I started treatment with Catherine in January 2015 because I had tennis elbow in both my arms, my left arm being the most painful. Catherine started me on a six week course. By the end of the six weeks my right arm was, and still is, completely clear of tennis elbow. I still have issues with my left arm but most of the time it is not on the same level as when I first started to see Catherine. I am still seeing Catherine 2-3 times a month, she gives me a mixture of crystal healing and reiki, depending on what my needs are at the time. Catherine also gives me good tips for every day life, what to do when I am anxious, under pressure or simply walking along a crowded street (which I sometimes find difficult and frustrating but Catherine's tip has worked a treat). Catherine is always very professional and easy to relax with, she tunes into my needs. I always go into a very quick deep relaxation when Catherine is working on me and feel incredibly relaxed when she brings me round. After each session Cartherine always asks me how I feel – the only word I can ever manage to squeeze out is "lovely" because I feel so sleepy and relaxed.
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Hello! Hope you're all enjoying this wonderful weather! It's lovely to finally get some long-awaited sunshine!
As well as catching up with the other presenters, it was also a great opportunity to use my Z-Pacs by J Pillow to keep me organised when I travel. And I always take my Liz Earle wash bag with my staple of Cleanse & Polish then normally whatever other ranges I am trying out.
This time it was the new This Works Energy Bank Serum; fantastic stuff and using it as a base on my skin I then needed hardly any make-up to look TV ready!
We had to wear plastic bags on our feet during rehearsals of the 'Super Showdown' assault course it was so muddy! Great fun! The show itself will run from late July until Christmas so keep an eye out if you have young children or grandchildren.
On the weekend I was catching up with my beautiful cousin Vonnie to celebrate a big birthday. I won't say what the birthday is but what I will say is she looks fantastic! We had a meal at a wonderful Belgravia restaurant, followed by drinks in the West End. Happy Birthday Vonnie!
Thought I would show you this little pressie I received from an artist friend of mine Magenta. I have always loved the print version so she and her daughter Alexa, one of my best friends, created a mug version for me. I love it!
On a final note, I thought I'd share this recent pic of my beautiful niece Ruby. She is looking so grown up! Looking forward to having some quality time with my nieces next week when we take a trip to Weston Super Mare.
I hope you're all having a great week and thanks for reading my blog. Please do leave a comment as I love hearing from you.
Great to hear from you :-). Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for your kind words.
Hi Craig! Great blog and lovely pics! Always enjoy reading your blogs!
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This Pan Roasted Chicken Breast with Wild Mushrooms, Andouille and Natural Pan Gravy is absolutely delicious.
In a large sauté pan, heat half of the olive oil. Season the chicken breasts with salt, pepper and cayenne on both sides, dredge in flour and shake off excess.
When oil is hot sear the chicken breasts on both sides.
When sufficiently browned, remove from pan, place in a baking dish and put in the oven to finish.
Wipe out pan and then add the rest of the olive oil. Add diced Andouille.
When fat starts to render, add mushrooms.
When mushrooms start to crisp (about 4-5 minutes), add green onions and garlic and cook for 2-3 minutes.
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Q: Entity subclass with no attributes I am using JPA 2.0 in my project.
I have and entity subclass AppEntity extends AbstractEntity.
AbstractEntity is mapped with @MappedSuperClass, which has
@Id
@Column(name ="OBJID")
private String objId;

@Column
...(other entities)
along with getters and setters for objId and other attributes.

In my subclass AppEntity all the setter methods are overridden.
subclass entity does not have any attributes (@Id / @Column mappings).
When I deploy this application using hibernate 4.2.6
I get ArrayIndexOutOfBoundException because org.hibernate.cfg.AnnotationBinder checks for at server startup
private static PropertyData getUniqueIdPropertyFromBaseClass(
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Since the subclass entity does not have any attributes get(0) throws Outofbound exception.
But the above code work in JPA 1.0 since hibernate 3.5 does not have above check.
In JPA 2.0 is there any restrictions on subclass entities?
What logic behind checking the attributes in AnnotationBinder.java getUniqueIdPropertyFromBaseClass method.
https://github.com/hibernate/hibernate-orm/blob/4.2/hibernate-core/src/main/java/org/hibernate/cfg/AnnotationBinder.java
Adding StackTrace for reference
AnnotationBinder.getUniqueIdPropertyFromBaseClass(PropertyData, PropertyData, AccessType, Mappings) line: 2576
AnnotationBinder.isIdClassPkOfTheAssociatedEntity(ElementsToProcess, XClass, PropertyData, PropertyData, AccessType, Map<XClass,InheritanceState>, Mappings) line: 925
AnnotationBinder.mapAsIdClass(Map<XClass,InheritanceState>, InheritanceState, PersistentClass, EntityBinder, PropertyHolder, ElementsToProcess, Set<String>, Mappings) line: 824
AnnotationBinder.bindClass(XClass, Map<XClass,InheritanceState>, Mappings) line: 671
Configuration$MetadataSourceQueue.processAnnotatedClassesQueue() line: 3533
Configuration$MetadataSourceQueue.processMetadata(List<MetadataSourceType>) line: 3487
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Configuration.buildSessionFactory(ServiceRegistry) line: 1777
EntityManagerFactoryImpl.<init>(PersistenceUnitTransactionType, boolean, Class, Configuration, ServiceRegistry, String) line: 94
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Little Author in the Big Woods: A Biography of Laura Ingalls Wilder , Yona Zeldis McDonough, author and illustrated by Jennifer Thermes was released on September 15, 2014.
I just purchased the book for my Kindle about five minutes ago. I will post a review in a few days, but the previews look really good The book description on Amazon speaks of the way young readers identify with and love Laura's stories, but many of them do not understand the stories are autobiographical accounts of Laura's pioneer childhood. The intention of this book is to offer a biography about Laura for younger readers which will point out the differences and many similarities between the fictional books and the true stories.
I peaked at my download and love parts that inform, but do not talk down to the reader. The author points out that Laura shared her name with the character, Laura Ingalls. Some names are changed — there was an unkind girl, but her last name wasn't Oleson!
Beautifully illustrated with a print layout similar to those in Laura's Little House books, Little Author in the Big Woods: A Biography of Laura Ingalls Wilder is available for e-readers like my Kindle Fire and in hardcover at your favorite online store. I'm sure your favorite bookstore will be able to get a copy for you.
This is not the first book of its type from author Yona Zeldis McDouough. She has several others that are also aimed at the younger reader. I learned about the book pre-release from a post on Twitter about this review from the Nonfiction Detectives .
A book like this can deepen the bond that readers have with Laura and the stories of her life. That bond has been the catalyst for several museums and events across the Midwest commemorating Laura and her writing. Because she wrote the books at Rocky Ridge Farm, the museum and well-cared for homes on the farm are a hub for the other locations. It was at the little desk in the farm house at Rocky Ridge Farm where the stories came forth from Laura's heart to ours.
You can be a part of the restoration and preservation going on at Rocky Ridge Farm to provide an experience of a farm in the life and times of the Wilder family. Your gift Today Will Keep Yesterday For Tomorrow. I invite you to join the FIVE for Laura campaign with your gift of $5. You can conveniently make your gift online at the Wilder Home website or you can mail a check or money order to the address on the donation page. If you have issues or questions, please feel free to leave a comment for me here and I will try to help you.


