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Days of Our Lives' Kristian Alfonso Joins Fans in Questioning Hope's Chill Attitude Toward Ben
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It doesn't make sense that she wouldn't blame her son-in-law for Ciara's supposed murder.
Since Days of Our Lives' Ciara went missing, mom Hope has been working in tandem with the bride's panicked new husband, Ben, to find her. And even now that Ciara's abductor, Vincent, has said that he shot and killed her, Hope has remained… how to put it… cool with Ben. Which doesn't track, say fans.
Days of Our Lives viewer Tanya DeMicco, for instance, tweeted that "as much as it's been great to see her and Ben working together on this… I can't see her being so 'OK' with him, knowing his past deeds caused this."
More: Is Days' EJ DiMera returning? Consider this.
Good point, no? Although it was Vincent who fired the shot that supposedly blew away Ciara, he was only hell-bent on harming her to avenge Wendy, the love of his life whom Ben murdered during his days as the Necktie Killer. Hope spent ages mistrusting Ben — and went to extremes to prove to her daughter that she was making a grave mistake by getting involved with him. He's since gotten help and proven himself to be a stand-up guy. He's even won over his mother-in-law. But…
You knew we were coming up to a "but," didn't you? But… given the horrific circumstances into which Hope has been dropped, wouldn't she lash out at Ben? Wouldn't she angrily point out that, if he'd really loved Ciara, he'd have stayed the hell away from her — for her own protection, to put as much distance as possible between her and his devastating past?
More: The life and times of Days' Hope [PHOTOS]
Hope's portrayer, Kristian Alfonso, seemed to think so. "Yeah," she replied to DeMicco's tweet, adding an upside-down smiley face emoji to underscore the disconnect between what is logical and what aired. As fan Dawn Bryant added: Hope "would have been yelling at [Ben]. 'Why couldn't you have left her alone? She would still be here if not for you.'"
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— Kristian Alfonso (@kristianalfonso) October 6, 2020
Mind you, Soaps.com's Executive Editor Richard Simms has a whole different take on the situation. If Ciara is proven to be really, most sincerely dead — don't hold your breath — "I could totally see some grief sex taking place" between her mother and her widower, he wrote in the October 2 Soapbox column. (You can read it in full here.)
Aaanyway… as we all know, we are fast approaching Alfonso's last episode of Days of Our Lives: Wednesday, Oct. 14, she told her followers late last month. And not only won't Hope be getting a proper send-off, but her portrayer didn't know at the time that she taped her final scene that it would be her final scene. It was only afterwards, after hearing that the NBC soap wanted to remove her character from the canvas for several months, that she decided to pack up her dressing room and leave the show.
Since then, the soap vet, who's also appeared on MacGyver, Full House, Melrose Place, Baywatch and Who's the Boss? — and was a Falcon Crest regular in the primetime drama's last two seasons on CBS — has announced that she's not retiring from acting, just from Days of Our Lives. (We already have a few ideas about new daytime roles for which she'd be perfect.)
What do you think of how completely Hope has absolved Ben of any culpability in Ciara's (cough) death? On your way to the comments, why not check out the below photo gallery, which reveals which Days of Our Lives duos are real-life gal pals.

The General Hospital "knit-wits" — as in they're witty and amazing knitters — are even closer than their characters, Maxie and Lulu. We know — it's hard to believe. But, for instance, on Storms' birthday, Rylan Instagrammed a shot of them and called it "the most realistic picture of us." Why? Because "I've slept in my work makeup and am wearing a grey sweatsuit ensemble," she explained. "You? Lashes on. Nails did. Outfit on point. Being the baddest-ass bitch there ever was."

Not even the age of social-distancing could keep apart these Days of Our Lives buddies. Before the NBC soap resumed production after its hiatus, Marlena and Bonnie's portrayers hosted hilarious "armchair chats" on Instagram — safely separated by Plexiglas — to give themselves an excuse to, as Hall put it, "hang around, watch some TV, go for a walk and go to the pie shop."

Godfrey is now Days of Our Lives' Sarah (as you well know) and Matula is trying her luck in primetime (where her spectacular comedy LA to Vegas should still be airing, thank you not at all, Fox!). But the friendship that began when they played The Bold and the Beautiful's Caroline and Hope is still going strong. In fact, on Matula's birthday, Godfrey admitted on social media, "I don't know what I'd do without you."

What happens in Pine Valley… clearly doesn't stay in Pine Valley. Even years after these two were All My Children co-stars (as Amanda and Annie, respectively), they remain as thick as thieves. In fact, in 2019, Stause marveled that she and Egan (who, of course, is now The Young and the Restless' Chelsea) "never run out of things to talk about."

Friends may be few and far between for General Hospital villainess Nelle (RIP), but that's not at all the case for her portrayer. "You complete me," Instagrammed Erin, who played the ABC soap's ill-fated Kiki. In a separate post, Lanier said the same, adding that Erin's "heart, talent, beauty and wicked sense of humor are out of this world."

The Venice co-stars aren't just girlfriends, they're also the It Girls On the Stoop — and there's always something cooking with Days of Our Lives' former Carly and One Life to Live's much-missed Nora. No, literally — they cook stuff. They're kinda like the General Hospital tag team of Steve Burton (Jason) and Bradford Anderson (Spinelli), except prettier and better chefs.

The daughter/mother bond between Josslyn and Carly doesn't stop when the cameras are finished rolling at General Hospital. Oh no, McCoy has called Wright the "beautiful, compassionate force of nature who changed my life. You are a light to all, and I love you." So yeah, they get along kinda-sorta well.

Days of Our Lives' Carrie and Sami may rarely have been as close as the sisters that they are, but their portrayers have more than made up for it with their tight relationship. "We go waaay back," as Sweeney Instagrammed in 2020. "And it's so crazy that now we're talking about our daughters." When the former co-stars cooked up some fun over the summer, "I even shaved my legs," joked Clark, "as if I was doing a love scene on Days."

BAM, indeed! Years after All My Children paired these two MVPs as star-crossed sweethearts Bianca and Maggie, their friendship was still going strong. Heck, all you had to do was look at the snaps from Hendrickson (now Chloe on The Young and the Restless) and Riegel's 2017 jaunt to Sin City to see how in synch they still were. Also, was that the Village People's "YMCA" dance that they were doing? "Looks just like BAM," laughed Hendrickson.

Image: Jennifer Graylock/JPI

In 2019, All My Children's former Maria told Soap Opera Digest that she still got together with her former co-star, who won an Emmy for her work as Kendall. And after a 2018 Live With Kelly and Ryan Halloween episode, LaRue reconnected with All My Children's Hayley. "I just love her," said LaRue. Ripa is "that friend where, no matter what, even if you haven't spoken in a year, you pick back up mid-sentence, right where you left off the last time you were talking to her, and there is never a barrier or wall. She is exactly as fun and as real as you see on TV."

