A level 1 was issued for N-C Spain and SW/W France mainly for large hail, a few severe downburst events and heavy rain.
A level 1 was issued for NW Spain and extreme N-Portugal mainly for an isolated non-supercell tornado risk.
A level 1 was issued for W-Finland mainly for heavy rainfall.
A level 1 was issued for Estonia to NE-Poland mainly for large hail.
A level 1 was issued for NE Romania, Moldova and S-Ukraine mainly for heavy rainfall amounts.
Steering mechanisms over Europe remain ill defined. A strong cut-off low moves from Portugal to Spain but otherwise, a weak geopotential height gradient regime continues over C/SE Europe. Two slow moving and ill defined vortices affect parts of Scandinavia but they have no significant impact on today's thunderstorm forecast.
A weak shear/modest CAPE environment once again supports scattered to widespread thunderstorm development over a broad area. A belt of at least modest CAPE extends from N-Italy to Hungary to Belarus to Estonia with MLCAPE increasing from 500 to 1000 J/kg from west to northeast. With no shear to work with, main focus for storms to become severe at least on a preliminary basis will be the initiation phase. Strong pulsating storms may yield an isolated large hail and strong downburst risk. Betimes, storms tend to grow upscale with a localized flash flood risk on the increase. Regionally enhanced cold pool developments could once again support numerous concentrated swaths of strong wind gusts, but this hazard remains too diffuse/storm motion will be too erratic to highlight that risk.
Best set-up for isolated non-supercell tornado development probably evolves over N Italy, Slovenia, S-Austria, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Montenegro to Macedonia , where LL CAPE will be maximized. This risk however remains a low-end threat at best.
It has to be emphasized that CAPE further north (e.g. E-C France, C-Germany, Czech Republic into Poland) will be lower, but up to 20 kt 1-8 km shear exists, which may compensate for meager CAPE signals. Hence, I would not be surprised to see a few pulsating storms similar in strength compared to the aforementioned regions. Also, isolated CI over E-C France may produce a few strong and potentially isolated severe downburst events, given well mixed sublcoud profiles and strong theta-e difference but limited coverage kept the proabilities below a level-1 threshold for now.
The first area extends from Estonia to NE Poland, where 20-30 kt 1-8 km shear and CAPE in excess of 1000 J/kg may result in a few well organized multicells with a distinct large hail risk. We therefore upgraded that part to a level 1.
The second area of concern regarding enhanced flash flooding extends from NE Romania to S-Ukraine, where a weakness in the upper flow regime evolves along the W-fringe of an upper low over the W-Black Sea. This ends in a complete break down of the steering flow and very slow moving thunderstorms are forecast. PW in excess of 30 mm, 0-1 km mean mixing ratios of 9-10 g/kg and LCLs at or below 1 km point to an augmented collision-coalescence process (although warm cloud depth is not that deep) with little subcloud evaporative cooling, so high rainfall rates with slow moving storms may cause flash flood problems. Hence a level 1 was added.
Thunderstorms gradually decay until midnight, but a few storms may keep going all night long ... especially in the high-energetic air mass from Estonia - E-Poland - Ukraine- Bulgaria.
The frontal boundary, which shifted west as a warm front a few days ago now approaches the area of interest from the west as a cold front. Slow progression of the front, near and very weak front-parallel flow, rich prefrontal moisture and increasing mid/upper diffluence may cause repeatedly developing thunderstorms, which undergo rapid upscale growth into a leisurely eastward shifting cluster of storms. The current set-up also supports some training activity while PW approaches 20 mm, so we could see some flash flood problems with those storms. A low-end level 1 was issued to cover that rainfall risk. Marginal hail and strong wind gusts accompany stronger storms,too. Thunderstorms decay until midnight.
A slowly eastward moving cold-core low starts to open and re-connect with the westerlies to its north. During this process, this feature acquires a more negative tilt, which may induce a weak surface low somewhere over the N-Baltic Sea during the late afternoon/evening hours (although models like GFS tend to be later ... more during the overnight hours). Nevertheless, 500-800 J/kg SBCAPE and 10-15 m/s DLS overlap could result in a few healthy thunderstorms with marginal hail and strong wind gusts around peak time heating. The thunderstorm coverage rapidly decreases thereafter.
A more robust severe risk arises as a strong cut-off low impacts most of the Iberian Peninsula. Cut-off lows in general have a tight shear gradient, so the current concern is not an ample shear/CAPE overlap over a broad area but more a confined region over N-C Spain, the W-coast of France and offshore over the Bay of Biscay, where organized storms are possible.
Timing of thunderstorm initiaiton will be manifold as thunderstorms already evolve over NW France during the early morning hours with more initiation followed more to the SE over C-France. This convection is mainly driven by the exceedance of the convective temperatures and coastal convergence foci.
Around noon, highly diffluent mid/upper level flow and placement beneath the left exit region of a 30 m/s 500 hPa jet core cause rapid and scattered CI over the rough topography of N-Spain. Storms grow upscale and eventually become detached from the mountains with strengthening cold pools. Numerous clusters of storms then shift N/NW-ward over the Bay of Biscay and also towards SW France/W-coast of France during the evening and overnight hours. Forcing by the approaching cut-off only increases during the night, so continued re-development of thunderstorms is expected in those areas probably all night long.
Either CAPE in excess of 1000 J/kg over NW/W/SW France but weak shear or modest CAPE of 500 J/kg but 25 m/s DLS over N-C Spain support well organized pulsating storms (north) and multicells (south) with a large hail risk. Strong to severe downbursts are also possible mainly over W/NW France where enhanced delta theta-e is expected. Slow moving and repeatedly developing thunderstorm clusters may also increase the flash flood risk over SW France especailly during the evening and overnight hours, when PWs exceed 25 mm.
The regions Poitou-Charentes, Limousin and N-Aquitaine may see some temporal overlap of 15 m/s DLS and MLCAPE in excess of 1 kJ/kg during peak heating, which may cause an isolated hail event in excess of 3cm, but given trend of rapid clustering, no higher probabilities were iussed.
Scattered cold-core convection occurs beneath the cut-off's center over N-Portugal and NW Spain. Marginal hail and gusty winds are forecast next to an isolated non-supercell tornado risk given LCLs below 800 m and increasing LLCAPE until sunset. This thunderstorm risk rapidly diminishes after sunset. The level 1 was expanded far west for that reason.


1. Preheat the oven to 160C Fan – 180C – 350F – Gas 4.
2. Make the Tomato Sauce: Fry the garlic in the olive oil until soft. Add the rest of the ingredients and cook over a gentle heat for 45 minutes or until the oil rises to the top of the sauce. Stir frequently especially as it thickens. Leave to cool. Can be made ahead.
3. Make the Ricotta Filling for the Cannelloni: Mix the ricotta and egg in a generous bowl. Fold in the rest of the ingredients.
4. To assemble the dish: Spoon a layer of tomato sauce into a baking dish that will fit the cannelloni snugly. Fill the cannelloni: spoon the ricotta filling into a disposable piping bag or plastic freezer bag. Snip the end of the bag and pipe the filling into the cannelloni. Place each cannelloni onto the tomato sauce as it is filled, nudging them together to make room. Spoon the rest of the tomato sauce on top and sprinkle over grated Parmesan. Dot with mozzarella if using. Bake for 45-50 minutes until golden on top.
Make this recipe vegetarian by substituting the chorizo with 100g cooked spinach.
Cut leftover cannelloni into large cubes and fry them in a pan the next day. Squash the fried cannelloni squares in between two warm brioche buns with a spoon of mayonnaise and a squirt of sriracha or chilli jam. If you have time you could flour each piece of cannelloni, dip them in egg and breadcrumbs (add a pinch of dried oregano if you like) and fry them.


