Serving as Owner and President for Heartland Consultation, INC., Dalyn currently leads teams involved in crisis intervention, outreach to community services, and consults with emergency services department of health care systems. She provides education, training, community awareness, and consultation to various community organizations/agencies, employers, and general public.
She is a Licensed Master Social Worker and Licensed Clinical Addictions Counselor in Kansas. Dalyn served as President of Kansas Association of Alcohol and Drug Counselors and taught addictions related courses at the University of Kansas Campus and Saint Mary's University. She has served on the Redesign Committee for the State of Kansas to evaluate the effective delivery of substance abuse treatment. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and a Master's degree in Social Work from the University of Kansas.
Mike is the current President and CEO of Colorado Credit Union. A position he has served for over 25 years. He has over 32 years of leadership experience offering insight into strong business acumen and leadership growth.
Mr. Williams currently serves as the Chairman of the Credit Union Service Network Board of Directors and is a member of the National Association of Credit Union Supervisors Credit Union Advisory Board.
Currently, Vice President of the Harmony Foundation Board of Directors, Mike has a deep commitment to organization fiscal growth. He assists and supports the Harmony Foundation Philanthropy Department as the Chairman of the Harmony Fundraising Committee so that clients and families can access treatment services.
"As alum of Harmony I have a very strong commitment to ensuring that Harmony continues to thrive and prosper for years to come continuing to deliver the gift of recovery to all who seek it."
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Paul joined the Board of Directors in 2003. He currently serves as Treasurer providing fiscal support to Harmony leadership. He has served on numerous commercial and non-profit boards and in senior business leadership positions. Although now retired he served as CEO for MyChelle Dermaceuticals, Peaceful Mountain Inc. and American Educational Products, Inc.
Mr. Whittle is a long time person in recovery who is fully committed to the Harmony mission and vision. He feels that his service to Harmony is a key part of "giving back" for the benefits he has received in recovery, as well as a sincere amend to the world in accordance with AA Step 9.
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Katy Drake Bettner is an executive in the entertainment industry having co-founded both Playful Corp, a game studio in McKinney TX with her husband Paul (Words With Friends, Super Luckys Tale) and BetRed Stories, a production company with Amy Redford (The Guitar, Professor Marston and The Wonder Women) out of Sundance, Utah.
As a long time person in recovery, Katy is dedicated to bringing awareness and opportunities to people and families still suffering from addiction serving on various boards including The Treatment Support Fund, Harmony Foundation and the McKinney Chamber of Commerce. Katy is also a member of the Women at Sundance Leadership Council, Women Donor Network, Way to Win, and the TED community. Katy is active in politics and philanthropy while raising 3 kids (10/8/5) a fluffy dog and splitting time between McKinney and Sundance (Dark Money, The Infiltrators, Raise Hell: The Life &Times of Molly Ivins, Swallow, Always in Season).
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Basketball fans, rejoice! The NBA makes its grand return tomorrow morning as the Boston Celtics host the Philadelphia 76ers followed by a clash between the Golden State Warriors and the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Warriors are the overwhelming favourites yet again, and people who think otherwise are just being hopeful. Their core of Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green is still in their prime, and a treble definitely seems on the cards. New boy DeMarcus Cousins is yet to be integrated, but other than that Steve Kerr's roster looks good for yet another successful campaign.
The main challengers to Golden State in the west are Houston, and the Rockets came mighty close to reaching the Finals last time. James Harden finally has his MVP, and they can be excused if the cruise in the regular season. In the playoffs, however, they are a matchup nightmare for any side.
Utah seems like the third best side in the west, but they could put on a show in the regular season as the former two will be expected to cruise through. Donovan Mitchell is set to improve massively, and their team game is sure to facilitate another playoff run.
Then come the Lakers, a side who will be under tremendous attention as LeBron James takes centre stage in Los Angeles. James will be accompanied by youngsters Lonzo Ball, Kyle Kuzma, and Brandon Ingram as well as veterans like Rajon Rondo and Lance Stephenson. Successful or not, the Lakers are going to be an intriguing watch. But it's Lebron after all, so playoff success is highly likely.
The other suspects in the west include the New Orleans Pelicans, where Anthony Davis will look to scale new heights. The Thunder will look to put in a more consistent showing as Paul George begins his second season there. Nothing is normal in Minnesota, but if things are sorted out they can be a mean outfit.
Aside from these, the Blazers, Spurs, and Nuggets look good as well. The Clippers, Mavericks and Grizzlies round of the playoff candidates in what is sure to be an exciting race for the eight spots.
Out in the east, the Celtics are the undeniable favourites, and missing the Finals may be looked upon as a disappointment. Kyrie Irving and Gordon Hayward will return, where they will see Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum who are playing well beyond their years. Masterminded by coach Brad Stevens, the Celtics have a deep and well-rounded roster who can, in theory even challenge the Warriors at the very top.
Kawhi Leonard is a Toronto Raptor. It still sounds weird, but the Raptors will be hopeful this season as long-term nemesis LeBron is finally out of the east. They will be confident of making a deep playoff run, but whether Nick Nurse can unleash Kawhi's full potential remains to be seen.
The process has repaid the trust in Philly, where Ben Simmons and Joel Embiid are looking like a fearsome duo. Markelle Fultz will play his first full season, and the top draft pick will look to make an impression. If not this season, the 76ers will certainly challenge for the east in the coming years.
Indiana also has a fearsome duo in Victor Oladipo and Myles Turner, and both of them have scope to improve. If Oladipo can build on last season, the Pacers can be a factor in the east. With the Pacers are the Bucks, who arguably have the East's best player in Giannis Antetokounmpo. With the Greek Freak's continuous development, surely they can break the first round hoodoo this time.
The likes of the Heat, Wizards, Detroit, and Charlotte make up the playoff contenders, with perhaps Cleveland in with a shout as well.
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package com.querydsl.collections;

import com.google.common.collect.HashMultimap;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableMap;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableMultimap;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableTable;
import com.google.common.collect.Lists;
import com.google.common.collect.Multimap;
import com.querydsl.core.annotations.QueryEntity;
import com.querydsl.core.group.guava.GuavaGroupBy;
import org.junit.Test;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

import static com.querydsl.core.group.GroupBy.list;
import static com.querydsl.core.group.guava.GuavaGroupBy.groupBy;
import static com.querydsl.core.group.guava.GuavaGroupBy.map;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;

public class GroupBy4Test {

    @QueryEntity
    public static class Table {
        String col1, col2, col3;

        public Table(String c1, String c2, String c3) {
            col1 = c1;
            col2 = c2;
            col3 = c3;
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void test() {
        List<Table> data = new ArrayList<>();
        data.add(new Table("1", "abc", "111"));
        data.add(new Table("1", "pqr", "222"));
        data.add(new Table("2", "abc", "333"));
        data.add(new Table("2", "pqr", "444"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "abc", "555"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "pqr", "666"));

        QGroupBy4Test_Table table = QGroupBy4Test_Table.table;
        Map<String, Map<String, String>> grouped = CollQueryFactory
                .from(table, data)
                .transform(groupBy(table.col1).as(map(table.col2, table.col3)));

        assertEquals(3, grouped.size());
        assertEquals(2, grouped.get("1").size());
        assertEquals(new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList("abc", "pqr")),  grouped.get("1").keySet());

    }

    @Test
    public void test2() {
        List<Table> data = Lists.newArrayList();
        data.add(new Table("1", "abc", "111"));
        data.add(new Table("1", "pqr", "222"));
        data.add(new Table("2", "abc", "333"));
        data.add(new Table("2", "pqr", "444"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "abc", "555"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "pqr", "666"));

        QGroupBy4Test_Table table = QGroupBy4Test_Table.table;
        Multimap<String, String> transform = CollQueryFactory
                .from(table, data)
                .transform(groupBy(table.col1).asMultimap(table.col2));