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Wouldn't it be a blessing to know that your primary care physician is a Christian who practices with Jesus' Hand on his or her shoulder? Wouldn't you appreciate knowing that the clinicians, researchers, and educators on whom your healthcare depends have trained themselves in Christ's name, their identity rooted in Him?
Healthcare today is so much about making money, how many patients a doctor sees, prestige, getting into debt from going to Medical School, and burnout due to stressful and demanding schedules. What is sorely needed is an opportunity for healthcare professionals to tap into a source for encouragement and assistance in becoming equipped for a holy calling. In short, a chance to consider what God may want for themselves and their patients, to offer hope beyond what circumstances might suggest.
Andrew Fasset speaking to the morning session during their recent retreat at Toah Nipi Retreat Center in Rindge, NH.
The BHF website states, "As brothers and sisters within biomedical research and health care, we desire to follow Jesus as we seek to alleviate human suffering and promote health in His name. We are working together as students, clinicians, researchers and educators to serve faithfully in the university, community and global mission fields." Many opportunities for Christian service are listed on BHF's website (www.healthcarefellowship.org). Among them are global and local organizations and churches sending out short-term missions, international medical missions and service organizations, and local service opportunities.
Fields currently represented in LCC include medicine, dentistry, nursing, public health, biomedical research, healthcare consulting, and occupational health. Residents are at various stages in training, ranging from recent college graduates to the professional level.
Longwood Christian Community is headed by three families who are the trustees, in addition to others. One family owns one house, another owns two houses, and the third owns three houses. Residents pay rents to these families. LCC was incorporated as a church for tax purposes, organized under 501 C3; one of the families takes care of the administration. While it doesn't operate as a traditional church, it does feature house dinners, a retreat, and weekly men's and women's Bible Study and prayer on Tuesday mornings or Wednesday afternoons.
Support for LCC comes from grants and individual donors, as well as from Park Street Church in Boston, for medical work. The head families attend Park Street Church; there is a close connection between the church and Boston Healthcare Fellowship. Michael Balboni is on staff at Park Street Church as an interim minister who handles counseling, pastoral care, and the Sunday evening service. He and his wife, Tracy, a radiation oncologist, own three of the LCC houses.
As time passed, members of LCC began catching the vision of something beyond simply living with like-minded people in an intentional Christian community. They wanted to support the faith of those outside the community, as well. To that end, they organized Boston Healthcare Fellowship. A part-time position was established, that of Boston Healthcare Fellowship Director, previously an informal role undertaken by a member of LCC. Several Directors have held the position since 2010.
Last June Andrew Fassett, age 32, was called to be the Director of BHF, its only employee. An Associate Director for the Christian Medical and Dental Association, Andrew is currently working full-time on his MDiv at Gordon Conwell Seminary where he met Kelly, who is getting her MDiv at Boston University and heads up Unite Boston, a non-profit. After their marriage last May, Andrew and Kelly rented a furnished room in one of the six houses owned by LCC, paying $1200/month plus a flat fee for utilities. Also living in the house, located across the street from Harvard Medical School, are six others who share a kitchen having two refrigerators, and eat together on Sunday evenings. All are on different schedules. Every other month, the residents of all six houses get together for dessert or a meal and have the opportunity to participate in retreats.
BHF's recent annual retreat was held on President's Day weekend at the Toah Nipi Retreat Center (Rindge, NH). Dr. Bill Pearson, PhD, who helped found both LCC and BHF, was the speaker. Dr. Pearson is associate professor of cellular biology and anatomy at Augusta University Medical College, with 30 years of experience in medical ministry.
While Longwood Christian Community attracts like-minded residents, Boston Healthcare Fellowship's purpose is to draw in others by means of parties and monthly dinners catered by Harvard Medical School. Generally, a speaker is invited to these dinners and, after a meet-and-greet, discussions follow on various topics of interest including case studies and testimonies. Andrew's job includes organizing such BHF events to appeal to nurses, researchers, various doctors, pharmacy students, students studying health policy, med school, and dental students. Most are young but there are a few older people, too. Students at Tufts, Boston University, and Harvard University's medical and dental groups may participate in the Christian Medical and Dental Association (CMDA) on their campuses (presently there are three active groups).
Networking in Boston's Christian healthcare community works well for a number of related organizations. Although Boston Healthcare Fellowship has an evangelical flavor, it beckons a broader community including Coptic, Catholics, and Christians across the spectrum. It is grace and faith-focused in impact. Such an environment creates a non-threatening space for bringing up and discussing hard questions. Fassett sometimes finds himself meeting personally either with individuals or in small groups. These discussions can spearhead the discerning of spiritual gifts that are worth more than careers.
Growing up in a Christian family while living in Princetown, NY, Fassett attended the same church until college, being involved from nursery through youth group. He remembers at a young age praying a prayer of belief in Jesus while on the front lawn of the church. He went on to co-lead a small group in high school and actively tried to live out his faith in his life and at public school. But during his freshman year of college at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in Troy, he did not attend church or any other fellowship. Instead he got caught up in school responsibilities, ROTC, and social events. In his sophomore year he began attending church and getting involved in the Intervarsity group on campus.
During the second half of sophomore year, and especially over the summer, he was struck anew with the truth and power of the gospel message. He and a friend had been going through an evangelism curriculum which, Fassett says, ended up having the biggest impact on them! Fassett says he was convicted of his utter sinfulness and convinced that only Jesus could provide a means for the forgiveness of his sins. He recommitted himself to Jesus. From that point on, his faith was taken to a new level. Soon afterwards he felt God's call to be a pastor, which call he is very close to answering these many years later.
In the meantime, he has earned a degree in mechanical engineering at RPI where he participated in ROTC for four years. Next, he served 7 years in the Marine Corps with training in VA, and NC. After being stationed in Okinawa, Japan, and assigned to a 7month tour in Afghanistan, he returned to Virginia to be an instructor at Quantico for 3 ½ years. He left active duty to attend Gordon-Conwell and will graduate in May. He and Kelly hope to remain in the Boston area.
Tyler VanderWeele speaking to a packed room at the. Tyler VanderWeele at the January 2018 BHF dinner sharing about his research into spirituality and health to a packed room of students and professionals at the JBM Lounge of Harvard Medical School. It was open to the public. (photo) Michael Balboni.
Fassett believes that Christianity is still very relevant in these times; BHF offers people a chance to see a holistic view – how their faith can be instrumental in the healthcare field as they seek to bring physical and spiritual healing to the world. A healthcare career and religion do not need to be separate. Some say yes, that religion and medicine should mix, and some say no. But research is showing that regular attendance at religious services leads to improved health outcomes. Surveys and studies can be useful in helping to challenge preconceived notions of "cultural defeaters" (Tim Keller's term) when merely claiming "the Bible says so" won't cut it.
BHF endeavors to speak to people in ways they're open to hearing. Rather than employing mass marketing, it works through Face Book events, websites, and friends inviting non-Christian students to BHF events featuring specific speakers or topics specifically of interest to them. It functions as a type of friendship Christian evangelism in Boston's healthcare community.


YH2 Architects designed a holiday home in the forest of Quebec, Canada.
Nestled on its site, surrounded by dense vegetation preserving the house's privacy, La Luge integrates a private spa which occupies almost a third of the useable area, adding on to the traditional countryside living spaces.
While La Luge is as a compact scheme meant to accommodate a large number of guests, the house's spaces can be reconfigured into diverse geometries: using large sliding doors, the users may transform the children bedroom into a playground or a guest bedroom, more or less opened onto the main living spaces.
The project is made out of two embracing volumes set on different levels –one dark, one light, thus creating distinct spaces, freely merging one into the other.
In this wood shell made of essences of cedar, oak and walnut, the atmosphere is soft but bright, soothing.