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Week 4 Indiana high school football predictions: Brownsburg-Avon, Cathedral-Chatard and more
Kyle Neddenriep
Week 4 of the high school football season is already here and there are some excellent rivalry matchups like Avon-Brownsburg, Cathedral-Bishop Chatard and Fishers-Hamilton Southeastern on the schedule. I was 33-7 last week on predictions to improve to 100-24 (80.6%) on the season. Here is a look at all of the area games (kickoff at 7 p.m. Friday unless noted):
Brownsburg (2-1) at Avon (3-0): There are plenty of storylines here as the Class 6A top-ranked Orioles host their sixth-ranked Hendricks County rivals. Remember, Avon throttled Brownsburg 38-0 last November in the sectional. The Bulldogs certainly do. Both teams have junior quarterbacks who have thrived through three weeks. Brownsburg's Ben Easters is hitting 57% of his passes for 609 yards and eight touchdowns. Henry Hesson is completing 62% for 543 yards and 10 TDs. Flip a coin. This should be a great game. And remember — the game that really matters is still seven or eight weeks away. Brownsburg 28, Avon 27.
Bishop Chatard (3-0) vs. Cathedral (2-1), at Arlington — Watch live via WHMB-TV40: This one has all the makings of a classic game between these rivals. Chatard won last year's meeting, 17-14, to end a five-game losing streak to the Irish. Cathedral, despite a 38-31 loss to Cincinnati Elder last week, is averaging 385 yards of total offense. Orin Edwards has passed for 550 yards and rushed for 134 for Cathedral. Chatard is averaging 50 points per game in wins over Brebeuf, Northwood and Roncalli. Bishop Chatard 35, Cathedral 34.
Guerin Catholic (3-0) at Brebeuf Jesuit (2-1), 7:30 p.m.: The Brebeuf defense forced four turnovers last week in a 40-0 win over Cardinal Ritter. Guerin has a chance to make a statement and set up a big Circle City Conference game in two weeks against Chatard. Brebeuf Jesuit 17, Guerin Catholic 14.
Lawrence North (2-1) at North Central (1-2): Can Lawrence North bounce back from a disappointing 41-31 loss to rival Lawrence Central? North Central 22, Lawrence North 21.
Ben Davis (1-2) at Center Grove (0-3) — Watch online via CG Gridiron Network: Is this the week when Center Grove starts to get on a roll? The Trojans are averaging 249 yards of total offense through three games, but those opponents — Warren Central, New Palestine and Carmel — might have the best defenses Center Grove will face all season. Center Grove 26, Ben Davis 14.
Hamilton Southeastern (1-2) at Fishers (3-0) — Watch on YouTube via Southeastern Sports Network: The annual Mudsock game should be a good one. Hamilton Southeastern rallied last week late in a 35-27 loss to Class 6A top-ranked Avon. The Fishers' defense will face its toughest test so far. Fishers 21, Hamilton Southeastern 17.
Warren Central (2-1) at Lawrence Central (1-2): Lawrence Central should take a confidence boost from last week's 41-31 win over Lawrence North. But it might not matter. Warren Central 34, Lawrence Central 16.
Martinsville (2-1) at Decatur Central (1-2) — Watch on YouTube via MHS Rewind: This a big Mid-State Conference matchup and a chance for Decatur Central to avenge its only regular-season loss a year ago. Martinsville rolled up 413 yards of total offense last week but was hurt by three turnovers in a 31-18 loss to Greenwood. Decatur Central 27, Martinsville 24.
Carmel (2-1) at Pike (0-3) — Watch on indystar.com via MIC Network: Pike was so close to picking up its first win in a 35-34 loss to Ben Davis last week. Carmel rebounded from its loss to Louisville Trinity with impressive wins over Noblesville and Center Grove. Carmel 28, Pike 10.
Mooresville (3-0) at Greenwood (2-1): Greenwood's 31-18 victory over Martinsville was one of the biggest wins in the area in Week 3. Can the Woodmen pull off another big Mid-State Conference win? Mooresville is ranked No. 1 this week in Class 4A. Mooresville 24, Greenwood 20.
Heritage Christian (2-1) at Eastern Hancock (3-0): Heritage Christian defeated Eastern Hancock twice last season, including 21-0 in the sectional. The Eagles were held to 172 yards of offense last week in a 23-5 loss. Heritage Christian 28, Eastern Hancock 21.
Mt. Vernon (3-0) at New Palestine (3-0), 7:30 p.m.: Mt. Vernon is off to a 3-0 start for the first time since 2011. New Palestine 49, Mt. Vernon 14.
Whiteland (1-2) at Franklin (3-0): The schedule gets tougher for Franklin after a 3-0 start. The Grizzly Cubs are averaging 52 points a game, but has a 22-game losing streak to Whiteland that dates back to the 2003 season. Whiteland is coming off a 43-36 loss to Decatur Central. Whiteland 35, Franklin 32.
Zionsville (2-1) at Franklin Central (2-1): Zionsville lost 51-24 to Westfield last week, but Colin Price had another big game, rushing 26 times for 257 yards and two touchdowns. Zionsville 24, Franklin Central 23.
Gibson Southern (3-0) at Southport (3-0), 2 p.m. Saturday: Interesting game. Gibson Southern is ranked No. 2 in Class 3A and has a sophomore quarterback, Brady Allen, who is completing 77% of his passes for 877 yards and 11 touchdowns. Southport is coming off a 10-7 overtime win over Columbus North. Southport 31, Gibson Southern 28.
