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Wade Robson
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September 17, 1982 (age 38)
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Full name : Wade Robson
How old is Wade Robson: 38 years Male
🎂 Birthday: September 17, 1982
🔯 Sun sign: Virgo
🌍 Nationality: Brisbane, Australia
📏 How tall is Wade Robson: 6′ 4″
Wade Robson Spouse: Amanda Rodriguez (m. 2005)
Wade Robson siblings: Chantal Robson
Profession: Songwriter, Music Video Director, Choreographer, Dancer
Parents: Joy Robson, Dennis Robson
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Wade Robson was born on September 17, 1982 (age 38) in Brisbane, Australia. He is a celebrity Songwriter, Music Video Director, Choreographer, Dancer. He joined movies and tvshows named The Wade Robson Project (Since 2003), Kazaam (1996) and Leaving Neverland (2019). The parents of Wade Robson are Joy Robson, Dennis Robson. His fiancee is Amanda Rodriguez (m. 2005). Wade Robson has 1 sibling in His family: Chantal Robson. Wade Robson's height is 6′ 4″.
Wade Robson Biography
Choreographer who has directed music videos and world tours for Britney Spears, *NSYNC, and others. He created the TV series called The Wade Robson Project in 2003.
Wade Robson - Net Worth
Wade Robson's estimated Net Worth, Salary, Income, Cars, Lifestyles & many more details have been updated below. Let's check, How Rich is Wade Robson in 2020-2021?
According to Forbes, Wikipedia, IMDB, and other reputable online sources, Wade Robson has an estimated net worth of $1 Million at the age of 38 years old in year 2021. He has earned most of his wealth from his thriving career as a Songwriter, Music Video Director, Choreographer, Dancer from Australia. It is possible that He makes money from other undiscovered sources
He has been dancing since he was five years old. He previously appeared in Michael Jackson music videos before becoming a choreographer.
He became a choreographer and judge on So You Think You Can Dance.
He lost his father in 2002. In 2005, he married his SYTYCD creative directing partner Amanda Rodriguez. They have a son named Koa.
Wade Robson is still Alive?
Wade Robson is alive and well and is a celebrity tv show host
Body & Eyes Color
At the age of 38, Wade Robson's height is 6′ 4″ .
He testified in Michael Jackson's defense at the People v. Jackson trial in 2005.
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Facts About Wade Robson
● Wade Robson was born on September 17, 1982 (age 38) in Brisbane, Australia
● He is a celebrity tv show host
● He joined movies and tvshows named The Wade Robson Project (Since 2003), Kazaam (1996) and Leaving Neverland (2019)
● The parents of Wade Robson are Joy Robson, Dennis Robson
● His fiancee is Amanda Rodriguez (m. 2005)
● Wade Robson has 1 sibling in His family: Chantal Robson
● Wade Robson's height is 6′ 4″
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Beginner Spanish Lessons
How to Say "Ruler" in Spanish
Learn how to say "ruler" in Espanol from Spanish teacher Felipe Bonilla in this Howcast video.
How to say 'ruler' in Spanish: Regla. You try it.
If you want to say something like 'the architect uses a ruler', you would say, "El arquitecto utiliza una regla." You try it: El arquitecto utiliza una regla.
Make sure you focus on the R-sound at the beginning, which is a 'rrr' sound. Regla; try it. That's how to say 'ruler' in Spanish.
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Q: HOw to component instace when using routet-outlet This is my sample - https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-router-basic-example-xhr5ds?file=app/app.component.ts
i want take instace of logincomponent which has been mapped to app.component.ts file using router outlet.
How can i able to get that component instace i have tried like below:

import {
  Component,
  ViewChild,
  ViewChildren,
  ContentChild,
  QueryList
} from "@angular/core";
import { LoginViewComponent } from "./views/login/login.component";

@Component({
  selector: "my-app",
  template: `
    <ejs-sidebar
      id="default-sidebar"
      #sidebar
      [target]="target"
      [width]="width"
    >

Sidebar

    </ejs-sidebar>

        <router-outlet></router-outlet>

  `,
  styleUrls: ["./app.component.css"]
})
export class AppComponent {
  @ViewChild(LoginViewComponent, { static: false })
  DashboardComponentInstance: LoginViewComponent;
  @ViewChildren(LoginViewComponent) helloViewChildren: QueryList<
    LoginViewComponent
  >;
  @ContentChild(LoginViewComponent, { static: true })
  helloContentChild: LoginViewComponent;
  public width: string = "230px";
  public target: string = ".main-content";

  ngAfterViewInit() {
    console.log(this.DashboardComponentInstance);
    console.log(this.helloViewChildren);
    console.log(this.helloContentChild);
    var dashboardInstance = this.DashboardComponentInstance;
  }
}

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    public Parameter(String name, Object value) {
        this.name = name;
        this.value = value;
    }

    public Parameter(String name, long value) {
        this.name = name;
        this.value = new Long(value);
    }

    public String getName() {
        return name;
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    public Object getValue() {
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    /* (non-Javadoc)
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Val McDermid is a No.1 bestseller whose novels have been translated into more than thirty languages, and have sold more than sixteen million copies. She has won many awards internationally, including the CWA Gold Dagger for best crime novel of the year and the LA Times Book of the Year Award. She was inducted into the ITV3 Crime Thriller Awards Hall of Fame in 2009, was the recipient of the CWA Cartier Diamond Dagger in 2010 and received the Lambda Literary Foundation Pioneer Award in 2011.
In 2016, Val received the Outstanding Contribution to Crime Fiction Award at the Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival. In 2017, she received the DIVA Literary Prize for Crime and was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature and the Royal Society of Edinburgh. She is also the patron of the Scottish Book Trust. Val writes full time and lives in Edinburgh and the East Neuk of Fife.
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Who can forget how desperate Clark Griswold is for his year-end bonus, since he's already put down an advance on a new swimming pool. When his "bonus letter" reveals a membership to a Jelly of the Month club rather than a check, the result is one of the best movie meltdowns ever. Eventually, Clark does convince his boss to give him the bonus, but not before a slew of regrettable shenanigans including a kidnapping and a SWAT team breaking into his house. Moral of the story? Before you take on major credit debt, be sure that you're on firm financial ground.
In this classic film, George Bailey's savings and loan business is saved from bankruptcy as a result of George's transparency with his business partners. When the villainous Mr. Potter tries to dissolve the business on bank fraud charges, Bailey's investors panic, so George presents them with his entire business portfolio, proving how important his loans have become for the citizens of Bedford Falls. Because of his openness, the townspeople see the value that his business holds for the community, and they pool donations to save it.
At the start of the film, Ebenezer Scrooge's miserly ways have left his employees miserable, and his business' reputation in tatters. He works his most loyal clerk, Bob Cratchit, to the bone, and is reluctant to let him take Christmas Day off. Once the nocturnal spirits show Scrooge the consequences of his penny-pinching ways, he's moved to change by Christmas morning. His new moves include raising Bob's wages, covering Tiny Tim's medical bills, and giving back to the community. In all, both Scrooge's business and his soul profit from his newfound generosity.
I Want A Red Ryder For Christmas!
When customers ask a Macys-employed Santa Claus where to find toys, skates, and other gifts, he realizes that Macys doesn't sell them, so he offers suggestions on where to find them. His boss, along with board, are furious with him for sending customers away. But word gets out about Macys' customer-centric attitude, and over 500 parents, impressed by the store's apparent honesty, write to express their gratitude. The board decides to make "putting public service above profit" an official policy of the store. As a result, Macys builds its customer base and enjoys greater profits in the long-term. Take it from Kris Kringle: putting the customer first pays off in the long-term.


Kathy knew early in life, that her love of animals would direct her other love in life, art. Right out of high school, Kathy started her art training at the Academy of Arts in San Francisco but left after only two weeks because her teachers would not let her paint only animals. Instead of formal art schooling, Kathy went to work with a horse trainer and while working with the horses, started taking their pictures and painting their portraits on wood. Kathy's first art show was in Concord, where she not only got positive reviews and sales of her work but commissions. Kathy's career as a professional artist was born.
Although Kathy's work can be seen at many art shows in the Livermore area, one of her favorite shows is Art Under the Oaks, which she helped start 30 years ago and was show chair of for seven years during its early conception. These early shows were focused very much on the local arts and provided a venue where both the artists and crafters could show their work together.
With the beautiful remodel of Alden Lane Nursery a few years ago and through encouragement from the nursery and the LAA, the Art Under the Oaks show has blossomed since its early days. Although focused on local artists, it also attracts artists from further away, including the Northern San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento. Despite the changes, Kathy can still be seen at the show, displaying her work and sitting under her umbrella and painting.
Kathy's income from the Art Under the Oaks show consists of both sales of artworks she has on display at the show and from after show commissions from show visitors who get paintings done of their furry or feathered friends. Kathy counts a show a success not by how much money she makes but by how many fellow artists she gets to chat to, how many show patrons she gets to share her work with and most of all, how many dogs she gets to pet.
Come see not only Kathy's work but all the talented artists, who will have their work on display at the Art Under the Oaks show on July 16th and 17th from 11 am to 4 pm at Alden Lane Nursery.