There's a type of processing called ElectroSpark Alloying (ESA)/ ElectroSpark Deposition (ESD), which is an incremental electrospark processing. Using erosion of electrode and electric discharge you can build an incremental layer on metals, which has properties established overhand, often different than those of base material. Using this method, you can fill holes, by using electrode of the same properties same as the base material, but most widely used is incremental electrospark hardening.
During the process of creating layers with the electro spark processing there are following physical phenomena: increase in intensity of electrostatic field while drawing the electrodes nearer, electrical breakdown, ionization of gas in aperture (with gas or vacuum), creation of plasma channel, luminous and heat radiation and vaporization, short circuit of electrodes, impacting of electrodes, erosion of cathode and anode, transfer of material, forming of the coating, diffusion and solidification.
Using electrodes based on tungsten carbide with cobalt (WC-Co) you can get a specific layer, non-digesting, white layer that has a large abrasion resistance.
Everyone knows how it works, create patents everywhere, and, of course, sell devices for creating such layers.
The devices are quite bulky (14-30kg), with high power, and quite dangerous (high currents, voltage, etc.).
The layer created with ESA/ESD, and WC-Co electrodes (Co: 5-10%) has hardness of about 600-650HV, and it's abrasion resistance can exceed the abrasion resistance of base material by hundreds of times (in case of alloy of titanium, aluminium, and soft steel). The thickness of the layer may be around 5-100 μm. Thanks to tungsten carbide WC, the abrasion resistance may be considerably higher even than hardened low-alloy steel (750HV).
Everything would be ok, but I'm a bit concerned by the low power of "hobbyist devices", which sometimes is 60W (-15W for the drive, so the power supply only gets about 45W), opposed to 500-1000W industrial whoppers.
Why? I wanted to create a "hobbyist device" that will give a similar characteristics of the top layer as the industrial devices, with a lower power, but, what's most important, SAFE for the user.
After about a year of reading, watching, building, disassembling, plotting, and breaking, something emerged. I only had to compare with "hobbyist devices" from the store, and DYI devices from Youtube.
I've used heat threated 4H13 steel (I used my Pocket Tools, that were badly engraved, and hardened to about 50HRC), and a person who heard about such processing and device for the first time (thanks Kiścień!). Layers were imposed in a similar way, in two stages. I've also used a bit of Kuba's scientific knowledge (doing metallographic microsections, and microscopic photos).
As you can see, there is no white layer, only thing visible is the heat affected zone. The white layer is responsible for the abrasion resistance, and corrosion resistance. The harder and thicker it is, the more it protects the material beneath it. Without the white layer, the resistance is considerably (many times) lower.
As you can see, there's still no white layer. The sample looked the same after adding capacitors.
Fourth sample: the device I made earlier, but with power over 400W. When grabbing the electrodes, you could kill 2-4 people at once (!). I was very scary to do.
As you can see, the white layer appeared, it's non-digesting (hard from WC-Co), but very small in comparison to the one done with industrial devices on the photos from the top. BUT IT'S THERE! So the abrasion resistance is a lot better than without it.
As you can see the non-digesting layer is thicker (over 5 μm), and, with that, the abrasion resistance is further increased!
As you can see, the white layer is even thicker (5-10 μm) and steady. That's what I wanted! The steady layer will be a good protection, it's going to be harder to "pry", and "flake off" during exploitation. With the same hardness of the white layer, non-digesting, with the increase of it's thickness, it's abrasion resistance also resists.
If the "hobbyist devices" don't cause of creation of the white layer, why does tools it's been used on are longer lasting.
The forming of surface during electrospark embeding (ESD/ESA) is done by layering craters created by erosion of foundation, and ridges from transporting mass from the hard electrode.
The local temperature during this processing is above boiling point of electrodes (material and hard electrode). The high speed of heat dissipation causes creation of close-grained imbalanced structures with addition from the hard electrode.
With sufficient power of devices, and ADEQUATE voltage current characteristic (it's not enough to use direct current power supply, the power source needs to be altered a bit) you can create the white layer, non-digesting and hard. AND THAT'S WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT!
But, if the power is not big enough, bad voltage current characteristic (even if the power is right) the process is crippled, it's not going as described in scientific publications, and the marketing somehow forgot to mention about this. Besides, who checks the outcomes of "hobbyist devices", everything has been described in scientific publications! Small toys work the same as the large ones, they're just cheaper!
What if, however, too little material from the hard electrode is transferred in electric arc to create white layer, hard and non-digesting? Then, the close-grained structure is responsible for hardening of the top layer, imbalanced, with addition of hard electrode, and detonative strengthening (but again, the strengthening is not as big as described in literature). Same as with hardening metals with laser beam – the order of magnitude is not the same, but the mechanism is similar.
That is why I daresay that my equipment works better, creating thick enough white layer, non-digesting, with WC-Co, and that layer, created using my device, will last much longer than layers created with "hobbyist devices" available in stores today.
But it looks so pretty on titan, after processing with Carbidizer!
Better than on steel, after Carbidizer the surface is very nice! And what, does such "hobbyist" Carbidizer processing is not enough?
Titan is a low-alloy metal; it evaporates easier during electric discharge (in comparison to steel), creating beautiful craters (that's why it's harder to achieve visually appealing layer on steel), and strain hardened (deformed) layer, with traces of tungsten, carbon, and cobalt. However, that is not enough to create the white layer!
Someone enlightened me (BrrKnives), that it's really not important how much volts we've got, if we are in occlusion or very close, the voltage drops to couple of volts. When creating layers with ESD/ESA, and hand layering those unstable states are in quite low voltage.
the look of the surface is going to be similar (although there will be singular large craters if starting with large voltage). The true differences will be visible under microscope, or during the abrasibility test – this will show how much the equipement (and the top layer on it) is worth.
If we plunge into voltage current characteristic (and modify it) of electric source with electric receiver, like the electric arc between the coated piece, and electrode: we get into wishful thinking zone.
But why did I write all this?
Because I'm happy like a child that I managed to build such a device (Poles can do it!). I hope I will mage to mass produce it with CE certification — which none "hobbyist devices" available in EU have.
I give my thanks to BrrKnives, and Alek (I've never seen him, I didn't even spoke to him, but he's a good man!), Kuba (photos), Lola (for being there), and Lilu (for calmly bearing with all my "hijinks"). Without them this device would not be created, I just got together all the pieces I got from them :).
Why two devices? It turned out that the base version is "too weak", and gives satisfying results only on alloys of titan (and light alloys). To increase the abrasion resistance on titan, and get satisfying results on steel, you need to connect additional device to Melondizer mod.1 — and amplifier (Melondizer mod.1A). The manuals are ready, I print them and can brag with the first polish hardening device with CE.
For hardening framelock and linerlock in folders.
I also thank Jacob Hubiszowi for translating this entry into English.