        Multimap<String, String> expected = HashMultimap.create(
                ImmutableMultimap.<String, String> builder()
                        .putAll("1", "abc", "pqr")
                        .putAll("2", "abc", "pqr")
                        .putAll("3", "abc", "pqr")
                        .build());

        assertEquals(expected, transform);
    }

    @Test
    public void test3() {
        List<Table> data = Lists.newArrayList();
        data.add(new Table("1", "abc", "111"));
        data.add(new Table("1", "pqr", "222"));
        data.add(new Table("2", "abc", "333"));
        data.add(new Table("2", "pqr", "444"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "abc", "555"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "pqr", "666"));

        QGroupBy4Test_Table table = QGroupBy4Test_Table.table;
        Multimap<String, Map<String, String>> transform = CollQueryFactory
                .from(table, data)
                .transform(groupBy(table.col1).asMultimap(
                        map(table.col2, table.col3)
                ));

        HashMultimap<String, Map<String, String>> expected = HashMultimap.create(ImmutableMultimap.<String, Map<String, String>>builder()
                .putAll("1", ImmutableMap.of("abc", "111"), ImmutableMap.of("pqr", "222"))
                .putAll("2", ImmutableMap.of("abc", "333"), ImmutableMap.of("pqr", "444"))
                .putAll("3", ImmutableMap.of("abc", "555"), ImmutableMap.of("pqr", "666"))
                .build()
        );

        assertEquals(expected, transform);
    }

    @Test
    public void test4() {
        List<Table> data = Lists.newArrayList();
        data.add(new Table("1", "abc", "111"));
        data.add(new Table("1", "pqr", "222"));
        data.add(new Table("2", "abc", "333"));
        data.add(new Table("2", "pqr", "444"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "abc", "555"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "pqr", "666"));

        QGroupBy4Test_Table table = QGroupBy4Test_Table.table;
        com.google.common.collect.Table<String, String, String> transform = CollQueryFactory
                .from(table, data)
                .transform(groupBy(table.col1).asTable(table.col2, table.col3));

        ImmutableTable<String, String, String> expected = ImmutableTable.<String, String, String> builder()
                .put("1", "abc", "111")
                .put("1", "pqr", "222")
                .put("2", "abc", "333")
                .put("2", "pqr", "444")
                .put("3", "abc", "555")
                .put("3", "pqr", "666")
                .build();

        assertEquals(expected, transform);
    }

    @Test
    public void test5() {
        List<Table> data = Lists.newArrayList();
        data.add(new Table("1", "abc", "111"));
        data.add(new Table("1", "pqr", "222"));
        data.add(new Table("2", "abc", "333"));
        data.add(new Table("2", "pqr", "444"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "abc", "555"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "pqr", "666"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "pqr", "777"));

        QGroupBy4Test_Table table = QGroupBy4Test_Table.table;
        com.google.common.collect.Table<String, String, List<String>> transform = CollQueryFactory
                .from(table, data)
                .transform(groupBy(table.col1).asTable(table.col2, list(table.col3)));

        ImmutableTable<String, String, List<String>> expected = ImmutableTable.<String, String, List<String>> builder()
                .put("1", "abc", ImmutableList.of("111"))
                .put("1", "pqr", ImmutableList.of("222"))
                .put("2", "abc", ImmutableList.of("333"))
                .put("2", "pqr", ImmutableList.of("444"))
                .put("3", "abc", ImmutableList.of("555"))
                .put("3", "pqr", ImmutableList.of("666", "777"))
                .build();

        assertEquals(expected, transform);
    }

    @Test
    public void test6() {
        List<Table> data = Lists.newArrayList();
        data.add(new Table("1", "abc", "111"));
        data.add(new Table("1", "pqr", "222"));
        data.add(new Table("2", "abc", "333"));
        data.add(new Table("2", "pqr", "444"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "abc", "555"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "pqr", "666"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "pqr", "777"));

        QGroupBy4Test_Table table = QGroupBy4Test_Table.table;
        Map<String, Multimap<String, String>> transform = CollQueryFactory
                .from(table, data)
                .transform(groupBy(table.col1).as(GuavaGroupBy.multimap(table.col2, table.col3)));

        ImmutableMap<String, Multimap<String, String>> expected = ImmutableMap.<String, Multimap<String, String>> builder()
                .put("1", HashMultimap.create(ImmutableMultimap.<String, String> builder().putAll("abc", "111").putAll("pqr", "222").build()))
                .put("2", HashMultimap.create(ImmutableMultimap.<String, String> builder().putAll("abc", "333").putAll("pqr", "444").build()))
                .put("3", HashMultimap.create(ImmutableMultimap.<String, String> builder().putAll("abc", "555").putAll("pqr", "666", "777").build()))
                .build();

        assertEquals(expected, transform);
    }

    @Test
    public void test7() {
        List<Table> data = Lists.newArrayList();
        data.add(new Table("1", "abc", "111"));
        data.add(new Table("1", "pqr", "222"));
        data.add(new Table("2", "abc", "333"));
        data.add(new Table("2", "pqr", "444"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "abc", "555"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "pqr", "666"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "pqr", "777"));

        QGroupBy4Test_Table table = QGroupBy4Test_Table.table;
        Map<String, com.google.common.collect.Table<String, String, Map<String, List<String>>>> transform = CollQueryFactory
                .from(table, data)
                .transform(groupBy(table.col1).as(GuavaGroupBy.table(
                        table.col1, table.col2, map(table.col2, list(table.col3)))));

        ImmutableMap<String, com.google.common.collect.Table<String, String, Map<String, List<String>>>> expected =
                ImmutableMap.<String, com.google.common.collect.Table<String, String, Map<String, List<String>>>>builder()
                .put("1", ImmutableTable.<String, String, Map<String, List<String>>>builder()
                        .put("1", "abc", ImmutableMap.<String, List<String>> of("abc", ImmutableList.of("111")))
                        .put("1", "pqr", ImmutableMap.<String, List<String>> of("pqr", ImmutableList.of("222")))
                        .build())
                .put("2", ImmutableTable.<String, String, Map<String, List<String>>>builder()
                        .put("2", "abc", ImmutableMap.<String, List<String>> of("abc", ImmutableList.of("333")))
                        .put("2", "pqr", ImmutableMap.<String, List<String>> of("pqr", ImmutableList.of("444")))
                        .build())
                .put("3", ImmutableTable.<String, String, Map<String, List<String>>>builder()
                        .put("3", "abc", ImmutableMap.<String, List<String>> of("abc", ImmutableList.of("555")))
                        .put("3", "pqr", ImmutableMap.<String, List<String>> of("pqr", ImmutableList.of("666", "777")))
                        .build())
                .build();

        assertEquals(expected, transform);
    }

    @Test
    public void test8() {
        List<Table> data = Lists.newArrayList();
        data.add(new Table("1", "abc", "111"));
        data.add(new Table("1", "pqr", "222"));
        data.add(new Table("2", "abc", "333"));
        data.add(new Table("2", "pqr", "444"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "abc", "555"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "pqr", "666"));
        data.add(new Table("3", "pqr", "777"));

        QGroupBy4Test_Table table = QGroupBy4Test_Table.table;
        com.google.common.collect.Table<String, Map<String, String>, List<String>> transform = CollQueryFactory
                .from(table, data)
                .transform(groupBy(table.col1).asTable(map(table.col1, table.col2), GuavaGroupBy.list(table.col3)));