Baltimore real estate market has long been characterized by a shortage of safe, affordable housing, a situation that hits low-income households particularly hard. At the same time, the city is saddled with thousands of deteriorating, abandoned and vacant properties that blight the neighborhoods around them and serve as magnets for crime. City officials would dearly love to rehabilitate those homes and make them available to residents at rents they can afford. But the money has never been there to cover the construction and maintenance costs such an undertaking would require.
That's why housing advocates were gratified by the Board of Elections' announcement this week that they had gathered enough signatures to put a measure on the ballot in November that could greatly strengthen the city's ability to fund affordable housing. The measure would empower the City Council to create an affordable housing trust fund whose goal would be to encourage developers and nonprofits to construct new homes with rents within the reach of the poorest households.
The initiative that will appear on the November ballot takes the form of an amendment to the City Charter. Currently, the City Council can raise new revenues through taxes and fees, but it can't designate where that money goes. The proposed change would allow the council to earmark any new revenues specifically for the housing trust fund and no other purpose.
The advantage of such an arrangement is that it gives the trust fund a designated source of income regardless of the ups and downs of the municipal budget cycle. The trust would also be able to accept donations from federal and state agencies as well as contributions from foundations and private donors. Advocates have proposed a 12-member board appointed by the mayor with input from the public to oversee such a trust, while the day-to-day administration of the fund would be managed by the Baltimore City Department of Housing and Community Development.
The fund's efforts would target two groups of residents, one composed of people earning less than 50 percent of the median income in the Baltimore area, and another whose incomes fall below 30 percent of the area median income — a much lower income level than the developers of Port Covington have set as a goal for their affordable housing commitment. That project may increase the supply of moderate-income housing in Baltimore, but the units produced would still be unaffordable for the majority of the city's poorest residents.
The idea of an affordable housing trust fund isn't new, nor is it unique to Baltimore. Across the country there are more than 770 similar initiatives that work with developers and nonprofit groups to increase the supply of affordable housing using revenues collected in affordable housing trust funds. In Maryland, Montgomery and Howard counties have operated such programs for decades, as does neighboring Washington, D.C. If voters approve Baltimore's charter amendment in November advocates are ready to work with the new City Council to figure out which revenue sources they could tap to fund Baltimore's effort. Proponents have suggested taxing Airbnb rentals in the city, which might or might not be workable or sufficient, but such details are less important at this point than creating the legal structure for the fund.
The fact that more than 18,000 residents signed the petition — nearly double the number needed to get on the ballot — suggests this is an idea whose time has come. In fact, it's probably well overdue; Baltimore is one of few large cities without such a fund. The details need to be fleshed out, but the need this proposal targets is undeniable.


May | 2014 | Live Healthy S.C.
Stopping the spread of infectious diseases requires a rapid response by public health staff, as well as a willingness to coordinate efforts across geographic divides.
Last week, an alert was issued warning that as many as 5,000 people who visited a restaurant in Springfield, Missouri between May 8 and 16, might have been exposed to hepatitis A.
Hepatitis A is a liver disease caused by a virus. People usually become sick within 15 to 50 days of exposure to the virus, so it's important to get treatment as soon as possible to prevent the virus from developing into hepatitis A infection.
Treatment consists of a two-dose vaccine. The first vaccine dose must be given within 14 days of exposure to be effective, which means those at risk need to be reached and treated quickly.
Earlier this week, two people visiting the South Carolina Lowcountry heard the news and realized they had dined at the restaurant in Missouri during the specified dates. They were approaching the end of the 14-day window to get a vaccine and called DHEC for help. Our Lowcountry Public Health immunization team quickly connected them with our epidemiology staff to perform an assessment.
After determining that the individuals should get vaccinated, our Lowcountry immunization team offered to provide the vaccinations during weekend hours, if necessary, to make sure treatment was received quickly. Both individuals received vaccines here in the Lowcountry and were able to carry on their visit with peace of mind.
Thank you to our Lowcountry Immunization and Epi Teams for your quick response and willingness to go the extra mile to help these individuals, who were far from home, access post-exposure hepatitis A treatment.
This entry was posted in Disease Control and tagged hepatitis, infectious disease, Lowcountry on May 30, 2014 by SC DHEC.
Several members of our Lowcountry Public Health team gathered with representatives from Orangeburg County, the USDA, and town officials to celebrate the recent opening of the Holly Hill government complex.
Above is a photo of Public Health team members Diane Williams, Rosalind Connell, LaTonya Wearing, Kathryn Gramling, Dana Millet, Deborah Trevithick, and Linda Ashley in front of the new complex.
Our new Holly Hill clinic is open for business in Orangeburg County, offering immunization, WIC, HIV/STD screening, family planning, maternal and child health, and home health services.
For more pictures of the Holly Hill ribbon cutting ceremony, visit our Facebook page.
This entry was posted in Client Services, Outreach and tagged clinical services, Lowcountry on May 23, 2014 by SC DHEC.
May is Stroke Awareness Month, which gives us an opportunity to shine a spotlight on one of the leading causes of death and disability in South Carolina. In 2012, 2,331 people died from stroke in our state, and more than 9,000 individuals were treated for a stroke in South Carolina hospitals.
The good news is that strokes can be prevented by understanding and controlling risk factors like high blood pressure, high cholesterol, tobacco use, diabetes, and obesity.
For more resources on stroke, visit the American Stroke Association.
This entry was posted in Prevention and tagged prevention, South Carolina, statistics, stroke on May 22, 2014 by SC DHEC.
This entry was posted in Community Health, Outreach and tagged Fit Family Challenge, obesity, outreach, physical activity, South Carolina on May 16, 2014 by SC DHEC.