Beech Grove (2-1) vs. Scecina (3-0), at UIndy: Scecina quarterback Luke Traylor is off to a good start through three games, completing 72% of his passes for 470 yards. Scecina 28, Beech Grove 20.
Tri-West (2-1) at Western Boone (2-1): This game could decide the Sagamore Conference race. Tri-West rolled up 456 yards of total offense last week in a 62-6 win over Frankfort. Western Boone whipped Crawfordsville 49-0 last week. Western Boone 28, Tri-West 24.
Logansport (1-2) at Tech (2-1): Jayden Elliott rushed for 146 yards and two touchdowns in Tech's 54-7 win over Richmond last week. Tech 24, Logansport 22.
Monrovia (0-3) at Triton Central (2-1) — Watch live via IndianaSRN.org: Triton Central looks to bounce back from a 28-14 loss to Lutheran. Triton Central 27, Monrovia 7.
Speedway (1-2) vs. Cardinal Ritter (1-2), at Marian: Ritter has won nine games in a row in this series. Speedway had seven sacks last week in a 21-13 loss to Beech Grove. Ritter 16, Speedway 13.
Howe (0-2) vs. Crispus Attucks (2-1), at Northwest: Attucks bounced back from the loss to Speedway with wins over Gary West and Covenant Christian. Crispus Attucks 26, Howe 16.
Delphi (2-1) at Sheridan (2-1): Sheridan's Cameron Hovey rushed for 278 yards and three touchdowns on 38 carries in last week's 50-19 win over Tri-Central. Sheridan 28, Delphi 14.
Shenandoah (1-2) at Lapel (3-0): This is a rematch of Lapel's 42-41 overtime victory in last year's sectional. Lapel 27, Shenandoah 21.
Columbus North (1-2) at Roncalli (0-3): Roncalli is looking to avoid its second consecutive 0-4 start. Columbus North 21, Roncalli 10.
Noblesville (0-3) at Westfield (3-0) — Watch live via Hamilton County TV: Westfield is averaging 47.3 points per game. Noblesville has scored 21 points in three games. Westfield 31, Noblesville 13.
Danville (1-2) at Crawfordsville (0-3): Danville looks to even its record before next week's game at rival Tri-West. Danville 45, Crawfordsville 12.
North Montgomery (2-1) at Lebanon (0-3): Lebanon junior Garrett Harker has 732 passing yards and six touchdown passes. Lebanon 23, North Montgomery 16.
Dayton Carroll (Ohio) (1-1) at Washington (1-1): Dayton Carroll won last year's meeting 42-0. Carroll 34, Washington 20.
Lutheran (3-0) at Shortridge (0-3): Lutheran vs. Scecina in two weeks should be a great game. Lutheran 49, Shortridge 6.
Perry Meridian (0-3) at Plainfield (2-1): Gavin Hart passed for 365 yards and two touchdowns in a 60-35 loss to Franklin last week, but did throw three interceptions. Plainfield 42, Perry Meridian 27.
Manual (0-3) vs. Covenant Christian (1-2), at Zionsville West: Covenant Christian won last year's meeting, 19-6. Covenant Christian 20, Manual 12.
Greenfield-Central (0-3) at Pendleton Heights (2-1), 7:30 p.m.: Pendleton Heights is not far off from being 3-0. Pendleton Heights 45, Greenfield-Central 13.
Traders Point Christian (3-0) at Park Tudor (1-2): Blaine Reed has 22 tackles, including five for a loss, through Traders Point's first three games. Traders Point 33, Park Tudor 14.
Indian Creek (1-2) at Brown County (2-1): Roman Purcell rushed for 142 yards and two touchdowns in Indian Creek's 52-0 win over Owen Valley last week. Indian Creek 34, Brown County 24.
Cloverdale (0-3) at Cascade (0-3): Cascade junior Zarik Chmielewski has 11 catches for 239 yards through three games. Cascade 26, Cloverdale 13.
Northwestern (0-3) at Hamilton Heights (0-3): Hamilton Heights' schedule has been brutal so far. This will be a chance for the first win. Hamilton Heights 31, Northwestern 21.
Anderson Prep Academy (0-2) at Tindley (2-0): Tindley knocked off South Decatur 47-20 on the road last week. Tindley 41, Anderson Prep 15.
Edinburgh (0-3) at Switzerland County (3-0): Edinburgh defeated Switzerland County 46-45 in four overtimes in 2015, but has now lost three in a row to the Pacers. Switzerland County 27, Edinburgh 18.
Shelbyville (0-3) at New Castle (1-2), 7:30 p.m.: Shelbyville is coming an 85-0 loss to Delta last week. New Castle 48, Shelbyville 13.
North Central (Farmersburg) (0-3) at Indiana Deaf (0-0), 1 p.m. Saturday: Hard to know what to expect as Indiana Deaf plays its first game. North Central has scored just 14 points total in three weeks. North Central 20, Indiana Deaf 6.
Call Star reporter Kyle Neddenriep at (317) 444-6649.
Week 4 predictions: Brownsburg-Avon, Cathedral-Chatard and more 5 things we learned Week 3: Hoosier Crossroads Conference, Bishop Chatard are for real Indy-area football Insider power rankings: How things look after Week 3 These are your Indy-area high school football statistical leaders
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Alice Springs Town Council is pleased to announce that Transpacific Cleanaway has been awarded the Council's kerbside collection tender for the next 5 years.
The contract is for the provision of a kerbside pick up service of domestic waste and is already in effect. The contract is worth $3million (over 5 years) and will be in operation until September 2017.
As Cleanaway was the previous contractor, this should provide a smooth changeover to the new contract period.