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The Russo Brothers – Anthony and Joe – are among the most successful filmmakers in history. Avengers: Endgame was, until recently, the most watched film ever (it was only a judicious re-release of Avatar that put that particular trophy back into James Cameron's hands and that may be a temporary arrangement). It was always interesting to speculate about where the Russos would go next.
On the face of it, this Apple Original film seems a surprising move for them. Adapted from Nico Walker's semi-autobiographical novel, it mostly concentrates on the life on just one man. Even though he's played by Spider-Man's Tom Holland, he's a pretty ordinary Joe, not given to wandering about in brightly coloured spandex or indulging in extended punch-ups with supervillains. This is, ostensibly, an intimate story – and yet, the Russo's bombastic style somehow gives it an epic scope, an almost operatic quality, which is enhanced by Henry Jackman's stirring score.
When we first meet Cherry, he's in the process of robbing a bank (not his first time) and is chatting amiably to the audience as he goes about it, a daring conceit that really pays off. He's also about to make a decision that will change his life irrevocably.
It's at this point that the film whisks us way back to his fresh-faced teenage years, where, in the first of a series of separate episodes, he encounters Emily (Ciara Bravo), the young woman who will become his significant other. A romance duly ensues but, after Emily announces she wants to move to Montreal, Cherry rashly enlists in the army, realising too late that his partner has changed her mind. and he cannot change his. Soon afterwards, he's plunged headlong into military training and, subsequently, armed combat. The film's initial brash, cheerful tone veers into darker waters and keeps on going, full speed ahead.
Once out of the armed forces, and suffering from undiagnosed PTSD, Cherry seeks solace in drugs. At first he's merely overindulging in Xanax and OxyContin, but then he and Emily start the long descent into hardline heroin addiction, in a series of no-holds-barred sequences that make Trainspotting look like a nice day at the funfair. Yes, this is unremittingly bleak subject matter but the story never relaxes its stranglehold on my attention. I find myself compelled as much as I'm appalled and, occasionally, I'm dazzled by unexpected bursts of brilliance.
The director's final tour de force is the unfolding of fourteen years of narrative in one mesmerising tracking shot, accompanied by Puccini's Vissi D'Arte. It's an audacious move and really shouldn't work, but somehow it's pulled off with a flourish. Hats off to Tom Holland, who manages to give his all to a role that sees him age from boy to man with absolute conviction.
This really won't be for everyone – the film never hesitates to show the depths that can be plumbed when drug addiction holds sway. Others have accused the Russo's of employing style over content, but I disagree. Cherry's story must be an all too familiar one for so many young soldiers, put through the mincer of warfare and then left to make their own way back into everyday existence. With its epic feel, Cherry makes that story both heroic and tragic in equal measure.
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Babylon Responds to Speculations
AUSTIN, Texas & LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Babylon Holdings Limited (NYSE: BBLN) ("Babylon" or the "Company"), one of the world's fastest-growing digital healthcare companies, released a statement yesterday addressing the M&A speculation and a more than 20% increase in the Company's stock price at one point during the trading day that led to the New York Stock Exchange's trading halt of the Company's ordinary shares.
In the second quarter of 2022, Babylon delivered very strong financial results and operational performance that demonstrate its continued momentum. Babylon is taking active steps to maximize shareholder value and to improve its shareholder base and capital structure, as discussed by Ali Parsa, CEO and Founder of Babylon, in the Company's second quarter earnings call. Babylon will continue to take further steps and consider opportunities to maximize value for shareholders. The Company's focus will remain on delivering on its promise, maintaining its quality and moving closer to profitability. Babylon believes the stock price will reflect these efforts over time.
About Babylon
Babylon is one of the world's fastest growing digital healthcare companies whose mission is to make high-quality healthcare accessible and affordable for every person on Earth.
Babylon is re-engineering how people engage with their care at every step of the healthcare continuum. By flipping the model from reactive sick care to proactive healthcare through the devices people already own, it offers millions of people globally ongoing, always-on care. Babylon has already shown that in environments as diverse as the developed UK or developing Rwanda, urban New York or rural Missouri, for people of all ages, it is possible to achieve its mission by leveraging its highly scalable, digital-first platform combined with high quality, virtual clinical operations to provide integrated, personalized healthcare.
Founded in 2013, Babylon's technology and clinical services is supporting a global patient network across 15 countries, and is capable of operating in 16 languages. And through a combination of its value-based care model, Babylon 360, and its work in primary care through NHS GP at Hand, Babylon managed over 440k lives globally from the start of 2022. In 2021 alone, Babylon helped a patient every 6 seconds, with approximately 5.2 million consultations and AI interactions. Importantly, this was achieved with a 93% user retention rate in our NHS GP at Hand service and 4 or 5 star ratings from more than 90% of our users across all of our geographies.
Babylon is also working with governments, health providers, employers and insurers across the globe to provide them with a new infrastructure that any partner can use to deliver high-quality healthcare with lower costs and better outcomes. For more information, please visit www.babylonhealth.com.
This press release contains "forward-looking statements" as defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements generally relate to future events or our future financial or operating performance. When used in this press release, the words "estimates," "projected," "expects," "anticipates," "forecasts," "plans," "intends," "believes," "seeks," "may," "will," "should," "future," "propose" and variations of these words or similar expressions (or the negative versions of such words or expressions) are intended to identify forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements include, without limitation, information concerning Babylon's possible or assumed future results of operations, business strategies, debt levels, competitive position, industry environment and potential growth opportunities.
These forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance, conditions, or results, and involve a number of known and unknown risks, uncertainties, assumptions and other important factors, many of which are outside of Babylon's management's control, that could cause actual results to differ materially from the results discussed in the forward-looking statements. These risks, uncertainties, assumptions and other important factors include, but are not limited to our future financial and operating results and that we may require additional financing; uncertainties related to our ability to continue as a going concern; the growth of our business and organization; risks associated with impairment of goodwill and other intangible assets; our failure to compete successfully; our ability to renew contracts with existing customers, and risks of contract renewals at lower fee levels, or significant reductions in members, pricing or premiums under our contracts due to factors outside our control; our dependence on our relationships with physician-owned entities; our ability to maintain and expand a network of qualified providers; our ability to increase engagement of individual members or realize the member healthcare cost savings that we expect; a significant portion of our revenue comes from a limited number of customers; the uncertainty and potential inadequacy of our claims liability estimates for medical costs and expenses; risks associated with estimating the amount and timing of revenue recognized under our licensing agreements and value-based care agreements with health plans; risks associated with our physician partners' failure to accurately, timely and sufficiently document their services; risks associated with inaccurate or unsupportable information regarding risk adjustment scores of members in records and submissions to health plans; risks associated with reduction of reimbursement rates paid by third-party payers or federal or state healthcare programs; risks associated with regulatory proposals directed at containing or lowering the cost of healthcare, including the ACO REACH model; immaturity and volatility of the market for telemedicine and our unproven digital-first approach; our ability to develop and release new solutions and services; the impact of COVID-19 or any other pandemic, epidemic or outbreak of an infectious disease in the United States or worldwide on our business; and the other risks and uncertainties identified in Babylon's Annual Report on Form 20-F filed with the SEC on March 30, 2022, and in other documents filed or to be filed by Babylon with the SEC and available at the SEC's website at www.sec.gov.
Babylon cautions that the foregoing list of factors is not exclusive and cautions readers not to place undue reliance upon any forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date made. Except as required by law, Babylon does not undertake any obligation to update or revise its forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this press release.
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Are there any Real Americans Left?
SOME ONE WILLING TO FIGHT FOR THE CONSTITUTION and our SOVEREIGNTY.
We are Living in the Last Days/ The Fallen Angels, are putting into place their End Time Entrance. Man is not in charge on Planet Earth/ they are ( Covertly ) Stop trying to fit the Problems of the USA and the World into an Earth based concept. There is a Multi Dimensional WAR Going on.
From Eternity, through Time, into All Dimensions, God Created, through the Camp of the Prince of the Power of the Air, down to Planet Earth. Multi Dimensional, Covert Activity.
God is using all these other attempts to Control Time, To ACCOMPLISH his Purpose.
We are not Fighting Flesh and Blood. But we must begin to FIGHT against the LIES of the devil.
These Lying devils enter in through a back door, attempting to Abolish Legal Rights, and set aside Legal Documents ( in a time of Crisis) They have been attacking and trying to get us to Destroy our own CONSTITUTION for some time. Little, by Little they are taking away our CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS, with illegal Laws, that actually VIOLATE the CONSTITUTION. But we the People are Allowing it.
How much Longer are you going to sit Complacently by and let our Rights be TRAMPLED on/ Over the BLOOD of our FOUNDING FATHERS.??
The BLOOD BOUGHT CONSTITUTION. It was a BLOODY BATTLE TO WIN those Rights. Now your going to just let it all be taken away without a FIGHT?
The PEOPLE are Not EVEN MAD about this, much Less ready to Fight. What are you willing to FIGHT FOR?
THE ENEMY IS ATTEMPTING TO MERGE all Nations together, as if we never, ever FOUGHT to Get FREE of other Nations/ The enemy is ROBBING us of our SOVEREIGNTY.
Our own Politicians are Helping the Enemy, since they have No IDEA what they are Doing?
This is a Multi Dimensional WAR. But we have to Stand up and Fight for our CONSTITUTION, which was Constructed by BIBLICAL PRINCIPALS, by SPIRIT FILLED MEN.
Where are the REAL AMERICANS willing to STAND for LIBERTY and JUSTICE and FIGHT for our CONSTITUTION? Are we ONE NATION UNDER GOD OR WHAT?
Our SOVEREIGNTY Depends upon our Willingness to Fight for our own FREEDOMS.
It is Time to GET MAD, and GET READY to DEFEND the Rights our FOREFATHERS Won for us, ALL OVER AGAIN.
We have to Take Back the Nation and ESTABLISH a MORE PERFECT UNION, or become Slaves ourselves.
WAKE UP and BECOME a REAL AMERICAN.
God is trying to communicate His End Time Plan for spreading the Gospel.
There are several Aspect to this VISION.
God wants to AMBUSH the enemy and EXTEND our CONSTITUTION.
The Merging of 3 nations does not need a New Constitution, if we are willing to Extend ours.
Our Constitution is what gives us our FREEDOM. By allowing the UN or any group of Fallen Angels to Abolish it, means to Lose the Freedoms we now have.
There is No Other Constitution that is Ever Going to be As good as or Better then the one we already have. We need to take the enemy by SURPRISE and ask our Neighbors to become ONE with us/ Under our CONSTITUTION.
This is what has Made us GREAT, and this Document was based on Scripture.
Since the USA church has refused to GO. God is now going to bring the Masses to our door step. MEXICO AND CANADA are our Neighbors.
It is time to be Doers of the WORD, and LOVE your Neighbor as yourself. Give our Neighbors the same Liberty we have, as we Finish the Great Commission, and Preach the Gospel by LIVING the Gospel.
There is No Scriptural Basis for building the Kingdom of the USA. We have ABANDONED the Preaching of the Gospel, and Replaced it with the Gospel of the USA self Preservation.
By fighting our Neighbors, we are right where the Enemy wants us. DIVIDED.
NO VISION, Seeking to Build Our own KINGDOM here on Earth, instead of His ETERNAL KINGDOM.
But we can't even Extend our Earthly Treaty to our Neighbors?
This is Not Christianity. Wake Up and Become a Doer of the WORD.
In ACTS 11/ Peter was Faced with An Instant REVELATION. God wanted to Give the Gentiles the HOLY SPIRIT.
God was EXTENDING HIMSELF to ALL.
TIME TO CHANGE/ Peter Said OK, and Changed INSTANTLY.
Stop FIGHTING GOD, and Get HOLD of His VISION for the Nations.
Rev 22:12 And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward [is] with me, to give every man according as his work shall be.