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FIVE DAYS – THREE UNINTENTIONAL SHOOTINGS
Posted on June 11, 2016 by safetennesseeproject
WHEN ADULTS ACCIDENTALLY SHOOT ANOTHER PERSON, MOST OFTEN THE VICTIM IS A CHILD
In less than a week, three Tennessee adults unintentionally shot themselves or another person. In the most recent incident, a handgun dropped from a man's pants and discharged, injuring a 4-year-old child.
"Unintentional shootings continue to be a serious problem in our state," said Beth Joslin Roth, policy director for The Safe Tennessee Project. "It's bad enough when an adult unintentionally shoots themselves, but in at least 8 incidents this year, an adult unintentionally shot another person, most often a child. In one of these incidents, a 13-year-old girl was killed. If a person chooses to be a gun owner, they must be responsible with it at all times. Too often in Tennessee, people aren't."
THREE UNINTENTIONAL SHOOTINGS IN FIVE DAYS:
JUNE 9, 2016 – MEMPHIS
A family, including a 4-year-old boy, was locked out of their home. A family friend attempted to climb through the window to open the door. As he climbed through the window, a gun fell from his pants and discharged, firing a bullet that hit the 4-year-old. The child was taken to the hospital with non-critical injuries.
http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/crime/4-year-old–injured-in-accidental-shooting–382469211.html
JUNE 7, 2016 – NASHVILLE
A man was attempting to clear his pistol when it unintentionally fired two rounds into his leg. He was hospitalized and is reported to be in critical condition.
http://www.wsmv.com/story/32170219/nashville-man-accidentally-shoots-himself-in-leg
A Memphis man unintentionally shot himself in the leg. He was hospitalized with non-critical injuries.
http://wreg.com/2016/06/05/man-in-hospital-after-accidentally-shooting-himself/–
"Shooting yourself while cleaning or handling your gun is not being a responsible gun owner," said Roth. "Carrying a loaded gun in your pocket where it can easily fall out and discharge is extremely careless, not to mention an issue of public safety. If you can't exercise the most basic level of gun safety, you don't need a gun. You're putting yourself and others at risk."
2016 INCIDENTS WHERE AN ADULT UNINTENTIONALLY SHOT SOMEONE ELSE
JUNE 9, 2016 – MEMPHIS – CHILD INJURED
MARCH 15, 2016 – CHATTANOOGA – ADULT KILLED
A 22-year-old man was handling a weapon when it discharged, killing 19-year-old Carly Ellis inside a Chattanooga home. The bullet went through a wall and hit Ellis in the neck, according to Chattanooga police.
http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/local/story/2016/mar/16/womshot-killed-chattanooghome/355528/
MARCH 14, 2016 – CHATTANOOGA – CHILD INJURED
A 15-year-old teen was accidentally shot in what Chattanooga police describe as an "domestic-related" shooting. No word on his condition.
http://www.wrcbtv.com/story/31464741/teen-shot-in-chattanooga
FEBRUARY 4, 2016 – MEMPHIS – CHILD INJURED
A 20-year-old was handling a gun that fired and hit a 16-year-old girl. Police report the two knew each other and that the shooting was an accident. The 20-year-old has been charged with aggravated assault and reckless endangerment. The victim is in stable condition.
http://www.fox13memphis.com/news/jeffrey-gray-charged-after-teen-accidentally-shot-in-oakhaven/63473488
FEBRUARY 3, 2016 – KINGSPORT – ADULT INJURED
As he was attempting to kick out an unwanted houseguest, a Kingsport man accidentally shot the houseguest in the chest. The shooting victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition.
http://www.johnsoncitypress.com/law-enforcement/2016/02/04/Kingsport-man-arrested-after-accidental-shooting-1.html
JANUARY 7, 2016 – MURFREESBORO – ADULT INJURED
A Murfreesboro man was unloading his 9mm when it accidentally discharged. A bullet penetrated the wall, through his neighbor's bedroom before lodging in another wall. The woman was injured. No charges were filed.
http://www.dnj.com/story/news/crime/2016/01/07/police-bullet-shoots-through-sleeping-womans-bedroom/78445954/?from=global&sessionKey=&autologin=
JANUARY 5, 2016 – MEMPHIS – ONE INFANT INJURED AND ONE CHILD KILLED
According to police, a 21-year-old man and another person were handling a gun in the upstairs part of a townhome-style apartment when the gun accidentally discharged. The bullet went through the floor, striking a 13-year-old girl who was holding a 12-week-old boy, police said. LeTara Jones, a sixth-grader at Humes Preparatory Academy, was taken to Le Bonheur Children's Hospital in critical condition and later died. The infant was grazed by a bullet and was in noncritical condition at the hospital. As the 21-year-old man tried to run away, he was shot by a family member.
http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/Police-A-13-year-old-girl-dies-after-shot-at-Frayser-apartment-364230151.html
PERMIT HOLDERS WHO UNINTENTIONALLY SHOT THEMSELVES IN 2016
MARCH 5, 2016 – KNOXVILLE
A Knoxville man with a valid gun permit accidentally shot himself outside the West Towne Mall Cheesecake Factory. The 23-year-old man unintentionally discharged his Glock, injuring his leg.
http://www.knoxnews.com/news/local/kpd-man-who-shot-himself-in-mall-parking-lot-was-gun-permit-holder-2d78717c-a272-1e1d-e053-0100007f3-371275611.html
An employee at City View Magazine with a valid carry permit was holstering his handgun after using the restroom when he accidentally shot himself in the right leg. He was taken to the hospital to be treated.
http://www.wbir.com/news/local/man-accidentally-shoots-self-in-leg-after-using-bathroom/45010846
TENNESSEE UNINTENTIONAL SHOOTINGS BY THE NUMBERS
2016 UNINTENTIONAL SHOOTINGS TO DATE – 6/10/2016
This includes ALL 2016 unintentional shootings, including those where children were unintentionally shot by adults and those where a child gains access to an unsecured, loaded gun.
Unintentional shootings involving children- deaths: 3
Unintentional shootings involving children- injuries: 14
Unintentional shootings involving children: 17
Unintentional shootings involving adults- deaths: 5
Unintentional shootings involving adults- injuries: 23
Unintentional shootings involving adults with no injuries: 0
Unintentional shootings involving adults: 28
Total accidental shooting incidents to date: 45
2015 UNINTENTIONAL SHOOTINGS THROUGH – 6/10/2015
This includes 2015 unintentional shootings, including those where children were unintentionally shot by adults and those where a child gains access to an unsecured, loaded gun through June 10, 2015.
Unintentional shootings involving children- injuries: 7
Unintentional shootings involving adults- injuries: 5
Unintentional shootings involving adults: 9
Total 2015 accidental shooting incidents to date through 6/10/2015: 20
2015 UNINTENTIONAL SHOOTINGS
Unintentional shootings involving children- fatalities: 9
*Intentional (fatal) shooting of a child by a child with an unsecured gun: 1
Total Unintentional shootings involving children: 25
Unintentional shootings involving adults- fatalities: 4
Unintentional shootings involving adults with no injury: 4
Total accidental shooting incidents in 2015: 51
"There's no way you can look at these numbers and not see this is a growing problem in our state," Roth said. "This time last year, there were 9 adult-involved unintentional shootings. This year, there have already been 28. In all of 2015, there were 51 total unintentional shooting incidents. We are not even halfway through 2016, and there have already been 45. As unintentional shooting numbers continue to go up in Tennessee, our lawmakers continue to expand where guns can be carried, and the gun lobby continues their push to eliminate the requirement to have a permit to carry firearms in public."
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'Toughest sheriff' in court for ignoring US judge's orders to stop racial-profiling patrols
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio © Darryl Webb © Reuters
Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County, Arizona – famous for his racial profiling and notorious immigration patrols, will take the stand again for contempt of court, after failing to halt his practices. His officers are also accused of disobeying court orders.
Arpaio could now face fines, as well as a criminal hearing on the same charge, according to The Arizona Republic.
It took the court five months, following heated discussions over evidence and other delays, before it was decided the hearings would resume for another round on September 24 in a US District Court.
READ MORE: 'Toughest sheriff' in court for contempt after violating immigration order
The Sheriff did confess to carrying out his signature patrols for a period of 18 months after being told to stop. He also tried to conceal traffic-stop recordings made prior to his 2012 racial profiling trial.
The man likes to be known as 'the toughest sheriff' in the country, but the 83-year-old veteran's troubles don't end there.
Arpaio also tried to have the presiding judge investigated and taken off the case. The sheriff's officers were also found to have been pocketing identification documents during raids, as well as traffic stops. It was incidents like these that led Judge Murray Show to accuse the sheriff of regular racial profiling of Hispanics in Maricopa County.
He was in court again in April for failing to stop racial profiling. The trial was predicted to only last for four days, which would see the court look into the non-disclosure of evidence in the original (2012) profiling case, as well as Arpaio's immigration patrols and the failure of his officers to carry out the judge's earlier request to gather on-duty recordings from fellow officers in a quiet and effective manner.
Arpaio's officer's stand accused of disobeying a total of three court orders during the ongoing racial profile trial. The court will now also determine whether this was deliberate.
The first to testify during Thursday's trial will be his deputy, Jerry Sheridan, who has already admitted to disobeying two of the judge's orders.
The sheriff's office will now be closely scrutinized. However, it will come at a cost, which is expected to reach $50 million by the summer of 2016, with the money being spent on surveillance equipment and legal fees amongst other things, according to AP.


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Blue Raiders make us proud, win or lose: Editorial
There is more to life than winning.
That statement is not just a platitude that you share after your team loses the big game. It's absolutely true.
The Middletown Area High School …
Posted Wednesday, December 13, 2017 12:02 pm
The Middletown Area High School football team lost Saturday in its second straight trip to the PIAA 3A state championship game. The game wasn't especially close after the first quarter. A couple of late touchdowns made the final score of 41-24 look a little better.
Winning would have been a perfect ending to what has been back-to-back storybook seasons. The Blue Raiders lost only two games in 2016 and 2017, both when playing for the state title.
But it wasn't meant to be. Coach Brett Myers graciously took the blame: "We didn't play our best game today, and that is on me as the coach," he said.
It's hard to say why they lost. The snowy weather didn't help. Maybe, as Myers said, coaches didn't call the right plays at times. Maybe the team didn't play as well as it could, or maybe it simply wasn't the best team on the field.
But the loss wasn't from a lack of hard work through the entire season, or the support of Middletown fans, who braved the snow to cheer on their team Saturday.
The Middletown area was proud of this team before the loss. Nothing that happened during the game should change that.
Yes, losing hurts. The hard work, the hours, the sweat … it didn't pay off in the ultimate goal of a state title.
Blue Raider fans are rightfully disappointed — not in the players, but in the result of the game. Last year, the trip to the finals was a bit of a surprise. This year, as the team showed great success from the start, it was more of an expectation.
But winning a title is hard. Out of all the 3A teams in the state, only one can be the champion.
Of course winning is better than losing. You could tell from the looks on the players' faces how disappointed they were to hold the state runner-up trophy for the second straight year.
However, we won't cheer with any less enthusiasm next season because they didn't win the title.
The team came up short on the scoreboard, but there are lessons learned through sport that will last them their entire lives. Teamwork, hard work, having a common goal, having respect for others … those things will last long after they play their last game.
We love hearing about the little gestures that the team carries out.
For example, seniors Kyle Truesdale and Blake Jacoby, two of the captains, recently presented a ball to Paul Thompson as a gift from the team. Thompson is 84. He fell down the bleachers following the Blue Raiders' 35-0 win over Scranton Prep in Bethlehem on Nov. 24. On Dec. 6, the players surprised him with the ball as he was getting into his car to drive to the high school to buy tickets for Saturday's state championship game at Hersheypark Stadium.
The players also chatted with Thompson for about five minutes.
"They did good," Thompson told the Press & Journal about their kind act.
Indeed. They "did good."
We hope that continues for the rest of their lives.


Another news story. Some new findings suggest that the first bout of star formation may have been fast and furious. Stars may have started forming everywhere at once, filling the skies quickly.
No, the Sun is about a 3rd generation star. The first stars would've arrived about 12 or 13 billion years ago. Our star is only abour 5 billion years old.