        ImmutableTable<String, Map<String, String>, List<String>> expected = ImmutableTable.<String, Map<String, String>, List<String>> builder()
                .put("1", ImmutableMap.of("1", "abc"), ImmutableList.of("111"))
                .put("1", ImmutableMap.of("1", "pqr"), ImmutableList.of("222"))
                .put("2", ImmutableMap.of("2", "abc"), ImmutableList.of("333"))
                .put("2", ImmutableMap.of("2", "pqr"), ImmutableList.of("444"))
                .put("3", ImmutableMap.of("3", "abc"), ImmutableList.of("555"))
                .put("3", ImmutableMap.of("3", "pqr"), ImmutableList.of("666", "777"))
                .build();

        assertEquals(expected, transform);
    }

}

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It sure has been a while. During these months we have been workin', sleepin', eatin', repeatin'. But we have also done some travelling. In April we celebrated our wedding anniversery in Oslo, Norway. In May we travelled to Budapest and Kiev (and Chernobyl) and in July the whole family went to Warszaw, what an incredible city!
Soon we're off again, as always. But this time will probably be a little bit different. We are going to Ecuador in January on a one-way-ticket. This is not the first time we book single-way-journeys. However, the plan now is to "not come back". Ha-ha I know it sounds very dramatic but what I mean is, we want to find our home. This sure has been a struggle for the last five years or so. We just don't want to live in Sweden. At least not now.
Do we know where we want to live? Not a clue. If Ecuador wasn't on the other side of the globe we would for sure root there. But we're thinking maybe Spain. Well, the idea is to be in Ecuador for one year or more. Just enough time to really think about what we want and where we want to settle.
- Fix the living situation in Ecuador, gotta get that apartment!!!
.. And obviously have time for the family. In order to stay above the surface we're treating ourselves to spa next weekend. Too excited! We're going to Asia Spa in Varberg, hopefully it's as nice at it looks.
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George W Brooks b. abt 1813-15 was md. to Elizabeth Nevilles b. abt 1806 but Elizabeth was not the dau. of George Nevilles and Sarah Foster.
Elizabeth b. abt.1806 was the dau. of James Nevilles b. abt.1786 and Nancy Brooks Nevilles b. 1788.Elizabeth was the first born and had sisters Emily Nevilles( md. William Kesterson), sister Sarah Nevilles (md. James Brooks) other siblings were Martha, Mary, George and Henry.
George W and Elizabeth Brooks did have a daughter Emily Brooks who was md. to a Constantine Brooks in 1866 Claibonne Co. TENN.
Nancy Nevilles re-married a Brooks before coming into Tenn, where her Father Bartholomew owned land.After Henry, Nancy (Brooks,Nevilles,Brooks) had children Zachariah, Laura and Anna Brooks.
Zachariah was my Grandpa Brooks' , grandfather.
Nancy (Brooks, Nevilles, Brooks, ) md. a third time to Mackness Rowlett.I have a copy of his Will where he names Nancy and her Brooks children(Zachariah, Laura and Anna Brooks) by a former husband, and he also names some of his own children.
Also have LDS records on James Nevilles and wife Nancy Brooks as well as their marriage records.
Also have copies of LDS records of the George Nevilles and Sarah Foster family.They are the parents of James Nevilles above.