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BALLARAT Football and Netball League has six representatives in the Victorian Country youth girls football squad. Nikkita Alexander, Emma Lynch, Hayley Smith, Amy McDonald, Nickesha Jones and Letisha Maraltadj are part of a 27-strong contingent selected to play AFL National Youth Girls Championships in Canberra on May 4-9. Alexander, Lynch, Smith and McDonald are also among 13 players from the North Ballarat Rebels youth girls' football academy, which has 13 representatives in the squad. The academy draws on players from across the state. Selectors finalised the squad after the statewide Subway Shield. Vic Country finished fourth in last year's national carnival – the first time Victoria had been divided into country and metropolitan teams. BFNL squad members: Nikkita Alexander 17, Emma Lynch 17, Hayley Smith 18, Amy McDonald 16, Nickesha Jones 15,Letisha Maraltadj 18. Other academy players: Isabella Ayre (Kerang) 16, Temikka Beeston (Portarlington) 17, Cheryl de Groot (Geelong) 16, Ainslie Kemp (Kyneton) 17, Madisen Maguire (Bannockburn) 18, Kristy McInnes (Geelong) 17, Lily Mithen (Geelong) 16, Eliza Shannon (Geelong) 15, Georgia Watson (Timboon) 17.
BALLARAT Football and Netball League has six representatives in the Victorian Country youth girls football squad.
Nikkita Alexander, Emma Lynch, Hayley Smith, Amy McDonald, Nickesha Jones and Letisha Maraltadj are part of a 27-strong contingent selected to play AFL National Youth Girls Championships in Canberra on May 4-9.
FILE PIC: Nikkita Alexander is among six BFNL players chosen to represent the Victorian Country youth girls football squad.
Alexander, Lynch, Smith and McDonald are also among 13 players from the North Ballarat Rebels youth girls' football academy, which has 13 representatives in the squad.
The academy draws on players from across the state.
Selectors finalised the squad after the statewide Subway Shield.
Vic Country finished fourth in last year's national carnival – the first time Victoria had been divided into country and metropolitan teams.
BFNL squad members: Nikkita Alexander 17, Emma Lynch 17, Hayley Smith 18, Amy McDonald 16, Nickesha Jones 15,Letisha Maraltadj 18.
Isabella Ayre (Kerang) 16, Temikka Beeston (Portarlington) 17, Cheryl de Groot (Geelong) 16, Ainslie Kemp (Kyneton) 17, Madisen Maguire (Bannockburn) 18, Kristy McInnes (Geelong) 17, Lily Mithen (Geelong) 16, Eliza Shannon (Geelong) 15, Georgia Watson (Timboon) 17.


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Filmografia

Cinema
 OstrichLand (2013)
 Trace Film (2015)
 The great The small (2016)
 Loserville (2016)
 The Way You Look Tonight (2019)

Televisione
 Ghost Squad – serie TV (2005)
 Glee – serie TV, episodio 6x02 (2015)
 Sweet/Vicious – serie TV (2016-2017)
 T@gged – serie TV (2016-2018)
 The fosters – serie TV (2017-2018)
 Criminal Minds – serie TV (2018)
 Legacies – serie TV, 18 episodi (2018-2022)

Doppiatori italiani
Nelle versioni in italiano delle opere in cui ha recitato, Nick Fink è stato doppiato da:
 Gabriele Vender in Legacies, The Fosters.

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Q: avoiding screenshot duplication on market: 10" tablet, 7" tablet and phone screenshots all show with phone and laptop access, I added 10" and 7" screenshots as required for tablet optimization, but now I have duplicate screen shots of my two 10" tablet images, two 7" tablet images, first two phone images, all the same, that all show on the market.
when accessed from laptop or phone, the market first shows the two 10" tablet shots, then the two  7" tablet shots, then all the phone shots.
I used two of the the same screenshot images for all devices, pulled from each device separately (actually  an emulator for the tablets since I can't afford to buy tablets). since the screenshot window on the market goes through all the shots from all devices there is a lot of duplication.
I notice that other apps that optimized for tablets (they are on the tablet market app, mine doesn't show on it yet) don't have this issue (e.g. heroes call). their tablet screenshots don't appear at all for me, even when accessing from a laptop.
Should I attempt to contact support on this, it usually takes me weeks of trying to get a answer from support, which so for has just been a form letter response directing to go to a forum site (thus we end up providing our own support).
How can I keep my tablet screenshots from showing for those accessing from phone or laptop, thus avoiding duplication, particularly from showing first?


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Q: Setting height of div + scroll to bottom I'm trying to get a page to scroll to the bottom automatically - easiest thing in the world, right? Well not so much. We've got a SPA (using Kendo UI) for a very simple discussion forum. Part of the JS for that page includes setting the height of our content div, which I've discovered is preventing the standard scrollTop functionality from working.
Here's the page:

The header is static, and the footer is sticky at the bottom of the page. You'll notice the scrollbar doesn't go behind the add comment section, which is part of the reason we're setting the height.
Setting the height:
$('.content-area').height($(window).height() - ($('header nav').height() + $('.disc-add-comment-cont').height()));

.content-area is everything on the page, excluding the header and the nav. header nav is the static header, and .disc-add-comment-cont is the add comment footer.
The code I'm using for the bottom scroll is about as vanilla as it comes:
$("html, body").animate({ scrollTop: $(document).height() }, "slow");

I've also tried:
$("html, body").animate({ scrollTop: $(window).height() - ($('header nav').height() + $('.disc-add-comment-cont').height()) }, "slow");

to account for the first height calc, but no luck.
I need the scroll to bottom functionality to work, even with our existing height calculation. I would have a pretty hard time posting a workable example, but I'm 100% certain it's our height calculation. Leave it in the code, scroll doesn't work. Comment it out, scroll works as expected.

A: The scroll that you have there is on the .content-area element, and not on html or body, so you should scroll that element:
$(".content-area").animate({scrollTop: $('.content-area').prop("scrollHeight")}, "slow");


Paul Anastasi joined Corporate this month as the new Safety Coordinator. Paul brings over 20 years of management, customer service & team leading experience to Collins. He is a proud single dad to Anthony (21), Raymond (19) and Angelina (19). Originally from Southern California, Paul and his family now live in Tracy. Paul is a huge car buff and enjoys building tuner cars with his kids. His other hobbies include fishing & off-roading.
Welcome to the Collins Family, Paul!
Several Collins employees and their families had a great time this past weekend at the annual Bay Bridge Series tailgate barbecue & baseball game between the Oakland A's & San Francisco Giants. A combination of two-hundred and fifty NECA members gathered for a tasty BBQ catered by Famous Dave's. Fans witnessed an exciting game this year, with the A's earning victory in the 11th inning to win 4-3. The sellout crowd (56,310) was the largest attendance in the A's Coliseum history.
Foreman, Jeff Reider worked on this project for eleven months and most of the time alone but sometimes needed an extra hand. Some of the CECI employees who came out to help were: Brannon Monaco (JW),Julio Razo (CW),David Ellsworth (A), Ken Gosselin (JW) & Curtis Poorman (CW). We can't forget about Aaron Walsh (PM) & Chris Riley (GS) and all the others behind the scenes at CECI that made this project possible.
The project consisted of a complete overhaul of their lighting system. We replaced the old lights with new LED lights and a state of the art lighting control network that allows them to operate the lights from an iPad.
When all the lights were hung in place the lighting designer, Kelly Roberson, came out and Jeff was able to help her aim and focus the lights on the art work to a specific light level through the new dimmer panels that we had installed.
Great work Jeff!! If you have not been to the Haggin Museum lately please plan a trip to see this beautiful art in a new light!
The first concrete slab pour at 1100 Clay Street in Oakland. This project is going to be a 16 story high-rise apartment complex.
Seabre Dillard, Accounting Manager Susan Rodriguez, HR Manager & Leticia Parises, Controller at last week's first ever IBEW Joint Management and Labor Industry Advancement Forum.


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By Jack Bennett
Aubrey Debauchery sheds a layer of giggly girl on her latest release, In May, and emerges as a sometimes heartbroken, yet always-saucy songstress. Her third album builds on her self-proclaimed knack for singing about drinking, boys, and drinking with boys, but it departs from the fancy-free attitude of 2006's Forgiven/Forgotten and shows Debauchery as a wearier songwriter who's learning to deal with breakup and the boys who line up to fall for her like dominos. The addition of lap steel—though deficient in adequate twang—accents the sullen "My Weakness" and brings out a country bounce in "Bartender," a song about forsaking a good-girl reputation after a night of free drinks. In "Duffy's," Debauchery asks an ex to divide up the town to avoid beer-fueled encounters at the hipster tavern because they're admittedly still in love. On the album's title track, she repeats, "I'm sure you'll forget my name by May," and while Debauchery has packed up her Martin guitar and headed to Washington, it's unlikely she'll be forgotten now … or in any other month.
The Rough Guide to Salsa Dura NYC
Rough Guide explores 1970s New York's Salsa Dura on its latest release.
Asleep at the Wheel keep the Texas Swing a-swingin' on new album.
Amy Winehouse faces her demons on <i>Back to Black</i>.
Queen of the blues Koko Taylor is back singing man-done-me-wrong songs.
The Far Now
David Kilgour's latest pop gem returns to the form of his early work.