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Q: SDL event handling not working I'm currently learning SDL by reading Lazy foo tutorials. I'm using code blocks 13.12 on Linux. I'm unable to get event handling to work correctly.
I'm basically trying to display an image (which works great), but no matter how many times I click on the close button, it won't close
Code:
#include <SDL2/SDL.h>
#include <stdio.h>
//Declaring the main window, the main surface and the image surface
SDL_Window *window = NULL;
SDL_Surface *scrsurface = NULL;
SDL_Surface *imgSurface = NULL;
SDL_Event event;
int run = 1;

//The function where SDL will be initialized
int init();
//The function where the image will be loaded into memory
int loadImage();
//The function that will properly clean up and close SDL and the variables
int close();

//The main function
int main(void){
    if(init() == -1)
        printf("Init failed!!!");
    else{
        if(loadImage() == -1)
            printf("loadImage failed!!!");
        else{

            //Displaying the image

            while(run){
                //Event handling
               while(SDL_PollEvent(&event)){
                    switch(event.type){
                        case SDL_QUIT:
                            run = 0;
                            fprintf(stderr, "Run set to 0");
                            break;
                        default:
                            fprintf(stderr, "Unhandled event");
                         break;
                    }
                }
                //Blitting nad updating
                SDL_BlitSurface(imgSurface, NULL, scrsurface, NULL);
                SDL_UpdateWindowSurface(window);
            }
        close();

        }
    }
    return 0;

}

int init(){
 if(SDL_Init(SDL_INIT_VIDEO) < 0)
    return -1;
 else{
    window = SDL_CreateWindow("SDL_WINDOW", SDL_WINDOWPOS_UNDEFINED,  SDL_WINDOWPOS_UNDEFINED, 900, 900, SDL_WINDOW_SHOWN);
    if(window == NULL)
        return -1;
    scrsurface = SDL_GetWindowSurface(window);

}
return 0;
}

int loadImage(){
    imgSurface = SDL_LoadBMP("Test.bmp");
    if(imgSurface == NULL)
        return -1;
    else{

    }
    return 0;
}

int close(){
    SDL_FreeSurface(imgSurface);
    SDL_DestroyWindow(window);
    window = NULL;
    SDL_Quit();
    return 0;

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A: Try moving close(); right after the end of the while (run) loop and before the // Blitting nad updating.
Also, move SDL_BlitSurface(imgSurface, NULL, scrsurface, NULL);
                SDL_UpdateWindowSurface(window); somewhere else, as it will run after your program stops running, and all code after that will also run when run is set to 0.

A: While it requires thorough debugging to determine what exactly happens, your problem is very likely to be caused by aliasing of libc's close function and yours. close is very important call used by many libraries, including Xlib (which is called by SDL). E.g. SDL_CreateWindow calls XOpenDisplay/XCloseDisplay to test display capabilities, but XCloseDisplay calls close on its connection socket, and it will call your function instead. It's hard to say what will happen after that, but it is certainly not what was intended.
Workaround is either renaming function to something else (e.g. by giving it a prefix) or by declaring it static so its name wouldn't be exported. Note that static functions may only be used within single translation unit (i.e. if your .c file contains static function, you cannot easily use it from another .c file).
Linker doesn't report multiple definitions here because libc's close is a weak symbol (nm -D /lib/libc.so.6 | egrep ' close$' reports W).

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Legal charges against Mithat Tabakov and Gyunay Sefer, MPs from ethnic Turkish Movement for Rights and Freedoms party, have been officially logged with the Sofia City Court Friday.
The two are indicted with document fraud.
On October 19, 2012, now-former Chief Prosecutor Boris Velchev called for pre-trail proceedings against them and they gave up their immunity as MPs, thereby agreeing for criminal investigation procedures to be opened against them.
Under Parliament's rules of procedure, when MPs give up their immunity of their own free will, the step does not require the approval of the Parliament.
Sefer is a former District Governor of the northeastern city of Silistra and Tabakov a former mayor of the town of Dulovo.
Prosecutors say companies, linked to Gyunay Sefer, pocketed more than BGN 1.6 M from the state budget under five contracts for road repairs and the construction of two market places and a water treatment plant.
In committing the crime, defined by the prosecutors as document fraud and abuse of office, Sefer was assisted by Mithat Tabakov, a mayor of the town of Dulovo at that time, who signed the contracts for Sefer's companies.
The contracts were sealed in May, 2005. The prosecution says Sefer has built the above facilities only on paper.
The two are free on a BGN 3 000 bond each.
Their names recently emerged in another scandal as active participants in the thrashing of the young man who attacked with a gas pistol ethnic Turkish leader, Ahmed Dogan at a party conference in Sofia.
Sefer has firmly denied the above, threatening to sue anyone disseminating such slander.
Gyunay Sefer and Mithat Tabakov were elected MPs during the latest parliamentary elections in the summer of 2009 on the ticket of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) in the town of Silistra.
In October 2012, the Sofia City Court sentenced Mithat Tabakov to four years in prison for accepting an exceptionally large bribe.
Tabakov, in his capacity of mayor of the Dulovo municipality, was charged with accepting a sum of BGN 10 000 from the manager of Water Supply and Sewerage OOD in Silistra, Petko Gorbanov, in the period October 2004 – November 19, 2004.
Tabakov received the money on November 19, 2004 on his own bank account to sign a contract with the Water Supply and Sewerage company in the northeastern town of Silistra for the implementation of public procurement for water piping replacement and inspection in the village of Vokil.
Tabakov claimed that he had not been transferred a bribe but a loan to repair his car.
This is the second trial against the DPS MP.
In December 2011, the Sofia City Court sentenced Tabakov to five years of imprisonment over signing a damaging deal.
He was found guilty of criminal breach of trust by signing an unfavorable contract in his capacity of Mayor of the Municipality of Dulovo in 2009.
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Big-spending billionaires are upending politics. The Los Angeles mayor's race is the latest test.
Billionaire Rick Caruso has spent himself into contention for mayor of the nation's second-biggest city.
Rick Caruso speaks in Los Angeles on March 20, 2019. | Damian Dovarganes, File/AP Photo
By Elena Schneider
Even by the cash-flush standards of modern politics, Rick Caruso's run for mayor of Los Angeles has been a shock-and-awe spending campaign.
The billionaire Republican-turned-Democrat has already dropped $34 million on the race, single-handedly making the June 7 primary one of the most expensive elections in the country. He's spent $25 million on TV advertising alone this year, more than any other candidate for any office in America, save one prospect running for governor in Illinois, according to the ad-tracking firm AdImpact. And in those TV ads, Caruso hammers away at homelessness, crime and corruption at City Hall, a trio of top issues for Los Angeles voters, while casting himself as an outsider — "not just a talker, a doer," one TV ad narrator says.
That barrage of advertisements on TV sets, on phones and in mailboxes has put Caruso — a real estate developer and a former civilian police commissioner whose father was a major Los Angeles-area car dealer — in a strong, top-two position in the mayoral primary. His main rival is Democratic Rep. Karen Bass, a longtime congresswoman and state legislative leader who came into the national spotlight during President Joe Biden's 2020 running-mate search.
But Bass and an allied super PAC are only spending about $2 million combined on TV, outpaced by Caruso and his allies by more than 13-to-1. Kevin de León, a Los Angeles city councilmember and a former state Senate leader, is also up on TV, but he's lagged behind Bass and Caruso in public and private polling.
Caruso's big spending fits into a broader set of tests for the left across the country this election year, with super PACs — and the occasional billionaire candidate — spending more money than ever to charge through Democratic primaries featuring more liberal contenders. In this specific instance, it's also a test of whether a longtime Republican can convince voters through messaging firepower that he's a good ideological fit to govern the second-biggest city in America.
The Los Angeles race is an all-party primary, but ultimately it's for the right to govern a heavily Democratic city. If no candidate clears 50 percent next Tuesday, then the race will advance the top two candidates to a November runoff.
"The fact that he's had to spend so much money, and yet I'm still in the race, and we're running neck-and-neck, and he's spent — I don't know how much it is now," Bass said in an interview with POLITICO. "To me, that says the Angelenos aren't going for it and people in this city do not want someone to purchase the mayor's office."
California, with its huge population and expensive advertising costs, has a long history of self-financing candidates who saw their wealth as a ticket to elected office but nevertheless failed to spend their way to victory. That's part of the reason why "people rolled their eyes at Caruso when he got in the race, because California has a reputation of taking these rich candidates, chewing them up and spitting them out," said Paul Mitchell, who runs a voter data firm used by both Republicans and Democrats.
"The fact that L.A. voters have digested him, even though in many other instances they've pushed away the rich candidate, is not something a lot of people were expecting," Mitchell continued, citing Caruso's nearly unanswered wave of advertisements that built up his support.
Indeed, super PACs and self-funding candidates alike are having a fairly successful election year so far, pouring more cash than ever into 2022 primaries to muscle through candidates who might not otherwise have emerged.
"You can spend a lot of money, but if you don't have the right message, you're going to fail. But Caruso has a message that resonates. Karen Bass also has a message that resonates, too, but she doesn't have as much money," said Mathew Littman, a former speechwriter for President Joe Biden who is supporting Bass. "Question is: Can Karen Bass get her message out there, or is she going to be overwhelmed by [Caruso's] spending? I think she can."
Crime has been a major part of Caruso's message. And some Democrats are already preparing for how a potential Caruso first-place finish in the primary could be read as evidence of an emerging trend: that even deep-blue urban voters are opting for more moderate city leaders to address crime, one of the themes of New York City's mayoral race last year.
A number of Democrats said that while Caruso has had early success forcing his way into the top tier of the race, a potential one-on-one runoff battle between Caruso and Bass — the likeliest outcome after Tuesday's primary — will put new scrutiny on Caruso's Republican past and blunt the power of his money.
"When you get to the general, it's a white businessman who used to be a Republican until 45 minutes ago versus a woman of color who spent her life in progressive politics, all against the backdrop of Roe getting overturned and more reactionary MAGA politics nationally," said Robb Korinke, a Los Angeles-based Democratic strategist who is working on citywide campaigns. "That dynamic, making the race more nationalized, more partisan, is going to change things."
Bass, too, noted that if the race moves to a November runoff, she thinks "that much, much, much more support will come my way" that would allow her to close the spending gap.
Bass isn't without allies even now. A super PAC, largely backed by Democratic megadonor Jeffrey Katzenberg, is spending about $1.2 million on TV ads that attack Caruso, citing a Los Angeles Times story that called him the "Donald Trump of Los Angeles."
"He's a fraud," the ad's narrator continues. "Caruso was a lifelong Republican and a billionaire developer who has forced out small businesses. Caruso's bankrolled Republicans, like Mitch McConnell and radical forces seeking to outlaw abortion."
The L.A. mayor's race is typically nonpartisan, but emphasizing Caruso's shift — from a registered Republican for two decades to an independent in 2011 to a Democrat shortly before he entered the mayor's race in February — is an obvious strategy for Bass' allies. That's particularly true in a progressive city that backed Bernie Sanders by a wide margin in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary.
Caruso's past donations to Republican politicians was thrust to the forefront of the campaign earlier this month, after POLITICO published a draft opinion of the Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade. Planned Parenthood attacked him for his past support for anti-abortion politicians and groups.
Caruso has said he favors abortion rights and is committed to supporting California Gov. Gavin Newsom's ballot measure to codify Roe through a state constitutional amendment. He seeded the effort with $100,000 and pledged $1 million in total to back the measure.
Despite the attacks on his partisan history, Caruso supporters argue that voters care less about party affiliation and more about who can help the thousands of unhoused people in the city, said Jay Sures, a Caruso donor and co-president of United Talent Agency.
"He has a very defined message that says, 'I have a plan to clean up the city, to deal with the homelessness issue and with the crime issue.' And if you go around L.A. and ask voters what they care about, that's issue No. 1 and No. 2 every time," Sures said. "He can also say, 'I'm a builder, and I know how to do this.'"
Should Caruso land in first place, Sures believes it'll send a clear signal to national Democrats: "I think it says to the party — get reasonable, get moderate and get smart."
Peter Ragone, a senior adviser to Caruso's campaign, said "this election is about who can solve L.A.'s problems, especially crime and homelessness."
Still, strategists expect his Republican past to be a major obstacle — eventually.
"Rick Caruso has clearly bought his way into this runoff," said Garry South, a Democratic strategist based in Los Angeles, who's worked on a slew of statewide and citywide campaigns. "But once this clarifies into a two-way runoff in a general election, when turnout will be a lot higher, it'll be between a Democrat and a lifelong Republican, even though he's pasted a Democrat label on himself. And I think that's a serious problem for Caruso."


