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Syracuse Wins Yet Another OT Thriller In The ACC Over UNC
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The North Carolina Tarheels made their way to the Carrier Dome to take on the Syracuse Orange and it was yet another barn burning ACC matchup that saw Syracuse erase a late three-goal deficit on their way to dropping UNC in overtime by a score of 13-12.
North Carolina took a 12-9 lead with 7:22 left in the game on an Alex Trippi unassisted goal that felt like a dagger despite there still being plenty of time on the clock for a prototypical Syracuse miracle…
Enter Brendan Curry. Curry, a freshman, scored an unassisted goal with 1:34 left in the game to get the Cuse to within one. This coming after Strephen Rehfuss had closed the gap to two goals with 4:26 left.
Danny Varello then won the ensuing faceoff, Curry got another shot to dodge, this time scoring the goal that notted it all up 12-12 with 48 seconds left on the clock to force overtime.
Varello won the opening faceoff of the OT period (there was a trend developing towards games end with Varello playing tough) and after a time out…you guessed it, Brendan Curry beat his man from behind and found a streaking Brendan Bomberry on the crease for the game-winner in overtime.
Alex Trippi finished the game with 2 goals and an assist for UNC. Nate Solomon led Cuse with 4 goals on the day, followed up by Brendan Curry and Brendan Bomberry who each contributed 2 goals and an assist.

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Background: Evidence suggests that modern contraceptive use among married women in low-income countries, including Ghana, is very low. This notwithstanding, few empirical research has been done to identify the determinants of modern contraceptives use among lactating mothers in Ghana more generally, and in the Agotime-Ziope District of the Volta Region in particular. The purpose of this study was to examine factors determining modern contraceptive usage among lactating mothers in the Agotime-Ziope District of the Volta Region. Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted among 160 randomly sampled lactating mothers in the district. Data were collected using structured questionnaires. Descriptive, bivariate and logistic regression analysis techniques were used to analyse and present the data. Results: Contraceptive awareness among lactating mothers is 99%. Despite this, contraceptive prevalence or use among the study respondents was very low: only 29% were currently using contraceptives. Educational level, place of residence, partners influence, and partner's educational level were significantly associated with modern contraceptive use. Fear of side effects, poor attitudes of healthcare providers and partners being opposed to use of modern contraceptives were also found to discourage modern contraceptive use. Conclusion: High levels of awareness of contraceptive methods do not necessarily lead to use in this study. It is therefore recommended that the Agotime-Ziope District Health Management team develop and implement educational interventions for lactating mothers that will enable them understand the importance of using modern contraceptive methods. Men should also be educated on the importance of the use of modern contraceptives in order to encourage their partners to use the methods.


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THIS DATE IN HISTORY, Oct. 28: Ocean Isle Beach fire kills 7 students
Oct 28, 2017 at 5:00 AM Oct 28, 2017 at 10:15 AM
Today is Saturday, Oct. 28, the 301st day of 2017. There are 64 days left in the year.
On Oct. 28, 1726, the original edition of "Gulliver's Travels," a satirical novel by Jonathan Swift, was first published in London.
In 1636, the General Court of Massachusetts established Harvard College.
In 1776, the Battle of White Plains was fought during the Revolutionary War, resulting in a limited British victory.
In 1914, Yugoslav nationalist Gavrilo Princip, whose assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria and Sophie, Duchess of Hohenberg, sparked World War I, was sentenced in Sarajevo to 20 years' imprisonment. (He died in 1918.)
In 1936, President Franklin D. Roosevelt rededicated the Statue of Liberty on its 50th anniversary.
In 1940, Italy invaded Greece during World War II.
In 1958, the Roman Catholic patriarch of Venice, Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli, was elected Pope; he took the name John XXIII.
In 1962, Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev informed the United States that he had ordered the dismantling of missile bases in Cuba; in return, the U.S. secretly agreed to remove nuclear missiles from U.S. installations in Turkey.
In 1965, Pope Paul VI issued a Declaration on the Relation of the Church with Non-Christian Religions which, among other things, absolved Jews of collective guilt for the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
In 1976, former Nixon aide John D. Ehrlichman entered a federal prison camp in Safford, Arizona, to begin serving his sentence for Watergate-related convictions (he was released in April 1978).
In 1991, what became known as "The Perfect Storm" began forming hundreds of miles east of Nova Scotia; lost at sea during the storm were the six crew members of the Andrea Gail, a swordfishing boat from Gloucester, Massachusetts.
In 2007, fire ravaged a house in Ocean Isle Beach, N.C., killing seven people. The house was occupied by 13 college students on a weekend vacation and was owned by a family member.
Birthdays: Jazz singer Cleo Laine is 90. Charlie Daniels is 81. Actress Jane Alexander is 78. Caitlyn Jenner is 68. Actress Annie Potts is 65. Bill Gates is 62. Actress Jami Gertz is 52. Julia Roberts is 50. Brad Paisley is 45. Joaquin Phoenix is 43.
Thought for Today: "I prefer liberty with danger than peace with slavery." -- Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Swiss-born French philosopher (1712-1778).
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Hoodia (hoodia gordonii) also called Kalahari cactus or Xhoba (Masson) — is a flowering, cactus-like plant that grows in the Kalahari Desert indigenous to the arid regions of South Africa, Botswana, and Namibia in Africa 1). Historically, the San Bushmen are said to chew the plant to help stave off hunger or to suppress appetite and thirst during long hunts. However, it may be more accurate to say that Hoodia is a food source and was used mostly to quench thirst. 2). An initial exploratory research with several species of Hoodia showed that H. gordonii contained steroid glycosides have appetite suppressant properties that decreased food intakes and body weights in lab rats 3). The research indicated the efficacy of Hoodia gordonii extract-12 and Hoodia gordonii extract-20, which are 2 major steroid glycosides present in Hoodia gordonii, that pointed to these steroid glycosides as potential lead appetite-suppressing components of H. gordonii. A safety study with a 13-wk repeated administration of Hoodia gordonii extract4 (which contained 79.3% steroid glycosides) also showed that Hoodia gordonii extract induced significant dose-dependent reductions in food intakes and body weights in laboratory rats (SL Nicholson, A Orsi, G Salmon, CW Tam, and CL Ward, unpublished observations, 2007).
From this limited but supportive research evidence and very substantial anecdotal literature, extracts of Hoodia gordonii have become widely promoted as food supplements with putative weight-management properties. This development has arisen despite a lack of published evidence for efficacy and safety from randomized placebo-controlled human clinical trials that used well-characterized material and known dose-exposures to Hoodia gordonii 4).
Today, hoodia dietary supplements are used as an appetite suppressant for weight loss.
Dried extracts of stems and roots of Hoodia are used to make powders, capsules, chewable tablets and liquid preparations for making teas. Some hoodia products also contain other herbs or minerals, such as green tea or chromium. Because it is sold as a dietary supplement, hoodia escapes the level of scrutiny the FDA gives prescription drugs and medications sold over the counter.
Widely sold over the Internet and in health food and discount stores, Hoodia gordonii is typically offered in capsules or tablets, but is also available in milk chocolate chews. A 30-day supply often costs $35 and up.
We know very little about hoodia because only one study of this herb has been done in people. No conclusive evidence to support the claim of appetite suppression.
Little is known about the safety of hoodia. However, the one completed study in people raises concerns 5). In that study, participants taking hoodia had more side effects than those taking placebos, including nausea, vomiting, dizziness, and odd skin sensations; they also had increases in blood pressure and undesirable changes in some blood tests.
Still, some dietary supplement manufacturers market hoodia products as a way to suppress appetite and aid in weight loss. The Federal Trade Commission has warned manufacturers to stop making these unsubstantiated and misleading claims about hoodia and weight loss.
In addition, the quality of hoodia products varies widely. In some cases, hoodia products have been found to contain unidentified ingredients that could be harmful.
Remember, just because an herbal supplement may be natural doesn't mean it is safe. Steer clear of products that make unproven claims. And always check with your doctor before taking supplements.
Extracts from Hoodia gordonii have been shown to decrease food intakes and body weights in animals and were proposed as a food supplement or ingredient for weight management 6). The Hoodia species with purported appetite-suppressing properties is Hoodia gordonii. In the 1990s, researchers isolated an extract of the plant called P57, an oxypregnane steroidal glycoside, is the only reported active constituent from this plant as an appetite suppressant, which is thought to stimulate feelings of satiety in the brain 7), 8).
In a very small randomised study involving 49 healthy overweight women aged 18–50 yrs 9). The women were divided into two groups, 25 women were given the Hoodia gordonii extract 2 servings/day of 1110 mg Hoodia gordonii extract in a raspberry-flavored yogurt drink and the other 24 women got placebo formulated in a yogurt drink, to be taken 1 hour before breakfast and dinner for 15 days 10). The women in both groups could eat whatever they like without any restriction. After 15 days there were no difference between the women in terms of the amount of food intakes and body weights. However, the women taking the Hoodia gordonii extract had episodes of nausea, emesis (vomiting) and disturbances of skin sensation 11). Moreover, the consumption of HgPE for 15 d appeared to be associated with significant adverse changes in some vital signs and laboratory parameters – blood pressure, pulse, heart rate, bilirubin, and alkaline phosphatase showed significant increases in the Hoodia gordonii extract group 12).
In a literature review, the reviewer did not find any published, peer-reviewed randomized controlled trials examining efficacy of Hoodia. In addition, the reviewer found literature that suggests some commercial products may not actually contain Hoodia at all 13). It's not known if this is still a problem for hoodia supplements sold today.
We know very little about hoodia because only one study of this herb has been done in people.
In the one small study of hoodia in people, overweight women who took hoodia for 15 days didn't lose more weight than those who took a placebo 14).
Little is known about the safety of hoodia 15). However, the one completed study in people raises concerns. In that study, participants taking hoodia had more side effects than those taking placebos, including nausea, vomiting, dizziness, and odd skin sensations; they also had increases in blood pressure and undesirable changes in some blood tests.
Hoodia has been in use as a weight loss agent for several years and has not been convincingly linked to instances of acute liver injury. In a small controlled trial, serum alkaline phosphatase [8-17 U/L] and bilirubin [0.2-0.6 mg/dL], but not ALT levels, were slightly higher in patients on Hoodia compared to placebo, but no patient developed symptoms or clinically apparent liver injury 16).
Whether hoodia interacts with medicines or other supplements is not known.
1. ↵ Bruyns P. Stapeliads of Southern Africa and Madagascar. Hatfield, South Africa: Umdaus Press, 2005.
7. ↵ Preuss HG, Rao CV, Garis R, et al. An overview if the safety and efficacy of a novel, natural hydroxycitric acid extract (HCA-SX) for weight management. JMed. 2004;35:33-48.