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Underpinning is the process that helps in strengthening and stabilizing the existing foundation of a structure. The process involving underpinning is simple and involves increase in the depth of foundation. This helps in distributing the load across a wider area, hence diminishing the chance of incurring water damage. At MMT Waterproofing, we initiate the process only after accumulating requisite city permits. All the underpinning services delivered by us, adheres by the pre-defined standards ensuring that they easily get approved by city inspectors.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, conceded on Monday that he could not stave off final passage of a resolution overturning President Trump's national emergency declaration, setting up a rebuke to Mr. Trump amid signs that the president's grip even on his own party in Congress may be slipping.
With Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky joining three other Republicans — Susan Collins of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Thom Tillis of North Carolina — in announcing he would support the measure, Democrats now have the 51 votes they need to secure passage and to force Mr. Trump to issue the first veto of his presidency.
Mr. McConnell is exploring whether he can amend the House-passed resolution of disapproval, to send it back to the House and slow its trip to the president's desk. Ms. Collins and Ms. Murkowski are both sponsors of a separate resolution, virtually identical to the House resolution, introduced in the Senate last week.
And while a veto is highly unlikely to be overturned, the congressional majority that forces it will stand as a powerful rejection of the tactics Mr. Trump has used to fulfill his top campaign promise to build a wall on the southern border — and will apparently be the first time since passage of the National Emergencies Act of 1976 that Congress has voted to overturn an emergency declaration.
Ross K. Baker, a political scientist and expert on Congress at Rutgers University, said passage of the resolution would amount to a "serious rebuke" of the president.
Mr. McConnell has not set a date for the vote, but it is expected before March 15, when lawmakers leave for recess; Mr. Paul said on Monday that he believed as many as 10 Republicans would vote for the resolution. Once Mr. Trump issues his expected veto, the matter is all but certain to be settled in the courts, where multiple lawsuits have been filed.
Some Republicans are trying to find another way out. Senator Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee, has urged the president to reconsider using military construction money to fund the wall.
He proposed that Mr. Trump take the additional money from the Treasury Forfeiture Fund and the Defense Department accounts used to support counterdrug activities and efforts to block drug smuggling — congressionally approved funds that the president already plans to use. But Mr. Alexander told reporters on Monday that he had not spoken with the White House about his idea.
Other senators, including Mr. Paul, have raised the possibility of amending the National Emergencies Act to curtail the powers available to the president and give Congress more oversight over a declaration.
Congress has long bristled at what the historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr. branded the "imperial presidency" — a reference to Richard M. Nixon's actions during Watergate and the Vietnam War.
Democrats fumed at what they viewed as President George W. Bush's expansive use of his executive powers; Republicans routinely accused President Barack Obama of exceeding his authority on issues like combating climate change and protecting certain classes of undocumented immigrants.
But Mr. Trump's declaration of a national emergency to fulfill a campaign promise to build the wall — issued after Congress denied him the money for it — strikes many lawmakers as a direct incursion on a power granted exclusively to Congress in the Constitution: the power of the purse.
Mr. Paul said as much in an opinion piece published late Sunday on Fox News's website, and again on Monday.
"It's about Congress versus the president and where the power should be distributed," he concluded.
In his opinion piece outlining his vote, Mr. Paul went so far as to speculate that Justices Neil M. Gorsuch and Brett M. Kavanaugh — both conservative judges appointed by Mr. Trump to the Supreme Court — would join the majority in ruling against the administration and the national emergency declaration.
Mr. Trump's emergency declaration — the first time a president has invoked powers under the National Emergencies Act after Congress denied funds — is a particularly thorny issue for Mr. McConnell.
Like many of his conservative colleagues, he warned the president against setting a precedent that future Democratic presidents could seize as a means for carrying out stringent gun control policies or climate change controls. But it was Mr. McConnell, in a speech on the Senate floor, who announced Mr. Trump's intent to declare a national emergency — and his support for the president's decision.
On Monday morning, the White House dispatched Zach Parkinson, the deputy director of government communications, to meet with Republican communications aides, according to two people in the meeting, who asked for anonymity to discuss a private meeting. Mr. Parkinson asked the aides to "keep their powder dry" ahead of the vote, and urged them to have their senators reach out to the White House Office of Legislative Affairs with concerns.
Less than half an hour later, Mr. McConnell acknowledged at a news conference in Kentucky that he had "argued, obviously without success, that the president not take this route" because of concerns about setting a precedent future Democratic presidents could take advantage of.
Mr. McConnell said he was involved in discussions with the Senate parliamentarian to see if the one-page resolution that passed through the House could be amended. Both Ms. Collins and Ms. Murkowski have emphasized that their endorsement is for a measure that does not contain additional amendments or more pointed language.


Basics - What should you know about IVF-Naturelle®?
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Q: Method load fails in codeigniter 3 I was using codeigniter 2.2.1. And now codeigniter 3 released. I just tried it and ended up with error.
When I try to load method as in codeigniter2.x, it shows
Unable to locate the model you have specified: Demo

where Demo is my method file.
Controller - welcome.php
<?php
defined('BASEPATH') OR exit('No direct script access allowed');

class Welcome extends CI_Controller {

    public function __construct() {
        parent::__construct();
        $this->load->model('demo');
    }

    public function index() {
        $data = $this -> demo ->check();
        print_r($data);
    }

}

Model - demo.php
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class Demo extends CI_Model {

    public function __construct() {
        $this->load->database();
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}

I can't figure-out what is wrong with this code. Please help. Thank you in advance..
Edit:- This is works well in my wamp machine. But I am checking it now in another local machine where my institute host the websites. There it is not working

A: It was a small issue. I changed model name from demo.php to Demo.php. And it works...

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LGBTQ Winter Reading
by Paul Masterson
With the recent polar vortex, even the heartiest winter types have been hunkering down, eschewing outdoor activities for the warmth of home and hearth. Some curl up with a good book, perhaps the current selection of one of Milwaukee's LGBTQ book clubs.
Carl Szatmary, the city's exclusive purveyor of LGBTQ literature as the owner of Outwords Books, has been hosting community bibliophiles since 1994. Initially founded in that year as a monthly literary gathering for all LGBTQs, The Outwords Book Group has since evolved into separate clubs for lesbian, gay male and, more recently, bisexual+ readers. To expand the literary landscape, Szatmary often invites local writers like lesbian fiction writer and Lambda Literary Award finalist C. P. Rowlands or mystery author David Pederson to present their works to both club members and the general public. The longevity of these groups reflects Outwords Books' tenacious staying power in these days of cyberization of our daily lives, LGBTQ or otherwise.
In fact, last year (its 25th Silver Anniversary), Outwords garnered recognition in Logo's online news column "new now next" on its list of eight of the world's only remaining LGBTQ bookstores, ranking #4 alongside shops in New York City, London, Berlin, Paris, Toronto, Philadelphia and Barcelona. Conspicuously absent was gay mecca, San Francisco. Its last bookstore, A Different Light, closed in 2011. Philadelphia's historic Giovanni's Room only managed a reprieve after closing in 2014 when it reopened as part of Philly AIDS Thrift.
While it is certainly a mark of progress to have a dedicated gay literature aisle in a big box bookstore or instant accessibility with a click through online sales outlets, Outwords' attraction is its environment. The old school storefront space offers an organic cultural destination for LGBTQs that provides a certain sense of familial comfort, a respite from the impersonal cyber world, or, speaking of frigidity, the cavernous cold of a chain bookstore.
Besides, it's also the home of Milwaukee's oldest LGBTQ book clubs. The Men's Book Group (recently joined by the GAMMA BookWorms) meets on the second Monday (next date: Feb. 11) while the Lesbian Reading Group convenes on the second Tuesday (next date: Feb. 12). The upcoming Bi+ Pride Book Club meeting takes place on Wednesday, Feb. 20.
Meanwhile, the Milwaukee LGBT Community Center launches its own book club on Feb. 12. In collaboration with Boswell Book Co., it hosts the inaugural LGBTQ+ Book Talk! at the Center with owner Daniel Goldin presenting recent titles from LGBTQ authors. It should also be noted that the Center is home to the Jack H. Smith Lending Library. One of the largest libraries of LGBTQ books in Wisconsin, this rare repository's shelves hold more than 3,000 volumes covering the full spectrum of relevant fiction and non-fiction literature ranging from romance, art and spirituality to sociology, history and health. Titles are searchable online through the Center's website. Over the years its collection has enjoyed a continual influx of new books donated through the generosity of Joe Pabst and the Center's librarian, Katie Obbink.
Information on Outwords Books' current reading club selections may be found at outwordsbooks.com. Details about the LGBT Community Center's LGBTQ+ Book Talk! are available on its Facebook page.
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Paul Masterson
Since returning to Milwaukee in the early 1990s, Paul Masterson has been a contributing writer to Milwaukee's LGBTQ and mainstream press. His beat spans the spectrum from athletics to the arts and from heath, politics and history to religion.
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Dell VEX IQ Primary School finalists vie for a spot at VEX World Competition in Kentucky
25 Primary School Teams Compete in Final Stages of Competition
The finals of the 2018 Dell VEX IQ Primary School Competition took place today in the Cork Institute of Technology (CIT). The competition is run by Dell, in collaboration with CIT who have been involved with the programme since Dell brought it to Ireland six years ago. The competition brings Science Technonology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) skills to life by tasking teams of students with designing and building a robot to play against other teams in a game-based engineering challenge.
The first Dell VEX Robotics competition for secondary schools took place in 2012 featuring ten teams before expanding in 2014 with the creation of the VEX IQ Primary School competition with 19 primary school teams competing that year. Over recent years, the contest has grown from strength to strength.
This year at the semi-final stages in January, 1,800 students from seven counties participated over five days of events in the final stages of the competition. Out of the 67 competing primary schools, 25 qualified through to the finals with 750 students from Cork, Limerick and Tipperary participating today.
The Dell VEX Robotics Challenge calls on students at primary- and secondary school level to work in teams to design, build and programme a robot. In September schools are provided with an easy to follow curriculum to help the schools run the preparation stages independently with the support of Dell employees who have volunteered their time to visit participating schools and guide students and teachers. Preparation with students has been taking place since September with scrimmages taking place in schools during November to prepare students for the competition phases.
At the semi-final events in January, primary schools competed against each other, presented their projects to the judges and competed in a teamwork challenge with the finalists announced at the end of the day. Today's overall winners will get a spot in the VEX World Competition in Kentucky.
"As a company we're passionate about showcasing the exciting side of STEM subjects and inspiring students to become interested in science, technology, engineering and maths. Ultimately, we hope programmes like Dell VEX Robotics will have an impact on the choices students make when preparing for their Leaving Cert and when selecting courses for third level education. We have seen some truly innovative robot creations today which reaffirms my belief that that the passion for STEM subjects is there in our young people. Well done to all teachers and students involved, the time and effort that went into each robot was evident."
- Bob Savage, Managing Director and Vice President EMEA, Dell Centre of Excellence
Dr Hugh McGlynn, Head of School of Science and Informatics, CIT said: "We are delighted to be involved in the VEX Robotics Challenge with Dell. Primary school is the most formative time in a young person's life, and this competition is a great way to instil a lifelong interest in the areas of STEM by providing a fun, engaging, and hands-on opportunity to explore and experience it for themselves. Congratulations to today's winners and to all of the primary school students who took part."
Several aspects differentiate the VEX Robotics Competition which is run by Dell from other school-based projects. The competition focuses on engaging children from a young age with students as young as nine and ten years old designing robots. Typically, it involves full classes at primary level, meaning it engages all students and not just those who might already be tech-oriented. This open engagement is key to building that pipeline of talent that the technology industry needs to thrive. It also provides a wealth of opportunities to get involved within the community, from volunteers who provide mentoring sessions at their local school, to those who volunteer at an event as a referee, judge, inspector or more.
The Dell VEX Robotics Challenge is delivered by Dell with the support of CIT. Throughout the last year, strategic partnerships have been built with various educational institutions. Mary Immaculate College in Limerick delivered a module on VEX Robotics for student teachers, held a summer course for school teachers and sponsored a number of teams. The Education Support Centres in Cork and Limerick both hosted VEX Robotics support sessions for teachers.