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Doctors without Borders: Memorial
Courtney on board MSF's search and rescue vessel in the Mediterranean.
By Courtney Bercan
Years later, I still don't want to think about it, let alone type it out. Three children, babies practically, dead before me. Their parents, dead beside them.
It is now two years since I was on Doctors Without Borders search and rescue vessel in the Mediterranean and it's been a slow path, at times, to finding healing and peace for the things we saw and experienced there. As my life settled into a predictable rhythm, the memories started coming out of the blue and with intensity. They demanded attention. Normally in Canada, the process of finding closure for a patient's death, while not always easy, is not usually this difficult. There are mitigating thoughts and phrases to help you along the way
"They were elderly and had had a good life."
"We did everything we could."
"At least now they are out of pain."
As health care professionals we rely on these phrases to keep us sane. But what do you tell yourself when none of them apply?
Theirs' were the littlest bodies we recovered that day; their lives were short. Their time in Libya would have been characterized by deprivation and fear. Their parents would have agonized over whether to board an over-crowded dinghy with no life jackets, no realistic chance of making it to Europe, and little guarantee of rescue if they don't. The trip would have been terrifying, uncomfortable, and exhausting. The sun beating down on them. Their throats parched after having run out of water. Fuel sloshing around the boat- stinging and burning their skin. I find it difficult to think about the flash of hope they must have had when they saw our rescue boat on the horizon.
But then, someone slipped into the water, destabilizing the boat and the collective psyche. Panic ensued. The flimsy dinghy started to collapse and the women and children in the middle and those sitting along the edges would have been amongst the first victims. It's impossible to piece together the exact sequence of events for many of those who drowned further than that.
But what struck me about these babies when they were brought, lifeless, onto our ship was that they were plump. They were healthy and filled with potential until they drowned moments before we reached them.
They didn't even have a chance.
There are no pat phrases in this scenario. No comforting words.
I have one specific memory that I have been suppressing that I rarely let my mind form a full picture of. When I do, I am watching it from above- like it wasn't really me there experiencing it. I try not to get too close to it. I definitely can't think about the cold skin, the tiny fingers, the wet clothes, the smell of gasoline…the fuel blisters. I really can't handle the blisters. I comfort myself with the thought that anyone who has worked with Doctors Without Borders has got to have these "out of the question", "no-go zones" in their mind, right? This is normal…right?
But the truth is, I knew it was time to "go" there because months later, whether on a busy bus or an idyllic hike, this memory, amongst others, returned. It felt identical to that moment on the boat: The rock of sadness manifesting as a chest so tight it's difficult to breath. A rapid pulse. A lump in my throat so big that I had to bite my cheeks to keep down. My squeaky voice replying, "I'm fine" to a colleague who knew, I clearly was't. I knew they weren't either. How could they have been? And finally, the reverberations of energy in my heart as I carefully cleaned the bodies of those babies while silently chanting: "I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I love you. I'm sorry".
I'm learning to make space for these memories and how they fit into my normal, very privileged life, but there are certain things that I struggle to reconcile. Nothing I do can make up for, or even begin to fix the incredible injustice of the fact that this happened in the first place. There was no memorial for three small children who died 80 years too young, a few hundred km's from safety. No possibility of conveying to the parents how sorry, how desperately sorry I was, since their parents were lying in body bags next to them. In that moment there was mainly, I'm embarrassed to admit, startling numbness and a desire to run as far away from that ship as I could. And part of me has been running ever since.
So how do I, years later, find a way to honour those little lives the way they would have been if they had had the fortune of being born with the "right" colour skin or the "right" passport? How arrogant am I to even hope that I could?
I wish I had an answer to this question; an easy one, a hard one, an incomplete one…I'd take anything. But nothing makes their death less brutal, painful or unfair.
And perhaps truly accepting that is the only option.
After months of processing, I am starting to feel power in the pain these memories bring. In the tears that are flowing down my cheeks as I write this and the nausea and lightheadedness that wash over me with waves of sorrow and rage. Time after time the same phrase comes to me:
I was there with them.
There WITH them.
We were there.
But in the end, all we could be was present.
And for the first time I see that there is a small shard of light in the dark moments I spent with these kids: I may not have been a witness to their beautiful, short lives, but I was a witness to their death and the pain of it lives in me.
It's not enough- not even remotely enough. I don't kid myself. I cannot know their names, their favourite games, or even where they were from, but I know they were. I have the incredible honour of feeling the sorrow of their deaths that their parents, lifeless beside them, did not live to feel or carry.
The pain is not pleasant, but I wouldn't change that we were there- if only to bear witness to the fact that these children existed and the injustice that they no longer do. And if pain is the price we pay for that, the price we pay for knowing and acknowledging the intrinsic value of the thousands of lives that continue to be lived and lost on the Mediterranean then I will cherish it. I will not run from it.
Rest in Peace to the tens of thousands of people who have lost their lives so senselessly in Libya and on the Mediterranean while European leaders stood by and watched. We will not forget you and we will not be silent.
Courtney Bercan worked with Doctors Without Borders on a migrant search and rescue vessel in the Mediterranean in 2016, the Dignity 1. In December 2018, the organization was forced to stop operations of its last rescue boat in the Mediterranean, the Aquarius, due to political pressure from several European countries. This news triggered harrowing memories for the Vancouver nurse.
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A Chicago mobster hires a rock and roll singer and his band to keep an eye on his daughter during Spring Break in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Actors: Elvis Presley,
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Harold J. Stone,
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Gary Crosby 27 June 1933, Los Angeles, California, USA
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Resources Managing Your Condition Emotional Health
Tap Into the Power of Directness: Use "I"
Living with endometriosis can mean having limited energy, time, and bandwidth. You may find yourself needing to say "no" more often than you did before you developed endo. Do you have a tough time being direct with others about how you feel? It's not unusual to feel awkward or self-centered when turning down a request or an invitation. You may feel at the mercy of the other person's need.
Using "I" statements can help put you back in the driver's seat of the situation. An "I" statement directly communicates your feelings and sets a clear boundary, allowing you to focus on treating your endometriosis and managing endo-related symptoms like fatigue or pelvic pain.
I don't feel like going.
I'd rather do something else instead.
I can't do it this week.
Whenever I attend that event, it takes me days to recover.
At first, you may feel vulnerable about using direct "I" statements when saying no. Your true feelings are exposed, and you may be judged for using endometriosis as an excuse. "I" statements can also be freeing! You don't need to pretend or tell a white lie. It's ok to communicate directly about what you need.
Using an "I" statement is a way of taking responsibility for your feelings. You are not blaming or accusing the other person. You are being honest about your needs and making sure they are recognized.
Members of MyEndometriosisTeam shared some of their experiences with communicating directly:
"Been a rough run but been through worse so I'm soldiering on. I'm learning my new limits and setting boundaries and taking one day at a time."
"Last night my boyfriend said to me, "My mom said you were in rough shape earlier. You were in a lot of pain." I was just happy to hear someone actually noticed and was concerned."
"Missing brunch with the family because of body pain. When my sister informed my mom in my earshot, my mom made sarcastic remarks instead of some type of compassion or understanding. I've explained my health conditions a lot and she sees the pain on my face on a near-daily basis. Her response almost hurts as much as my endo and fibro pain."
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This section is intended to provide information to families registering their students for the 2019-20 school year, who are new to District 64 schools.
Please see the instructions below to get started.
For information related to school boundaries, please consult the online map of school attendance zones or stop by the District office at 164 S. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, to view a full-size map.
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Step 2: You must provide a certified copy of your child's birth certificate in person at the school office. Or during the summer, please submit to the District 64 Educational Service Center. To register for kindergarten in 2019-20, a child must be five years old on or before September 1, 2019.
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Q: FMDB: add new column and insert data In my app I'm using FMDatabase. I'm trying to add new column to existing table and then insert data in that column. When I added the column by Alter Table, I got no errors but when I'm trying to insert data in the table, I got error complaining about the newly added column that doesn't exist.
Here is my code
NSString *databasePath = [myDB getPlacesDBPath];