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 Мельников, Андрей Иосифович (1914—1943) — Герой Советского Союза.
 Мельников, Андрей Николаевич (1974—2000) — старший прапорщик милиции, погиб во Второй чеченской войне.
 Мельников, Андрей Павлович (1855—1930) — краевед и художник, сын П. И. Мельникова-Печерского.
 Мельников, Андрей Жанович (род. 1980) — украинский актёр.

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Jeff Smith, the most sought after instructor in central and southern Indiana, The Director of Instruction for The Sagamore Club in Noblesville, Indiana and for Timbergate Golf Course in Edinburgh, Indiana has been teaching and fitting people for clubs at Otter Creek Golf Course on a full time basis from the spring of 2010 until the spring of 2018, and has also been a guest teaching professional at various golf schools and golf courses in the North and South Carolina, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, Nevada, Illinois and Florida. Jeff also teaches teachers at various venues across the Midwest.
He has taught over 20,000 lesson hours since 1994 and was the lead instructor for the PGA's Growth of the Game Jr. Golf Clinic at the 2010 PGA Professional National Championship in French Lick, Indiana, and was the Jr. Clinic Chairman at the 2014 PGA Championship Junior & Veteran Golf Clinic in Louisville, KY. and was an instructor at the Jr. Golf Clinic at the 2015 Sr. PGA Championship in French Lick, Indiana.