Music Boy ended up working hard that week, and ended up with a solo for violin entitled "Memories.
Nathaniel's Mom, and his sister, drove up to Derby Line, Vermont, for the award presentation at the Haskell Opera House. Nathaniel, one of a group of this year's Opus 18 competition winners, had his piece played by a violinist live for the audience. More recently, I received an e-mail from Sandi MacLeod, Ed. D., at the Vermont MIDI Project. She reported that Nathaniel's piece had been performed by Willie Docto, the violinist for the Opus concert: at a concert hosted by the Montgomery Historical Society and at a house concert/brunch in Waterbury Center.


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package dao

import (
	"context"
	"fmt"

	"go-common/library/cache/memcache"
	"go-common/library/log"
)

const (
	_prefixResource = "r_%d_%d_%d" // key:r_oid_tid_type value:resource
	_prefixResTag   = "rt_%d_%d"   // key:r_oid_type value:[]*resource
)

func keyResource(oid, tid int64, typ int32) string {
	return fmt.Sprintf(_prefixResource, oid, tid, typ)
}
func keyResTag(oid int64, typ int32) string {
	return fmt.Sprintf(_prefixResTag, oid, typ)
}

// DelResMemCache .
func (d *Dao) DelResMemCache(c context.Context, oid, tid int64, tp int32) (err error) {
	conn := d.mc.Get(c)
	if err = conn.Delete(keyResource(oid, tid, tp)); err != nil {
		if err == memcache.ErrNotFound {
			err = nil
		} else {
			log.Error("relation cache conn.Delete(%d,%d,%d) error(%v)", oid, tid, tp, err)
		}
	}
	conn.Close()
	return
}

// DelResTagCache delete res tag cache.
func (d *Dao) DelResTagCache(c context.Context, oid int64, tp int32) (err error) {
	conn := d.mc.Get(c)
	if err = conn.Delete(keyResTag(oid, tp)); err != nil {
		if err == memcache.ErrNotFound {
			err = nil
		} else {
			log.Error("d.dao.DelResTagCache(%d,%d) error(%v)", oid, tp, err)
		}
	}
	conn.Close()
	return
}