FMDatabase *db = [FMDatabase databaseWithPath:databasePath];

if (![db open])
{
    return ;
}

if (![db columnExists:@"placeName" inTableWithName:@"MYPLACES"])
{
    [db executeQuery:@"ALTER TABLE MYPLACES ADD COLUMN placeName TEXT"];
    // I tried to set the result of this query in "BOOL Success" and print the results and I got YES
}

//Note: I have more than 12 columns but I didn't post all of them here
NSString *insertSQL = [NSString stringWithFormat: @"INSERT INTO  MYPLACES  ( placeID ,  placeName)  VALUES (\"%@\", \"%@\")", placeIDValue, placeNameValue ];

[db executeUpdate:insertSQL];

if ([db hadError]) {
    NSLog(@"error : %@",[db lastError]);
}

[db close];

I got the following error:
error : Error Domain=FMDatabase Code=1 "table MYPLACES has no column named placeName" UserInfo=0xe340920 {NSLocalizedDescription=table MYPLACES has no column named placeName}

What's the problem? how to know why the new column is not added?

A: Swift 3 code :
 let db = FMDatabase(path: Util.getPath(databasePath)
    guard db != nil else { return }

    db!.open()
    if !(db!.columnExists("tableName", columnName: "USERID")) {

        let alterTable = "ALTER TABLE tableName ADD COLUMN USERID TEXT"
        if db!.executeUpdate(alterTable, withArgumentsIn: nil) {
            printf("new column added")
    }
    else {
        printf("issue in operation")
    }
    db!.close()

May be help someone.
Keep coding..

A: I see nothing in the above simplified code sample to explain the error you report. The problem may rest elsewhere (or, perhaps in the process of simplifying the code sample, you eliminated the source of the problem).
That having been said, I had a couple of reactions:

*

*You said:

I tried to set the result of this query in "BOOL Success" and print the results and I got YES

I don't know how that's possible, because executeQuery returns a FMResultSet not a BOOL. This is moot, though, because your ALTER TABLE statement should be performed with executeUpdate not executeQuery. (The latter should still work, but the former is more logical.)

*I don't understand why you removed the error checking. That's the best way to identify issues.

*Completely unrelated, but you should never use stringWithFormat when building your SQL. You open yourself up to SQL failures resulting from unexpected input (e.g. what if one of your values had double quotes inside it). Worse, you expose yourself to SQL injection attacks. Instead, use ? placeholders in the SQL and then just pass the values as parameters to the executeUpdate (or executeQuery) method.
So, the following code worked fine for me:
BOOL success;

FMDatabase *db = [FMDatabase databaseWithPath:databasePath];

if (![db open])
{
    NSLog(@"open failed");
    return;
}

if (![db columnExists:@"placeName" inTableWithName:@"MYPLACES"])
{
    success = [db executeUpdate:@"ALTER TABLE MYPLACES ADD COLUMN placeName TEXT"];
    NSAssert(success, @"alter table failed: %@", [db lastErrorMessage]);
}

NSString *insertSQL = @"INSERT INTO  MYPLACES  (placeID, placeName)  VALUES (?, ?)";
success = [db executeUpdate:insertSQL, placeIDValue, placeNameValue];
NSAssert(success, @"insert failed: %@", [db lastErrorMessage]);

[db close];

Since I don't see what would cause the problem you describe, I can only suggest you single-step through this code in your debugger and make sure it's following the path you think it is.

A: The problem is that -[FMDatabase executeQuery:] does not execute submitted instructions, it only prepares the statement.
To execute them you need to perform a "step".
In FMDB that is done by -[FMResultSet next], internally - by call to sqlite3_step( ).
Since -executeUpdate: (in contrast to -executeQuery:) does that for you and finalizes the statement - it may be more appropriate for this purpose.
So if you really need to use -executeQuery:
FMResultSet *rs = [db executeQuery:@"ALTER TABLE MYPLACES ADD COLUMN placeName TEXT"];
[rs nextWithError:&error]; // error handling is recommended here
[rs close];

But -executeUpdate: is more concise
BOOL success = [db executeUpdate:@"ALTER TABLE MYPLACES ADD COLUMN placeName TEXT"];


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Q: Simplest way to save and load information c# I have a WPF C# application.
I need it to be able to save 'Products'. These products will have a Product name, Customer name, and firmware location. This is my current code for saving and loading however it is not working. I'm thinking of trying a different approach to it all together:
public class Product
{
    private string productName;
    private string customerName;
    private string firmwareLocation;

    public string getProductName()
    {
        return productName;
    }

    public bool setProductName(string inputProductName)
    {
        productName = inputProductName;
        return true;
    }

    public string getCustomerName()
    {
        return customerName;
    }

    public bool setCustomerName(string inputCustomerName)
    {
        customerName = inputCustomerName;
        return true;
    }

    public string getFirmwareLocation()
    {
        return firmwareLocation;
    }

    public bool setFirmwareLocation(string inputFirmwareLocation)
    {
        inputFirmwareLocation = firmwareLocation;
        return true;
    }

    public Product(string inProductName, string inCustomerName, string inFirmwareLocation)
    {
        inProductName = productName;
        inCustomerName = customerName;
        inFirmwareLocation = firmwareLocation;
    }

    public void Save(TextWriter textOut)
    {
        textOut.WriteLineAsync(productName);
        textOut.WriteLineAsync(customerName);
        textOut.WriteLineAsync(firmwareLocation);
    }

    public bool Save(string filename)
    {
        TextWriter textOut = null;
        try
        {
            textOut = new StreamWriter(filename);
            Save(textOut);
        }
        catch
        {
            return false;
        }
        finally
        {
            if (textOut != null)
            {
                textOut.Close();
            }
        }

        return true;
    }

    public static Product Load (string filename)
    {
        Product result = null;
        System.IO.TextReader textIn = null;

        try
        {
            textIn = new System.IO.StreamReader(filename);
            string productNameText = textIn.ReadLine();
            string customerNameText = textIn.ReadLine();
            string firmwareLocationText = textIn.ReadLine();
            result = new Product(productNameText, customerNameText, firmwareLocationText);
        }
        catch
        {
            return null;
        }
        finally
        {
            if (textIn != null) textIn.Close();
        }
        return result;
    }
}

}

A: It's a little unclear what you mean by "not working" but I'd suggest that you just use the standard .NET serialization/deserialization libraries for this rather than trying to reinvent the wheel. There's no need to do anything custom here. See the following: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt656716.aspx
As a side note, why are you using getX() and setX() methods instead of properties? It's not standard C#. For example, the following:
private string productName;

public string getProductName()
{
    return productName;
}

public bool setProductName(string inputProductName)
{
    productName = inputProductName;
    return true;
}

should be
public string ProductName
{
    get;
    set;
}

I'm guessing that one of the reasons your code isn't working is that it has multiple glaring race conditions. For example, all 3 of your writes are asynchronous and fired off right after the other; there's no guarantee that the previous one will be done when you start the next one. It's not even clear to me that you're guaranteed to write the lines in a particular order (which you're counting to be the case in your deserialization logic). It's also completely possible (likely, actually) that you'll close the file in the middle of your write operations.
I'd also suggest a "using" block for the file streams.