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New songs from Friday's Basement Gig
Check out these new songs we debuted at last Friday's gig at The Basement. Featuring Ethan Luck on lead guitar, Travis Terrell on keys, Paul Thacker on baritone sax, Jeremy Branon on bass, Steve Latanation on drums, and Ashley Anderson singing with me.
From a Basement on the Hill
I haven't played a full set of original music in Nashville since the August 17th show at The End. Between tribute shows and side-projects, trips to the NW, and home-recording, it's been nearly 4 months since I've played a local show. And what a show this will be! First of all, instead of the 3-piece line-up I had been using so frequently, I have a 7-piece for this show. Steve Latanation (Agent Orange, Derek Hoke) on drums, Jeremy Branon (Randy Montana) on bass, Ethan Luck (Relient K) on lead guitar, Travis Terrell (he's played with Willie Nelson and George Strait at least once!) on keys, Paul Thacker (Jacob Jones) on baritone sax, and Ashley Anderson (Magnolia Sons) is doing back-up vocals and harmonies.
Something else that is unique about this show is the setlist. It's almost entirely brand new songs. I'm planning to get started on a new record in the first half of 2012, and this is the first time I'll be trying out some of the new tunes. Hopefully we'll get some video footage of the set. Come on out, Nashville, to the Basement tonight!
Turkey Day, Bellingham, The Clash, Tom Petty, the Traveling Mercies, and Anthony Bourdain
Hey friends – I'd love for this website to feel more up-to-the-minute about important news, but sometimes I'm too in the thick of it to be able to comment. So since getting back to Nashville in early September here's what's been going on. On October 20th, I was part of a great all-star tribute to Tom Petty featuring Heath Haynes & the Hi-Dollars backing up a long list of great singers including Sammy Barrett and Josh Hedley. Oct 29th marked the debut of the Clash cover band, White Riot, in which I play and sing Mick Jones' parts. Here's a clip from that fun night at the Mercy Lounge: Complete Control (Cover) – by White Riot.
On Nov 11th (11.11.11!) I performed alongside a number of American Idol contestants as well as a solid group of Nashville singer-songwriters at the Listening Room for a fund-raiser/silent auction that benefited Second Harvest Food Bank. The concert raised $3,458, which means 13,636 meals for hungry folks in middle TN. Throughout all this, I've continued working on the documentary soundtrack for Touch The Wall, which should be all wrapped up this week. And the final highlight to share with you is an exciting one. Last month we had "So Hard to Make an Easy Getaway" featured in a Lifetime TV movie, and now next Monday (Nov 28th) "Lost Myself Again" will be featured on the premiere of Anthony Bourdain's new show, The Layover 9pm EST on the Travel Channel. Here's more about the show: travelchannel.com/tv-shows/the-layover.
And now that we are caught up, let me tell you where I am now. Back in Seattle. My sister flew me out here as a surprise to my folks (they were surpised!). And while I'm here, I've put the original Traveling Mercies back together. My cousin Ryan Tutmarc on bass, and my brother Brandon Tutmarc on drums. We're playing The Shakedown in Bellingham with one of my all-time favorite local bands the Dusty 45s, who have spent much of the year backing up Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, Wanda Jackson on the road. Here's some more INFO and here's my Facebook EVENT for it.
I'll check back in with y'all after the show. Hope you all have a cozy Thanksgiving holiday with family and/or friends.
Easy Getaway is now available at your favorite digital stores
As promised, So Hard to Make An Easy Getaway hit digital outlets this week. Get your copy today!
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'So Hard to Make An Easy Getaway' featured in Lifetime Original Movie!
Exciting news, as our song "So Hard To Make An Easy Getaway" gets a prominent placement in Lifetime Original Movie, Girl Fight which premiers Monday, October 3rd at 9pm/8c. The film stars Anne Heche and James Tupper. More information and further show times are available here: mylifetime.com/movies/girl-fight/
Those of you who downloaded our limited edition EP earlier this year will be familiar with the song "Easy Getaway", but the version featured in the movie is a fresh mix and master by Nathan Thomas. This new version will be hitting iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, and more this week. If you want to be the first to check it out, in the top right hand corner of our website you can stream it and download it!
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Our NW Summer Tour (But Were Afraid to Ask)
Tomorrow I'm hopping on an airplane, escaping this Nashville heat, to the cooler, 70 degree (with no humidity) Seattle summer. I've been very lucky getting some great shows lined-up for this trip. Starting with KEXP's Concert at the Mural: No Depression Night on Friday, August 26th. Then on Monday, August 29th I'm playing a two-hour solo set at Brave Horse Tavern, which is a new spot since I moved away but they've been putting on some great shows, and from the photos I've seen it looks right up my alley. I'm looking forward to getting back to Portland as well, with a show on Thursday, September 1st at Doug Fir Lounge. And finally on Thursday, September 8th I'm taking part in a all-star tribute to Patsy Cline featuring NW favorites such as Mark Pickerel, Star Anna, Kim Virant, Jeff Fielder and many more. I'll mostly be filling the role of a support player, but I may also duet on a song or two. I'm also looking forward to the venue for this show, as it's in the old Neptune Theatre, which has switched from a movie theater to a venue since I used to live there. Glad the building is still standing and being put to such great use. I would hate to see a beautiful old structures like that get torn down.
Here's all the facebook event pages, so you can keep track:
8.26 KEXP's Concerts at the Mural: No Depression Night
8.29 Brave Horse Tavern two-hour solo set
9.1 Doug Fir Lounge (Portland, OR)
9.8 Sweet Dreams: The Music of Patsy Cline
American Icons of Music Portrait Series
When I was younger, before music engulfed my soul in my early teens, drawing and painting was my first passion. Over the years, I've contributed to album artwork and design concepts, but only rarely devoted time to painting a picture. Shortly after moving to Nashville last year, possibly because I had a new place with 4 empty walls staring at me, I decided to pick it up again. I started with painting some of my music heroes… then a few of my friends started requesting paintings, so I've built up quite a repertoire now.
But I am proud to share with you that for the first time I have my art hung, and with a price tag ($30 each). Starting now thru mid-September you can see my art at The Groove record store in East Nashville. If you are interested in commissioning a painting from me, email me at: shanetutmarc@gmail.com
Greeting friends near and far,
I may be coming closer to you soon! In August we have dates around Nashville as well as Bowling Green, KY – then I'm flying back to Seattle for a string of shows around the NW. I was beginning to feel a pang of homesickness when I got the surprise offer from KEXP to fly back to Seattle for the final night of their Concerts at the Mural, which is "No Depression Night." I'm very honored to be involved – along with a full bill of Northwest talent including Pickwick, Drew Grow & The Pastors Wives, Ravenna Woods – especially since I don't even live in Seattle anymore. I love you, KEXP and No Depression!
While I'm out in the NW, I'm gonna try to play as much as I can – so keep an eye on the calendar for more dates around the NW popping up.
Yesterday I got a Spotify account. I've had fun exploring the program and making play-lists. I was happy to see that they have both Mercies albums, and most of the Dolour albums on there! You can help spread our music around with your play-lists!
And speaking of Dolour, we're in the process of getting the whole catalog up on YouTube. Currently we have the first two albums, in addition to a smattering of other live and studio footage from over the years. Check it out: youtube.com/dolourvideos.
T-Shirts Back in Stock!
As you can see from the new addition to our sidebar – t-shirts are back in stock! Dolour shirts featuring a design from "The Years in the Wilderness" as well as Shane Tutmarc & The Traveling Mercies "Hey Lazarus!" shirts. The Mercies shirts come in black or white, while the Dolour ones are in red or creme. Pick one up today!
In band news, this weekend we are doing a couple private benefit concerts. We are doing long sets with lots of vintage country, rock and roll and r&b sprinkled in between originals. I got a great band featuring my old friend Joey Sanchez on drums (he played on Dolour's Suburbiac and New Old Friends), Josiah Holland on keys, accordian and additional guitar, and Jeremy Branon on bass. Hopefully we'll get some good video footage to share with you. Meanwhile, look at the shows page to keep up-to-date with our concert calendar. Adios.
TOMORROW NIGHT in BOWLING GREEN.
We are looking forward to returning to Bowling Green, KY's venue Tidball's tomorrow night. We had such a great time when we were last a couple months ago. Even when the PA died on us halfway thru our set, we kept on rocking (see: video).
With my usual drummer, Aaron Tosti, on the road (guitar tech-ing) with Switchfoot, I have frequent collaborator Ethan Luck on drums. Ethan holds the unique honor of playing the most instruments with me. Over the course of this last year and half I've lived in Nashville, Ethan has contributed electric guitar, baritone guitar (the solo on "What is This Love?"), lap steel, bass guitar, and drums to both live shows and recordings. If he's available and I'm needing an extra element to the show, Ethan can more than likely cover it. Plus he brings an energy and excitement that is contagious and always makes the shows fun.
On bass I have my right-hand guy, Nathan Thomas. He produced the new EP, and we've already begun tracking some newer stuff. Not sure where that is headed, but I will keep you posted. If you live near the Bowling Green area, we hope to see you tomorrow, or if you got friends out that way – let them know!
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Domingo Pérez Cáceres (10 de novembre de 1892, Güímar, Tenerife - 1 d'agost de 1961, San Cristóbal de La Laguna, Tenerife) va ser un dels bisbes més destacats de la història de les Illes Canàries, sent ben conegut per les seves ajudes a la gent pobra de Canàries (era conegut com el "bisbe dels pobres"), als quals donava diners, i pels seus molts càrrecs en l'Església.

Però sobretot és conegut per ser l'impulsor de la construcció de la Basílica de Nostra Senyora de la Candelaria, patrona de Canàries. Ell també va ser el primer i únic bisbe nascut a Tenerife que va regir la seva pròpia diòcesi natal, la Diòcesi de Sant Cristóbal de La Laguna, també anomenada Diòcesi de Tenerife o Diòcesi Nivariense i en general també va ser el primer bisbe canari en regir aquesta diòcesi igualment canària.

Va néixer el 10 de novembre de 1892 a Güímar (Tenerife). Després d'estudiar al Seminari sacerdotal de Tenerife, va tenir molts càrrecs importants, entre ells, rector de la vila de Güímar i degà de l'Església de Catedral de La Laguna.

El 21 de setembre de 1916 el bisbe Nicolás Rey Redondo li va lliurar l'ordre del presbiterat, el que el va conduir a exercir el càrrec de vicari general de la Diòcesi, el qual va ocupar durant dotze anys. El 21 setembre 1947 Don Domingo va ser consagrat bisbe de Tenerife pel Papa Pius XII. Va ser el vuitè bisbe de Tenerife.

Posteriorment seria nomenat fill predilecte de Güímar i de la província de Santa Cruz de Tenerife. També va ser nomenat fill adoptiu de tots els municipis de la diòcesi de Sant Cristóbal de La Laguna, així com a fill adoptiu de Los Realejos en el mateix any.

Pérez Càceres va morir el dimarts 1 d'agost de 1961, a dos quarts de quatre de la tarda. Es van enviar centenars de telegrames de tota Canàries i fins i tot d'altres parts d'Espanya. Va ser enterrat a la Basílica de la Candelaria.