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BENTON HARBOR, Mich. -- A Berrien County couple is defending their family business following complaints from clients over their handling of wedding postponements due to COVID-19.
Following ABC 57's initial report on bride Randi Hoffman and her fiancé's financial battle with the Blue Dress Barn, a dozen couples sent tips about similar experiences with the venue owners.
Hoffman had her wedding scheduled for June 19, but with social distancing measures, occupancy limits and mask requirements set in motion for subsequent months in Michigan, she realized holding a wedding for nearly 300 people wouldn't be possible.
So, she looked forward to 2021, but that's when she says the problems began.
"She gave me dates for 2021 at the Blue Dress Barn and in order for us to take it, we would officially have to cancel our 2020 wedding, forfeit our $4,500 then pay another $4,500," said Hoffman.
The additional couples who sent news tips also say they've had similar problems rescheduling with the owners. Some saying that while they paid for a weekend date, the owners only offered them Thursdays – and without any money back for switching from a weekend date to a work-day wedding.
When some couples tried rescheduling their wedding to 2021, they say they got the same response as Hoffman – forfeit all of the money paid for the 2020 wedding and re-pay the entire balance for booking a new date.
One couple even saying they were able to move their wedding at Millcreek Wilde, a sister venue, to September but were asked to sign a document saying if for whatever reason the event is cancelled they won't get any money back.
"We didn't really want to sign that, but at the time it was either sign this and get a new date, or don't sign this and lose the money anyway because you're going to lose your June date," said bride Kelly Tomaska. "Multiple emails were written requesting the possibility of a refund. They sent another contract stating that if this is not signed our date would be lost and there would be no reissuing of the funds we paid in full," said groom Anthony Miniscalco.
But Amy and Kirby Briske are coming to the defense of their business. The couple started doing weddings at the Blue Dress Barn nearly 20 years ago, after Amy purchased – and restored – the abandoned barn in Benton Harbor. The Briske's, even getting married at the Blue Dress Barn themselves.
They say in all their years of business, this is the first time they've had to hire an attorney.
The Briske's say they offered any available weekend dates in 2020 to couples who had to move their weddings, but all the remaining dates were quickly booked. So, they then offered Thursdays – a day that's not normally open during their season – to try and help clients walk down the aisle.
"We've moved more than 50 weddings forward to new dates already, with tens of thousands of dollars lost in the process," said Kirby Briske, "Because each date we move forward to the new year represents a day that's not available to new clientele."
They also offered another option to couples wanting to reschedule in 2021, an option they say was originally brought to them by one of their own clients.
"To cancel their date, forfeiting the moneys that they've paid to date," said Kirby. "They'd put down a new deposit, with a new rental agreement to choose the date that they want – as available based on the calendar – and we give them a discount of $1,000. It still represents a $1,000 loss to us."
And while that $1,000 discount may seem like a good faith gesture to some, the couples complaining say it's not good enough.
"The contract describes a 25% cancellation fee if we rebook our date; $912, which we were willing to pay," said groom John Alsterda. "However, Blue Dress Barn's new policy would require us to pay $3,750 to rebook and that's not including the $4,500 we already paid."
ABC 57 was given a copy of Randi and her fiancé's contract that they both signed. The contract clearly states that there is a no refund policy and no force majeure – a contract clause that would allow the couples to cancel.
"We are protected by the technicality because the insurance industry does not sell any policy that covers pandemics," said Kirby.
But Berrien County attorney Mark Miller says there may be light at the end of this long tunnel for the couples.
"Michigan does have a rule of law on contracts regarding 'Has a contract become impossible to fulfill?' which it is in part here, because it's a contract for 250 people to go to the wedding. I can tell you even at the beginning of March or mid-February none of this was reasonably foreseeable, and this couple signed their contract for the Blue Dress Barn a long time ago – a year ago," said Miller.
However, no one wins in this story. Because if the couples don't pay, the venue owners say they will suffer.
"If anybody thinks that we're not financially impacted by COVID, they're wrong," said Amy.
The Briske's don't qualify for a small business loan and are receiving no financial assistance, those are issues on top of the money they've lost for re-booking and the hundreds of thousands they spend each year to maintain all three of their venues – Blue Dress Barn, Millcreek Wilde and Sundance.
Multiple couples have also come to the owners' defense:
"The Blue Dress Barn has been nothing but helpful to make sure my fiancé and I get the wedding of our dreams! We booked our wedding at the Blue Dress Barn back in November of 2018 for the date of June 27, 2020. Obviously nobody expected or could plan for a world pandemic. We contacted Kirby and Amy back in April to make sure we were still set for our June wedding but as time went on we realized it was not safe to have all 250 of our closest friends and family to gather in June for our wedding. We then made the decision to try and reschedule our wedding. Kirby was able to move our big celebration to a later date in hopes we will be able to celebrate with all 250 of our guest! I was so happy but also very sad because I'd been planning our wedding for 2 years now! With my bachelorette party and my 2 bridal showers also being rescheduled I was a little sad COVID was ruining our wedding fun. I reached out again to Kirby and Amy to see if there was any way possible we could still have a mini ceremony on June 27th at the beautiful venue, AND THEY SAID YES OF COURSE! Now we still get to get married at the Blue Dress Barn on our original wedding date AND we get to celebrate again in September with all of our friends and family! We are so thankful for all the support through this whole process and so grateful for the owners of the Blue Dress Barn for doing their best to help out all of the couples planning to get married at the Barn! " - Megan Cockin
"These are truly unprecedented times. While we were certainly disappointed by the various ways COVID-19 impacted our ideal vision for one of the most important days in our lives, I cannot imagine the stress of managing a small wedding business, upon which my family's livelihood depends, in the current environment. Though we ultimately moved forward with a much smaller ceremony in a family backyard on our original May 30th choice, we are thankful to have been met with flexibility in reserving a later 2020 date and recreating a celebratory reception with all of our dearest friends & family. Thank you to Amy and Kirby Briske for working toward a solution with us. To all the other 2020 wedding couples who have been forced to change plans, please remember that love is NOT cancelled, and it can overcome all things." - Mrs. and Mr. Emma & Nate Barnes
"A global pandemic was not something that my Fiancé and I expected to encounter while we were planning our wedding. When we first made the decision to postpone we expected to run into many bumps in the road, however that was not the case at all. Amy and Kirby were more than flexible throughout the "change in plans" process. They were quick to respond and help find a solution that was safe (and more than satisfactory) for all parties involved. We could not be happier that we found Sundance Studios and her sister venues when we first started planning. Can't wait to safely have our wedding here soon! Thanks again!" - Hannah McKee-Boyes
Additionally, other business owners the couple has worked with throughout the years also wanted to come to their defense.
"As a wedding coordinator at Blue Dress Barn, Millcreek Wilde, and Sundance & The Secret Garden - I have personally had 6 couples moved successfully due to this pandemic. The venue owners & couples have been understanding of each-other, which is what weddings are about, teamwork. - O'HoneyMy name is Bryan Kaylor, and I am the owner of Bee Entertainment. We provide wedding and event DJ services for couples across the state of Michigan and in Chicago, IL. Over the last several years, we have worked with Amy and Kirby, owners of three wedding venues in Southwest Michigan. We have LOVED working with them at their venues, and every mutual client we have worked with has loved their wedding. Amy and Kirby have poured their hearts and souls into making couples' wedding visions come true, and we are honored to be partners with them. During the 2020 pandemic, many of Bee Entertainment's couples rescheduled their events. Bee Entertainment had mutual clients with Amy and Kirby at the following venues that postponed: 3 at Blue Dress Barn, 3 at Sundance Studios, and 1 at Millcreek Wilde. These postponements allowed Bee Entertainment to keep those clients and keep the sales instead of losing them. Please contact me if you need any further information.I am writing to support the hard work and financial commitment I have seen demonstrated by Blue Dress Barn, Sundance Studio and Millcreek Barn. We have had 20 plus weddings successfully postponed from May and June 2020 dates to later dates in the year and some moved to 2021. These moves not only supported the bride and grooms venue arrangements but also their food catering needs arrangements with us. We are thankful to these venues for working so hard to make these dates work for everyone." - Angela Lee, White Horse Farm Catering
And the Briske's have needed the support – after receiving threats to their business.
"We have had people threaten to burn down our barn. We've had to dismantle all of our Facebook accounts to stop attacks on our character and our business," said Kirby. "We are, I believe, seeing people who would normally book with us not do so because of the backlash. We honestly and sincerely feel like we're doing everything we can to find solutions for our clientele."
They ask everyone to remember they're human too and are trying their best to give Michiana couples a dream wedding.
"Yes, we do have a handful of couples who are not happy. We tried to move their dates, we tried to get them to stay here with us and get married," said Amy, "We want them here; they chose to cancel. We feel like they're leaving us, we need them."
The Briske's have also authored The Michigan Wedding Barn Coalition. 24 other open-air wedding venues – statewide – have signed on to these re-opening guidelines, including social distancing and health screenings, which have been mailed to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer in hopes that all of these venues will be able to hold weddings with less restrictions.
Original story: https://www.abc57.com/news/couple-at-odds-with-wedding-venue-over-pandemic-cancellation


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Q: WSO2 IS : Logging with username and password I am new to WSO2 Identity server. i have a use case, if i login with locally developed .net web application with username and password(provided by wso2is), wso2is should be able to authenticate these credential and if these credentials are valid then it will be able to navigate to dummy website or url for testing purpose.
Can you please let me know how to achieve this using wso2IS.
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A: There are multiple ways to authenticate a user from Identity Server. Easiest way is that you can call the admin service (SOAP service) for authentication (RemoteUserStoreManagerService/authenticate) [1].
Or you can create a OAuth application inside the IS and use resource owner grant type to pass the credentials and authenticate [2].


I administer a music related forum and registrations from 'bots' were getting a little out of hand. On the forum's registration page, I was using a CAPTCHA scheme that I made a very long time ago. Today I was reading up on how easily OCR technology can crack CAPTCHAs found on forms all over the Web. I realized that perhaps that this was one reason why I was getting so many spammy registrations. I thought that my CAPTCHA may need some updating so I came up with an entirely new scheme.
The basic idea is to present the user with a group of images of items with random numbers superimposed over each of the images.
The user has to enter the number that corresponds to one of the randomly chosen images to authenticate. Hopefully, a machine will not be able to discern a 'boat' from a 'dog'.
It turned out to be relatively simple to implement. First, I grabbed a bunch of images of 'things'… a bird, a dog, an umbrella, a banana, a car, a cat, etc. from around the Web. I wrote a PHP class that generates a composite image from 9 smaller ones and derives a 3 digit code and the name of the thing in the photo.
// Get the first 9 random images.
// What number / photo combination shall we use??
You will want to store the value of the variable $code on the backend… either in a cookie variable, a session variable or even a database for later access. You will the want to display $confirm_image and $picName to the user. The user's input must match $code when error checking your registration page.
should suffice. I made the individual images all PNG format and resized them to 100×100 pixels. Name the individual files with the name of the object in the photo. For example, the photo of the bird is 'bird.png'. I purposely choose photos of items that have one word in their name… though 'rubber ducky' was awfully tempting. Also, your PHP installation must have GD with PNG support built in or this will not work.
A few thoughts while building this. I realize that users that are visually impaired will not be able to use this CAPTCHA scheme. If you decide to implement something like this for your Web site, please take note of this important fact. I really tried to make all the items in the photos as simple as possible in hopes that non-native English speakers will still be able to use the scheme with a super basic understanding of English. My forum is in English anyways.
This sort of CAPTCHA alternative has possibly been done before but this is my take on it. Let me know what you think!


Liyuan Theatre is the capital of the first cafe-style theatre, from October 8, 1990 kicked off singing, and has gone through seventeen years of business. New Year's Eve here in addition to children at night, every day in staged opera. When night comes, foreign tourists to gather here, goods tureen catechu, original children's opera to listen to and feel comfortable "old Beijing " life. Here, you can also watch the actors make-up, posed for pictures with the performers, or even try for themselves to wear costumes, hook a Face, experience and interaction, giving guests a full range of new feelings.
¥ 280 (Red Zone) ¥ 200 (Black Zone) Click here to book it!