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Argyle unplugged
Stripped-down acoustic show by this buzzworthy local alternative rock band that's just released a debut CD which highlights their eclectic influences (punk, jam, ska and dub). Expect plenty of covers, and reworked versions of their original material. Fri., 6:30 pm, Felipé's Mexican Restaurant.
A.W.O.L.
An amalgam of local poets, hip-hop artists and other spoken word and musician types. They put on a monthly show at this downtown coffeehouse that is known for being extremely inclusive (their name actually stands for "all walks of life"), and which is noticeably family-oriented. Sun., 8 pm, The Sentient Bean.
Bluesonics
Newly reconfigured local R & B trio that offers danceable shuffles and solid, rocking, guitar-based Chicago-style blues. Fri., Savannah Blues.
Bottles & Cans
Rough and edgy Delta-style blues that's filtered through a shot-out rock and roll sensibility. Their diverse sound is equal parts Tom Waits, T-Model Ford, Hound Dog Taylor and The Black Keys. Thurs., Savannah Blues.
Singing acoustic guitarist with an intense manner and a setlist full of classic rock and pop tunes. Wed., 7 pm, Pogy's Bar & Grill (Richmond Hill) + Thurs., 8 pm, Bernie's On River St. + Fri. - Sat., 9 pm, The Bayou Café + Sun., 4 pm, The Warehouse.
Chuck Courtenay & G. E. Perry
Duo of pop/country/rock cover singer Courtenay (who also plays acoustic guitar), and the talented multi-instrumentalist Perry. Fri., 10 pm, Spanky's (River St.).
Eat Mo' Music
Funky instrumental jazz quintet that's recently welcomed longtime area rock and metal guitarist Bart Zipperer (Shut Up & Drive, The Six Million Dollar Band) into their fold. Fri. - Sat., 8:30 pm, Moon River Brewing Company.
"Rick Elvis"
A rare local show by one of the area's most noted Elvis impersonators. What else can be said? Sat., Mary's Seafood & Steaks.
Erickson & Strong
Local acoustic duo (featuring former members of Souled Out and Bluesonics) that covers pop, blues, beach and calypso tunes, along with their own originals. Wed., Driftaway Café (Wilmington Island).
The Great Ogeechee Seafood Fest
This annual outdoor street festival celebrates the area's strong connection to the fishing industry, while affording families a chance to spend a weekend enjoying live music, food and drink, and a variety of arts and crafts vendors. Friday's entertainment includes local Southern rock jam band Phantom Wingo and beach music warhorses The Swingin' Medallions. Saturday's lineup boasts rockin' country act The Hazzard County Band (featuring The Courtenay Brothers), the modern Christian pop of North of Here and The Blues Brothers Revue, a Las Vegas-style show band that appears at Universal Studios theme parks, and – one assumes – mimics the fictional band made famous by John Belushi and Dan Akroyd on Saturday Night Live and in John Landis' smash comedy film. Fri., 6 pm + Sat., 4 pm, Richmond Hill.
Vaguely low-fi indie rock featuring guitarist and thespian Kevin Daiss. Also on the bill: N.C.'s Perelandra, who've been compared to underground darlings Mogwai for their intense, wavelike sonic footprint – and Lucia Lie, a Boston-based alternative rock group (led by a Berklee student) that prominently features the cello. Bring earplugs, this brick basement venue is loud. Fri., 8 pm, Rude Rudy's (Broughton & Whitaker Sts.).
Kodac Harrison's Speaking Bean Slam
Monthly poetry event curated and MC'd by Atlanta troubadour Harrison, who's known internationally as a songwriter and performing poet. This month's featured artist will be Corey Hopps, who also happens to direct shows for A.W.O.L. Get there early to sign up and participate yourself... Thurs., 7:30 pm, The Sentient Bean.
Heavy Weather
Local group associated with acoustic guitarist and songwriter Jon Dunn. Fri., 6:30 pm, Felipé's Mexican Restaurant.
High Velocity
Southern rock covers and originals from a local band whose members have been playing this sort of music for quite a long while (some even gigged with the late Molly Hatchet frontman Danny Joe Brown). Fri. - Sat., 9 pm, Gilley's (Hinesville).
Craig Johansen
Guitarist and vocalist (known best as a member of both Hot Pink Interior and The 8-Tracks) playing a wide variety of rock, pop and new-wave covers on acoustic guitar. Fri., 6 pm, The Warehouse.
Jukebox Journey
Long-running musical tribute to pop stars and genres of the last several decades – featuring a full band and some of the area's more talented vocalists. The show takes place in the restored historic Savannah Theatre. Wed. - Sat., 8 pm + Sat. - Sun., 3 pm, Savannah Theatre.
Lauren Lapointe
Locally-based acoustic singer-songwriter who's released two albums of light, airy contemporary folk. Fri., 7 pm, The Over Coffee Café (Hinesville).
Mama's Mojo
Newly-minted regional group playing polished electric blues – formerly known as The Ignitors. Fri., 10 pm, Fiddler's Crab House.
Tom O'Carroll
Acoustic solo artist offering both traditional and contemporary Celtic tunes. Wed. - Sun., Kevin Barry's.
Paul Parr
Country and beach music from an Ellabell native who's played regionally for 2 decades. Fri. - Sat., 9 pm, Silver Dollar Bar & Grill (Hwy 204).
Howard Paul Trio w/Flautist Ali Ryerson
Paul is an excellent 7-string guitarist who's performed alongside some of the biggest names in his field, such as Jimmy Bruno and Bucky Pizzarelli. This intriguing lineup of guitar, flute and bass should fit nicely in this upscale supper club. Fri. - Sat., 7:30 pm, The Jazz Corner (Hilton Head).
Phantom Wingo
Fiery Southern blues-rock known for soulful vocals and flights of improvisatory fancy (a la Widespread Panic). Thurs., Fiddler's Crab House (10 pm) + Fri., 6 pm, Great Ogeechee Seafood Fest + Sat., Savannah Blues.
Paul Reeves
Dreamy, Christian-oriented guitar pop that should appeal to fans of Howie Day and Matt Nathanson. Fri., Driftaway Café (Wilmington Island).
The Silent Type
Indie rock band that's been compared to Red House Painters, Bright Eyes, Will Oldham, and Elephant 6 act Neutral Milk Hotel. Mon., 8 pm, The Sentient Bean.
Souls Harbor
Slick, Bluffton-based nÜ-metal band with growing industry buzz, appearing with signed groups Allele and Trigger Point. Fri., 10 pm, The Gold Club (Hardeeville).
Superhorse
Local retro garage rock unit featuring members of several notable area bands, such as GAM, City of Lindas and The Hall Monitor. They recently released their debut CD after 12 years together. Sat., 9 pm, 322 West Broughton St. - FREE TO ALL AGES.
The Earl Williams Quartet
Popular Island horn man, playing blues, R & B and light jazz. Wed., 7:30 pm, The Jazz Corner (Hilton Head). *****
The Greg Williams Band
Blistering old-fashioned rock group (think Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers meets The Jon Butcher Axis) featuring Shane Baldwin on lead guitar and D.C. on drums. Their repertoire focuses on the several acclaimed indie CDs composed by their frontman. Fri. - Sat., 10 pm, Mercury Lounge. ****