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HomePlaces to TravelAlbany: Amazing Things to Do in Albany New York
Albany: Amazing Things to Do in Albany New York
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Albany New York
Albany New York is a historic city that is the capital of New York State. Besides the fact that it is home to the Capitol of New York State, there are many other things to do in Albany.
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Alive at Five concerts
The Alive at Five series of concerts in Albany is a free and fun way to enjoy the summer. Alive at Five features national headliners, local bands, and regional favorites. It is an eight-week outdoor concert series that offers up to eight free performances a week.
The Alive at Five series has been a staple of Corning Riverfront Park for the last decade. For those who haven't attended, it's an excellent chance to enjoy live music and cool beverages under the stars while enjoying a nice, warm evening on the riverfront.
This year's event will feature the grandest of all. There will be a fireworks display over the Hudson River, which is a definite winner in the category of the most awesome. Other fun features include a fine art show, a children's stage, and a three-day festival featuring crafters, food, and of course, live music.
Schuyler Mansion State Historic Site
If you're a history buff, you will want to visit the Schuyler Mansion State Historic Site, which is located in Albany, NY. This historic home is a former mansion built in 1761. It features 18th-century interiors and English Georgian architecture. You can tour the house and learn about the life of Philip J. Schuyler, an early US senator, a Revolutionary War general, and a political and business entrepreneur.
The home was a military outpost during the Revolutionary War, and was used by both sides of the war. Philip Schuyler was a leader of the American side during the war, and he commanded the Northern Department from 1775-1777.
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Many famous people visited the mansion, including Benjamin Franklin, George and Martha Washington, and James Madison. General Philip Schuyler also operated an extensive intelligence network from his home.
Capital Repertory Theater
The Capital Repertory Theatre in Albany, New York is a premier professional theatre that has been serving the Albany community for more than 30 years. With a mission to offer high-quality, engaging live theater, the Cap Rep is the only theater in the Capital District that is a member of the League of Resident Theatres.
Capital Repertory Theatre offers world premieres, classic drama, off-Broad musicals, and cutting-edge comedy. It is an award-winning theatre that is committed to making its name synonymous with quality.
Capital Repertory Theater is a member of the League of Resident Theaters (LORT), which is an organization that promotes the revitalization of classics. The LORT also provides a network for theatre professionals and helps theaters improve the way they operate. In addition to supporting theaters and arts professionals, LORT also works to help define the Capital Region as a cultural destination.
Saratoga Springs, New York is a small city in the northeastern part of New York state. The town is located in the foothills of the Adirondack region.
You can get from Albany to Saratoga Springs by bus or plane. If you are planning a trip, you should buy your ticket early. This is important since the price of the bus ticket rises as the travel date approaches. Also, the traffic in the area can affect the distance.
Buses leave from the Albany Bus Terminal. This is a hub of intercity bus travel in the downtown area. Greyhound and Peter Pan buses operate from here. Depending on the day of the week, the number of buses can vary.
A bus ride from Albany to Saratoga Springs can take about an hour and a half. However, it is advisable to check the traffic ahead of time.
Corning Tower
Albany's Corning Tower, also known as the Erastus Corning 2nd Tower, is a 589 foot tall structure with 42 floors of offices. It is the tallest building in New York State outside of the City of New York. The building is located in the Empire State Plaza in downtown Albany.
The observation deck on the Erastus Corning Tower is located on the 42nd floor. Visitors can see panoramic views of the Hudson River, Albany, Troy, and Adirondack Mountains.
A high-speed elevator takes visitors to the observation deck in about 30 seconds. The observation deck is free to the public. However, children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult with photo identification.
There are two New York State Department of Transportation traffic cameras on Corning Tower. This is a great landmark for a newcomer to Albany.
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The FSSCAT mission, launched by the beginning of September 2020, won in 2017 the Copernicus Masters Sentinel Small Sat Challenge award promoted by ESA and has been developed by a consortium led by Elecnor DEIMOS.
FSSCAT mission, launched by the beginning of September 2020, is the winner of 2017 Copernicus Masters Sentinel Small Sat Challenge award promoted by ESA. The objective of the competition was to define, implement and validate a complementary Earth Observation mission to the Copernicus program, with a budget limited to € 1M.
The mission, proposed by Adriano Camps (UPC) and Alessandro Golkar (Golbriak), has been carried out by a European consortium led by Elecnor DEIMOS and composed by the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC) and by 3 other companies: Golbriak Space OÜ, from Estónia, Tyvak international, from Italy and Cosine, from Holland.
The FSSCAT mission has been developed by a consortium led by Elecnor Deimos.
It is a mission of 2 6U cubesats flying together for monitoring polar ice and measuring soil moisture, using state-of-the-art two-sensor fusion technology, one combining a GNSS Reflectometer and a Microwave Radiometer (developed by UPC), and another consisting of a Hyperspectral camera (developed by Cosine) that operates in the visible, near-infrared and thermal spectrum. The two satellites also have onboard an inter-satellite communication system, which uses frequencies in the optical and radio domain (developed by Golbriak). The 2 cubesats, as well as the integration and validation of the different payment loads on the 6U platform has been the responsibility of Tyvak international. DEIMOS has developed the entire Ground Segment for data processing and dissemination, in accordance with Copernicus' open data policies.
The Spanish and Portuguese contribution to this mission has been quite significant, both in the inclusion of the payload developed by UPC that seeks a consolidation in the technical domain of GNSS Reflectometry, as well as in the development of the Ground Segment, developed in record time thanks to the use of DEIMOS GS4EO product for Earth Observation missions.
With these types of activities, ESA manages to speed up the mission development process, making the production and use of Earth Observation data more dynamic. The first measurements of the mission are expected to be made one month after launch.
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May 11, 2011 YouTube
YouTube signed deals with major Hollywood studios including Warner Bros, Sony Pictures, Universal Pictures and Lions Gate Entertainment to offer Hollywood movies on YouTube on a rental basis. This service is available only in the United States.
The rental has a mix of recent Hollywood blockbusters, independent and foreign movies for 99 cents up to $3.99 each. Most of the movies are priced around $2.99. In addition, hundreds of movies are made available for free viewing as with other clips.
U.S. YouTube users can upgraded their YouTube accounts and then pay to watch a movie, which they have 30 days to begin viewing. Once users begin watching the movie, they typically have 24 hours to finish.
YouTube Movie Extras provides behind-the-scenes videos, cast interviews, parodies and remixes made by YouTube users. The movies will be made available in YouTube for rent, at the same time as DVD releases.
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Far more young people are entering the hospital for suicide-related reasons. Could shows like '13 Reasons Why' worsen the trend?
A recent study finds the rate of suicide-related hospital and ED visits for pediatric patients more than doubled from 2008 and 2015—and experts say popular shows like Netflix's "13 Reasons Why," which premiered in 2017, could worsen that trend in the years to come.
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For the study, published in Pediatrics, researchers used a database of 49 U.S. children's hospitals to assess billing data from 2008 to 2015 to identify ED visits and hospitalizations for suicide attempts and suicidal ideation among patients ages 5 to 17. The researchers did not analyze data on community hospitals.
The researchers found a total of 115,856 visits for suicide attempts or suicidal ideation among children ages 5 to 17 over the study's time period. According to the study, at 31 U.S. children's hospitals, the annual share of all visits for suicide ideation and suicide attempts nearly tripled from 0.66% in 2008 to 1.82% in 2015. The researchers found that more than 50% of the visits required a one-night hospitalization and about 14% required intensive care.
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The researchers found that older teens were more likely to visit the hospital for suicide attempts or suicidal ideation, accounting for the highest increase in hospital visits over the seven-year period when compared with the other age groups. In particular, the researchers found that among the hospital and ED visits for suicide attempts or suicidal ideation:
About 50% were for teens ages 15 to 17;
37% were for adolescents ages 12 to 14; and
13% were for children ages 5 to 11.
The researchers also found girls made up two-thirds of visits, with the rate of increase highest among adolescent girls. According to the researchers, early puberty is a risk factor for suicide among girls.
In addition, the researchers identified a seasonal trend in hospital visits. According to the study, visits reached a peak in mid-fall and fell to the lowest levels in the summer—indicating a strong relationship between the school year and the frequency of visits for suicidal ideation or suicide attempts.
Gregory Plemmons, the study's lead author and a pediatrician and researcher at Vanderbilt University, said, "What our study made clear was school was a huge influence." He said, "We knew there was an association with school seasons, but actually seeing that mapped out was surprising." Still, he said, "The No. 1 thing to take home is that it's important to talk about this and important to ask about it." Plemmons said, "There's still a huge stigma and anything you can do to destigmatize it helps."
But Plemmons and other experts also said the suicide themes in television shows such as the Netflix series "13 Reasons Why" could contribute to the increase in suicide attempts and suicidal ideation. For instance, Plemmons said that in light of his study's findings, the Netflix show raises concerns. "I think we're at a crossroads where we don't want to glamorize depression and suicide, which I think to some extent unfortunately that series does, but at the same time we want to continue to destigmatize mental illness and suicide," he said.
Separately, Ruth Gerson—assistant professor of child and adolescent psychiatry at NYU Langone Health, director of Bellevue Hospital Center Children's Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program, and co-editor of "Helping Kids in Crisis"—recommended that parents "ideally don't have your kid watch '13 Reasons Why,' or other shows with graphic depictions of suicide or self-harm." However, she added, "If your kid wants to watch it, watch it together—the whole series, not just one episode—and talk about what you see, so you can help your kid understand and process anything that is upsetting or triggering."
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And writing in USA Today, Anupam Jena, a professor at Harvard Medical School; Josh Gray, a director research at AthenaHealth; and Cass Sunstein, a professor at Harvard Law School, expressed similar concerns of the Netflix show, citing their own research comparing doctor's visits for suicide ideation among people ages 14 to 20 before and after the release of the show's first season.
The authors found that the proportion of visits involving suicide ideation increased after the show's debut on March 31, 2017, jumping from about 0.19% (between January and March 2017) of all visits "to 0.27% of visits in April and 0.29% of visits in May"—representing "a more than 40% relative increase." The authors said their findings—especially when assessed in conjunction with a separate study showing a 19% increase in Google searches for how to commit suicide following the show's premiere—"are worrisome" and indicate the show's second season should serve as a "renewed cause for concern."
Jena, Gray, and Sunstein commended Netflix for taking proactive steps to address these concerns, such as by having the actors in the show break character to speak about depression and treatment, but they said that alone wasn't enough. "Health care providers, particularly those caring for vulnerable teens, should be aware of the Season 2 release and the impact it might have on suicidal thinking and behavior," the authors wrote. "Some have recommended that at-risk youth not view the show—which could well be good advice."
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Plemmons also cited ongoing concerns about access to mental health care for pediatric patients, noting that experts widely agree there are not enough mental health care providers or inpatient beds available for individuals in need of treatment. "We're lobbying every day for more facilities, more beds, more mental health providers," Plemmons said.
Gerson echoed Plemmons' concerns, pointing out that many teens who visit EDs for suicide attempts do not receive mental health assessments and that medical physicians often do not have the training or support to conduct such evaluations or stabilize such patients. According to the Times, people who have attempted suicide and do not receive a mental health assessment in the ED are at a higher risk of making another suicide attempt.
Gerson also said there are very few pediatric psychiatry EDs in the United States. She said at the Bellevue Hospital Center's Children's Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program, where she works, every child who enters the facility undergoes a complete mental health assessment, which can include conversations with the child, the parents, the outpatient therapist, pediatrician, and school. The center sees about 2,400 children and adolescents who undergo mental health evaluations annually. "We bring all this information back to the child and parent and make a safety plan," she said, noting that while She a "portion" of patients are admitted for inpatient care, the facility "also ha[s] access to immediate outpatient care which lets us do intensive therapy even without admitting the child to the hospital" (Haelle, "Shots," NPR, 5/16; Klass, "The Checkup," New York Times, 5/16; Whalen, Wall Street Journal, 5/15; Newman, U.S. News & World Report, 5/16; Jena et al., USA Today, 5/17).
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In all seriousness Nick, you could do a lot worse in advertising than giving a Washburn mando to Magoo. Mandos in Newfoundland are a BIG deal. Well, acoustics of any kind really. That's their thing. You want to sell guitars, putting them in the hands of big guns isn't necessarily the best idea. They don't give a damn about you or your product, they can have anything they want....and many of them use customs anyhow.
You want to sell to the masses, market through the masses. Magoo gigs all the time. His band is all over the place. That puts your product, at your price range, right in the faces and hands of the people who are looking for them. How do I know? If I want to sell a guitar here, I take it to one jam, one gig, or teach with it here for a couple of days...sold, gone. If it's good enough for me, it's good enough for them.
The Maritimes is an enormous acoustic market (why do you think we want to get back there so bad?)...well, ok, family, lobster, and great kitchen jams have alot to do with it too. But face it, I'll do ten times the business there than I do in Alberta...they REALLY play, all the time.
You guys spend more for your staples and paper clips than you do for your mandolins...ship a nice one to Magoo.
OK Nick.....you have to get a gal (Sheryl Crow-ish, Jewel-ish or Carrie Underwood-ish) endorse one of your acoustic gits. She doesn't have to be famous for her git playing, she just has to play your git.
A woman endorspr scores on two fronts. First, it attracts FEMALES who would/maybe identify with her. Second, unless she's singing nothing by melodically vapid songs, she'll attract the attention of GUYS who think....hey, she's cute and she ain't half-bad on that git. Which translated to $$$'s for Washburn because that guy will buy his gal THAT git.
A year or so ago, there was a clip of Jewel playing a RESO and all of us reso fanatics tripped all over ourselves in delight at a COOL gal playing a reso.
I'm not so sure about that PBP. When Ovations came out, they really hit hard with the female players too. So much so, we nicknamed them (no offense here ladies) 'Ovulations'. Anyhew, after that Ovation could've built a death metal axe and none of us would've gone near it.
Not that I don't admire a lady who can really burn, but a guy won't buy that same guitar. I watch these young people, old people, whoever shop for guitars all the time. It's intensely personal, and the guys are the guys, the girls are the girls.
As for people like Orianthi, well, she's an ok player, but certainly no Eddie V. Often, the problem is that she is a good looking girl and we're willing to factor that in to how good of a player she is or isn't, and that is VERY wrong.
So, here we are...square one again...send a mando to Magoo.
How's he look in a bikini?
I agree with them, get the small guys to start playing. Send em a guit, a tee shirt and a hat, they will be happy, and your guitars get way more exposure. A couple hunred people 3 times a week, with twenty or so artists, not bad exposure.
Hell, even my rockband teacher, and my lessons teacher have been taking 2 looks at my F10S..
When Ovations came out, they really hit hard with the female players too. So much so, we nicknamed them (no offense here ladies) 'Ovulations'. Anyhew, after that Ovation could've built a death metal axe and none of us would've gone near it.
I've still got a couple of the customs provided to me back in the day when I had a pretty sweet endorsement hook with them. They treated a nobody like a somebody, took input, and kept me stocked with very nice accoutrements.
Even tho I've never received a dime & don't use their products anymore I'll always have fond memories of Ovation, KMC, & Charlie Kaman.
If, for no other reason... they were fun & easy.
Well that's good to know Rocket..see how perception gets skewered? Very interesting indeed.
As for the fun and easy part, that described alot of the girls who played Ovations too...not meaning anything, just sayin'.
Who & where were they hiding?
Actually, I confess, I did know a few...not my type, but fun to party with for sure. They were doing that whole folky/granola/whatever thing. I counted less flakes in my box of Raisin Bran than on that tour circuit..heh, heh. Regardless, they were singing about the good life, partying extensively and strumming Ovations. Luckily, I was merely a hired gun and when the gig was over, I could go cleanse myself with some Blue Oyster Cult.
So the Glen Campbell model hunh? Wow...that's manly alright!
Still have one of those Rocket?
Worship leaders in churches they are seen every week by young people. It's about time they got rid of their Taylors.
Thanks for all the input guys. It's nice to get a different perspective once in a while.
Seriously Nick, Paulcc1 brings up an EXCELLENT point. Aside from worshiping the Lord, church is BIG, BIG business. In fact, it's so big it's terrifying. Even around here, in rural Alberta, these guys are all packing Martins, and the congregation will do whatever Pastor Dude says. Personally, I've never hit that market as I have a thing about using God for personal gain or benefit, but obviously there's a whole stack of people who have no such reservations.
Now, being a shyster aside. When we have dealt with religion and sold them stuff they actually did need, the cheque NEVER bounces...then again, in God we Trust, everyone else pays cash, card, or debit.
Too true! My niece plays a Taylor 310CE in her church. I showed her my D10SCE, and, of course, she acted like she wasn't impressed. The D10 played very comparably with the Taylor. She did go on and on about the Expression System, which seems to be a very nice pickup system.
Now that I've added Elixr strings and a Tusq saddle, my D10 really shines. It sounds every bit as rich as the Taylor, acoustically. I haven't heard her Taylor amped.
I play my D10 and C104SCE twice a week at church services. Many have remarked at the rich tone of my guitars. I went halves with my son, who wanted a guitar for his birthday. He plays that all over with his friends. When playing guitar at home with his friends, he'll grab my '73 W240 12 string and play it. They're always Wowed! by the deep sound of that 12.
Taylor does make a fine guitar, but really, the Washburn design, with the right saddle/setup and tweaks, can hold its own and then some.