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John Anthony Quitman, Mexican War general and Mississippi advocate of secession, dies on his plantation in Natchez
Former Mexican War general, Mississippi governor, and current U.S. congressman, John Anthony Quitman dies on his plantation near Natchez, Mississippi. He is said to be a victim of the notorious "National Hotel Disease" that had recently afflicted Washington, D.C. Though born in New York, Quitman has became a wealthy slave-owner and a tireless advocate of southern slates rights and slave power influence to the point of advocating the re-opening of the Atlantic slave trade and financing filibustering efforts in the Caribbean. (By John Osborne)
Source Citation:
Robert E. May, "Quitman, John Anthony," American National Biography Online, February 2000, http://www.anb.org/articles/03/03-00408.html.
Date Certainty:
Filibustering
Quitman, John Anthony
How to Cite This Page: "John Anthony Quitman, Mexican War general and Mississippi advocate of secession, dies on his plantation in Natchez," House Divided: The Civil War Research Engine at Dickinson College, http://hd.housedivided.dickinson.edu/node/21709.


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QNL to mark new academic year with variety of workshops and events in September
Posted on 28/08/2022 by ScienceFatherLeave a Comment on QNL to mark new academic year with variety of workshops and events in September
Doha: Qatar National Library (QNL) is set to host an exciting lineup of events and workshops for members this September, focusing on heritage and research as well as health, education and learning to support children, parents and teachers for the new academic year. The Library will also hold a lecture on sports event management in Qatar and accessibility features for spectators with disabilities in the run-up to the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.
On 3 September, researchers are invited to attend a one-day event dedicated to strengthening their skills through three technical workshops that give oversight of both quantitative and qualitative methodologies.
On 3, 10, 17, and 24 September, the Library will host its second "Young Adults Coding Camp," in collaboration with AdStep, an EdTech start-up led by a group of engineers from Qatar University. The sessions aim to equip young adults with technical skills related to coding, robotics, gaming and design.
On 6 September, the Library will host "The Creative Writing Circle for Adults" which provides an opportunity for creative writers to come together and share their work. The group provides inspiration, feedback and encouragement in a supportive environment.
With the beginning of another academic year, children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) need specific strategies and a special classroom environment that supports their learning. Teachers are invited to join this lecture on "Regulating Behavior in a Classroom Environment for Students with ADHD" on 10 September, to learn about some of these strategies and ways to put them into practice.
The Library will host a series of seminars on 11 and 17 September, where parents are invited to learn skills, tips, tricks, and habits to support children to get to the next level in their academic lives. The seminars will cover topics ranging from human psychology, neurolinguistic programming and physiology to smart ways to study, how to construct an essay and how to improve your memory.
On 14 September, the Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra will be back at the Library to perform Schuberts Octet in F Major. This beloved titan of the chamber music repertoire comprises six movements and effuses a tender warmth of expression and lyrical beauty from first note to last.
On 15 September, the Library will host "FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Accessibility for Spectators with Disabilities," a practical discussion guide to raise awareness about the accessibility features of FIFA 2022 to ensure that the unique atmosphere, matchday services and passion for the event can be shared and enjoyed by everyone, regardless of physical ability. The program will be presented by representatives from the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy and Qatar Social and Cultural Center for the Blind.
On 15 September, the Library invites teachers and parents to a workshop that discusses how to nurture and guide gifted and creative children to help them get the most out of their talents.
Then, on 18 September and with the FIFA World Cup rapidly approaching, the Library will host a lecture that will cover the historical aspects of managing and hosting large sporting events as well as the current and future implications for Qatar. Guest speakers for this event will be Dr. Danyel Reiche and Dr. Matthias Krug. Dr. Danyel Reiche is a Visiting Research Fellow at the Center for International and Regional Studies (CIRS) and an Associate Professor at Georgetown University in Qatar where he leads a research initiative on the FIFA World Cup 2022. With Paul Brannagan, he published the book Qatar and the 2022 FIFA World Cup: Politics, Controversy, Change (Palgrave Macmillan 2022), and edited the volume Handbook of Sport in the Middle East (Routledge 2022). Dr. Krug is an academic and author of Journeys on the Football Carpet, the first book published about Qatars incredible football journey.
Finally, the Library, the regional IFLA Center for Preservation and Conservation in the Arab Region and the Middle East, will host a webinar on 27 September to highlight the efforts of the National Center for Manuscripts in the Adrar region of Algeria, known for its many family-held collections, which contain a vast number of manuscripts. The lecture will be presented by Belfakir Ahmed, a specialist in the preservation and conservation of manuscripts.
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Newburgh celebrates lowest fiscal stress score from the state one year after budget crisis
Lana Bellamy
CITY OF NEWBURGH - A year after the City of Newburgh contended with a budget crisis, facing potential bankruptcy that led to steep layoffs in police and fire personnel, the state Comptroller's Office has handed the city its lowest possible score in terms of financial stress.
The state Comptroller scores the current or anticipated fiscal stress of municipalities on a scale of zero to 100; the lower the rating, the better.
The City of Newburgh's score for the 2019 fiscal year was zero, from 36.3 in 2017.
For comparison, Poughkeepsie was the only mid-Hudson city rated to be in significant fiscal stress with a score of 75.
This most recent round of scores were based on financial filings submitted to the state, according to the state Comptroller's report, and provide a baseline measurement of local governments' ability to respond to the financial effects of the current public health crisis.
Newburgh's administration celebrated the "unprecedented" drop in a news release issued Tuesday, crediting the leadership of City Manager Joe Donat who began working with the city at the end of 2018 and Comptroller Todd Venning who was hired in February of last year.
"There is a direct correlation between the difficult budgetary decisions made last year and the improvements to our finances, as reflected in the report...." Donat said Wednesday. "The city has tackled a whole host of financial concerns in record time. Last year, were received a tremendous amount of criticism for some of the decisions made. Nevertheless, we moved forward and as a result worked to restore our fiscal credibility."
Donat is expected to put forth a proposed 2021 budget for the City Council to consider at its next meeting on Oct. 13. A vote will likely take place in November.
For years, the City of Newburgh has been plagued by financial hardships. The stress hit a boiling point in 2018 when news of former Comptroller Kathryn Mack resigning and a forthcoming resignation of then-City Manager Michael Ciaravino hit nearly back-to-back.
Prior to that in 2016, former Comptroller John Aber resigned after he was charged with felony grand larceny. He later pleaded guilty in Orange County Court to stealing thousands of dollars in boat-launch fees.
City Council members praised Venning and Donat's work on Newburgh's finances in the release, with Mayor Torrance Harvey referring to Venning as a "beacon of light."
"His (Venning's) keen ability to analyze and comprehend numbers is magical," Harvey said in a statement. "... His work in collaboration with our Council and executive staff saved this City for years to come, especially in light of a global pandemic that no one anticipated."
Councilman-at-Large Anthony Grice referred to some past issues with the city's budget management, adding that he believes those days are over.
"In a collaborative effort... we will continue to strike the balance between services and tax dollars," Grice said in-part in the statement. "As we keep moving forward, we need the public to be an informed part of the process, and will do all that we can to encourage that."
lbellamy@th-record.com


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Q: A-Data firmware remains old after update I'm running A-Data S599 SSD on my Apple Mac Pro running Windows 7 64-bit Ultimate in Apple BootCamp.
The flasher is updating the drive ok, but when it finish I got BSOD. After rebooting the system I got the same firmware.
My current version is: 3.4.3 and I'm updating to 3.6.5.

A: That was chipset problem. I've got a new Mac Pro 2009 now with ICH10R and it flashed nicely.