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#define BIDSVIEWMODEL_H

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//USER ROLES
#define BIDS_ITEM_TYPE              Qt::UserRole+2
#define BIDS_ITEM_SUBJECT           Qt::UserRole+3
#define BIDS_ITEM_SESSION           Qt::UserRole+4

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//CONTAINERS
#define BIDS_SUBJECT                01
#define BIDS_SESSION                02
#define BIDS_FOLDER                 03

//DATA TYPES
#define BIDS_FUNCTIONALDATA         10
#define BIDS_ANATOMICALDATA         11
#define BIDS_BEHAVIORALDATA         12

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#define BIDS_AVERAGE                20
#define BIDS_ANNOTATION             21

#define BIDS_UNKNOWN                99

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#include "../../disp_global.h"

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#include <QStandardItemModel>

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namespace DISPLIB
{

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// ENUMERATIONS
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/**
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class DISPSHARED_EXPORT BidsViewModel : public QStandardItemModel
{
    Q_OBJECT

public:
    typedef QSharedPointer<BidsViewModel> SPtr;               /**< Shared pointer type for BidsViewModel. */
    typedef QSharedPointer<const BidsViewModel> ConstSPtr;    /**< Const shared pointer type for BidsViewModel. */

    //=========================================================================================================
    /**
     * Constructs the Analyze Data Model.
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    BidsViewModel(QObject* pParent = Q_NULLPTR);

    //=========================================================================================================
    /**
     * Destroys the Analyze Data Model.
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public slots:
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     * @param [in] dataIndex        Data to be moved
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};

