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DHH confirms 13 new West Nile cases
5 cases considered serious
Updated: 2:12 PM CDT Aug 16, 2014
State health regulators have confirmed 13 new cases of West Nile virus.Five of them are neuroinvasive disease infections -- the most serious type of the virus, infecting the brain and spinal cord. It can lead to death, paralysis and brain damage.The cases confirmed Friday bring this year's total to 42.The Department of Health and Hospitals said the new infections include three neuroinvasive disease cases in Caddo Parish and one each in East Baton Rouge and Livingston parishes.There were also new cases of the milder West Nile fever: four in Caddo and one in East Baton Rouge; and two asymptomatic cases, one each in Ascension and East Baton Rouge parishes.In 2013, Louisiana saw 34 neuroinvasive disease cases, down from 2002's high of 204.
BATON ROUGE, La. —
State health regulators have confirmed 13 new cases of West Nile virus.
Five of them are neuroinvasive disease infections -- the most serious type of the virus, infecting the brain and spinal cord. It can lead to death, paralysis and brain damage.
Encephalitis, West Nile Virus detected in Orleans Parish
DHH: 9 new cases of West Nile virus
The cases confirmed Friday bring this year's total to 42.
The Department of Health and Hospitals said the new infections include three neuroinvasive disease cases in Caddo Parish and one each in East Baton Rouge and Livingston parishes.
There were also new cases of the milder West Nile fever: four in Caddo and one in East Baton Rouge; and two asymptomatic cases, one each in Ascension and East Baton Rouge parishes.
In 2013, Louisiana saw 34 neuroinvasive disease cases, down from 2002's high of 204.

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Here at Weeke Farm, we have a colourful selection of 11 different varieties of hybrid point of lay hens (often known as pullets) for sale. Some of these hens will lay blue, dark brown, speckled or white eggs.
Our POL chickens are available from 17 weeks. We usually have all breeds in stock as we hold between 100 and 200 birds for you to choose from.
All hens are £16 each except Skylines which are £23 each. Cockerels are £10 each.
Click on the drop down menu on the left or on the pictures below to see the description of each breed of hybrid chicken we sell.
We are a family business and we are proud of the personalised service that we offer to all of our customers. We would love to help you get started if you are totally new to looking after chickens and we can provide you with everything you need for your hens to be happy in their new home. We make every effort to have happy hens and satisfied customers.
Before coming to visit, please look at the page on collecting your chickens.
Please do telephone us first, don't just turn up, as we are likely to be out working on the farm with no mobile phone reception!
Hybrid hens are perfect for first time chicken keepers because they are so adaptable. They are great for the back garden and smallholding alike. Hybrid chickens are bred from pure breeds to be good layers. You will really enjoy having hybrid chickens as your family pets and the beautiful tasty eggs are a bonus.
Our chickens are raised to high welfare standards, all being fully vaccinated protecting them against Marek's Disease, Newcastle's Disease, Salmonella, Avian Bronchitis, Coccidiosis, Mycoplasma and many more. We pride ourselves on the quality and welfare of our chickens.
Our lovely hens come with a two week guarantee against health problems. If you are worried about any of your hens, please do contact us as soon as you can.
We recommend that once you get your hens home, you worm them on a regular basis, check regularly for lice and use a red mite preventative cleaner in their new home. Prevention is better than cure.
Hybrid chickens will usually start laying between 22 and 26 weeks, depending on the time of year and with slight variances depending on the breed. It might take up to 28 weeks for them to come into lay during the autumn or winter. All birds are sexed so you won't accidentally get a cockerel! We do sell cockerels if you fancy one though.


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Home • Interviews • INTERVIEW: Alex Aiono chats his fans as well as new tunes!
INTERVIEW: Alex Aiono chats his fans as well as new tunes!
One of the main goals I've always had with New England Sounds as an outlet is to find the new, find the artists that we believe are about to blow up. Alex Aiono easily fits into that category. As someone who has been interviewing bands for what seems like a hundred years, there are several that I caught early like X Ambassadors, Imagine Dragons that have become huge success stories, even playing arenas for the latter.
Aiono may not be at arena level just yet, but with his recent signing to Interscope and being on his first official headlining run this year, it is sure he will become another one of those success stories soon enough. With a cultivated fan base and several tours under his belt, 2018 is sure to be a huge year for Aiono. As he references in our interview that went down at his Boston date of his run that ended last week, the debut record is your initial mark on the world and you don't want it to fall flat. So while I'm sure we'll have a record in the near future, he's tiding over his fan base with countless new singles which fans aren't complaining about. Find our chat below and definitely expect much more to come from this talented twenty one year old this year!