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Bona Law Adds Former Paramount Pictures Executive Vice President of Business and Legal Affairs
Bona Law is pleased to announce that Steven Madoff, formerly an Executive Vice President of Worldwide Business and Legal Affairs at Paramount Pictures Corporation in Hollywood, California has joined the law firm as Of Counsel.
Steven Madoff joined the firm in November, 2019 and will support and expand Bona Law's expertise in antitrust and competition law, joint venture formation and operation, trade association activities and business affairs in all aspects of entertainment and media law. Steven has broad experience as an in-house business affairs attorney and senior legal executive including:
Serving as International Counsel for the Motion Picture Association of America, where he worked on market entry, business development, government regulation and international copyright matters for the seven major Hollywood Studios (Disney, MGM/UA, Paramount, Sony Pictures, Twentieth Century Fox, Universal Pictures and Warner Bros.);
Heading up business and legal affairs and business development as Executive Vice President of Worldwide Business and Legal Affairs and General Counsel for Paramount's Pay Television, Home Entertainment and Digital Media Divisions;
Developed, negotiated and drafted billion dollar television output license agreements with HBO, Showtime, and BSkyB in the United Kingdom; TPS/Canal Plus in France; Premier in Germany; and JSB in Japan;
Negotiated and concluded partnership agreements for the formation of pay-TV joint ventures in Australia, Latin America, Brazil, Japan and Southeast Asia;
Negotiated and concluded the partnership agreement for the formation of Movielink, the first internet-based movie delivery services owned and operated by major studios: MGM/UA, Paramount, Sony Pictures, Universal Pictures and Warner Bros.;
Worked on the de-merger of Viacom and CBS Television and Viacom's subsequent acquisition of Dreamworks Pictures;
Provided services as an expert witness in Federal District Court and California Superior Court on behalf of Warner Bros., Universal Pictures, Univision Television and other Hollywood studios.
Represented Dreams of Dragons Pictures, a Beijing-based Chinese motion picture and television program producer and distributor in transactions with Hollywood studios for the release of Hollywood motion pictures in China.
Steven earned his undergraduate degree from SUNY at Buffalo and an M.S. degree in Television-Radio-Film from the Newhouse School of Syracuse University. He then received his J.D. degree from the University of Miami School of Law and an LL.M. degree in Trade Regulation from the New York University School of Law. He clerked for the Honorable Joe Eaton, Chief Judge of the S.D. of Florida as an intern.
After earning his LL.M degree, which offered advanced training in antitrust and entertainment law, Steven joined the Motion Picture Association of America in New York, and after two years became International Counsel for the MPAA. Steven then joined Paramount Pictures at the Studio's location in Hollywood as Attorney, eventually rising to Executive Vice President of Worldwide Business and Legal Affairs for Paramount's Pay Television, Home Entertainment and Digital Media Divisions, with over 30 attorneys, business affairs and business development executives reporting to him.
Jarod Bona, CEO of Bona Law said, "We are specifically targeting the media and entertainment sector because with its structural changes will come significant antitrust and competition issues. We are thrilled that Steven agreed to join us because he combines direct experience with antitrust, competition, joint venture, and transaction issues with an insider's knowledge of the media and entertainment market, which is quite unique."
After leaving Paramount, Steven provided independent business affairs and legal consulting services to many of the Hollywood studios including Universal, Summit Pictures, Warner Bros., Paramount and Univision Television. He also provided services as an expert witness in high profile entertainment and media industry litigations.
"I am delighted to join Bona Law," Steven said. The firm is at the cutting edge of law practice offering top-notch legal services by seasoned professionals in an efficient client-centric manner." Steven's practice will focus on entertainment and media transactions, antitrust counseling, joint venture formation and operation as well as serving as an expert witness in entertainment industry matters.
Steven is admitted to practice law in California and New York State.


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Publication Peculiarities: Titles
In this post in my series on publication peculiarities I look at titles (the first post was about papers as a whole). The paper titles below all have something interesting about them.
I have tried to give links to all the papers mentioned. Where one is not given the paper is (to my knowledge) not officially available on the web, although it may be nevertheless findable using Google Scholar.
Shortest Title
Here are some contenders for the shortest title (the first and third of these are taken from page 146 of my Handbook of Writing for the Mathematical Sciences, SIAM, 1998, second edition). Note that the following titles are all clickable, even though they are not underlined.
Charles McCarthy, , Israel J. Math. 5(4), 249-271, 1967.
F. Brezzi, L. P. Franca, T. J. R. Hughes and A. Russo, , Comput. Methods Appl. Mech. Engrg. 145(3-4), 329-339, 1997.
Norman Meyers and James Serrin, , Proc. Natl. Acad. Sciences USA 51, 1055-1056, 1964.
Mitchell Feigenbaum and David Mermin, , American Journal of Physics 56, 18-21, 1988.
The last three titles have the virtue of forming a complete sentence with subject, verb and object.
Title Inspired by Film
Olivier Ledoit and Michael Wolf, Honey, I Shrunk the Sample Covariance Matrix, J. Portfolio Management 30(4), 110-119, 2004.
The next paper, referring to The Blair Witch Project (1999), uses a photo of Tony Blair to compare different colour maps:
Bernice E. Rogowitz and Alan D. Kalvin, The "Which Blair Project": A Quick Visual Method for Evaluating Perceptual Color Maps, 183-556, in Proceedings of IEEE Visualization 2001, 2001.
Typo in Title
It is quite rare for a title to contain a typo. Here is an example
S. W. Ellacott and E. B. Saff, On Clenshaws's Method and a Generalisation to Faber Series, Numer. Math., 52, 499-509, 1988.
In the body of the paper (in particular on the last line of the first page) the correct usage "Clenshaw's" appears.
In the next example "Lambert W" is correctly spelled in the body of the paper, though not in the title:
M. M. Sherrif, N. S. Ravindran and P. Krishnapriya, Stability Analysis For Tumour Growth Model Through the Lambertz W Function, Journal of Advances in Mathematics 7(1), 1140-1146, 2014.
This paper has an incorrect spelling of Riccati:
George E. Trapp, Jr., The Ricatti Equation and the Geometric Mean, pages 437-445, in B. N. Datta, e.d., Linear Algebra and Its Role in Systems Theory, Contemporary Math., 47, 1985.
The next paper has a common grammatical error in the title:
A. A. Gurjar, S. Ladhake and A. Thakare, Analysis Of Acoustic of "OM" Chant To Study It's Effect on Nervous System, International Journal of Computer Science and Network Security 9, 363-367, 2009.
The original 1942 edition of
Paul Halmos, Finite-Dimensional Vector Spaces, viii+200, Springer-Verlag, 1958.
was titled Finite Dimensional Vector Spaces, without the hyphen. Halmos explained that he became convinced of the need for the hyphen by the time of 1958 edition.
Finally, one should be aware that there can be errors in metadata if not in a paper itself. The title of
B. Wie, H. Weiss and A. Arapostathis, Quaternion Feedback Regulator for Spacecraft Eigenaxis Rotations, Journal of Guidance, Control, and Dynamics 12, 375-380, 1989.
has no typos, but the journal's metadata at the above link, including the title displayed on the web page, has the typo "quarternion".
Authors like enumerating things. Here we count to ten in paper titles.
H. F. Baker, The Reciprocation of One Quadric into Another, Proc. Cambridge Philos. Soc. 23, 22-27, 1925.
Donald Knuth, Two Notes on Notation, Amer. Math. Monthly, 99, 403-422, 1992.
Thomas Quinn, Scott Tremaine and Martin Duncan, A Three Million Year Integration of the Earth's Orbit, Astron. J. 101, 2287-2305, 1991.
K. Appel and W. Haken, Every Planar Map is Four Colorable. Part I: Discharging, Illinois J. Math. 21, 429-490, 1977.
David Anderson, Tom Kilburn: A Tale of Five Computers, Comm. CACM, 57, 35-38, 2014.
Ergin Elmacioglu and Dongwon Lee, On Six Degrees of Separation in DBLP-DB and More, SIGMOD Rec. 34, 33-40, 2005.
Brian McCartin, Seven Deadly Sins of Numerical Computation, Amer. Math. Monthly, 105, 929-941, 1998.
E. C. Berkeley, Eight Hundred People Interested in Mechanical Brains, Amer. Statist., 4, 11-12, 1950.
Desmond Higham, Nine Ways to Implement the Binomial Method for Option Valuation in MATLAB, SIAM Review, 44, 661-677, 2002.
Gian-Carlo Rota, Ten Lessons I Wish I Had Been Taught, Notices Amer. Math. Soc., 44, 22-25, 1997.
As for continuing beyond 10, I will just pick out two specific cases.
Joseph Lee Rodgers and Alan Nicewander, Thirteen Ways to Look at the Correlation Coefficient, Amer. Statist., 42, 59-66, 1988.
Cleve B. Moler and Charles F. Van Loan, Nineteen Dubious Ways to Compute the Exponential of a Matrix, Twenty-Five years Later, SIAM Review, 45, 3-49, 2003.
Meta-Titles
This category refers to titles that are looking at a topic from a higher perspective.
Michael Berry, Why Are Special Functions Special?, Physics Today 54, 11-12, 2001.
Barbara Kitchenham, Pearl Brereton, David Budgen, Mark Turner, John Bailey and Stephen Linkman, Systematic Literature Reviews in Software Engineering—A Systematic Literature Review, Information and Software Technology 51, 7-15, 2009.
The final article is somewhat controversial: see The Tears of Donald Knuth.
Martin Campbell-Kelly, The History of the History of Software, IEEE Annals of the History of Computing 29, 40-51, 2007.
Shakespearean Titles
Now we are looking for titles that make reference to a Shakespearean play.
R. W. Bemer, Towards Standards for Handwritten Zero and Oh: Much Ado About Nothing (and a Letter), or a Partial Dossier on Distinguishing Between Handwritten Zero and Oh, Comm. ACM 10, 513-518, 1967.
William Kahan, Branch Cuts for Complex Elementary Functions or Much Ado About Nothing's Sign Bit, in A. Iserles and M. J. D. Powell, eds, The State of the Art in Numerical Analysis, Oxford University Press, 1987, pages 165-211.
Peter Hall, A Comedy of Errors: The Canonical Form for a Stable Characteristic Function, Bull. London Math. Soc. 13, 23-27, 1981
Joel David Hamkins, Destruction or Preservation as You Like It, Annals of Pure and Applied Logic 91, 191-229, 1998
Someone whose titles I have often admired is William (Velvel) Kahan (he has already appeared in the previous section). I particular like his alliterative
William Kahan, Conserving Confluence Curbs Ill-Condition, Technical Report number 6, Computer Science Department, University of California, Berkeley, 1972.
and the pun in
William Kahan and Beresford N. Parlett, Can You Count on Your Calculator?, Memorandum No. UCB/ERL M77/21, Electronics Research Laboratory, College of Engineering, University of California, 1977.
If you know of further interesting titles please add them to the comments below.
Posted on April 9, 2015 November 12, 2015 by Nick HighamPosted in publication peculiarities1 Comment