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Best corned beef and pastrami.
Sandwiches are good but expensive. Expect to pay an arm and a leg for a sandwich. Atmosphere is great here though.
Easily one of the best sandwiches I have ever had. I tried #2 (Zingerman's Reuben) and it was as good as President Obama said it would be.
As Obama once said, the Rueben is killer. Big fan of #73 as well. Always love to try everything in the store and the people who work there are always so happy and helpful.
The meats and cheeses are top quality. All the breads they make are amazing! We love how they accommodate for gluten free needs too by offering any sandwich on lettuce or GF bread.
unless you want the "waiting in line experience", call and order ahead. You can still eat there if you'd like, but you can skip the line and go straight to the register to pay.
Unique sandwiches with quality ingredients.
#48 pastrami reuben was excellent!!!
This Ann Arbor staple isn't a deli; it's an institution. Everything is made in house, including fresh bread from Zingerman's bakeshop, meat from the roadhouse and cheese from the creamery.
Great deli, friendly and efficient service, delicious sandwiches. Meat is on par with NY delis and the griddled bread makes it better.
Everything! Ask for samples.. They will let you sample anything .
Get #73 Tarbs Tenacious Tenure -- so good!
Yes the line can be loooong (especially home game weekends in the fall). But it's worth it. Get the #73!
Amazingly delicious - yes. Insanely expensive? YES!
I had the brisket sandwich. It was good, not great. It was my first time at Zingermans. They have a huge variety of sandwiches. I definitely want to go back and try something else.
Fantastic food, awesome shopping, free dessert samples! Basically best place ever.
Ask for your sandwich Animal Style.
They welcome their guests with free samples and smiles every time I dine here! I love the turkey and avocado sandwich!
by Kathy Toth Team T.
#2 Zingerman's Reuben: best I've ever had! Everything here is phenomenal including the customer experience!!
The classic Reuben is better than the pastrami version, but they're both great.
The original! Truly amazing sandwiches, plus amazing baked goods, breads, fancy groceries, hot chocolate, etc etc etc. My favorite sandwich is a small #73 on sourdough--order now and thank me later!
Best deli ever. They have everything. Each sandwich is better than the next!
Whoa Hank Greenberg anyways is the best sandwich! The salty corned beef with the sweet and slightly-bitter chopped liver, the fatty Russian dressing, and the crunchy bread make this sandwich perfect.
Zingerman's really is one of a kind. Everything there is absolutely amazing. I would recommend anything on the menu.
Best Reuben in town but there's so much more to it than just that.
Like a kid in a candy shop. The food was tasty, and the complex was something else.
Every single sandwich they have here is excellent. I recommend their pastrami reubon!
Omg sandwich heaven. Awesome options and everything fresh. Expensive but sooo tasty.
Notable for good reason. Excellent local offerings and they encourage you to sample everything. Come hungry!
Ask for max behind the meats counter. Nice guy and will hook you up! Tell him Ryan from NASCO sent ya.
Line moves very fast, even if it wraps outside. Go with the #2 or #13. Ask for the #13 grilled. Potato salads are great. All workers are friendly and helpful. Anything in the store can be sampled.
Great sandwich, not even close to worth the price though. Fun to go once for the experience, but $17 for a sandwich?
You can't go wrong no matter what you order. So many fresh, tasty sandwiches! Be sure to take home some fresh bread or cheese too!
Had the #74. Was amazing.
Syd's Design - delicious sausage sammich for $9.50. $3.25 for a regular coffee...all overpriced, but delicious and great environment.
Pricey products, such as $6 candy bar, but very high quality and tasty.
Pastrami sandwiches, brownies, meats & cheeses, coffee, really everything's tasty & fresh. Lines don't seem long with friendly people whisking you through with free samples & suggestions.
A tad expensive but great sandwiches nonetheless. You have to try their unique sodas!
You can eat well here even if you are a vegetarian. I'm not, but I had the portobello and asparagus sandwich (#5) and it was excellent. My wife's Reuben, of course, was also great.
#13 is a perennial favorite. They take phone orders if you don't want to stand in line, although that is fun.
My first time here I had the #1 which was corned beef, chopped liver,lettuce,1000 island on rye. Very good.
They have the most amazing sandwhiches and you can sample everything. Try the cheeses like the detroit brick! Get the old style pickle with your sandwhich. Go over to the cafe and try the desserts!
All the free samples... Never met one I didn't like.
Get a large sandwich and split it between two.
One of the famous places in Ann Arbor.
So get a Reuben, maybe a TNT Cowboy Reuben, with sugar cane cola and some gingerbread cookies. Pricey for Ann Arbor, but no matter. They also just started serving pot pies, also excellent choices!
Way overpriced. Be prepared to shell out $15 for a small pastrami sandwich that would cost you half that anywhere else.
Everything is good here! But you can't go wrong with #18.
Lively Campus Deli expanding empire throughout Ann Arbor; The #40 Siegel's Smokey Number: Smoked turkey breast, Arkansas peppered ham, Swiss cheese, & Brownwood Farms Famous Kream Mustard on rye.
Ordered large #48, the pastrami sandwich, which was $17! Jesus $17 for a sandwich? It was okay, not amazing, just okay. Couldn't finish the large. The pucks root beer was good though. Bathrooms clean.
One of the Best places to eat!
Wow! The sandwiches are incredible. Don't try the Mac n Cheese because there is no way you won't buy it, it's that good! Grab a soda cup because the fountain soda is so flavorful as well.
15% off on your birthday!
Add bacon! You can't go wrong with bacon.
T-Shirt Tuesday's - Wear a Zingerman's shirt and get $4 off your sandwich.
Anyone traveling through Ann Arbour will try but think it is overrated. I won't visit again. Too much bread with too much salt and too many dollars.
Possibly the world's best deli. A little pricy so ask for a sample first -- they'll let you try anything. Sandwiches are all good, and mac and cheese is amazing. Worth the money and the long lines.
Can never go wrong with pastrami!
#18 Georgia Reuben (Turkey and grilled) = amazing!
Jimmy wants Rosemary's baby is delicious!
Get the blacklock broccoli: broccoli, grilled pineapple, almonds, spicy pineapple preserves and tamari! Yum!
TNT Cowboy. Tastes good but only has a hint of beef brisket. I bet it only has one ounce of beef on the whole sandwich. Not much for the price.
BEFORE you leave, buy yourself a loaf of sesame semolina and a side of white fish salad. You'll thank me after tomorrow's snack time.
Can't come to Ann Arbor without stopping. More roomy after the new remodel.
Just imagine this tip is a drool stain. This place is amazing.
Try the Café de Olla. YUM!
This place is great! They have amazing food and make sure you get a fountain drink! They have pure sugar cane sodas! The whitefish salad is to die for!!
Great food. Can't recommend just one thing, because everything's great! My latest meal.....creamy tomato soup with a side of potato salad.
Fantastic assortment of cheese, ham and chocolate!
Cuban conundrum is heavenly but beware of the strength of the mustard!!!
Always an Ann Arbor favorite- although I can never make up my mind- all the sandwiches are so good.!!! and the pickles.!!! oh my.!!!
If I wasn't married I'd propose to the #76 (chicken, muenster, red pepper spread, lettuce, grilled sourdough). We'd live a long and happy life. I'd never eat anything else.
I've paid a couple dollars less for food that pales in comparison. Consistently good food, high quality ingredients. My default choice for food in Ann Arbor.
Free samples of everything they sell...enough said.
TNT Reuben is amazing! If you're a college student, ask your parents for Zingermans Giftcards only. It's well worth it.
Sample the cheeses and cold cuts...and even the bread and Bacon while youre in line for your order. Love...pure love...on a rainy day.
Expensive sandwiches. Smells like arrogance. Sparty on!
#40 with an old pickle !
The Zingerman's Reuben is one of the best sandwiches that I have ever had. Get the large and split it with your buddy boy.
I am totally ruined. Once I leave this place I may never again know the love of an amazing sandwich. THIS PLACE IS AMAZING !!
Get the #61, easy mayo, on a grilled onion roll. Also, a side of redskin potato salad.
Get the Parmesan potato salad. Best potato salad I've ever tasted.
There are so many options, it can be hard to choose. Use the menu on your smartphone to plan in advance.
Better than any New York City deli. They'll let you sample anything. Get the full size sandwich. And indulge your inner fat kid and get the pecan pie and brownies.
Jalapeño peaches are amazing! Pair it with a Blenheim ginger ale and a bag of chocolate marshmallows. A must-go in the A2 area.
I thought the reuben was mediocre, but I forgot to ask for dark rye. The vinegars, though, are something! Ask about the balsamic vinegars. They'll do a tasting of some of the best in the world.
Don't get the same sandwich every time, they retire them often.
World famous sandwiches. Bring your appetite...or you might end up taking half of it home!
The ruben was disappointing, but everything else is divine!
Customize your sandwich! If it's not grilled, grill it! If it comes with ranch, get mayo! They'll do pretty much whatever you ask.
We love Zingerman's Deli! The food is top notch and I always crave it!
by Self Storage Nate @ S.
This is our favorite spot for eating some of the best food on earth! Many thanks to Ari and friends!
Have to have the Stewart's Farmers Hash whenever I'm in town!
Day #1 of the new recipe "Twigs and Berries." Awesome mix of dried cherries, pea sprouts, onion, parsley and wheat berries! YUM!
"Like Corned beef piled high? Try #4 Dinty Moore Zingerman's corned beef, lettuce, tomato & home made Russian dressing on rye bread."
amazing sandwich shop, one of the best! The hotdogs are often overlooked but equally as amazing.
get a 'wich with LANDAFF cheese. nothing better!
Free half dozen bagels on your birthday!
The 81 is money. I like to pay extra and order it lean.
Their espresso and coffee is the best!
Renee's Kitchen Magic for breakfast is my absolute favorite. I'd drive an hour every day to get it if I could.
Amazing sandwiches!! Such a variety and even a ton of vegetarian options. Black Magic Brownie and carrot cake are the best desserts. Best part is you can sample everything! An Ann Arbor staple!!
Whether its the Deli, the Roadhouse, the Bakery, the Creamery or their Coffeehouse, everything is top notch in quality and a true destination for food lovers.
Extremely allergy friendly, just tell them and the manager will go over the ingredients.
Best Corned Beef sandwich I ever ate. Be prepared to pay $15 for a sandwhich you have to wait 20 minutes for them to make. But definitely, absolutely skip the pickle... that thing is nasty.
ALWAYS get something new. You'll never be disappointed!
The Asparashazham sandwich might be the best ever. I've had both sizes and the large isn't a notable difference for the extra cash.
Bad, overpriced sandwhiches. Still an institution for some reason.
#67 Jon & Amy's Double Dip... so good.
"Moustache" Paul knows all!!! Very knowledgable and treats customers well. Love this place!
The Mac and cheese will change your life.
Caramel brownie is heaven on earth; Co owner, Ari Weinzwig is interviewed in attached video at Deli.
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Sandwiches come and go from zingerman's but the JJ's pastrami special was in the menu in the 80's and still is 30years later! Yumatee! Get it!
Best corned beef sandwiches on the planet!
Half off pretzels, bagels & pastries after 5pm!
There's nothing bad here! Try the Green Hill, Pleasant Ridge Reserve cheeses, and anything that comes from Neal's Yard Dairy!
I love the #73 turkey avocado sandwich. Add bacon to it!
Best Reuben sandwiches in the whole world. Still we recommend you SPLIT one with a friend to save money and you'll thank yourself later you didn't eat the whole thing.
Ask for a meat cone while you're waiting for a sandwich! You won't be disappointed.
I love the chopped liver. However, it doesn't come with bread or crackers. Ask for those on the side.
Go for the coffee and cake!
Best place to eat in A2.
Grab a Blenheim Ginger Ale in the fridge right where you order. Grab the one with the pink/red top. Don't inhale while you drink it! It's got a kick.
Get a Tour de Food Passport on your first visit. Visit all of their locations on the same day, get a free t-shirt.
Sample all the amazing olive oils and vinegars. Staff are allowed and happy to let you taste anything, even a $250 bottle of vinegar.


I wished I could back out of visiting the doctor- I had already dodged it for so lo ng! But, that day, my luck seemed to have run out!!
Cursing the stupid viral germs under my breath, I stepped into Dr Pankaj's clinic.
And immediately I started choking on tears! The familiar waft of ethyl alcohol all around, in which the homeopathic medicines are dissolved, brought back all the childhood memories of my recently-dead father- a doctor himself; and a damn good one too..
tles containing the medicines- -it was a really horrible torture, to endure that! I felt profound sense of loss, the shelves and promotional charts from pharmaceutical companies a reminder of what all I could never have again- my father, and the stability he brought to the dynamics of our home!!
yet it hurt so much!! Dr Pankaj seemed to have so many physical features similar to my father- the same rotund body, with a pot-belly sticking out, flabby double-triple chins, same angle of staring into the paper while writing the prescription!
"Manu! Where are you going?" Shiv Mama was in front of me, checking the doors of his car before stepping in. At the same moment, my head spurned- with the characteristic bout of weakness that accompanies viral fever!
I knew I had no other choice but to stay. I shook my head glumly, and turned back once again!!