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Q: How to loop through a list of dictionaries with in a dictionary and get the values within - Javascript, for an ajax call in django I have a list
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This weeks Saket, New Delhi poker table brought an engaging contest with winning player mauk who shared a room with omar, randa, bukakemozelle, tejas, hlem-legend, rodinamoy, goodcarma, hiram and fastnels in a poker match that lasted 49 minutes and saw a very rigid 89 hands contested with omar seeing 89 of those hands dealt, that led into having mauk becoming the winner and taking the ₹150.00 pot in an undoubtedly extremely loose affair where omar tossed away good chances. Displaying tight play this was mauk 5th table win since the 2nd July 2018 and took his poker winnings to ₹5,650.00, showing other users that this type of player users should be watch when in the Saket, New Delhi online rooms.
This event was part of the 'Saket, New Delhi Play Poker from November' series for Saket, New Delhi. Looking where to play poker in Saket, New Delhi? Play poker in Saket, New Delhi with Real Poker this December 2018.
Report on the sit and go table for Saket, New Delhi from Friday 16th November which saw ferdberfle take the winning prize money of 6,250.00 rupees on this 10 table.
Online poker match report for Saket, New Delhi from Monday which saw sirtor win the prize pot of 2,000.00 rupees on a 10 table for users of Saket, New Delhi.
Poker report on the match up from Wednesday between daylon, kunnaltheman, badassbarr, guidofistpump, islam, biscuit, wakeupmadly, djedje, abdulblue, nellyaa, for the prize pot of 12500 rupees.
Report on the sit and go table for Saket, New Delhi from Sunday 16th September which saw deweyvt take the winning prize money of 4,250.00 rupees on this 10 table.


Forum: Japanese Weapons and Militaria Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2019 8:20 am Subject: markings?
hosting site seems to have lost them. I leave the posts in case they 'find' them... i guess I should clean them up though.
Topic: The Knee Mortar book is off to the printer!
Forum: Japanese Weapons and Militaria Posted: Thu Jun 14, 2018 5:34 pm Subject: Generally darkening of the stock..
Topic: Kokura 22nd Series Type-99 build up.
Welcome to the forum, you're going to need a lot of parts!


The File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is a standard network protocol used to transfer computer files from one host to another host over a TCP-based network, such as the Internet. FTP is built on a client-server architecture and uses separate control and data connections between the client and the server. Internet Information Services (IIS, formerly Internet Information Server) is an extensible web server created by Microsoft for use with Windows NT family. IIS supports HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, FTPS, SMTP and NNTP. In this tutorial, I will show you how to install FTP Server in IIS 8 (Windows Server 2012).
Open the Server Manager and click on Manage and select Add Roles and Features. Skip the Before you begin page by clicking on Next button. Then Select Role-based or feature based installation.
Select the server you wanted to install the FTP Server and click on Next.
We must first install the Web Server (IIS) to enable the FTP Server feature and allow to add the pre-requisite to proceed to FTP Server installation.
Click on "Next" Button twice.
When you are asked to select the role services to install for Web Server (IIS): Scroll down and make sure you have checked the FTP Server role, FTP Service and FTP Extensibility checkbox. Confirm the installation selections and click on Install. Then Click on close when the installation is done.
It is now time to configure the newly installed FTP Server: Open your Server Manager and click on Tools then select Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager. You can click on Yes and disable the IE ESC to enable this feature or just click on No.
In your Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager: Right click on you Sites and select Add FTP Site. Name your FTP Server and Select the content directory. In this screenshot, I made a folder name FTP-Files and click on OK.
Review the name and path then click on Next.
Check the Start FTP site automatically and the No SSL option and click on Next.
This option depends on where you gonna use this FTP Server. In this example, I selected the basic authentication and specify the user who could access the FTP Server with Read and Write permission. Once you have decided on authentication and authorization information, Click on Finish.
We are now done with the Installation and Setup of our FTP Server. Now its time to test it using your Internet Explorer. Open your Internet Explorer and type in: ftp://ipaddressofyourftpserver. Then Login and test if the authentication is working.
Now try to test using File Zilla or your favorite FTP application. Connect to your FTP Server and upload a test file (Remember to check if you have transferred the file successfully).
Once everything is working. You might want to tweak some settings according to your FTP needs. Setup SSL, edit authentication and customize your FTP server. Just open the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager to play around with the settings.
Hope this was able to help you setup your FTP Server in your Windows 20012 Server.
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Today, I will explain to you how to set up redirector for SharePoint Sites in IIS 8. First, you need to install IIS 8 on your computer. You can check how to install IIS in this link. I used SharePoint Server 2013, IIS 8, and Windows Server 2012 to apply this tutorial.
Most importantthing that you have to is to install HTTP Redirection component when installing IIS 8 to set-up redirector. You can click on Next to finish Installation. Let all the necessary components installed on.
If it requires a restart then do it.
Click on Run and type Inetmgr to open the IIS manager console, you can see HTTP Redirect.
Double click on this. You can see the HTTP Redirect console. In my example I am redirecting it to google.com and click Apply on the right hand side of the console.
Now open you IE and type: http://localhost and hit enter and you will be redirected to google.com.
This is just an example, you can choose any URl based on your needs.
Today, i'm gonna explain to you the simple steps to load a file in the browser through the file server.
Using any web editor you like, create a file called index.html that resembles the page below using your name. Save it on the desktop.
Using the mouse, double-click on the file that you have save in your desktop. Then page index.html is loaded into the browser via the file server.
And the files that are rendered through the file server will have file:// in the Navigation window. Just remember, PHP files may not be rendered through the file server.
Today, I will show you how to add your PHP to default document on IIS (Internet Information Manager).
Now, you can configure PHP. you would like index.php to have the highest default priority. Using the mouse, select the Add button which has seen above.
Type index.php and then select/push the OK button.
Note that index.php has the highest priority.


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Joining the Alex is a White stroke of luck!
ANDY White could not believe his luck after signing a one-year deal with the Alex on Monday.
The beanpole striker, who spent a month on loan at Crewe in October 2002, had been released by Third Division Mansfield after a disappointing season which saw him being farmed out for loan spells with Boston United, Kidderminster Harriers and Burton Albion.
But Dario Gradi admired the 22-year-old's attitude during his brief spell with The Railwaymen and has taken a chance on the big striker.
'At the moment I feel like the luckiest man in the world and I'm delighted to have got this chance,' he said.
'There are not many play-ers who are released by a Third Division club who end up signing for a First Division club like Crewe.
'I'm delighted to be coming back after what happened at Mansfield last season, where I wasn't really given a chance to show what I could do under Keith Curle.'
White has known for some time that he would be released by the Stags but never believed Crewe would come calling.
He said: 'It was a bit of a surprise but I just can't wait to get going again because this is such a good chance for me to develop as a player. It was great to work under Dario the other season and I know that coming here will improve me as a player. I will have to work hard to become a first-team player but that is my aim.'
Gradi sees White's signing as a big bonus.
'I think Andy is closer to the team than Michael Symes would have been and had I not been able to sign Andy, I'd have tried to sign Michael,' he said.
'He's the right age and dying to do well here. He's a big lad and I think we can only make him better. He can control the ball and pass it, he's not slow and his technique is decent. He's basically on a year's trial.
'I was impressed with him when I first saw him and he's hard to handle. We saw him play in a reserve friendly at Mansfield against us last season and again I thought he looked all right, but they subbed him at half-time and then sent him off on loan to Burton Albion who then sent him back.
'He doesn't seem to have impressed two managers at Mansfield and one or two managers elsewhere. I've always had something in my mind that I liked him and I'll either be right or wrong, but it won't be without a fight.'


Sometimes it's a blessing and a curse when your debut album becomes the biggest selling album in your catalog and every fan knows it by heart. So, when the Counting Crows came to the MGM Grand Theater at Foxwoods last Friday night, the audience was waiting to be treated to many of the songs from that album that have played a part in so many lives. Instead, fans were treated to deep tracks from other albums and many cover songs off their newest release, "Underwater Sunshine."
The evening started off strong with "Anna Begins" as the audience settled into their seats waiting for more from their highly successful debut album "August and Everything After." Fans jumped to their feet dancing to the Counting Crows' hit single "Mr. Jones," but that would be it for most of the set. As fans waited patiently in their seats for the band to play more of their hit singles, the night was filled with cover songs from the new album and rarely played gems like "Black and Blue" and "Catapult." The opportunity to dance again didn't happen until the set closer, a guitar-filled, rocking performance of "Hangin' Around."
Although their was no performance of their well-known singles "Rain King" and "Round Here," some of the new songs like "Hospital" and "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere" received a big applause from the audience. Lead singer Adam Durtz, whose known for talking quite a bit at live shows, only spoke once when he sat at his piano center stage for a amazing version of " Long December."
The encore began with the mellow, mostly acoustic "Washington Square," before continuing with the slightly more upbeat "Come Around." As the audience held on to hope to here more from their debut album, the evening would end with the lullaby "Holiday In Spain."
As the Counting Crows surpassed their 20 year anniversary last year, they still sound great and continue to give their fans a one of a kind experience.