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Q: HIVE UNION ALL with clause I have the below mysql update statement. I am trying to convert this into hql using hive 13.(so i do not have any update statement in hive)
UPDATE MY_TABLE.STORE SET
  ADDRESS1 = b.addr_line_1
  ,ADDRESS3 = b.city + ', ' + b.state + ' ' + b.postal_cde
FROM
  MY_TABLE.STORE a INNER JOIN
  CUST b ON
    a.REGION = b.LOC_NUM
  AND a.STORENUMBER = b.cust_num;

UPDATE MY_TABLE.STORE SET
  STORETYPE = b.abc_num
FROM
  MY_TABLE.STORE a INNER JOIN
  RLT b ON
    a.REGION = b.LOC_NUM
  AND a.STORENUMBER = b.CUST_NUM;

Below is my query:
insert into table X
select b.addr_line_1,CONCAT(B.CITY, ', ', B.STATE, ' ', B.POSTAL_CDE),STORETYPE
from  MY_TABLE.STORE A JOIN CUST b ON a.REGION = b.LOC_NUM
  AND a.STORENUMBER = b.cust_num t1

UNION ALL
select ADDRESS1 ,ADDRESS3 ,b.abc_num from  MY_TABLE.STORE a INNER JOIN
  RLT b ON
    a.REGION = b.LOC_NUM
  AND a.STORENUMBER = b.CUST_NUM t2 on t1.id <> t2.id;

The above query throws an error for parsing.
I know there should be 2 queries , 1 if Primary keys are equal and other if they are not equal.
Above query is for equal PK condition.
where Id is the PK. Any help please. Have been quite long researching on this.

A: UPDATE in Hive before version .14  is INSERT OVERWRITE TABLE OR PARTITION.
You need LEFT JOIN to select all rows from STORE including updated and not updated.
Check into CASE statement which table is joined.
Use folowing query as a template:
INSERT OVERWRITE TABLE STORE
SELECT
-- fields should be in the same order like in target table (STORE)
--update all joined records, leave as is if not joined:

case when c.LOC_NUM is not null then c.addr_line_1 --first table joined
     when r.LOC_NUM is not null then r.addr_line_1 --second table joined
     else s.address1                               --not joined
 end                                                                   as address1,

    ...

FROM STORE s
     LEFT JOIN CUST c ON s.REGION = c.LOC_NUM
                     AND s.STORENUMBER = c.cust_num
     LEFT JOIN  RLT r ON s.REGION = r.LOC_NUM
                     AND s.STORENUMBER = r.CUST_NUM ;

Implement your equal/not equal logic also in the CASEs.
Also you need to double check that joins do not create duplicates.


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Science Museum's Lates
This event has finished Took place on: Wednesday, 29th May 2019
The Science Museum will be marking the redefinition of the Kilogram with a special Lates in partnership with the National Physics Laboratory (NPL). The redefinition of the Kilogram goes into effect on 20 May, World Metrology Day and sees us move away from using a physical object as a point of reference for scientific measurement, to make units of measurement more robust for use in today's world.
Measure of All Things Lates explores the role of measurement in trade, travel and time and the importance of a universal measuring system.
Discover the work of horologists over the ages in The Clockmakers' Museum, learn about how to tune an atomic clock and find out what the redefinition of the Kilogram means for physicists.
Listen to comedy group Large Stand-Up Collider explore the humorous side of the Kilogram, meet metrologists and discover the story of the kibble balance and find out how new technology is changing the way we measure our world.
All this and much more, including the chance to go on a virtual journey that is out of this world in Space Descent VR with Tim Peake and get down at our famous intergalactic silent disco.
Measure of All Things Lates is at the Science Museum on Wednesday 29 May from 18.45 – 22.00. For more information and to book free tickets visit sciencemuseum.org.uk/see-and-do/lates.
Media Partner: The Telegraph
The Lates Highlights:
Why do we measure everything?
Metrologist Richard Brown explains how billions of measurements are used every day to support industry, trade and health.
Le Grand K
Experience performances and readings by artists and writers from the Royal College of Art in response to the recent redefinition of the value of the kilogram.
Measurement parlour games
Play with the National Physics Laboratory's collection of SI-based parlour games and discover how machines precisely and accurately measure physical quantities.
The history of measurement
Join curators to discover which units of measurement were used in the past, from Elizabethan weights to General Roy's standard scale before going on a tour of The Clockmakers' Museum and getting up close with incredible examples of horological history.
Bring physics to life and get to grips with the seven SI base units. Can you perfectly 'tune' an atomic clock or make an acoustic resonance thermometry system work?
The kibble balance
Metrologists Ian Robinson and Perdi Williams explore how due to advances in physics the mass scale reliant on a single artefact is being replaced by a more scalable definition based on universal fundamental constants.
Come along and see clock and watchmakers at work, using tools and materials that have remained largely unchanged for the last 500 years.
Large Stand-Up Collider
Join geek comedy group Large Stand-Up Collider for a night of measurement inspired frivolity as they explore whether size in physics really does matter.
Bot challenges
Try and win a prize by stacking SI base units in plastic robot form before using high-precision laser interferometry to measure your bot.
Harnessing time
Top chronologist Anne Curtis will take you back in time to uncover the story of the most accurate timepieces ever created.
Contact and Booking Details
More information at this website.
Reserve tickets at this website
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For people who have a reasonable chance of coming into contact with blood or blood-containing materials as part of their job responsibilities.
Participants will have an opportunity to enhance their technical knowledge and prepare for the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification in computed tomography. ARRT certified radiographers preparing for the post primary certification exam in computed tomography and employees assigned responsibilities in computed tomography will benefit from this easy-to-understand approach to CT basics. Course completion will provide 19 continuing education credits through the American Society of Radiologic Technologists.
Course meets DDS requirements for training in appropriate medication administration to individuals with developmental disabilities. Pre-requisite to DD MAT Update.
Course meets DDS requirements for annual update training in medication administration. Must hold current DD MAT certification to enroll.
First aid is the immediate care that is given to someone with an illness or injury before someone with more advanced training arrives and takes over.
Course Description: •	A comprehensive program that teaches the basic techniques of adult, child, and infant CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) and the use of an AED (Automated External Defibrillator). This course is designed for lay rescuers and those who may need to respond to a cardiac emergency. •	AHA Certification in CPR and AED is obtained upon successful completion. Prerequisites: •	None. Pertinent Information: •	Heartsaver CPR AED Student Workbook •	All books included in tuition	•	Students must attend the entire class to be eligible for completion. •	Students must demonstrate 100 percent competency of the skills learned and pass a written test with 84 percent or better to successfully complete certification requirements. •	Majority of class time will be spent on the floor practicing/learning skills utilizing the manikins. Students are encouraged to dress comfortably. •	Certification is for two years. Course Content: Module 1 CPR and AED for Adults Module 2 Choking in an Adult Module 3 CPR and AED for Children Module 4 How to Help a Choking Child Module 5 CPR for Infants Module 6 How to Help a Choking Infant For more information, please call the Health Occupations desk at (405) 377-3333 ext. 209 or 211 (Health, Medical, Certified, Daycare, Teacher, Basic) To see all upcoming short courses, visit meridiantech.edu/catalog.
For health care providers and other professional rescuers. Learn skills of one- and two-rescuer CPR for adult, child, and infant utilizing mouth-to-mask and bag-mask techniques and AED. Must pass written and skills tests for certification.
Meets requirements for AHA Healthcare Provider Recertification. Must pass written and skills tests for certification. Must show current Healthcare Provider CPR certification card to enroll.
This course presents fundamental principles and skills that a certified radiographer will need in order to effectively initiate, maintain, and discontinue intravenous therapy. In addition to practice on a Virtual IV Simulator, participants will also have supervised lab practice of skills. Successful course completion will be based on demonstration of knowledge and skill competencies.
This course is designed to provide the certified radiographer with a working knowledge of mammography. The course provides 27.5 hours of formal didactic instruction, including 8 hours of digital mammography, applicable to meet MQSA initial training requirements. Participants may obtain the additional 12.5 hours, documenting 25 supervised exams on their own, to meet the 40-hour MQSA training requirement.
After completing the MRI Basics course you will have satisfied the American Registry of Radiologic Technologist (ARRT) structured education requirement to take the MRI certification examination. This course follows the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) MRI Curriculum. The curriculum includes MRI history, physics & image formation, data acquisition and processing, imaging parameters and imaging options. Also instruction is given on patient care, contrast media, MRI safety and image quality. The students of this course will also have the opportunity to complete the ARRT's 125 clinical experience requirements during the clinical experience portion of the class.
This course introduces hospital coding/billing to students with various backgrounds - coding, billing, inpatient hospital coding, outpatient hospital coding, inpatient hospital billing, outpatient hospital billing or any combination thereof.