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In genetics, genotoxicity describes the property of chemical agents that damage the genetic information within a cell causing mutations(Genotoxicity is often confused with mutagenicity. All mutagens are genotoxic, whereas not all genotoxic substances are mutagenic.). The alteration can have direct or indirect effects on the DNA: the induction of mutations, mistimed event activation, and direct DNA damage resulting in mutations. Of course, there are exist several important defense mechanisms to response genotoxic stress. These responses are expected to be very complex, involving various cellular factors that form an extensive signal transduction network. This network includes a protein kinase cascade that connects the detection of DNA damage to the activation of transcription factors, which in turn regulate the expression of genes implicated in DNA repair, cell cycle arrest and programmed cell death (apoptosis). What's worse is heritable changes can affect either somatic cells of the organism or germ cells to be passed on to future generations. Cells prevent expression of the genotoxic mutation by either DNA repair or apoptosis, so the damage may not always be fixed leading to mutagenesis.
It has long been acknowledged that exposure to certain chemicals is associated with the development of human cancers. For example, this linkage has been made between aflatoxins and liver cancer, amine dyes and bladder cancer, benzene and leukemia, vinyl chloride and hepatic cancer and smoking and lung cancer. To date, many human carcinogens have been identified, most of which are categorized as genotoxic agents, meaning that these chemicals target DNA and produce alterations in the genetic material of the host. Such environmental agents are only one source of genotoxic stress, with other sources including UV and ionizing irradiation (IR), therapeutic agents and the products of normal metabolism. As a result, human cells are constantly exposed to a variety of genotoxic stresses. To cope with the resulting damage to cellular DNA, cells have developed a repertoire of responses that ensure the normal growth and survival of the organism. A logical consequence, therefore, is that alterations in these responses may be the basis for carcinogenesis. For this reason, a better understanding of cellular responses to genotoxic stress is important in the prevention and treatment of human cancers.
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Cellular Genotoxic Responses
Extensive studies from multiple disciplines have explored the mechanisms of the cellular genotoxic responses, leading to the identification of many of the cellular components. The genotoxic stress responses can be envisioned as a signal transduction cascade in which DNA lesions act as an initial signal that is detected by sensors and passed down through transducers. Eventually the effectors receive the signal and execute the various cellular functions. Studies show that a large group of serine-threonine protein kinases, named the mitogen-activated protein kinases (MAPKs), along with their upstream kinases, have been shown to play prominent roles in the cellular genotoxic responses. Three major classes of MAPKs, i.e. extracellular signal-regulated kinase (ERK), c-Jun N-terminal kinase/stress-activated protein kinase (JNK/SAPK) and p38 (also known as SAPK2, RK, CSBP or Mxi2), can all be activated by various genotoxic stresses. The activated MAPKs then translocate to the nucleus and phosphorylate scores of target proteins, including many transcription factors. Among these transcription factors is the tumor suppressor p53 protein, which plays such an important role in the genotoxic stress responses that it is called 'universal sensor for genotoxic stresses'.
Although the general picture of the MAPK cascade is relatively clear, the actual receptors or sensors for the DNA damage signal are still elusive. However, it is hypothesized that some multiprotein complexes that are involved in DNA maintenance or repair may also function as DNA damage sensors. For example, certain members of the Rad family, which can form protein complexes that function in cell checkpoint regulation, could act as potential sensors. Others have suggested that members of the phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase (PI-3) superfamily (include mutated (ATM), ATM- and Rad3-related (ATR), ATX/SMG-1, mTOR/FRAP and DNA-dependent protein kinase (DNA-PK) in humans.), which are activated at very early stages of the DNA damage response, could serve as the sensors, as well as initiators, of the ensuing cellular genotoxic stress response. In process of genotoxic stress responses, there have three kinases play key roles in human, namely ATM, ATR and DNA-PK. They can induce genotoxic stress responses, such as, DNA repair, cell cycle arrest and apoptosis. After DNA damage is produced, the cells will make two selections. First, DNA is checked for damage by DNA damage checkpoints. Provided that the DNA is damaged, the cell cycle is stopped by triggering a cell cycle arrest response. The advantage of this is the case that, on the one hand, it can prevent the damaged DNA from being transferred to the daughter cells; on the other hand, it can give the cells time to repair the damage. Second, the cell will determine the extent of genomic damage. If the genomic damage can be repaired, the cell can still survive; if the cell genome damage is severe, it will lead to apoptosis. The principle of determining the extent of genomic damage in cells is not completely clear. Nevertheless, an explanation was given by studying the tumor suppressor gene P53. The study found that the expression level of P53 changes in accordance with the degree of damage. When the degree of damage is low, low levels of P53 will mediate cell cycle repression and DNA damage repair; when the degree of DNA damage is high, high levels of P53 will mediates apoptosis.
Clinical Significance
Genotoxic effects such as deletions, breaks and/or rearrangements can lead to cancer if the damage does not immediately lead to cell death. DNA damage is an important and ubiquitous type of stress that cells are exposed to over the life span of the organism. Sources of DNA-damaging agents, such as free radicals and peroxides generated during normal physiologic processes and during inflammation, can be endogenous, or they can be exogenous from the myriad of potentially damaging chemical and physical agents that we are exposed to in the environment. Since damage always occurs, if the DNA-damaged cells cannot be repaired or apoptotic, its genome is passed on to the offspring. Changes caused by damage are preserved in the form of mutations in the genome of the cell, eventually leading to cancer. Considering the importance of DNA damage, the organism be able to respond to this type of stress in a manner analogous to its response to other stresses, such as heat shock, with induction of a variety of different genes. These responses can keep the homeostases and the health of the organism by maintaining the stability of genomic. An improved understanding of these responses is important in the tumorigenesis.
Roman V., Kondratov, Marina P. A., Circadian proteins in the regulation of cell cycle and genotoxic stress responses. Trends in Cell Biology. 2007, 17(7): 311-317.
Jun Y., et al. ATM, ATR and DNA-PK: initiators of the cellular genotoxic stress responses. Carcinogenesis. 2003, 24(10): 1571–1580.
Bolognesi, Claudia, Genotoxicity of pesticides: A review of human biomonitoring studies. Mutation Research. 2003, 543: 251–272.
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Q: xamarin ios app is not returning after Azure AD B2C login I added a Native app in my B2C Tenant.
App.xaml.cs code looks like this
public static PublicClientApplication PCA = null;

// Azure AD B2C Coordinates
public static string Tenant = "something.onmicrosoft.com";
public static string ClientID = "*********-0e3a-483a-9e15-7896c524ed1d";
public static string PolicySignUpSignIn = "B2C_1_EmailSignup";
public static string PolicyEditProfile = "B2C_1_PasswordReset";
public static string PolicyResetPassword = "B2C_1_PasswordReset";

public static string[] Scopes = { "https://havethat.onmicrosoft.com/demoapi/demo.read" };
public static string ApiEndpoint = "https://havethat.azurewebsites.net/hello";

public static string AuthorityBase = $"https://login.microsoftonline.com/tfp/{Tenant}/";
public static string Authority = $"{AuthorityBase}{PolicySignUpSignIn}";
public static string AuthorityEditProfile = $"{AuthorityBase}{PolicyEditProfile}";
public static string AuthorityPasswordReset = $"{AuthorityBase}{PolicyResetPassword}";

public static UIParent UiParent = null;

public App()
{
    // default redirectURI; each platform specific project will have to override it with its own
    PCA = new PublicClientApplication(ClientID, Authority);
    PCA.RedirectUri = $"msal{ClientID}://auth";

    MainPage = new NavigationPage(new MainPage());
}

info.plist file has the following entry for App ID
<key>CFBundleURLTypes</key>
<array>
    <dict>
        <key>CFBundleURLName</key>
        <string>URL Type 1</string>
        <key>CFBundleURLSchemes</key>
        <array>
            <string>msal********-0e3a-483a-9e15-7896c524ed1d</string>
        </array>
    </dict>
</array>

on a simple click of a button i have just this code
async void OnSign(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    try
    {
        AuthenticationResult ar = await App.PCA.AcquireTokenAsync(App.Scopes, GetUserByPolicy(App.PCA.Users, App.PolicySignUpSignIn), App.UiParent);
        UpdateUserInfo(ar);
    }
    catch (Exception ex)
    {

    }
}

now this code takes me to B2C Login page. after successful login it just stays there. If i press "Done" then it goes back to the app with exception that user cancels authenitcation. Shouldn't it just come back to the app after successful login ?