Coming into these dates, from looking at everything, you have released original music over the last few years, but this year you did so much. You put out the EP, you released singles, now you're signed with Interscope. When it comes to these sets, are you still playing some of those fan favorite covers or is it mostly original? How have you been approaching these sets?
It's crazy, because when I first started putting the set list together, I was worried. It is my headlining tour so I wanted to make sure that I'm playing a lot of original music. It's not just a bunch of covers because it's my tour. At the end of the day, we play seventeen songs and I think only four or five are actually covers. The rest of it is original music so we have a great time and every time we go out there, the fans are singing. They sing all the words, not just the covers, not just the originals. Even in covers when I change the words up or something, they know every single word. It's amazing.
That's awesome! I was watching the most recent videos, I know you put one up yesterday, a mash up. Obviously you stay so active with fans, you do a lot of meet and greets. Even looking up the videos, I saw so many vlogs, these die-hard fans.
It's great, I love them so much. So crazy. I think that's something that I pride my fans in so much is that I really can't remember being in an extremely pushy situation. Where I felt I was uncomfortable. They're always so respectful and if I ever had to be like oh well I can't do that or I don't feel comfortable with that, they would understand. I really love my fans so much and I give them as much as possible and I feel like in turn, they are as respectful of who I am. Nobody tries to kiss me on the mouth or do anything inappropriate. They are all so respectful and I love it so much.
Then going back to the music, when did you sign with Interscope?
Late 2016.
Late 2016 but you started releasing music and singles with Interscope since then, you put out the EP in November. Is it something where the full length record is still a while away for you? Is it something you've been working on?
It's definitely in my goals for 2018. I'm hoping we can get it out as soon as possible but at the same time, I didn't really want to rush it too much. This is my first full length album. I think about the amazing albums that have come out. You have SZA's album, "Control". You have Khalid's album, "American Teen". You have so many amazing debut albums and I think it's because they didn't say okay, I'm going to do it today and I'm going to finish the album by next Friday. Then you have to rush it. They took their time and I think that that's something that I really want to do. However, I do want to get one out pretty soon because the fans are hungry. Already, it's not even the end of the first month and we've got two new songs out. So I want to continue giving them content but in terms of an album and what is on the album, everything is still up in the air. We're writing every day, we're getting music out there.
And when it comes to writing, I know that you have written with some other people, like John Legend, and you just had T-Pain on one of your songs. But going about the songwriting process, is it still kind of different every time? Do you bring ideas to the table or do you bring songs fully done?
It's absolutely across the board and I love it. That's my favorite part about it. Is some songs I wrote a hundred percent, produced a hundred percent and it's me in my room. Some songs I literally came to the studio and they were like, we have this amazing idea, this amazing song. Checked it out and I loved it. Sometimes, they give me a partial song and I finesse it and make it my own. It's always different and for me when I write, it's always about coming from the heart and if I ever sing somebody else's lyrics, it's because I felt that same thing. I felt it in my heart and I wanted to share that.
And I wanted to ask, you can't obviously ignore the past that YouTube has given you.
A hundred percent.
Even the collaboration with Conor Maynard, he's recorded solo material himself, maybe when did you realize this was going to be something? Obviously from looking online, you have five million subscribers, you've built this fan base. Maybe a certain video, a song? I know the video with Conor is at like 91 million or something.
Yeah that one is crazy. YouTube was always something for fun for me. It was always, just how can I connect with my fans more? It was never how can I become famous? Or how can I start my music career? Because my music career to me was always something that was, if I work hard enough it doesn't matter how it happens. It's going to happen because I believe in myself. And I think YouTube was something I was doing for fun anyways. I was having fun doing it and I still have fun doing it. But it just started kind of going that way and so I was just like, okay cool let's just let it go that way. It was really natural, it was organic to me. It wasn't forced or it wasn't like this is my big break. I don't think YouTube is my big break. I think YouTube was a cool way to build fans and launch a fan base and create a very strong Aiono army as I like to say. But I don't think that without YouTube, I would be nothing or I would never have a chance. It's amazing, looking back and getting to see like wow, YouTube was amazing, that's awesome. And I definitely don't take it for granted at all. It was just a different vehicle that I didn't realize I could take.
Then we're still so early in 2018, you're obviously kicking it off with a really strong start. Doing this headlining run right away but kind of what is the plan or focus for 2018?
Let's see, goals! I didn't want to make this a full goal because I don't know a hundred percent yet but I want to go to Japan. That's what I want to do. I get to go to Australia right after this tour, New Zealand as well. Going to the Philippines but Japan I really want to make a goal. Release more music, release an album and just spend more time with the fans. In person, I mean online as well, but get to just really kick it with our fans. We just finished a meet and greet, my meet and greets I personally believe are the best meet and greets in the whole world. Not even just because of what we do, I give prizes and I do this and that, but at the same time like I said my fans are just so chill. They legit come and we kick it, there's no uncomfortable vibes. We just chill, it's just nice. It's great, so hopefully we can do a lot more of that too.