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'Should we pass laws that would affect Christian Right?'
By Bob Unruh
Published October 19, 2009 at 11:14pm
A survey launched by university faculty members in Texas is raising alarms over its suggestion that there should be additional laws "that would affect members of the Christian Right."
According to an e-mail from the Texas Freedom Network, the survey by David A. Williamson at the University of North Texas asks: "Do you think that we should pass laws that would affect members of the Christian Right? If you do want to pass such law(s), what would they be and why."
Dave Welch, executive director of the U.S. Pastor Council, said if the survey had listed any other category of American citizen, there would have been a storm of protest.
"What we want to find out is who initiated it, what was its intent and who was paying the costs," he said. "We intend to find out [what is going on]. We'll do an open records request to this university if we need."
Williamson, whose school website page cites his "special interests" in medical sociology, traditional medicine in sub-Saharan Africa and the sociology of religion, did not return a telephone message left by WND. A spokesman in the department's office declined to comment, and the university media relations office promised to look into the survey.
One Texas taxpayer was outraged.
"The was pretty appalling that this would be going on," Pam Lutrell, a journalism teacher and columnist, told WND.
Welch said the very idea of government neutrality towards religion is being blown apart by the questions in the survey, which include: "What is the most negative thing you can say about the Christian Right?"
Welch said the Texas Freedom Network, which distributed an e-mail promoting the survey, is "overtly hostile to Christians."
He said there is no way an organization would get away with surveying about the desire for laws to apply to any subject other than Christianity. He called it a simple demonization of Christians.
Williamson said in a statement promoted by the freedom network, "since the advent of the so-called 'culture wars' many have explored the motives and actions of groups in the religious right who work to impose their religiously grounded values on the broader society, particularly through political influence. We are interested in learning more about those who oppose such efforts since they have been neglected in social science research."
The survey states its intent is to assess the attitudes of those who oppose "the political agenda of the Christian Right."
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The survey asks participants to rate on a 0-100 scale "your feelings about some religious groups in American society." Listed are Muslims, atheists, agnostics, Jews, Mormons and Hindus.
It then asks participants to "define" the Christian Right and describe their own attitudes toward it.
"Imagine that you choose who is going to be your neighbor. Please rate the desirability of having one of the following individuals as your neighbor," the survey said, giving options of "a vocal Republican who is not a Christian" and "a vocal Christian who is apolitical."
Welch said it certainly "would appear" that discrimination against Christians is being suggested.
The survey then asks personal information such as income, education level, age, race, marital status and children.
"The fact this survey is funded by a state-funded institution raises red flags all over the place," Welch said.
Among other questions, the survey asks people for their level of interest in same-sex marriage, stem-cell research and sex education.
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5 Speech-to-Text Dictation Apps for the Dictator in You
By Casey C. Sullivan, Esq. on June 19, 2015 3:58 PM
Lawyering is, in many ways, about writing. Sure, you're not Faulkner, but plenty of attorneys spend their days tapping away at the keyboard, composing motions, answering emails, drafting contracts. But you can give the typing a break every now and then, even if it's only to avoid carpal tunnel syndrome.
If you want to compose a message on the run, easily get a client interview down on paper, or just like working out your ideas verbally, dictation apps are the way to go. These speech-to-text apps turn your smart phones into expert dictation machines.
1. Dragon Dictation
Dragon is well regarded and widely used. It can quickly convert your words to text and is good at differentiating homophones, contextually deciding between "red" or "read," for example. When you're done, you can email or text the notes, or copy it over into any other app. However, since it converts your speech off-site, you'll need to have an Internet connection for it to work.
2. DropVox
DropVox is a simple dictation app that has the added bonus of sending your dictated messages straight to your Dropbox. The syncing is automatic, so you don't have to worry about manually sending your voice memos between devices. Sadly, however, it doesn't convert voice memos to text. If you prefer recordings to voice-to-text it's great, but if not, take a pass.
3. Super Note Taker
This dictation app does a good job converting your voice into the written word. Like DropVox, it has great shareability features, though it doesn't sync anything automatically. After you've dictated a file, you can send it to email, Google Drive, Drop Box, etc. There's even an option to transfer the file via FTP.
4. PaperPort Notes
PaperPort Notes is more than just a dictation app, it's a full note-taking program. You can import information from other files, throw in photos, create Post-It style notes on a document, and even highlight. But who needs that? We're here for dictation, which it does well. The only major drawback is that PaperPort Notes has an interface which can take some time to learn, so don't expect to master it in one go.
5. Your Built-In App
Apple, Google, and Microsoft all have their own voice-to-text software. That's how Siri can give you directions and why Kortana will send a text while you drive. Generally, you can use this voice-to-text function anywhere you would otherwise type in information. Once you've turned on the feature, it's basically as simple as opening your notes app and talking.
As anyone who has used Siri knows, the built voice-to-text features still leave something to be desired. They can make mistakes, mishear or not work in certain apps. For the hardcore dictator, a specialized app will be better.
Siri, Take This Down: Will Voice Control Shape Our Writing? (The Atlantic)
How Document Sharing Works With Your Smartphone (FindLaw's Technologist)
The Best Apps for Remote Meetings (FindLaw's Technologist)
Top 3 Docket Apps to Simplify Your Calendar (FindLaw's Technologist)