A: iOS specific considerations
UserDetailsClient.iOS only requires one extra line, in AppDelegate.cs. You need to ensure that the OpenUrl handler looks as in snippet below:
csharp public override bool OpenUrl(UIApplication app, NSUrl url, NSDictionary options) {
    AuthenticationContinuationHelper.SetAuthenticationContinuationEventArgs(url, "");
    return true;
}

Once again, this logic is meant to ensure that once the interactive portion of the authentication flow is concluded, the flow goes back to MSAL.

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Score Of The Week: Mandy (Jóhann Jóhannsson)
Panos Cosmatos' sophomore psychotronic madness Mandy is easily one of the best films of the year so far. Set in 1983, the film relates the story of a man (Nicolas Cage) who tracks down the religious cult responsible for killing his wife (Andrea Riseborough). From a very simple and already-seen-before storyline, the film proves to be a nearly unique audio-visual experience which can be compared only to a handful of those other stunning works, such as Nicolas Winding Refn's Only God Forgives and The Neon Demon, Ken Russell's Tommy or Sean Byrne's The Devil's Candy. Mandy is horror gold, but what makes it even more remarkable is its ability to occasionally step out of the horror genre while remaining profoundly insane. And for that, the film owes a great deal to its score, the last piece of music composed by Icelandic composer Jóhann Jóhannsson, who died of heart failure on February 9th of this year, in his Berlin flat.
Lakeshore Records. Released Sept. 14th, 2018. All rights reserved.
Although Jóhannsson, a two-time Oscar nominated composer, has made his trademark out of minimalist, atmospheric compositions, in particular with his three collaborations with Denis Villeneuve (Prisoners, Sicario, Arrival), it is clear that Mandy expesses the composer's need to explore a new direction. With these last compositions, he blends electronic and live instruments and drowns them under a loud, grim metal soundscape. While the film gloriously reinvents the 1980s horror imagery – the cult, the biker skeletons, the antihero's desperate vengeance – its score cleverly steps out from the 80s-flavoured film music which has now become a trend. Similarly to The Devil's Candy, there is a deep connection between on-screen horror and metal music in Mandy, which goes much deeper than Andrea Riseborough's hair colour and Black Sabbath T-shirt. Through the music comes the expression of pure evil, and it is played so loud in the film that there could not have been a better way to indicate it.
What makes Mandy such a breathtaking score is found in how perfect the combination of Jóhannsson's mood-based composing style is, with the complex richness of metal music. Coincidentally, Jóhannsson grew up a metalhead in the 1980s and it is something you can tell just by listening to Mandy, in which he instinctively strips out all the genre's melodic exuberance only to keep the very core of it: distortion, heaviness and dread. Even though he briefly comes back to gorgeous ambient themes, there is always something much darker that lurks behind them: the dreamy synths of 'Mandy Love Theme' and 'Death and Ashes' come back a few tracks later, in 'Memories', only to be broken by distorting noises and sinister breathing.
Andrea Riseborough in Mandy (Panos Cosmatos, 2018). XYZ Films. All rights reserved.
Yet it is when he ventures into these darker ambients that Jóhannsson's work flourishes, making the album a stressful standalone experience. Often devoid of any melody, in pure Johannsson style, the score is a major piece of ominous music, demonstrating a bizarre experimentation with notes and noises. He does so with distorted electric guitars in the buzzing 'Burning Church' and in 'Sand', two tracks that are among the most metal-influenced of the album. He explores horror sometimes in its most refined form with the eerie, looming synths in 'Starling' and 'Red', some other times with a much crazier instrumentation, like the chilling 'Black Skulls' or the terrific diptych 'Waste'/'Temple', two tracks that sound like a heavy, desperate satanic incantation and which go hand in hand with the brutal, desperate quest of the film's main character.
From its beginning to its end, Jóhann Jóhannsson's Mandy is pretty much a hellish 40-minute doom metal-opera, with the beautiful retro piece 'Children of the New Dawn' as its grand finale. The composer himself had planned to record the whole score live with a 9-piece band, which finally did not happen, but still, Mandy remains a powerful moment of pure, heavily discordant and masterfully crafted rock. What Jóhannsson could have further explored in the horror genre, we will never know. But, rather than calling Mandy a testament album, I would rather call it promising, not only for what it delivers to the film itself but also because of how it is a turning point in its own style, firing up our imagination about what could have come next.
Written by Valentin Maniglia, edited by Marine Wong Kwok Chuen
Tags: composer, Film Score, films, Jóhann Jóhannsson, mandy, nicolas cage, panos cosmatos, review, score of the week
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Born in Warsaw, Poland, Marta came to Canada at the age of 6. Not understanding a word of English and having to learn the language quickly was the first challenge that inspired Marta to cultivate a profound interest for different cultures and languages.
Marta is now fluent in Polish, English & French and is learning Spanish.
After secondary school, Marta moved to Montreal to attend McGill University. This allowed Marta to explore more of Canada's cultural diversity and immerse herself in the francophone setting.
Gifted with a creative, energetic and charismatic personality, Marta was also chosen to teach an undergraduate course as part of a special program at McGill.
Determined to keep expanding her horizons and to discover more of what the world has to offer, Marta recently embarked on a journey around the world, visiting New Zealand, Thailand, South Korea, Beijing, Barbados and various parts of North America over the past year. Nothing makes Marta happier than learning about new customs, foods and landmarks, while mixing with locals and exploring nature's beauty.
Traveling has also exposed Marta to poverty and hardships in under-developed parts of the world. As a first-hand witness while volunteering in Argentina, Marta realizes the importance of a good support system for children. Being inspired by "Club Union de los Pibes," an after-school program for children with difficult home lives, Marta is in the process of starting her own Sunny Sundays Project for Canadian children with similar situations. She is excited about spearheading the first annual Dine & Dance for SOS fundraising gala this year as well. Marta's caring nature and exceptional entrepreneurial aptitude are qualities that will not only drive these projects to completion but set them up for success in the future.
Being ambitious, Marta does not only aspire to have a fulfilling personal life but excels in the professional and academic setting as well. She is currently working in Marketing while completing her MBA part-time. As a fervent believer in education, Marta's future plan is to complete a PhD and become a Professor. Finally, she is looking to find ways to help others transform their lives for the better and is a Certified Holistic Health Counsellor from the Institute of Integrative Nutrition.
Marta loves to laugh, be in the sun and do anything active outdoors. She also loves going to the movies, rock climbing, exploring extreme sports and playing word games with her friends. Her mantra for life includes "Do the unexpected," and "Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage," which will continue to guide her as she embarks on her next adventure to become Miss Universe Canada. If Marta is selected to represent her country, she will do so with pride and grace, in the same way she approaches every aspect of her life- by giving the opportunity 110%.
I love being in the sun, doing anything active outdoors and making every day an adventure. I also enjoy playing word games with friends, going to the movies, laughing and dancing. I love extreme sports, learning about other cultures, exploring new parts of the world and meeting people from all walks of life.
I played Volleyball and Basketball during elementary school and the beginning of high school. I have taken tennis lessons and participated in cross-country meets. I also received an international Sailing license as a teenager in Poland. I currently run, rock climb, participate in a fitness bootcamp, surf and swim.
The person who has single-handedly had the most influence on my life is somewhat of a fairy godmother- my mentor and university sponsor. When I was in high school, I was the president of my student council. As the student voice, I sat in at board meetings for Cathedral Student Enterprises, where I first met my mentor. As a successful businessman and entrepreneur, he was well aware of my dreams of going to McGill, an internationally recognized institution, and studying commerce in a place where I could practice my French. At the time, however, my dream was out of reach. I was not in a financial position to afford attending school out-of-province, not to mention the costs of living in Montreal. Although it was an anonymous sponsorship that eventually financed my 4 years of undergraduate education, I believe it was the now-87 year old mentor who changed my life. Each year, several times a year, my sponsor has also arranged for a group of key individuals from the school board and business worlds to come together to review my goals, plans, successes thus far and aspirations. They have provided me with unparalleled support and guidance over the past 6 years. I will forever be indebted to this group, who not only changed my life professionally and academically, but personally as well as I have been fortunate enough to receive critical life advice from them. The unparalleled act of kindness and selfless generosity renewed my faith in the good in people. I cannot explain in words the gratitude I feel for the surreal shift that was created in my world, nor can I fully explain the ripple effect that it has had on the rest of my life. Nonetheless, I will forever feel humbled and blessed because of the influence my sponsor has had on me. Furthermore, I have committed to someday provide a deserving student from my inner-city high school with the same privilege I was awarded; a first step towards creating a scholarship fund in my sponsor's honour. My mentor continues to support my every endeavour to this day and is very excited about my participation in Miss Universe Canada.
My proudest personal accomplishment has been creating my own path in life. Whether adapting to a new country where I first did not speak either official language, or moving to another province for school, or traveling around the world on my own, I continuously strive to not let my own fear and perceived shortcomings stop me from living the life I was meant to live. All the while, I have succeeded in keeping my personal values intact such as being respectful and kind to everyone I meet. I am proud that I have done one thing each day that scares me.
On my last big trip, I managed to just miss the earthquakes in New Zealand, flooding in southern Thailand and radioactive rain in South Korea…. all by just a couple of days. Someone was clearly watching over me.
I'm fearless enough to ride an elephant in Thailand, run off a cliff in New Zealand or jump out of a plane in Quebec…. and somehow driving a go kart on my own intimidates me.
I strive to be an eternal optimist, never back down from an opportunity and continue to dream the way I did as a child- ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE!
No matter what my future may bring, I aspire to share my passion for public speaking and fervent belief in education. I am currently working towards my MBA part-time, and intend to complete a PhD program to become a Professor. All the while, I will continue to build my Health & Wellness business and teach others to be fearless and improve their own lives via one-on-one coaching and group seminars.
My dream job would include traveling the world and public speaking in some capacity, while inspiring a positive change in others' lives, no matter how small.
I was born in Poland's capital- Warsaw, however, lived in south-western Poland near the mountains for the first 6 years of my life. I then immigrated to Canada with my parents, and spent the remainder of my childhood in Hamilton. I was a very curious child, who was once very shy. I spent most of my childhood surrounded by music, as most of my family had been involved with the performing arts. I had a challenging time adjusting to my new country initially, as I did not speak a word of the language. Once I learned, my parents decided to throw another challenge my way and placed me in a French Immersion program where I once more didn't speak a word of the language. Although at the time, I struggled with these hurdles, I am grateful to them for consistently pushing me outside of my comfort zone, even during childhood, as it had a significant impact on who I am today.
My most unusual talent is counting to 3 with my tongue, or rapping the entire Sir-Mix-A-Lot song "I like big butts." Also, in high school, I was on the step squad, and can still remember some of our stepping routines!
New Zealand- both islands are straight out of a fairytale. I cannot imagine a more breathtaking collection of natural wonders, in pristine condition. To top things off, Kiwis were some of the kindest and most active people I have ever met. Not to mention the food… and extreme sports… and countless adventures that NZ has to offer.
Barbados- having a one-of-a-kind opportunity to explore the island with locals exposed me to a beautiful and peaceful place. With the entire country housing half the number of inhabitants of my hometown, Bajans have a distinctly unique culture.
Argentina- the passion of the people of Buenos Aires is inimitable.
Ten years from now, I'll be 34. At that point, I hope I am in some way sharing my life with someone- be it a partner, or child or perhaps my family and friends. I hope to have flexibility- in terms of time and resources- to continue to life freely and do what feels right to me alone. I hope to have my PhD, own my own business or be involved in showbiz in some way. I hope many of the philanthropic projects I am currently setting the groundwork for continue to thrive in ten years. I hope in ten years I have made some small contribution to better our world, while being healthy and happy.
I'm a sucker for inspirational quotes.
I recently began a bucket list.
I love desserts…. even though I shouldn't eat them.
I have been skydiving, hang gliding and bungee jumping.
My most valuable possessions are my pictures as they are the keys to my memories.
I am the only woman I know who hates shopping.
My favourite colour is dark grey metallic.