During the mid-to-late eighties, the team of Russ Howard, Glenn Howard, Tim Belcourt and Kent Carstairs were a dominant force in Canadian and world curling. Leading the list of accomplishments is the world championship in 1987. In the same year, the Howard team was recognized as Ontario Team of the Year. Russ and company were runners-up at the 1986 Labatt Brier and a semi-finalist in 1989.


Okay, you've gotten past the "cocktail napkin" stage of bookkeeping, but you're just not ready to hire a CPA full-time. You've just installed QuickBooks and... from there, it does seem a little stress-inducing. Just like every other part of your business, you have unlimited options on where to put what and how to structure everything, and you'd be justified in being afraid of mucking it all up. Luckily, there are ample resources to help you.
There are several versions of QuickBooks that you may eventually want to dabble in. QuickBooks Premier is excellent if your business is a type that is fairly niched, such as being a contractor. However, this is like trying a radical flavor of ice cream before you've ever tried vanilla -- it's odd, and it can taint your impressions of how the software operates. Do not even consider using QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions at this point -- if you were big enough to make that a sensible option, you would have a CPA or even an entire accounting department. Give yourself time to understand QuickBooks before you jump ahead.
Setting up a dummy company is a good idea because it will let you play with all of the features and enter nonsensical information without having an impact on your real business. You can give it a crazy name, enter Mad Magazine-type names in the customer fields, and play with numbers that are anywhere from microscopic if you want to model a kid's lemonade stand all the way to gargantuan if you want to pretend you're already part of the Forbes 50. Don't be too particular about the specifics of your dummy company. Just use it to get familiar with how the system operates.
YouTube can pretty much teach you how to do anything, and using QuickBooks is no exception to the rule. There are a lot of videos, but some of the best come from QuickBooks University. One of the more popular videos is one where it discusses 3 of the most common errors you'll likely make as a beginner. For example, many people put in credit card statements as a bill, when it has an entire section devoted to the reconciliation of credit card charges. If you forget this, you may find yourself at an impasse during tax season.
The beginning of any relationship is a meeting, and your accountant is no different. Hopefully you at least use a CPA for your annual taxes. This person can help you migrate your information to QuickBooks. As well, they can help you with refining that information and double-checking that everything is in the right place. Further, as you slowly segue into growing your business to the level of having a full-time CPA, you can use this person's services more and more until you either replace them or hire them on.
Begin with your business's vitals, such as tax ID number, business structure, reporting calendar and the like. When you have double-checked that, move on to entering customer information. Do only that much for at least a week to avoid getting overwhelmed. As a small business owner, this is one more time when you should not try to do everything at once.
Run through like a beta tester and try every possible function that QuickBooks offers. No matter how unusual, obscure or weird the function may be, figure out if it will work on your system and what it basically does. This way, you will know in case you have to use the function down the road.
Learning QuickBooks is like learning anything else -- it takes a fair amount of time to become proficient but a lifetime to truly master. Taking classes and continuing to read up on the functions and changes to the software will keep you in the know. Subscribe to learn more about how to make QuickBooks work hard to grow your business.