The Court of Appeal has ruled that the victim of a road traffic accident can bring proceedings against an unidentified driver of an identified vehicle. Nicola Dunk examines the implications arising out of the recent judgment in Cameron v Hussain (2017).
On 26 May 2013, there was an RTA between the claimant and an unidentified motorist driving a Nissan Micra. Whilst the driver of the Micra did not stop, the vehicle registration was taken down by a witness, and checks revealed that the vehicle was registered to Naveed Hussain and was insured.
Mr Hussain failed to co-operate with the police and refused to confirm who was driving the vehicle at the time of the accident. He was subsequently convicted of the offence of failing to give information about the identity of a driver. Matters were further complicated by the fact that the policy of insurance on the vehicle was obtained by fraud, in that it was in the name of a fictitious person.
The claimant suffered modest injuries, and the total value of the claimant's claim was estimated as up to £15,000 (including her own vehicle damage and hire charges).
In January 2014, the claimant issued proceedings against Mr Hussain and subsequently amended the proceedings to add the insurer of the vehicle as the second defendant. The insurer filed a defence denying liability on the basis that Mr Hussain was not covered to drive the vehicle and further, the claimant was unable to prove the identity of the driver so that judgment could not be obtained under the Road Traffic Act 1988 (the RTA 1988). The insurer applied for summary judgment.
"The person unknown driving vehicle registration number Y598 SPS who collided with vehicle registration number KG03 ZIZ on 26th May 2013."
The CPR permits proceedings to be issued and judgments to be made against unnamed parties where it is 'necessary and efficacious' to obtain justice.
It was both 'necessary and efficacious' to allow the claimant to proceed against an unnamed defendant in the particular circumstances of this case.
Permitting the claimant to proceed was consistent with s.151 RTA 1988.
In essence, the case centred on whether, as a matter of procedural law, the claimant could sue an unknown person. If it transpired that the claimant could not, then her only recourse was to claim against the MIB under the Untraced Drivers' Agreement (UTDA). If she could, then she would have a civil claim which the insurer would have to satisfy pursuant to s.151 RTA 1988. The civil route is often considered the superior option given the restrictions on costs and the inability to pursue subrogated claims under the UTDA. In this instance, presumably the claimant's vehicle damage claim was subrogated hence the clear preference to pursue a civil claim.
In a split decision, the Court of Appeal allowed the claimant's appeal granting her permission to amend her claim to substitute a 'person unknown' as the first defendant.
There is no reason in principle why, in appropriate cases, it should not be permissible under the CPR for a claimant to bring proceedings against an unnamed defendant, suitably identified by an appropriate description.
There is no reason in principle or as a matter of construction of the rules why the ability to do so should be limited to a claim for an injunction or in relation to future relief (as had been the case to date).
Whether in any particular case a claimant should be permitted to bring proceedings against a person identified only by description should depend on whether the overriding objective would be furthered by such a course.
In doing so, the Court of Appeal rejected the insurer's argument that it is only in 'exceptional' circumstances that a claimant would be permitted to join an unnamed defendant, identified only by description. The Court of Appeal also dismissed the suggestion that, if the claimant has an alternative remedy (as was the case here under the UTDA) that necessarily precludes any exercise of the court's discretion in the claimant's favour.
The majority of the Court of Appeal gave little time to the insurers' concern over their inability to ascertain the facts from the driver of the vehicle or from their own insured (where the insured transpires to be a fictitious entity). Indeed, the Court of Appeal noted that the situation was analogous to the commonly accepted situation where an identified driver can subsequently not be traced by the time judgment is entered. The Court held that "the [insurer] must bear the responsibility of not having carried out appropriate checks as to the identity, or existence, of the insured prior to inception of the policy".
It is important to bear in mind that the Court of Appeal expressly noted that this 'procedural innovation' would be limited to cases where the vehicle driven by the tortfeasor was insured and where the insured and the registered owner (sic) are identifiable (Lloyd Jones LJ para 86). However, it appears inevitable that claimants will seek to argue that the principle applies even in circumstances where the registered keeper and / or insured cannot be identified, though the judgment of Lloyd Jones LJ allows insurers to at least try to stand firm on rejecting such an argument.
In essence, the decision renders the UTDA defunct in the circumstances where someone has noted down the vehicle registration, and no doubt the MIB will be looking at whether it can re-direct to insurers the claims of that type currently being dealt with under the UTDA in light of the decision.
Whilst this point was dismissed by the majority in the Court of Appeal, the decision could leave insurers open to an increase in fraudulent claims with the 'unknown driver' with a fictitious insured being the prime choice now for the organisers of staged RTAs. Where successful, a fraudster would not need to worry about an insured or driver performing in interview. Insurers may need to work harder to find connections, for example between the claimant and the registered keeper.
The fraud risk is not assisted by the decision of Vnuk and the possibility of the compulsory motor insurance regime being held to extend to cover accidents on private property, away from prying eyes.
The decision is stated to only apply in circumstances where the insurer might have an RTA liability. Whilst no doubt claimants will seek to argue that the principle should also apply to claims brought under the Uninsured Drivers' Agreement, at present, an insurer faced with similar circumstances should consider whether it is able to reduce its status to Article 75. The Court of Appeal noted that insurers would be free to bring a claim for a declaration under s.152(2) that it was entitled to avoid the policy (though this right was not pursued in the present case).
It is now more than ever important for insurers to ensure that they have systems in place to detect inception fraud and act quickly. Insurers have to issue declaratory proceedings within three months of the date of issue of the underlying injury or damages claim.
It is surprising that it was not argued that the policy was non-existent given the fictitious policyholder (pursuant to Shogun Finance v Hudson  UKHL 62). Insurers may wish to consider this point further if faced with similar circumstances.
It should not be forgotten that it is a criminal offence not to provide the identity of the driver following an accident. As such, in most cases the driver will be identified. However, there are clearly exceptions and hire companies and insurers will no doubt be concerned by this decision.
The practical consequences of this decision are potentially significant for motor insurers, who will now be required to satisfy unknown defendant claims of this type under the RTA 1988. Whilst to an extent, there is arguably a logic to the decision by analogy with the fact that insurers are already required by statute to pay damages where the vehicle is insured and driven by a known but contractually uninsured individual, unfortunately, given the fact that the driver is unidentified, the insurer will be unable to rely upon the rights of recovery in s.151(8) to recoup its outlay. Although, it is worth noting that, first party insurers may also now be able to rely on this decision to recoup their outlay in similar circumstances, whereas previously a claim would not have succeeded under the UTDA. In the end, this decision will inevitably lead to insurers being asked to meet yet further claims.