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When it comes to anthropogenic climate change, one of the biggest problems is grasping the problem's sheer scale—and what its follow-on effects could mean for the everyday life of us fortunate enough to be in developed countries.
After all, it is one thing to say that the Paris agreement could allow global average temperatures to rise by as much as an intolerable 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit).
But it's still just a bunch of numbers.
And even knowing that this figure translates to as much as six feet of sea-level rise does not really strike the casual reader in a visceral way.
Recognizing this problem, more and more organizations, such as Climate Central, have developed extensive on-line interactive mapping tools that allow the user to see what six feet (or more) of sea level rise means. Simply go to the "Seeing Choices" section of their site, enter a coastal location—such as Miami, Boston, New York City, or Everglades City—and watch the amount of flooding that occurs for every half-degree of heat rise. Much of Miami essentially sinks, Boston becomes an island, and Manhattan a narrow strip of its old self. And tiny communities such as Florida's Everglades City (pop. 402) become part of the Gulf of Mexico.
And Climate Central is not the only one with such tools lately; the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) has an interactive site that allows users to search "US Coastal Property at Risk from Rising Seas" by state, city, and zip code.
But one of the most telling tools is a simple, old-fashioned chart that appears, of all places, in an article in Miami Agent—a magazine devoted to Miami real estate property. In "How global warming will impact Miami real estate by 2030," the article notes that Florida stands to lose the most from climate change, with land in South Florida being the target of the waves, and Miami the bulls-eye.
And the impact of rising sea levels is not relegated just to home and property value loss. The sinking of much of the city and its suburbs represents the loss of a big portion of the area's tax base, along with likely top-to-bottom changes in how flood insurance programs, the mortgage industry, developers, and virtually everyone and everything remotely tied to the state's real estate industry function.
Not to mention the fact that as a state that is already barely above sea level to begin with, Florida has to deal with how to protect (or move) the nation's three most low-lying nuclear power plants. The state's St. Lucie reactor is located on a barrier island and "is particularly vulnerable because during the reactor's lifetime it is projected to encounter a rise in sea levels that exceeds its flood design," wrote researcher Natalie Kopytko for the Bulletin in 2015.


Imagine if we could stand in this present moment completely afresh.
Letting go of the past, living free, ready to REALLY TRULY SEE ourselves, other people and life for what it is only in this moment, not based on what our past would have us see and believe.
Profound transformation inside ourselves and in our life becomes available when we process, accept and release the past.
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« Was Shakespeare a Fraud?
I love this song! It makes me want to get up and march on Washington (since I am not in the UK).
Damh the bard has the amazing ability to move the depths of the soul through his music, This song is another winner, and makes one want to stand up even more to those deceitful politicians.
Am just now hearing this — outstanding music/lyriccs! Am forwarding to environmental types who need to slap around a lot of politicians….