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After the match, national team head coach Nikola Ilievski said he noted some faults in his team's defence side during the play.
"Negeri Sembilan is a strong side and put pressure on our defence… they took the advantage as our defenders made some costly and silly mistakes," he said.
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The Cage (Voices on the Wind) 2011 Toronto Fringe Review
July 9, 2011 Dana Lacey	1 Comment
Welcome to The Cage. Our host for the evening is one Right Honourable Prime Minister Stephen Harper — his likeness captured, humour-less smile and all, in a ginormous papier-mâché head worn by an actor clad in a cheap suit. He's pissed that the country has turned on him in the wake of Toronto's riotous g20 summit. "Everyone hates me," he says, "Even the Toronto Sun. And they love me."
Thing is, he doesn't really care. Our great leader is joined onstage by a magical Quebecois cat, the night's wisecracking jester and guide to all Harperisms. The cat also plays the part of press galley reporter, lobbing Harper-approved softballs — "Do you like Tim Hortons? Have you ever gotten by with a little help from your friends?" — as a sendup to the PM's tight grip on information. Harper even shares a few timely state secrets: "Water is our most precious resource. That's why we have to find a way to tax the hell out of it and sell it abroad. It's the new oil, people, the new oil."
The audience is granted a demonstration from BDP Architects, the brains behind detention palaces such as Guantanamo Bay, the g20 holding centre and "plenty of others you'll probably never hear about." Their pride and joy? The innovative (re: doorless) orange defecating booth, which a thousand-odd Canadians got to experience firsthand last summer.
In between stints with Harper, we go back to the g2o detention centre with the aforementioned orange defecating booths. We're introduced to a group of women with little in common save for their circumstance: all were arrested and shoved over capacity into tiny, mesh-wire cells that covered a vast concrete floor in an east end warehouse. Some were peacefully protesting, others had been caught up in the riots by happenstance. The group is denied regular access to water, toilet paper, food, warm clothing and an explanation for how long they'll be stuck there. Their stories mirror the ones of the unlucky souls captured during the g20 last summer.
The play could have focussed on these stories, but I liked that they become more of a backdrop to Harper's actions — the human pawns caught up in a leader's emotionless scheming. I especially loved that, even though the bulk of the play is based on a year-old event, there's plenty of topical political jokes to satisfy the civically engaged among you.
There's also a lot of singing, and who doesn't want to see Harper dance?
Photo, taken by Dana Lacey, is a closeup of the show poster designed by Voices on the Wind.
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Cotuit Kettleers vs Brewster Whitecaps (Jul 03, 2008)
Cotuit Kettleers at Brewster Whitecaps
Jul 03, 2008 at Brewster, MA
Cotuit Kettleers 3
Brett Jackson rf/cf......  5  1  1  0   0  1  1  0   2
Mike Bianucci lf.........  4  0  1  1   1  1  1  0   0
Kevin Patterson 1b.......  5  0  2  1   0  1  9  1   5
Jeff Kobernus 3b/p.......  5  0  2  0   0  0  2  1   0
Jason Kipnis cf/3b.......  4  0  0  0   1  3  0  1   4
Evan Crawford dh/rf......  5  1  1  0   0  2  0  0   0
Dallas Poulk 2b..........  5  0  1  1   0  0  3  3   1
Michael Gilmartin ss.....  5  0  1  0   0  0  1  2   2
Robert Stock c...........  2  1  2  0   2  0  7  1   0
Matt Fairel p............  0  0  0  0   0  0  0  2   0
Danny Meszaros p........  0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0
Mario Hollands p........  0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0
Totals................... 40  3 11  3   4  8 24 11  14
Brewster Whitecaps 12
Derek Poppert ss.........  3  2  1  1   2  0  2  3   0
James Meador rf..........  5  1  2  0   0  1  4  0   0
Brent Milleville dh/c....  4  1  1  0   0  1  0  0   2
Connor Powers 3b.........  5  1  2  4   0  1  0  2   2
David DiNatali cf........  5  1  0  0   0  2  2  0   2
Ryan Wheeler 1b..........  4  2  4  0   0  0  7  0   0
Jason Nappi lf...........  4  2  3  2   0  0  3  0   0
Mike Freeman 2b..........  4  0  0  0   0  2  0  0   1
Adam Yeager ph/2b.......  1  0  1  1   0  0  0  0   0
Jim Klocke c.............  4  2  1  1   1  0  9  0   2
Rory McKean p...........  0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0
Buddy Baumann p..........  0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0
Evan Bronson p..........  0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0
Claypool, G. p..........  0  0  0  0   0  0  0  0   0
Totals................... 39 12 15  9   3  7 27  5   9
Score by Innings                    R  H  E
Cotuit Kettleers.... 101 001 000 -  3 11  4
Brewster Whitecaps.. 030 400 23X - 12 15  3
E - Poulk, D. 2; Gilmartin, M 2; Meador, J.; DiNatali, D.; Baumann, B.. DP -
Kettleers 3. LOB - Kettleers 14; Whitecaps 9. 2B - Jackson, B.; Gilmartin,
M; Stock, R.. 3B - Kobernus, J.; Nappi, J.. HR - Powers, C.. HBP -
Milleville,; Wheeler, R.. SH - Nappi, J..
Cotuit Kettleers       IP  H  R ER BB SO AB BF
Matt Fairel.........  5.0 10  7  6  2  4 24 29
Danny Meszaros......  1.0  0  0  0  0  1  3  3
Mario Hollands......  1.0  2  2  0  1  1  6  7
Jeff Kobernus.......  1.0  3  3  2  0  1  6  6
Brewster Whitecaps     IP  H  R ER BB SO AB BF
Buddy Baumann.......  6.0  8  3  2  3  5 27 30
Evan Bronson........  1.0  1  0  0  0  1  4  4
Claypool, G.........  1.0  1  0  0  0  2  5  5
Rory McKean.........  1.0  1  0  0  1  0  4  5
Win - Baumann, B..  Loss - Fairel, M..  Save - None.
WP - Baumann, B.. HBP - by Fairel, M. (Milleville,); by Fairel, M. (Wheeler,
R.).
Umpires - HP: Mike Fata  1B: Dan Salice  3B: John Shaw
Start: 5:00   Time: 2:49   Attendance: 1032
BRW Probables - 1) Tim Clubb 2) Caleb Cotham 3) Nick Christiani
COT - None reported
Game: BRW7030
Cotuit Kettleers at Brewster Whitecaps - Play-by-Play
Cotuit Kettleers starters: 9/rf Jackson, B.; 40/lf Bianucci, M.; 35/1b
Patterson, K; 8/3b Kobernus, J.; 2/cf Kipnis, J.; 7/dh Crawford, E.; 3/2b
Poulk, D.; 10/ss Gilmartin, M; 21/c Stock, R.; 32/p Fairel, M.;
Brewster Whitecaps starters: 9/ss Poppert, D.; 29/rf Meador, J.; 31/dh
Milleville,; 35/3b Powers, C.; 23/cf DiNatali, D.; 32/1b Wheeler, R.; 13/lf
Nappi, J.; 2/2b Freeman, M.; 15/c Klocke, J.; 3/p Baumann, B.;
Cotuit Kettleers 1st - Jackson, B. doubled down the rf line. Bianucci,
M. flied out to rf; Jackson, B. advanced to third. Patterson, K singled to
center field, RBI; Jackson, B. scored. Patterson, K advanced to second on a
wild pitch. Kobernus, J. grounded out to ss; Patterson, K advanced to third.
Kipnis, J. flied out to rf. 1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Brewster Whitecaps 1st - Poppert, D. grounded out to p. Meador, J.
struck out. Milleville, singled to center field. Powers, C. singled to third
base; Milleville, advanced to second. DiNatali, D. struck out looking. 0
Cotuit Kettleers 2nd - Crawford, E. struck out looking. Poulk, D. flied
out to cf. Gilmartin, M flied out to lf. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0
Brewster Whitecaps 2nd - Wheeler, R. singled through the right side.
Nappi, J. grounded out to 1b unassisted, SAC, bunt; Wheeler, R. advanced to
second. Freeman, M. struck out looking. Klocke, J. singled to center field,
advanced to second on the throw, RBI; Wheeler, R. scored. Poppert, D. singled
to center field, RBI; Klocke, J. scored. Meador, J. singled to center field;
Poppert, D. advanced to second. Milleville, reached on a fielding error by ss;
Meador, J. advanced to second; Poppert, D. advanced to third, scored on the
error, unearned. Powers, C. flied out to rf. 3 runs, 4 hits, 1 error, 2
Cotuit Kettleers 3rd - Stock, R. doubled to right field. Jackson, B.
struck out. Bianucci, M. singled to right center, RBI; Stock, R. scored.
Patterson, K singled to left field; Bianucci, M. advanced to second. Kobernus,
J. grounded out to 1b unassisted; Patterson, K advanced to second; Bianucci, M.
advanced to third. Kipnis, J. struck out looking. 1 run, 3 hits, 0 errors, 2
Brewster Whitecaps 3rd - DiNatali, D. popped up to 3b. Wheeler, R.
singled through the right side. Nappi, J. singled to center field; Wheeler, R.
advanced to second. Freeman, M. struck out. Klocke, J. grounded out to p. 0
Cotuit Kettleers 4th - Crawford, E. struck out. Poulk, D. popped up to
ss. Gilmartin, M doubled down the rf line. Gilmartin, M advanced to third on a
throwing error by p. Stock, R. walked. Jackson, B. popped up to ss. 0 runs,
1 hit, 1 error, 2 LOB.
Brewster Whitecaps 4th - Poppert, D. walked. Meador, J. singled through
the right side; Poppert, D. advanced to second. Milleville, hit by pitch;
Meador, J. advanced to second; Poppert, D. advanced to third. Powers, C.
homered, 4 RBI; Milleville, scored; Meador, J. scored; Poppert, D. scored.
DiNatali, D. grounded out to c. Wheeler, R. hit by pitch. Nappi, J. reached on
a fielding error by ss; Wheeler, R. advanced to second. Freeman, M. grounded
into double play ss to 2b to 1b; Nappi, J. out on the play. 4 runs, 2 hits,
1 error, 1 LOB.
Cotuit Kettleers 5th - Bianucci, M. flied out to cf. Patterson, K flied
out to lf. Kobernus, J. singled to left field. Kipnis, J. struck out looking.
0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Brewster Whitecaps 5th - Klocke, J. walked. Poppert, D. grounded into
double play 3b to 2b to 1b; Klocke, J. out on the play. Meador, J. grounded out
to 1b unassisted. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Cotuit Kettleers 6th - Crawford, E. reached on a dropped fly by cf,
advanced to second on the error. Poulk, D. singled to center field, RBI;
Crawford, E. scored, unearned. Gilmartin, M grounded out to 3b; Poulk, D.
advanced to second. Stock, R. walked. Jackson, B. flied out to lf. Bianucci, M.
walked; Stock, R. advanced to second; Poulk, D. advanced to third. Patterson, K
reached on a fielder's choice; Bianucci, M. advanced to second; Stock, R.
advanced to third; Poulk, D. out at home c unassisted. 1 run, 1 hit, 1
error, 3 LOB.
Brewster Whitecaps 6th - Meszaros, D. to p for Fairel, M.. Milleville,
flied out to lf. Powers, C. grounded out to 1b unassisted. DiNatali, D. struck
out looking. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Cotuit Kettleers 7th - Bronson, E. to p for Baumann, B.. Kobernus, J.
tripled to left center. Kipnis, J. struck out looking. Crawford, E. grounded
out to 3b. Poulk, D. grounded out to 1b unassisted. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors,
1 LOB.
Brewster Whitecaps 7th - Hollands, M. to p for Meszaros, D.. Wheeler, R.
singled down the lf line. Nappi, J. singled to center field; Wheeler, R.
advanced to second. Freeman, M. reached on a fielder's choice; Nappi, J.
advanced to second; Wheeler, R. out at third cf to 3b. Klocke, J. reached on a
fielder's choice; Freeman, M. out at second 1b to ss; Nappi, J. advanced to
third. Poppert, D. walked; Klocke, J. advanced to second. Meador, J. reached on
a throwing error by 2b, advanced to second on the error; Poppert, D. advanced
to second, advanced to third on the error; Klocke, J. advanced to third, scored
on the error, unearned; Nappi, J. scored, unearned. Milleville, struck out.
2 runs, 2 hits, 1 error, 2 LOB.
Cotuit Kettleers 8th - Claypool, G. to p for Bronson, E.. Gilmartin, M
flied out to rf. Stock, R. singled to right field, advanced to second on a
fielding error by rf. Jackson, B. reached on a fielder's choice. Bianucci, M.
struck out. Patterson, K struck out looking. 0 runs, 1 hit, 1 error, 2
Brewster Whitecaps 8th - Jackson, B. to cf. Kobernus, J. to p. Kipnis,
J. to 3b. Crawford, E. to rf. /  for Hollands, M.. Powers, C. struck out
looking. DiNatali, D. reached on a fielding error by 2b. Wheeler, R. singled to
right field; DiNatali, D. advanced to second. Nappi, J. tripled to right field,
2 RBI; Wheeler, R. scored; DiNatali, D. scored, unearned. Yeager, A. pinch hit
for Freeman, M.. Yeager, A. singled to center field, RBI; Nappi, J. scored.
Klocke, J. grounded into double play ss to 2b to 1b; Yeager, A. out on the
play. 3 runs, 3 hits, 1 error, 0 LOB.
Cotuit Kettleers 9th - Milleville, to c. Yeager, A. to 2b. McKean, R. to
p for Klocke, J.. /  for Claypool, G.. Kobernus, J. grounded out to ss. Kipnis,
J. walked. Crawford, E. singled down the lf line; Kipnis, J. advanced to
second. Poulk, D. flied out to rf; Crawford, E. advanced to second; Kipnis, J.
advanced to third. Gilmartin, M grounded out to ss. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors,