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Róisín Machine — пятый сольный студийный альбом ирландской певицы Рошин Мёрфи, выпущенный 2 октября 2020 года на лейбле Skint Records.

Предыстория и запись
Согласно интервью Мёрфи, данному Official Charts Company в 2020 году, работа над тем, что станет впоследствии Róisín Machine, началась за десять лет до этого. «Simulation» стал первым записанным треком, спродюсировал его Ричард Барратт (также известный как DJ Parrot и Crooked Man), песня была выпущена в 2012 году. в 2015 году певица выпустила «Jealousy», также спродюсированную Барраттом. Оба были выпущены как отдельные синглы и не появились на последовавших альбомах Hairless Toys (2015) и Take Her Up to Monto (2016). Всё это время Мёрфи и Барратт работали над новым материалом, который позже войдёт на данный альбом.

Позже Мёрфи подписала контракт на запись одного альбома с Skint Records и её материнским лейблом BMG. Её убедил лично креативный директор Skint Дэмиен Харрис.

В 2019 году Мёрфи выпустила «Incapable», новое сотрудничество с Барреттом, которое было объявлено еще одним одиночным синглом. Мёрфи написала «Incapable» в 2010 году, после своего разрыва с художником Саймоном Хенвудом, через девять месяцев после рождения их дочери.

Уход от влияния арт-попа, трип-хопаи босса-новы ее предыдущих работ, Róisín Machine знаменует собой поворот к танцевальной клубной музыке. В альбоме присутствуют влияния диско, ню-диско, хауса, электропопа, фанка, пост-диско, электро-R&B, чикагского хауса, даба, вонки-попа минимал-фанка. Все песни на альбоме представлены в формате винтажных двенадцатидюймовых синглов.