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package com.johnson.CommonWechatFrontAPi.redis;

import java.util.Map;

/**
 * Created by johnson on 2017/8/9.
 */
public interface SimpleRedisRepo {

    <T> T getValue(final String key, Class<T> clazz);

    <T> void setValue(final String key, final T value);

}


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Q: Localizing string resources added via build.gradle using "resValue" This is in continuation to an answer which helped me on this post
We can add the string resource as follows from build.gradle:

productFlavors {
    main{
        resValue "string", "app_name", "InTouch Messenger"
    }

    googlePlay{
        resValue "string", "app_name", "InTouch Messenger: GPE Edition"
    }
}

It works like a charm and serves the purpose of having different app names per flavor. (with the original app_name string resource deleted from strings.xml file.
But, how do we add localized strings for this string resource added from build.gradle ?
Is there an additional parameter we can pass specifying the locale?
OR
Possible to do it using a gradle task?
Note: I cannot do this using strings.xml (not feasible because of several ways in which my project is structured)

A: If you do not have to operate on those strings, the best option is moving to strings.xml, but that would make you share all res folder between flavors.
If you generate these strings based on some property on build.gradle, then I think you're out of luck, unfortunately.
EDIT: clarifying what I mean by operate above and add some options:
By operating on those strings I mean some sort of concatenation with a build parameter, a reading from command line or environment variable during the build process (e.g., getting the commit SHA1 so that it's easier to trace bugs later). If no operation is necessary, strings.xml may be an option. But when you overwrite a res folder for flavor, all of it is overwritten and that could pose a problem if several flavors share the same res except for a limited number of strings.
If each APK has its own locale, then it's just a resValue or buildConfigField in a flavor. You can define variables to for easier reuse of values. Something like
def myVar = "var"

...

flavor1 {
    resValue "string", "my_res_string", "${myVar}"
}

flavor2 {
    resValue "string", "my_res_string", "${myVar}"
}

But if several locales are needed in the same APK and it will be chosen at runtime by Android, then the string must be in the correct values-<locale> folder.

A: You're operating on different levels here, BuildConfig is code, and as such not localized, that's why we have Lint warnings for hard-coded strings. Localization in Android is done via <string resources, there's no way around that if you want the system to choose the language at runtime depending on user settings. There are many ways to have resources though: values folder, resValue in build.gradle, and generated resources.
You should look into the buildSrc project in Gradle, for example I use it to generate SQL Inserts from src/main/values/stuff.xml. Here's some code to start with.
buildSrc/build.gradle
// To enable developing buildSrc in IDEA import buildSrc/build.gradle as a separate project
// Create a settings.gradle in buildSrc as well to prevent importing as subproject
apply plugin: 'groovy'
repositories { jcenter() }
dependencies {
    compile localGroovy()
    compile gradleApi()
    testCompile 'junit:junit:4.12'
}

buildSrc/src/main/groovy/Plugin.groovy
import org.gradle.api.*
/**
 * Use it as
 * <code>
 *     apply plugin: MyPlugin
 *     myEntities {
 *         categories {
 *             input = file(path to Android res xml with Strings)
 *             output = file(path to asset SQL file)
 *             conversion = "structure|SQL"
 *         }
 *     }
 * </code>
 */
class MyPlugin implements Plugin<Project> {
    void apply(Project project) {
        def entities = project.container(MyEntity)
        // this gives the name for the block in build.gradle
        project.extensions.myEntities = entities

        def allTasks = project.task('generateYourStuff')
        def allTasksClean = project.task('cleanGenerateYourStuff')
        project.afterEvaluate {
            entities.all { entity ->
                //println "Creating task for ${entity.name} (${entity.input} --${entity.conversion}--> ${entity.output})"
                def task = project.task(type: GenerateTask, "generateYourStuff${entity.name.capitalize()}") {
                    input = entity.input
                    output = entity.output
                    conversion = entity.conversion
                }
                allTasks.dependsOn task
                // clean task is automagically generated for every task that has output
                allTasksClean.dependsOn "clean${task.name.capitalize()}"
            }
        }
    }
}
class MyEntity {
    def input
    def output
    String conversion

    final String name
    MyEntity(String name) {
        this.name = name
    }
}

buildSrc/src/main/groovy/GenerateTask.groovy
import net.twisterrob.inventory.database.*
import org.gradle.api.DefaultTask
import org.gradle.api.tasks.*
class GenerateTask extends DefaultTask {
    @InputFile File input
    @OutputFile File output
    @Optional @Input String conversion
    @TaskAction void generate() {
        input.withReader { reader ->
            // you may need to treat output as a folder
            output.parentFile.mkdirs()
            output.withWriter { writer ->
                // custom transformation here read from reader, write to writer
            }
        }
    }
}

This is just the skeleton you can go wild and do anything from here: e.g. retrieve a CSV through the network and spread the contents into generated variant*/res/values-*/gen.xml files.
You can run it manually when you need to or run it at the right point in the build lifecycle (in build.gradle:
android.applicationVariants.all { com.android.build.gradle.api.ApplicationVariant variant ->
    variant.mergeAssets.dependsOn tasks.generateYourStuff
}

A: My other answer about the generated resources may be an overkill for you use case though. Base what I currently know about your project I think this one is a better fit:
(not that you can still combine this with generated resources)
src/flavor1/res/values/strings.xml
<string name="app_name_base">InTouch Messenger"</string>
<string name="app_name_gpe">InTouch Messenger: GPE Edition"</string>

src/flavor1/res/values-hu/strings.xml
<string name="app_name_base">InTouch Üzenetküldő"</string>
<string name="app_name_gpe">InTouch Üzenetküldő: GPE Változat"</string>

src/flavor2/res/values/strings.xml
<string name="app_name_base">Whatever Messenger"</string>
<string name="app_name_gpe">Whatever Messenger: GPE Edition"</string>

src/flavor2/res/values-hu/strings.xml`
<string name="app_name_base">Whatever Üzenetküldő"</string>
<string name="app_name_gpe">Whatever Üzenetküldő: GPE Változat"</string>

build.gradle
android {
    sourceSets {
        [flavor1, flavor3].each {
            it.res.srcDirs = ['src/flavor1/res']
        }
        [flavor2, flavor4].each {
            it.res.srcDirs = ['src/flavor2/res']
        }
    }
    productFlavors { // notice the different numbers than sourceSets
        [flavor1, flavor2].each {
            it.resValue "string", "app_name", "@string/app_name_base"
        }
        [flavor3, flavor4].each {
            it.resValue "string", "app_name", "@string/app_name_gpe"
        }
    }
}

This means that flavor1/2 will have an extra unused app_name_gpe string resource, but that'll be taken care of by aapt:
android {
    buildTypes {
        release {
            shrinkResources true // http://tools.android.com/tech-docs/new-build-system/resource-shrinking
        }


To create this mini-game, all possible features of the latest update were used, including mechanisms with command blocks. If you remember the previous basketball maps and compare them to this one, you will see a great list of advantages.
All you need is to find one or more players and split into two teams. The referee is not needed. the game is possible without it, since there are no violations of the rules here. The only thing you do not like is the behavior of the ball. The ball is not capable of bouncing off the floor, but if you play in a team then there is an opportunity to give a pass.
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The Gayle Greve Hunt School of Nursing (GGHSON) was established to counteract a long-term shortage of nurses to provide care to this medically underserved area. We are committed to preparing nursing students to meet the challenges of today's complex health care environment, enriched by an environment of interdisciplinary teamwork. The exchanges between students in the GGHSON and the Paul L. Foster School of Medicine provide insight into the world both disciplines will have to navigate as a team.
In October 2010, the Hunt Family Foundation donated $10 million to the Texas Tech University System to develop the autonomous, fully accredited Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso GGHSON. Gayle Greve Hunt is the wife of Woody L. Hunt, chairman of the Hunt Family Foundation and CEO of the Hunt Companies, which is headquartered in El Paso.
In May 2013, the GGHSON received full accreditation for its baccalaureate degree program from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) (http://www.ccneaccreditation.org). The school admitted students in September 2011 under initial approval from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board and the Texas Board of Nursing before achieving voluntary professional accreditation through CCNE.
With the increasing shortage of baccalaureate-prepared nurses in Texas and across the country, the GGHSON is committed to preparing nursing students to meet the challenges of today's complex health care environment.
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hi! i just finished my junior yr and gave my IB SL bus.man. exam this may. i just wanted to let everyone taking this exam know that it's really quite easy! as long as you study and are regular with your homework throughout the yr, you shouldn't have any major problem with the exam. another word of advice is that you should try to do well on your internal assessment, since that accounts for 20% of your final grade. i actually had a pathetic bus.man. teacher for my entire first semester, and only received the official IB study guide for the subject 2 weeks before the exam. despite these difficulties, though, a number of ppl in my class (including me!) surprisingly ended up with top scores.
so don't lose faith, all!
Is there a study guide for business and management? Btw, does anyone hve the syllabus? Do you mind sending it to me? Thanks.