Mr. Asthma Mom came home early from an after-hours work thing one Friday evening because he felt unwell. Sometime in the middle of that night, *unwell* gave way to full-force gastrointestinal symptoms, and those lasted most of the next day. Saturday night found his stomach bug easing somewhat, and he woke up Sunday morning feeling better but also completely emptied out.
That Sunday night, we're having your typical quiet evening at home with two little kids. Mr. Asthma Mom and an almost four year-old AG are watching a movie. The Steadfast Sidekick, around 10 months-old, is asleep in her crib. All is peaceful until AG stands up and spews – this is literally, now – all over the living room floor.
And then kept on going for the next couple of hours and couldn't stop. I'm talking less than 5 minutes between vomiting episodes and far, far beyond the point of emptying her stomach. This severity is actually pretty typical for AG, who will experience any illness that hits this family for twice as long as the rest of us and feel twice as bad.
While Mr. Asthma Mom headed to the emergency room with AG, the Steadfast Sidekick woke up in her crib with the same symptoms. Eventually, I ended up with her in the ER, too.
So far this chain of events isn't all that significant, right? I mean, almost everyone with kids has an emergency room story or five of their own. I grew up as one of four active children in a military family, and my little brother was especially reckless. My mother had visits to the Navy hospital's ER down to a science and always came armed with reading material, a sweater for the cold waiting room, and a snack for whichever one of us had fallen off the bike (me) or jumped off the top of our backyard playset (little brother) this time.
This story, though, diverges in the emergency room's bathroom, where I ended up sick as well. Making me virtually worthless to help with the girls, who received anti-nausea medication and I.V.'s for rehydration while I drove home in the middle of the night to huddle on the bathroom floor.
Now remember, Mr. Asthma Mom had just gotten better himself. By the time he brought the girls home near dawn, made sure I wasn't dying (even if I really, really wanted to), and then ran back out to the store to pick up more ginger ale, he felt just about ready to collapse.
Luckily, the anti-nausea suppositories (another thing many parents have some familiarity with, I think) helped AG and her Sidekick immensely, and all of us more or less slept the entire next day.
During those early years with my daughters, we never thought to put together a Sick Box.
Back when we were talking about H1N1 preparations in August, I wrote about laying in some supplies. And unlike a great many things I only plan to do, this time I actually went out, bought some emergency flu rations, and stuck them all in a large container in the basement.
Because when I'm sick or most of my family is sick, the last thing I have time for is a quick run to the store for GI-sensitive foods or clear liquids.
Also, the concept of an actual box is key, since your family (if it's anything like mine) will probably eat all that emergency ramen soup unless it's somewhere out of sight, and you won't find out it's gone until you need to make some.
The girls are old enough to get themselves ready for school, and thank God for school buses and online lunch payments, but let me tell you – it was awfully nice to have that box when I got sick at the beginning of this flu season.
For some of you, it's probably not a revolutionary idea. But while I am fairly analytical and well sorted out in my own head, I am somewhat less than organized in actual life. Preparing a Sick Box represents a fairly major accomplishment in household order for me.
Now it's your turn. Do you have a Sick Box of your own? What's in it?
*Remember that even OTC meds carry expiration dates.
Remember when I said proactive paranoia? The first week of school I went out and got a lot of these items plus staying way ahead on general household supplies like dishwashing soap, laundry soap etc.
I am wondering what you have for OTC meds for GI virus? I am not familiar with any suppositories? I have some culturelle (probiotic) that I mixed with a little gaterade and gave my son the other day when he had a mild stomach bug but would like to know any other suggestions specifically.
Not related, I am just bummed I found out my older son can not get the H1N1 shot at school via the county nurse when it is available because of his egg allergy… we have to go thru pediatrician so am hoping they do not have a supply issue.
We DO have a sick box (well, closet shelf since there are five of us, so it's a lot of stuff). I recommend having Feverall acetominophen suppositories for the kids. Those were good when swine flu hit my son and he couldn't get that 104 fever down b/c of the vomiting. I also keep an extra loaf of bread and some mashed potatoes in the freezer at all times; those are good once you have a little appetite back.
And don't forget a "vomit kit" for the car–I have a child prone to carsickness so I've always needed one. It has Lysol wipes, paper towels, ziplocs for dirty clothes, extra clothes, bottle of water, etc.
Karen–That's a good idea, to make sure household stuff is stocked up, too. Detergent is the last thing I want to run out of w/a stomach bug in the house, that's for sure.
Gina–I love the freezer and the car kit tips! Using the freezer for emergency supplies, too, didn't even occur to me. Thanks for sharing.
See what I mean? I'm not kidding when I say I lack the preparation gene.
I superstocked our pantry over the spring/summer, when we weren't sure where this was headed, but in the last few weeks I've noticed we're out of a lot of the things I'd need if we all got sick — soup, gatorade, etc. Figures!
Thanks for the list. I stocked up on fever reducers but didn't consider the GI stuff. Also, my preschooler has walked off with the new thermometer. Back to the store tomorrow!
My best friend and her son are just recovering from this. She spent two days on the couch and is better, but just can't shake her cough (two weeks now). He had a thick cough and was violently ill (GI). He's rebounded a lot better than she has.
When my five were little, I loaded up on paper towels, baby wipes, cleaners/ sanitizers, small plastic grocery bags and paper grocery bags(easy to grab when tummy trouble is imminent), some soft towels to line the sick bed( usually the sofa) and a supply of ginger ale. Also pretzels, saltines and a fresh supply of cinnamon and bread for toasting. I also kept some spare coloring books, puzzles and a new video or two to make their down time a little better to face. Gosh, someone mentioned Pepto Bismo. My mother always had a bottle around and it actually made me feel sick just smelling it! BTW, I wrote earlier this weekend about my little first grade grand-daughters fever-less bout with pneumonia(started 9-26 ) and after being back at school 6 days, she started a stuffy nose and tonight needed a neb treatment. She just finished her pulmocort on Friday! She says there were two kids who vomited in class today…. NOW WE BEGIN AGAIN….!
Also, my 8 yr old grand-daughter who had regular flumist 5 weeks was to dr today with high fever and eye/head pain and they said could be H1N1. Little bro has fever tonight too. We live 3 hours away and wish I could be there to hold them. Looking forward to SUMMER and better health for the kiddos!
I do, it's a plastic box that is oval with a handle. It has EVERYTHING-med-wise-for every illness home-treatable. For asthma we have a backpack. It holds the neb, albuterol, emergency pediapred for both kids, inhaler, mask/chamber, extra peak-flow, etc. This backpack goes everywhere with us. I do mean everywhere. We have had to use it at McDonalds, parties (bbq smoke-bad), and other random places. We are going to buy a converter for our van so we can use the neb there when needed. For whatever reason-perhaps because we live in the dessert and the air is so dry-my kids do better w/ the neb then the inhaler. Our sick box is important-we have everything from zofran to tylenol to cough drops to tweezers to calimine lotion in there-but that backpack is our lifeline and security blanket.
Her Grace–Thermometer! There's another thing I forgot–and I can never find my thermometer when I need it. And the cough was pretty bad–AG took approx. 15 days past the first onset of symptoms to be cough-free.
Roe–I love the new video/new toys idea, too. Hoping your grandkids start feeling better soon & I'm sorry you can't be with them.
Ang–Tweezers & calamine are great, too. *sigh* I think I need to write a Sick Box, Pt II post.
Your sick box idea is just brilliant! I am going to blog about it and create one for my household. You are soooo right on. I know this blog is older, but your concept is spot on.
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Home Family The Magic House @ MADE now open on Delmar
The Magic House @ MADE now open on Delmar
The interactive space is the Kirkwood children museum's first satellite location.
by Charlene Oldham
courtesy of the magic house
Kids can learn to launch everything from rockets to small businesses in The Magic House @ MADE, which opened to the public today. The Magic House's first permanent satellite location, at 5127 Delmar, isn't a museum. Rather, it's an interactive space where kids can get hands-on experience working with low-tech looms, high-tech laser cutters, and much more.
The MADE acronym defines the facility's four sections, a Makers' Space, Artists' Studio, Designers' Lab, and Entrepreneurs' Marketplace, with each area offering several activities and design challenges to spark kids' creativity.
Among other tools, the art area features potter's wheels, a screen printer, and a colorful display of markers and other supplies that's a work of art on its own. The makers' space, sponsored by the Ameren Corporation Charitable Trust, showcases sewing machines, a laser cutter, and an area where visitors can apply basic coding skills by using special markers to design a path for a tiny Ozobot robot. The Ozobot can change speed, direction, or even spin or zigzag according to the color codes in its path. The design lab offers tools to create stop-motion videos and features a video game design station created by St. Louis–based game developer Pixel Press. Kids can also draw up 3-D prototypes of gears and gadgets using Tinkercad, a computer-based design tool, and print out their creations on a 3-D printer.
In the entrepreneurs' marketplace, they can design buttons and business cards to market their ideas and inventions. And the Magic House @ MADE even features some real-world examples of products created by kids who've done just that.
The design lab includes an architecture area stocked with supplies from 3DuxDesign, a company founded by siblings Ayana and Ethan Klein, two of the featured speakers at a preview party celebrating the space Thursday. 3Dux building sets consist of cardboard shapes and simple connectors that allow kids the flexibility to build and embellish an endless variety of structures. While her brother and co-founder attend high school, Ayana, who just finished her freshman year at Washington University, will work at The Magic House @ Made starting this fall, serving as an inspiration to young people who might want to follow in her footsteps.
Indeed, organizers hope The Magic House @ MADE mints many entrepreneurs in the coming years. They also envision some visitors will go on to take classes at MADE, the maker space for adults on the building's lower level, and eventually find their way to jobs in the city's Cortex technology district.
With that long-term vision in mind, the Cortex Innovation Community contributed $500,000 toward equipment, exhibits, operation, and free admission and programs for children and families from underserved areas. Overall, organizers aim for 50 percent of visitors to attend free or at reduced rates, according to Beth Fitzgerald, president of The Magic House, which celebrates its 40th anniversary this year.
"In addition to reaching new children and families," she says, "we will also be able to increase our commitment in providing free services for children in need through partnerships with schools, libraries, and community organizations in the area."
Regular admission for The Magic House @ MADE is $5 for visitors 1 and older. Family Memberships, offering unlimited admission to The Magic House @ MADE, are available beginning at $50 a year. Active-duty U.S. military and their immediate family members (military ID holder and five immediate family members) receive free admission. Foster families receive free admission with proof of a current foster home license.
Charlene Oldham
Oldham is a freelance writer and Teach For America alumna who has taught middle school, high school, college, and adult education classes in the St. Louis area.
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The Colombia national under-17 football team represents Colombia in international under-17 football competitions and is overseen by the Colombian Football Federation.

The team's most notable performances in the FIFA U-17 World Cup was both in 2003 and 2009, where they achieved fourth place. Colombia won the South American Under-17 Football Championship in the 1993 tournament held in Colombia.

Competitive record
*Draws include knockout matches decided on penalty kicks.
**Gold background colour indicates that the tournament was won.
***Red border colour indicates tournament was held on home soil.

 Champions   Runners-up  Third Place   Fourth place

FIFA U-17 World Cup

South American Under-17 Football Championship
It serves also as qualification for the World Cup.

Schedule and results

2017

2019

Current squad
The following 23 players were named for the 2019 South American U-17 Championship.

Honours
FIFA U-17 World Cup
 Fourth place (2): 2003, 2009
South American Under-17 Football Championship
Winners (1): 1993
Runners-up (1): 2007
 Third place (2): 1988, 2003
 Fourth place (2): 2005, 2009
Bolivarian Games
Champions (4): 1997 Arequipa, 2005 Colombia, 2013 Trujillo, 2017 Santa Marta
Runners-up (2): 1993 Bolivia, 2001 Ambato
South American Games
Champions (3): 1994 Valencia, 2010 Medellín, 2014 Santiago

Coaching staff

See also
 Colombia national football team
 Colombia national futsal team
 Colombia Olympic football team
 Colombia national under-20 football team
 Colombia national under-15 football team

References

External links
 FIFA.com: FIFA U-17 World Championship Finland 2003
 FCF.com.co Plantilla de jugadores
 CONMEBOL.com
 Bolivarian Games: Soccer Tournaments RSSSF page