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Die Familie Tardieu war eine Familie von Kupferstechern, Kartografen, Illustratoren und Porträtisten, auch wenn nicht alle dieser Profession nachgegangen sind. Entstanden ist sie aus dem ursprünglichen Handwerk des Stammvaters, eines Kupferschmieds und Kupferschlägers. Auch die angeheirateten Ehefrauen, die ebenfalls meist aus Künstlerfamilien stammten, waren als Kupferstecherinnen tätig.

Durch Heirat waren die Tardieus mit den Familien von Charles-Nicolas Cochin, Gilles Rousselet und Bernard Baron verwandt. So waren sie vielfältig als Trauzeugen und Taufpaten vertreten.

Auch der Politiker André Tardieu war ein Spross dieser Familie.

Genealogie

Literatur
 Ferdinand Höfer: Nouvelle biographie générale. Band 44, Paris 1852, S. 450f., Digitalisat
 Michael Huber: Manuel des curieux et des amateurs de l'art. Band 8, Paris 1867, S. 17ff.,Digitalisat
 Auguste Jal: Dictionnaire critique de biographie et d'histoire . Paris 1872, S. 1175f., Digitalisat
 Roger Portalis, Henri Béraldi: Les graveurs du dix-huitième siècle. Band 3, Paris 1882, S. 581ff., Digitalisat

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Now that New Year's Day is almost upon us, it's time to start thinking about goals for 2015. Maria tells me that a lot of people are doing an nutrition challenge called the Whole30 for the month of January as a New Year's resolution. I wanted to suggest another New Year's resolution: creating a monthly budget every month.
I know many of you have been interested in our posts about Dave Ramsey and Maria's and my plan to get out of debt. Let me tell you this: the monthly budget is central to both Dave Ramsey's Baby Steps and Maria's and my plan. It is the tool that allows us to tell our money how it will work for us.
The budgeting process is pretty straightforward. You sit down with your spouse or significant other, estimate how much you will receive in income for the coming month, and then allocate that money to expenses or savings. For example, I budget the amounts for my mortgage, food, gasoline, debt payments, and my savings funds, among many other things. The income should equal the total of the amounts spent or put into savings. That way, you are sure that you are not spending more than you earn.
If you are having trouble figuring out all the categories of expenses or the amounts you should allocate, Dave has budgeting forms with suggested percentages for free on his website here. Dave's budget forms are helpful, but Maria and I prefer to do our budgets on our ever-present laptops. Maria actually created a form version of her monthly budget spreadsheet, which you can download for free here.
Once you create your budget, you then need to check yourself against it to keep your spending in check and to make adjustments if necessary so that you do not spend more than you earn. And then at the end of the month, make a new budget for the coming month. It takes a lot of effort at the start, but, once you get into the habit, it's really easy and actually enjoyable to see your savings go up and expenses go down.
There's no time like the New Year to start budgeting properly and earning that empowered feeling of telling your money to do what you want. Happy New Year, everyone!
We really couldn't get our budget under control until we out our debit cards away. My motto was "if I have plastic, I have money." Now, we use Dave's envelope system and pay with cash. That way, if the cash is gone were done spending. We only use the debit card to pay certain bills, but we have to know that the money is in the account first and that it has been budgeted for. The first month was the hardest, but we both feel so much better knowing that our spending is in our control.
Michelle, I've had the same problem. Food (both groceries and restaurants) are my trouble area. I've made it my mission to fix that problem. This is where that "gazelle intensity" comes into play!


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A mean-field system is a weakly interacting system of N particles in ℜd confined by an external potential. The aim of this work is to establish a simple result about the exit problem of mean-field systems from some domains when the number of particles goes to infinity. More precisely, we prove the existence of some subsets of ℜdN such that the probability of leaving these sets before any T > 0 is arbitrarily small by taking N large enough. On the one hand, we show that the number of steady states in the small-noise limit is arbitrarily large with a sufficiently large number of particles. On the other hand, using the long-time convergence of the hydrodynamical limit, we identify the steady states as N goes to infinity with the invariant probabilities of the McKean–Vlasov diffusion so that some steady states in the small-noise limit are not steady states in the large N limit.


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Nolan scores with 0.8 second left, lifts Bradley over Toledo
Nov. 25, 2020 at 5:29 pm Updated Nov. 25, 2020 at 5:30 pm
CINCINNATI (AP) — Terry Nolan Jr. scored on a driving layup with 0.8 seconds left to give Bradley a 61-59 victory over Toledo in a season opener at the Xavier Invitational on Wednesday.
Nolan missed a shot with 20 seconds left, but grabbed the rebound and knocked the ball out of bounds off a Toledo player that set up the game winner.
Elijah Childs posted 14 points and four blocks for Bradley. Ari Boya added 11 points and Nolan finished with 10. Ja'Shon Henry had 10 points and nine rebounds for the Braves.
Setric Millner Jr. had 17 points for Toledo. Marreon Jackson added 15 points and Spencer Littleson had 10.
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One thing I love about the Calgary Stampede is that it's okay to have booze for breakfast. Not every morning, mind you. But guaranteed, there will be at least one break of day during yyc's annual rodeo drunk-fest where a little hair of the dog will be just what the doctor ordered.
In anticipation of this yearly event, Bar C on 17th Ave. S.W. has come up with an appropriately breakfasty (and naturally, very boozy) cocktail called the Cowboy's Breakfast, available daily through July 13.
The Cowboy's Breakfast is a Stampede cocktail available at Bar C through July 13.
The Cowboy's Breakfast features Buffalo Trace bourbon, Cazadores tequila, egg whites, bacon-infused maple syrup, cherry bark bitters and liquid smoke (evidently you can buy this, for that campfire taste) shaken together dry to emulsify the egg white, and then shaken with ice. The cocktail is garnished with candied bacon.
I love how smooth and silky this drink is, and how it warms up an empty belly with bourbon and the sweet notes of maple, cinnamon and bacon. Its only downside is that, coupled with the bacon garnish, you may just order a second and third cocktail and skip breakfast altogether. Giddy up!
Method: Combine all ingredients except garnish in a shaker and dry shake. Add ice and shake again. Fine strain into a chilled martini or coupe glass and garnish with a strip of candied bacon.
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Production value at basic price of plants and flowers reached 136 EUR mil in 2016 in Poland, according to Eurostat. This is 4.1 % less than in the previous year.
Historically, production value at basic price of plants and flowers in Poland reached an all time high of 182 EUR mil in 2012 and an all time low of 52.5 EUR mil in 1999. When compared to Poland's main peers, production value at basic price of plants and flowers in Czech Republic amounted to 135 EUR mil and 1,893 EUR mil in Germany in 2016.
Poland has been ranked 15th within the group of 30 countries we follow in terms of production value at basic price of plants and flowers, 3 places above the position seen 10 years ago.