Релиз
Мёрфи объявила о предстоящем выпуске Róisín Machine 31 июля 2020 года, причём сделала это в тот же день. Первоначально планировавшийся к выпуску 25 сентября, Мёрфи объявил в середине сентября, что из-за производственных задержек, вызванных пандемией COVID-19, альбом будет выпущен на неделю позже, 2 октября.

Альбом был выпущен и на физических носителях, CD и виниловых пластинках. В дополнение к стандартному виниловому изданию был также выпущен прозрачный и синий винил, ограниченным тиражом в 2500 экземпляров, продаваемый исключительно на веб-сайте Мёрфи. Ограниченное виниловое издание также включало фото-зин и автограф.

Для продвижения альбома Мёрфи появилась на «Шоу Грэма Нортона» 2 октября, исполнив «Murphy's Law».

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 Примечания
 «Jealousy» содержит сэмпл из песни «New York's Movin'», написанной Осборном Ханетром и Стивом Бостоном.

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Tribal Community Preservation Despite COVID-19
"Our relatives at Pawnee are onto something in the article below. Physical, Mental, Spiritual, and Nutritional wellness by getting back in touch with our ways of life. One of our goals at the Intertribal Agriculture Council is to bring back feeding ourselves as a way of life everywhere, as our Pawnee relatives are doing in this article. When feeding ourselves is as basic as breathing, then our societies will begin to become whole again." Zach Ducheneaux
Women with visions of planting seeds that build communities, don't allow even pandemics to diminish their dreams.
This DNA of endurance was planted unfairly and abruptly when the Pawnee were separated from the fertile soils of their Nebraska homeland. Still, the Pawnee carried their seed with them. But, the soils of Oklahoma were different, and their seeds were not acclimated there. The Pawnee Nation lost not only their homeland, but much of their ability to grow the seeds they loved.
Today, due to the leadership of Deb Echo-Hawk, the Keeper of the Seed for the Pawnee Nation, and the helping hands of many others, the Pawnee Seed Preservation Project has grown to around 20 growers across Nebraska and, most importantly, local growers have arisen at the Pawnee Nation in Oklahoma.
"Traditional foods are more than healthy foods, they are part of the history, land, culture and spiritual practice of a people – health, as well as part of the economic fabric of a tribe," Echo-Hawk said about the seed preservation project. "Traditional foods are part of the generational heritage passed on from elders."
"We need our local growers now more than ever," Echo-Hawk said passionately.
While taking COVID-19 safety precautions seriously, Pawnee Tribal members in Oklahoma knew their seed work must continue. Electa Hare-Redcorn, who is a Pawnee Tribal member, Health Policy Research Scholar and has also been part of the seed project since its fruition said, "The women stepped up. You know how we do. It is time for women to be looked to for their leadership and logic. We cannot operate out of fear. We must operate from what we know – and that is planting and growing. What does not change is the soil and the ceremony of doing these practices. This is no different than how we would handle it if the men were out fighting or getting buffalo."
"Some of the younger ones who have been through the seed internship were curious about making the mounds," Hare-Redcorn went on to explain what it was like when the COVID pandemic was in its fruition. "One night they learned how, and we did about four rows. Then a small group of us came together the following Saturday and maintained the safe, six-feet social distancing in the garden from about 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. We did not announce we were doing it. We simply went out there and shared our knowledge and did 13 rows of eight mounds."
"It has been really tough," Echo-Hawk admitted. "Normally the Seed Blessing kicks off our season. This year, the men have a part in our ceremony, and they did it in private. Later, the public always comes. What we normally would have at the public ceremony are about 50 families coming together. We were not able to do that this year because of the virus."
"When the women were out in the garden near the elder center, they felt like rebels because of the social distancing rules that were in place," Echo-Hawk admitted about venturing out to the gardens early on in the season. "Another challenge is we do not have access to the building we were working in (to handle the seed). We were able to use the commercial kitchen in the past and there is no public access now. Getting the seed out to our gardeners here and in Nebraska is going to be a trick. I am going to have to go into a sanitized building and get the seeds and then it will have to be sanitized again."
"We had a lot of volunteers come out to the Pawnee Nation College garden too and we did a workshop on how to use the woodchipper safely. We take all the corncobs and make a mulch out of them that looks somewhat like popcorn," she explained. "Everyone had to wear masks, goggles and gloves. It was a little bit daunting."
Echo-Hawk said because the Oklahoma clay they are planting into has concrete-like qualities, the mulch is very important. They also have been using an auger to drill into the mounds to make sure the roots have plenty of room, "We are trying to spend a lot of time on our soil. 'Farmer Del' (one of the gardeners from Nebraska) taught us how important it is to have healthy soil. That is something I am encouraging all the gardeners to do – to keep mulching and not adding any chemicals at all. I am just hoping to get more local gardeners involved."
Hare-Redcorn said, beyond the seed preservation project at Pawnee Nation, she is seeing many examples of Tribes rising to help one another through the challenges that COVID-19 has presented to people across the globe, "For example, the Onondaga People realized that restaurants were still getting their weekly orders when the coronavirus hit. They got creative and contacted a vending company and said that the restaurants were closed and if you still have surplus produce, we will meet you. So, a group of grassroots people met the food trucks and some of the foods is being donated to food banks and distributed to the elders."
"Some tribes are taking remarkable measurers to make sure their communities are being looked out for and are safe," Hare-Redcorn added, noting how Tribes responded to immediate needs. "The Cherokee are delivering food from the government in an organized way to elders. The Osage and Pawnee are still delivering pre-COVID services to the elderly and are taking into consideration the new safety regulations."
Hare-Redcorn said there has been a surge in awareness by Tribal citizens of food security issues that impact their lives, "People are realizing we do need to feed ourselves. It is important to convince communities that the work to grow food must go on – the planting and processing needs to carry on even with the shelter in place order. This is essential work. We all have to eat, and we all have to look at creative, local solutions that have always been there but have just been out of practice. It's time to put them into practice again."
"We know being out in the soil, getting exercise and getting our Vitamin D from the sun will help keep us healthy," said Echo-Hawk. "In general, gardening is good for you and I hope that people realize they need to concentrate on how they can produce a crop. Doing this will be really valuable for themselves and their families."
Learn more at: https://www.facebook.com/pawneeseedpreservation/
Connect with Electa at: https://www.indianag.org/easternoklahoma


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package com.travelport.schema.air_v29_0;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessType;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessorType;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAttribute;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlElement;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlRootElement;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlType;

/**
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Java class for anonymous complex type.
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The following schema fragment specifies the expected content contained within this class.
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 * <complexType>
 *   <complexContent>
 *     <extension base="{http://www.travelport.com/schema/air_v29_0}BaseBaggageAllowanceInfo">
 *       <sequence>
 *         <element ref="{http://www.travelport.com/schema/air_v29_0}BagDetails" maxOccurs="unbounded" minOccurs="0"/>
 *       </sequence>
 *       <attribute name="TravelerType" type="{http://www.travelport.com/schema/common_v29_0}typePTC" />
 *       <attribute name="FareInfoRef" type="{http://www.travelport.com/schema/common_v29_0}typeRef" />
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{

    @XmlElement(name = "BagDetails")
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    @XmlAttribute(name = "TravelerType")
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    @XmlAttribute(name = "FareInfoRef")
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Moto3 rider Aron Canet experienced a terrible accident while training on his bicycle. According to what Spanish website Las Provincias reported, Canet was run over by a car in Alzira, but fortunately the Spaniard escaped the crash with just some grazes and livids on his body.
Spanish police immediately reached the place where the crash happened, in order to understand what caused it. Canet initially suffered much pain in one of his legs, but the checks he underwent later highlighted no injury. It seems like the accident was caused by a lack of attention from the man running over Canet.
Despite being still shocked from what happened, Canet is ready to continue his preparation for 2019, as he'll be testing with Max Racing Team from 20th to 22nd February.