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January 12, 2022Liz Beaulieu, Editor
Well, 2022 is certainly starting off with a bang. The first rumblings that big things are going to happen this year was an announcement on Jan. 6 by Stryker that it plans to acquire Vocera Communications. This does not have a direct impact on the HME industry, per se, but it does speak to large players in mostly the acute care space getting more serious about extending their reach beyond hospitals. Stryker said Vocera brings a portfolio of products to address "the increasing need for...
Apria, Baxter International, Cardinal Health, Medically Home, Owens & Minor, Stryker, Vocera
Owens & Minor buys Apria, reaches deeper into home care
January 10, 2022HME News Staff
RICHMOND, Va., and INDIANAPOLIS – Owens & Minor, which owns Byram Healthcare, says it will buy Apria for $37.50 in cash per share of common stock, representing an equity value of about $1.45 billion. This price per share represents a 26% and 24% premium over Apria's closing share price on January 7, 2022, and 30-day volume weighted average price, respectively. "The combination of two complementary businesses in Byram Healthcare and Apria will enable us to better...
Apria, Byram Healthcare, M&A, Owens & Minor
Apria delivers 'solid' quarter
November 4, 2021HME News Staff
INDIANAPOLIS – Apria Healthcare reported net revenue of $287.2 million for the third quarter of 2021, up 3.8% compared to $276.8 million one year ago. For the quarter, net income was $22.8 million, up 300.1% from $5.7 million; adjusted EBITDA was $61 million and adjusted EBITDA less patient equipment capex of $38.9 million. "We continue to see strong new patient volume for oxygen driven by the Delta variant which we expect to remain at elevated levels compared to historical run...
Apria, CPAP, Dan Starck, Home Medical Equipment
Industry challenges: 'They're concerning to everyone'
October 1, 2021Theresa Flaherty, Managing Editor
WASHINGTON – AAHomecare kicked off the busy fall legislative session with its first-ever Virtual Legislative Conference last week and a sign-on letter pressing CMS to finalize a DMEPOS proposed rule that would adjust payment rates. The letter, spearheaded by Reps. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, R-Wash., a ranking member on the House Energy & Commerce Committee, and Paul Tonko, D-N.Y., is the first in a two-step process to get relief for the industry, says Jay Witter. "We've...
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DMEScripts adds muscle behind e-prescribing
September 24, 2021Liz Beaulieu, Editor
INDIANAPOLIS – The founding investors behind DMEscripts believe their unique alliance will make a big difference in selling referral sources on e-prescribing, an obstacle to adoption so far. Apria Healthcare, Lincare, AdaptHealth and Rotech Healthcare, along with AAHomecare and VGM & Associates, launched DMEscripts, an industry backed e-prescribing platform that's open to any provider, in September. "That's the thesis under the whole thing," said Dan...
aahomecare, Apria, DMEScripts, e-prescribing, Home Medical Equipment, VGM
In brief: ResMed shows 'strength,' Apria's 'ahead,' CMS provides bid comparison
August 6, 2021HME News Staff
SAN DIEGO – ResMed reported revenue increased 14% to $876.1 million for the fourth quarter of 2021 compared to the same period last year. Net income was $195.1 million vs. $177.8 million. The company reported revenue increased 8% to $3.2 billion for fiscal year 2021 compared to the previous year. Net income was $474.5 million vs. $621.7 million. "Our fourth quarter and full-year fiscal year 2021 results continue to demonstrate the strength and resiliency of our business,"...
AOPA, Apria, CRT, Kubat HealthCare, Lifeway Mobility, NCART, NRRTS, ResMed, WellSky
In brief: Medline investment, SoClean award, MAC reviews
June 11, 2021HME News Staff
NORTHFIELD, Ill. – Medline Industries has entered into an agreement to receive a majority investment from a group of private equity firms, including Blackstone, Carlyle Group and Hellman & Friedman, worth a reported $30-plus billion. Medline, which generated revenues of $17.5 billion in 2020, will use the new resources from the partnership to expand its product offerings, accelerate international expansion and continue to make new infrastructure investments to strengthen its global...
Apria, Inogen, NCART, Option Care Health, Permobil Foundation, Rehab Medical, SoClean, VGM Heartland
Stock watch: Apria, Option Care Health
Apria has announced a price to the public of $27 per share for a previously announced secondary offering of 4.5 million shares of common stock by a selling stockholder affiliated with Blackstone. The selling stockholder has also granted the underwriters a 30-day option to purchase up to 675,000 additional shares of common stock. The offering is expected to close on June 14, 2021, subject to customary closing conditions…Option Care Health has announced that an affiliate of Madison Dearborn...
Apria, Option Care Health
Apria increases full year guidance
May 17, 2021HME News Staff
INDIANAPOLIS – Apria reported net revenue of $275.3 million for the first quarter of 2021, a 2% increase compared to the same period last year. It reported a net income of $4.5 million, a 29% decrease. "We delivered strong first quarter 2021 results ahead of our expectations on all three of our key metrics and we built on momentum from 2020 establishing a solid foundation for future growth," said Dan Starck, CEO. "The country experienced a significant surge...
Apria, COVID-19, Financial Results
In brief: CMS boosts pay, MSC expands presence
WASHINGTON – CMS has established a higher rate of $750 to administer monoclonal antibody treatment to Medicare beneficiaries with COVID-19 in their homes, including permanent residences or temporary lodgings. The new rate accounts for the increased costs associated with the one-on-one nature of this care model and reflects additional information provided to CMS about providing these services in a safe and timely manner. "CMS's decision to increase reimbursement...
Apria, CCS Medical, Great Elm Group, Medical Service Company, OxyGo, OxyLife, Prochant, Protech Home Medical
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KamI was not sure who did Heather Dixon's photography , but she tweeted a link to your site today. She has been one of my favorite designers for a long while, but I think one of the reasons is the phenomenal photography. You do really amazing work! AOKs gets most of the glory, but I think you deserve some of that praise. Thank you for sharing your skills and vision with us!


You are getting sleepy, very sleepy. When your head hits the pillow it's lights out for the brain and body, right? Not if you consider the brain cells that must fire to produce the sometimes vivid and sometimes downright haunted dreams that take place during the rapid-eye-movement stage of your sleep. Why do some people have nightmares while others really spend their nights in bliss? Like sleep, dreams are mysterious phenomena. But as scientists are able to probe deeper into our minds, they are finding some of those answers. Here's some of what we know about what goes on in dream land.


Here is a workout dice set that provides you with a ton of workout combinations to try to keep your body on its toes. The WODDice Firebreather comes with 6 large, 12-sided dice with advanced moves such as handstand push-ups, burpee muscle-up, back squat, and other moves to push your body hard.
The WODDice Firebreather edition makes exercising with friends more fun. It offers plenty of exercise combinations, so you will never get bored. Sets you back under $40.


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The purpose of this paper is to show the results of a collaborative effort between faculty who are involved in teaching design communications in such a way as to develop the students' cognitive visualization skills yet incorporating the computer as partner in this training. The paper describes what will be called "The Third Eye Method", an alternative to traditional methods, which has been tested against traditional methods among freshman students. The findings suggest that computer usage is not in itself the source of the visualization problems that students appear to be having, but the solution to the problem.


James Conner finished his B.S. degree from the University of Houston-Downtown in 1999. He received his M.A. from the University of Houston in 2008. He is also a graduate of Wharton County Junior College receiving his A.A. degree in 1989.
As an adjunct instructor, Conner taught speech and mass communication classes at Houston Baptist University, Houston Community College, and the University of Houston. Prior to entering academia full time, he spent more than 15 years in the communications industry as a radio broadcaster, media relations director, and managing editor.
Kirk Cowell received his B.S. (1994), M.Div. (2002) and D.Min. (2014) degrees from Abilene Christian University. Before coming to WCJC, he taught speech classes as an adjunct instructor at Tarrant County College for one year, and at Laredo Community College for five years.
Prior to becoming a speech instructor, Dr. Cowell served for more than a decade in Christian ministry, gaining experience in teaching, pastoral counseling, committee leadership, and public speaking that informs his teaching work. He maintains an interest in intergenerational religious education models and conducts occasional seminars and workshops on that topic.
Tiffany Jones graduated with her Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies from the University of North Texas. She also completed her Master of Arts in Communication Studies from UNT. Before becoming a faculty member at WCJC, Ms. Jones worked as a Career Services Advisor and as an Executive Recruiter where she taught professional communication skills, interview skills, and resume writing skills in both roles; she has also served as an adjunct instructor for several years. Ms. Jones has taught the following courses: Interpersonal Communication, Public Speaking, Introduction to Speech Communication, and Business and Professional Speaking.
Karen Prisner completed her Bachelors of Art in Applied Arts at Texas A&M University Corpus Christi, during the spring of 1999. In 2002 she earned her a M.A. in Public Relations from the University of Houston's main campus.
Karen has been with WCJC for several years where she primarily teaches Fundamentals of Speech. However, Mrs. Prisner has taught others courses such as Business and Professional Communication and Interpersonal Communication to name a few, while serving as adjunct professor at other educational institutions.
Mr. Patrick Ralls completed his Bachelor of Arts degree from Sam Houston State University and his Master of Arts degree from the University of Houston. Before coming to WCJC he taught as an adjunct instructor at Lone Star College-North Harris.
Pam Speights, ED.d, from the University of Houston.; M.S. Human Communication from Abilene Christian University, and her B.S.E.D in Speech Education from Abilene Christian University.
Andra Allen McLarty received her B.A. in Theatre (with an emphasis in acting and directing) from Southeastern Oklahoma State University. She also completed Master of Science degrees in both Theatre and Speech at East Texas State University (now Texas A&M-Commerce.) For over twenty-five years, Andra has taught several speech and introductory theatre courses at the college level. She views teaching a speech class as a service to the community.
Christian received her B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Radio, TV, Film Production from the University of South Alabama. She went on to pursue a Master of Arts in Communication before switching focus to a degree within the field of Education. After working in education and training and pursuing a graduate degree, Ms. Spencer decided to change fields and went on to earn her Master of Science in Education degree with an emphasis in Teaching with Technology from Kaplan University.