6/10 too much trauma from the trial. But it has grown on me.
10/10 I like it. Used Haxorus as a major supporting character in one of my stories.
Cool typing and fun with choice specs.
5.5/10 - When if was first announced, I didn't care for it and those feelings never changed. Even though it has a great personality, there's just something off about its design and I just like Stufful a lot more.
7/10. Solid Sp Atk and Speed, but it can't take a hit for nuts.
4/10 because I find it difficult to pinpoint its face at first glance which is one of my biggest turn offs when it comes to Pokemon.
Too OP and Mew is better.
9/10 I really like Vileplume!
Itz pretty cool, just not my fav fighting type.
9/10 One of, if not the, best early game birds. Such a great Pokémon.
7/10. Definitely one of the more fun Gen 1 Designs!
9/10 Great design and type combo. Amazing in competitive with 2 great abilities but not as good as it used to be back in gen 5 so I can't give it a perfect score for that reason.
6/10 Don't have much personal experience with Kingler, and its typing and design are pretty uninspired. However, I did like seeing Ash's Kingler in the anime.


The Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife is seeking applications for a Fish Culture Specialist IV (Fish Production Supervisor) at its Ed Weed Fish Culture Station in Grand Isle, Vermont.
Employees in this position will be involved in the general supervision and advanced technical level maintenance work along with professional level scientific work and guidance at the Ed Weed Fish Culture Station. This position's job duties would include training, scheduling, and assignment of personnel for work on mechanical equipment or fish culture facility operations. Examples of this work would include ensuring that nutritional, fish health, and water quality components of fish production meet goals and objectives, ensuring that work is performed in compliance with associated facility permits, maintaining knowledge of facility equipment sufficient to performing routine maintenance and emergency repairs, overseeing or participating in research activities or facility upgrade projects as assigned, assisting in public outreach efforts, and collecting, transporting, and stocking of fish. Work is performed under the supervision of the Ed Weed Fish Culture Station Supervisor. Weekend assignment can be expected as well as occasional holiday coverage.
This position would be required to live in on-site housing. Employees would be expected to provide emergency off-hours coverage and be compensated through a 20% guaranteed overtime payment provision. Additionally, the successful applicant will be required to attend the Division's course in fish culture and must obtain a pesticide applicators license and CPR certification within six month of hire.
This position, Fish Production Supervisor (Job Requisition #1416), is open to all State employees and external applicants.
Duties are performed primarily at the Grand Isle fish culture station both indoors and outdoors in all seasons, but with some travel for stocking or other fish transport purposes. A valid Vermont driver's license is required. An incumbent must be on call at all times for emergencies. Some physical labor is involved in performance of fish culture and related duties under varying climatic conditions. A person in this position may be required to live in Department provided housing.
Master's degree in fish culture, fisheries science or a closely related field and one (1) year or more of experience at an advanced technical level in the propagation and culture of food or game fish.
Bachelor's degree in fish culture, fisheries science or a closely related field and three (3) years or more of experience at an advanced technical level in the propagation and culture of food or game fish.
Seven (7) years or more experience at an advanced technical level in the propagation and culture of food or game fish.
A person in this position may be required to live in Department provided housing.


Greetings. I have 10 old Kenwood TK-862G radios that we have had stored in my warehouse for a few years. After purchasing 40 new VX-261's on new frequencies, we decided to break out the Kenwoods for use on some of the forklifts. I have an old XP machine, the proper cable, and the Kenwood KPG-56D software and I was able to read then write our new frequencies to one of the radios, but I cant read anything from the others. They do work, I can communicate between them, but the software wont recognize them, I keep getting a message to check the cable and try again. Is it possible that these others are somehow locked to prevent programming? The dealer that did the original setup has long since closed. I appreciate any suggestions.
Last edited by Glt68; 12-19-2018 at 09:46 AM.
It's possible. We're an authoized Kenwood dealer, and if you give Anthony or Rob a call at 1-800-584-1445 they may be able to help you out or provide some guidance.
Last edited by Rick S; 12-19-2018 at 09:24 AM.
Thanks Rick, I didnt notice that you guys were associated with the forum until just now. I have an email in to Benny, we just purchased the 40 VX-261's from you guys about a month ago and he was able to get the frequencies to me.
It's always worth checking the driver - there's a lot of aggravation with some of the programming cables not liking the more modern version of the serial driver. Windows 10 has this problem frequently, but it's less common on the old machines, unless the software automatically installs a driver that is too new - I have some Kenwood cables that work with Windows 10, but not with XP, and an XP one that works on other Kenwoods - Seems daft, but the software does seem sensitive to matching drivers and OS.
Thanks, I dont think the cable is the issue now. I downloaded Chirp and tried to read the radio and it gave me a message that this radio doesn't accept programming mode. It seems that these are somehow locked.
Gosh! TK-862G is a radio I've not had on the bench for some time. The software, from memory, is KPG-56D with a KPG-46 (serial) or KPG-46U (USB) cable. So if you did want to program it yourself, that's what you need.
However, you'd probably be better to speak to our friends at BuyTwoWayRadios.com as it would be easier and cheaper to have them program it.