This page gives you current movies and times for the Huron Luxury Cinemas in Huron, South Dakota. The Huron Luxury Cinema is a favorite of moviegoers in a wide area around Huron, SD. This state-of-the-art theater features stadium seating, digital stereo sound and rocking chair seats.
BREAKTHROUGH, the amazing true story of the miracle that saved a drowning boy's life Starts Wednesday, April 17.
The Huron Luxury theatres Boxoffice will open each day at the times listed for ticket sales, advance ticket sales and Gift Card sales.
DAILY: BARGAIN MATINEES Everyday for all shows starting before 6:00 P.M.. All ages, all movies, all seats are only $7.
MONDAYS: Military Mondays all active duty, National Guard and Reserve are admitted for only $7. Just show your current Military I.D. Thank you for your service.
TUESDAYS: SUPER SAVER TUESDAYS you can save big on tickets and concessions! All ages, all movies, all seats, all times, are admitted for only $5. Plus you can get a small popcorn and small drink for only $5. Want a larger size? You can upgrade to any larger size and still apply the $3.00 savings!
Showtimes in parenthesis ( ) are bargain priced.
3-D surcharge of $2.50 applies to all showings in 3-D..
We will be running a late afternoon matinee (startting between 4:00 and 4:30) and our prime time evening showings (starting between 6:50 and 7:30) every day.
There will be late showings (starting at 9:00 or later) on Friday and Saturday nights only. There will be 9:00 showings nightly during the summer.
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Faced with death everyday, many doctors have chosen a more quiet route when they near their final days.
Years ago, Charlie, a highly respected orthopaedist and mentor of mine, found a lump in his stomach. The diagnosis was pancreatic cancer. His surgeon was one of the best: he had even invented a new procedure for this exact cancer that could triple the five-year survival odds-from six to 15 per cent-albeit with a poor quality of life.
Charlie was uninterested. He focused on spending time with family. He didn't get chemotherapy, radiation or surgical treatment. Medicare didn't spend much on him. Several months later, he died at home.
Doctors die, of course-but not like everyone else. What's unusual is not how much treatment they get compared with most North Americans, but how little. They have seen what is going to happen, and they generally have access to any medical care they could want. But doctors prefer to go gently.
They know enough about death to understand what all people fear most: dying in pain and dying alone. They've talked about this with their families. They want to be sure, when the time comes, that no heroic measures will happen. They know modern medicine's limits. Almost all medical professionals have seen "futile care" performed. That's when doctors bring the cutting edge of technology to bear on a grievously ill person near the end of life. The patient will get cut open, perforated with tubes, hooked up to machines and assaulted with drugs.
All of this occurs in the intensive care unit at a cost of tens of thousands of dollars a day. It buys misery we would not inflict on the most heinous criminal. I cannot count the number of times fellow physicians have told me, in words that vary only slightly, "Promise me, if you find me like this, you'll kill me." Some medical personnel wear medallions stamped "NO CODE" to tell physicians not to perform CPR on them.
How has it come to this-that doctors administer care they wouldn't want for themselves? The simple, or not-so-simple, answer: patients, doctors and the system.
Imagine that someone has lost consciousness and been admitted to an emergency room. When doctors ask family members-shocked, scared and overwhelmed-if they want "everything" to be done, they answer yes. But often they just mean "everything that's reasonable." They may not know what's reasonable, nor, in their confusion and sorrow, will they ask questions about or hear what a physician may be telling them. For their part, doctors told to do "everything" will do it, whether it's reasonable or not.
People also have unrealistic expectations of what doctors can accomplish. While television portrays CPR as successful in about 75 per cent of cases, real-life results are dismal. In a 2011 Japanese study of 95,000 patients, only eight per cent survived more than one month after they received CPR. Of that group, only about three per cent could lead a mostly normal life. I've seen hundreds of people in the emergency room after they got CPR. And just one, a healthy man with no heart trouble, walked out of the hospital. Even though only a small percentage of healthy people will have a good response to CPR, we will always do it to give them that chance. But with terminal people, virtually no one responds. If a patient has severe illness, old age or an incurable disease, the odds of a good outcome from CPR are infinitesimal.
Physicians enable, too. Even those who hate to administer futile care must address the wishes of patients and families. Imagine an emergency room full of grieving, possibly hysterical, family members. Establishing trust under such circumstances is a delicate process. People may think doctors are trying to save time, money or effort-rather than attempting to relieve suffering-if they advise against further treatment.
Even when the right preparations have been made, the system can still swallow people. One of my patients was a 78-year-old named Jack; he had been ill for years and had undergone about 15 major surgeries. He explained to me that he never, under any circumstances, wanted to be placed on life-support. One Saturday, Jack suffered a massive stroke and was admitted, unconscious, to the emergency room. The doctors did everything possible to resuscitate him, and they put him on life-support. This was Jack's worst nightmare. When I arrived and took over his care, I spoke to his wife and to hospital staff, bringing in my office notes with his preferences. Then I turned off the life-support machines and sat with him. He died two hours later.
Even with all his wishes documented, Jack hadn't died as he'd hoped; the system had intervened. A nurse, I later found out, even reported my unplugging of the life-support to the authorities as a possible homicide. Nothing came of it; Jack's wishes had been spelled out explicitly, and he'd left the paperwork to prove it. But the prospect of a police investigation is terrifying. I could far more easily have left Jack on life-support against his wishes, prolonging his suffering. I would even have made a little more money, and Medicare could have ended up with an additional $500,000 bill.
Another lesson we can learn from doctors? Don't overtreat yourself. Almost anyone can die in peace at home. Pain can be managed better than ever. Hospice care, which focuses on providing terminally ill patients with comfort and dignity, offers most people better final days. Studies have found that people in hospice often live longer than those with the same disease who seek active cures.
Several years ago, my older cousin Torch (born at home by the light of a flashlight-or torch) had a seizure that turned out to be the result of lung cancer that had spread to his brain. With aggressive treatment, including three to five hospital visits a week for chemotherapy, he would live perhaps four months. Torch decided against treatment and simply took pills for his brain swelling. He moved in with me.
We spent the next eight months having fun like we hadn't had in decades. We went to Disneyland, his first time. Torch was a sports nut, and he was very happy to watch football and eat my cooking. He had no serious pain and remained high-spirited. One day, he didn't wake up; he spent the following three days in a coma-like sleep, then died.
Torch was no doctor, but he wanted a life of quality, not just quantity. If there is a state-of-the-art end-of-life care, it is this: death with dignity. As for me, my physician has my choices. There will be no heroics; I hope to go gentle into that good night. Like my mentor Charlie. Like my cousin Torch. Like my fellow doctors.


A domain name in the deleting phase stays here for 5 days, in which is it on hold. It is still technically being managed by whichever registrar it had previously been registered with, like Register.com or Network Solutions, but nobody can renew it, transfer it, or buy it.
At the end of this 5 days, the domain name gets deleted by the registrar, and it is up for grabs. The point at which a name is deleted is called The Drop, and is where SnapNames is head and shoulders above the competition.
Companies then compete to grab the name so they can sell it, a process called "dropcatching." SnapNames was one of the first companies to build technology to grab a name as soon as it is deleted by the registrar, and still holds the patent to the technology.
Every day, we publish a list of names being deleted in the next 5 days so customers can place backorders on any they want. Once there are orders on names, SnapNames then attempts to grab the name on the Drop as it is being deleted, before anyone else. Names are deleted in a specific order, and within milliseconds. This makes it difficult for someone to wait to register a name themselves as soon as it becomes available to the public (when it drops) because any dropcatching company that has a backorder on the deleting name has technology used in attempt to gain a higher probability of acquiring the domain name before someone trying to register it by hand at the same time.
If it sounds complicated, it's because it is! We utilize significant resources to continuously improve our technology and algorithm, to ensure that we remain the most successful dropcatching company. We also publish a list of the Top 100 deleting domain names every day. It's a fun way to get domain names, and there are always a few great gems always to be found!


2.) Email georgiapoodlerescue@gmail.com for an application for a meet and greet. We will immediately email you that application. Follow the instructions in the application. When completing the application, be sure you answer all questions in detail. General answers such as "whatever you suggest" or "whatever is needed" are not accepted.
4.) Paypal.com will immediately notify Georgia Poodle Rescue when your application fee is sent and we will immediately begin review of your application and contact you shortly thereafter.
5.) With an approved application, all human and dog residents of your household will be asked to come to Alpharetta/Milton for a meet and greet. We ask that you dress casual as we will be outdoors showing the dogs so you can run and play with them…..weather must be good and it must be daylight. We show dogs seven days a week and customize the time and day for each meet and greet.