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Big Eyes with Tim Burton, Amy Adams and Christoph Waltz: 92Y Talks Episode 25
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Jimmy Page with Jeff Koons: 92Y Talks Episode 24
Jimmy Page is one of music's greatest guitarists, innovators and legends—Rolling Stone called him "one of rock's most important and influential guitar players, writers, and producers" and ranked him number nine on its list of the 100 greatest guitarists of all time. He talks about his life and career as...
Benedict Cumberbatch with Annette Insdorf: 92Y Talks Episode 23
Award-winning actor Benedict Cumberbatch discusses his mesmerizing performance in The Imitation Game. His portrayal of Alan Turing, the British cryptanalyst who helped break the Nazi code and was persecuted for his sexual identity, has earned raves from critics. The Sherlock and Star Trek Into Darkness star talks about...
Jennifer Lopez with Hoda Kotb: 92Y Talks Episode 22
Jennifer Lopez in an intimate conversation with Hoda Kotb about her life and new book, True Love, a candid and revealing look at one of the most defining moments of her life. Like many other women balancing the demands of motherhood and career, Lopez found herself at a crossroads, determined to confront her...
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In her new book Watch Me, Huston tells the story of falling in love with Jack Nicholson and her adventurous, turbulent, high-profile, spirited 17-year relationship with him and his intoxicating circle of friends. She writes about learning the art and craft of acting, her rise to stardom, her work with the many...


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Hibernian sign Harry Clarke and Ewan Henderson on loan deals
(Image credit: Ken Macpherson)
Hibernian have made it three signings in two days by wrapping up deals for Harry Clarke and Ewan Henderson.
Arsenal defender Clarke has agreed an 18-month loan after the Gunners cut short his temporary stint with Ross County, although the Premier League club can also recall the versatile player in the summer or next January.
The 20-year-old right-back scored three goals in 17 appearances for County and played 35 times during a previous loan spell with Oldham.
Hibs manager Shaun Maloney said: "Harry has very good technical attributes in both attacking and defensive actions and I'm really pleased we've been able to secure him for the club.
"He will bring an exciting energy and speed in both areas and I have no doubt he'll be a big asset for us going forward."
Henderson earlier declared his former Celtic development squad coach Maloney the key draw in joining from Parkhead, initially on loan before he is due to sign a three-year deal in the summer.
Henderson first learned about the Edinburgh club's interest after netting his first Celtic goal, against Real Betis on December 9.
The 21-year-old told Hibs TV: "My agent phoned me that night and said Hibs are interested. Obviously the manager wasn't announced then and I said I would need to wait and see who the manager was.
"As soon as I saw it was Shaun Maloney, I said 'one million per cent, let's get this done'.
"Shaun is a big influence in why I have chosen Hibs. When I worked under him at Celtic, he was a top manager. He made me a better player.
"He was unbelievable. He was a big influence on my career at the age of 18.
"The way he sees football, it made me look at football in a completely different way than I did before. He was a big reason that I made the step up to the Celtic first team."
Henderson played 12 first-team games for Celtic but the Europa League tie against Real Betis was his only appearance under Ange Postecoglou. He has also featured for Dunfermline and Ross County during loan spells.
Maloney said: "Ewan is an extremely talented player. He has superb awareness and vision, he's creative and will provide assists."
The Scotland Under-21 international follows his brother Liam Henderson in moving from Celtic to Hibs.
The now Empoli midfielder set up the winner in Hibs' 2016 Scottish Cup final triumph and encouraged his younger brother to move to Easter Road despite interest from Italian clubs.
The Hibs newcomer, whose father Nicky Henderson played for the likes of Falkirk and Partick Thistle, said: "Hibs is just the perfect place for me, it's a massive club, the fanbase is unbelievable.
"Obviously I was there in 2016 when Hibs won the Scottish Cup, so I know how much it means to the fans.
"It was an amazing day for the family. My granddad is a Hibs supporter and my dad supported Hibs when he was younger.
"For all the Hibs fans and for the family and everyone who knows Liam it was an unbelievable day that I will never forget.
"I have been face-timing Liam every day, he just said the best place to be is Hibs."
Henderson and Clarke arrived the day after 19-year-old Norwegian striker Elias Melkersen and the glut of arrivals has allowed Hibs to agree a deal for Jamie Gullan to join Raith Rovers.
The 22-year-old, who has already netted 14 times for the Fifers during several loan spells, has signed a contract until 2024.
Ewan Henderson
Harry Clarke
Jamie Gullan


•help motivate staff by setting a clear goal for the development of its management system.
When a company or organization is certified to an ISO standard they will receive a certificate from the certification body. Even though the name of the ISO standard appears on this certificate, it is not ISO that has issued it.
Although ISO does not perform certification, its Committee on Conformity Assessment (CASCO) has produced a number of standards that relate to the certification process. The voluntary criteria contained in these publications are an international consensus on good practice relating to certification. Companies and organizations usually operate their certification activities in accordance with these international standards. More information can be found by accessing the full list of CASCO Standards.


In this project, you will design a video control system based on VGA timings, and use it to drive an HDMI-connected monitor. Once the video system is running, you can design a character generator that uses a timing circuit (derived from the video controller) and a character ROM. Then, as an additional challenge, you can dynamically reconfigure display system resolution by changing system timings, which are in turn based on parameters used by ZYNQ's clock management resources.


For years I read things like this and my spirit responded with a resounding "amen". Then I went on my way. After all, I agree AND I even shared this blog with 476 people (who, lets face it, will probably nod their own "amens" and are unlikely to give me a hard time about it). But eventually I found myself moved to pray more about the subject of abortion and I really couldn't pray about it with sincerity if I wasn't willing to say yes if God asked for more. So last spring I got involved with our local Right to Life.
I'm not saying all this to make anyone feel guilty. What I want to say is that we – you and I – are the answer. Pray, pray fervently. Pray with a willingness to obey, although God may never move you to do more than pray. Don't make this someone else's problem, it's bigger than that. We're not talking about a few back alley abortions, we're talking about a staggering 54 million babies that were murdered in the womb. Let hope arise as you realize that the answer is living in you and daydream with me about being able to tell our kids that we saw this injustice and refused to look away and pretend it wasn't happening. Daydream about a generation that will not know the horror of legal abortion and will only have to read about it in history books, much like the holocaust. Dream about friends, artists, writers, scientists, moms and dads that will live out their lives….Dream of life.
I survived Roe vs Wade. Roe vs Wade will not survive me.
I wanted to write from my heart about this, but I just can't. It's too overwhelming and nothing I can say feels like enough. Its easier to look away, I know, I do it. But as I follow this story and feel the pain of grief and loss over and over I think about how the Father feels. The horror and pain I feel over an infant born alive and having her spinal cord severed with scissors as she writhes in pain is no less real than the pain that Daddy God feels as a woman swallows a pill and kills her unborn child.
I know its hard. I know its heavy. I know we would all rather read about how to raise awesome kids, how to organize your life in 3 easy steps or how to throw the party of the century. There will be time for that later. I pray that the things that break God's heart would also break ours. Not so that we can remain broken hearted, but so that we will storm the gates of hell as the enemy tries to destroy generation after generation of babies, mothers and families and say "not on my watch!". We will not be silent, we will not be still.