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Daleside Road bus and ULEV lane
Home » Driving » Ultra Low Emission Vehicles » Daleside Road bus and ULEV lane
You may have seen this sign on the bus lane along Daleside Road near Colwick Park, but what does it mean? Primarily it's a bus lane, but along with buses and cycles, ultra-low emission vehicles (or ULEVs) are able to use it too.
What is an ULEV?
For this scheme an 'Ultra Low Emissions Vehicle' (ULEV), is a vehicle that emits less than 75g of carbon dioxide (CO2) per kilometre travelled, with a capability of travelling a minimum range of 10 miles with zero CO2 emissions. This is based on the HM Treasury Company Car Tax definition.
That might sound a bit technical, but basically it covers all fully electric vehicles, and some but not all hybrids.
How do I know if my vehicle is an ULEV?
If your vehicle is fully electric then it is an ULEV.
If your vehicle has a pure petrol or diesel engine, then it is not an ULEV.
If you've got a hybrid then check the DVLA database to obtain a gCO2/km figure and check with your vehicle manufacturer to confirm whether the vehicle complies with the 10 miles zero emissions part of our definition.
As a guide, we've compiled a list of all the Ultra Low Emission Vehicles currently on the market in the UK.
Some emissions standards for certain diesel cars (particular imports and conversions) are not held by the DVLA, and show as 0g CO2 on their emissions checker. Please note this does not mean the vehicle is ultra low, only that the data is not held by the DVLA. The council takes DVLA data alongside other information into account before issuing a Penalty Charge Notice.
Already drive an ULEV?
Why not order an ULEV ID sticker – this isn't essential to drive in the bus lane but it well help other drivers to identify your vehicle.
How will this affect traffic?
Improvements to Daleside Road have improved facilities for buses, cyclists and ease congestion. The road has been widened to accommodate the new bus/ULEV lane, which will take additional vehicles out of the main flow of traffic, which is helping to keep Nottingham moving.
Is this for all bus lanes?
At the moment we have no plans to expand this to other bus lanes. The bus lane on Daleside Road is the first of its kind in the UK so we need to trial it, before considering expanding this elsewhere in the city.
What happens if I drive in the bus lane and my vehicle is not compliant?
Non-compliant vehicles driving in the lane will be issued with a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN).
Why Daleside Road?
Nottingham is growing and the A612 is a major route into the city, with a large amount of development taking place. High volumes of commuter and other traffic pass along it every day, contributing to the levels of harmful emissions in the city centre. Nottingham is at the forefront of initiatives aiming to tackle air pollution through smart green transport. Biogas and electric buses already operate along the route so in addition we decided to allow ULEV drivers to share the bus lane, recognising their contribution to cleaner air.
A series of improvements to Daleside Road were completed in March 2018. The works have a number of benefits, including reduced bus journey times and better facilities for cyclists and pedestrians. The scheme is part of wider improvements to better connect the east and the west of the city, and to link up employment and housing to support Nottingham's growth.
This is part of our Go Ultra Low project, which aims to support the take up of less emitting vehicles in Nottingham.
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Home David Hillyard & The Rocksteady 7 live!
David Hillyard & The Rocksteady 7 live!
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Arno Vivo - Lungarno Buozzi Pisa (PI)
David Hillyard & The Rocksteady 7 in concerto ad Arno Vivo venerdì 27 luglio dalle ore 21:45 alle ore 23:59
Il progetto nasce dall' incontro del sassofonista David Hilyard (Slackers, Hepcat, Rancid) e Larry McDonald (Toots amd the Maytals, Peter Tosh, Lee Perry) e si arricchisce poi con musicisti da New York, California ed Europa.
L' ultimo album "The Giver" mescola insieme il Roots con il Soul grazie alla collaborazione con Sean Wheeler.
Rocksteady 7 began through the meeting of David Hillyard, The veteran ska, reggae, saxophonist, and veteran percussionist Larry McDonald at a Skatalites concert and reflects their common love of Ska, Reggae, Jazz, and Latin music.
Hillyard is a 48 year old music veteran who is credited with helping spread the gospel roots ska, reggae, and Jamaican jazz in America in the late 1980s and early 1990s. He is currently the saxophonist of NYC's classic ska group, the Slackers and has also played with Hepcat and Rancid amongst 1000s of concerts and 100s of recordings. McDonald, who just turned 80, is a living legend, part of the first generation of Jamaican musicians to create Ska and Reggae music in the 1950s through the 1970s. He played with Carlos Malcolm Afro-Jamaicans and played on numerous classic reggae recordings such as the conga breaks on Toots and the Maytals classic, Funky Kingston as well as tracks by Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer, and Lee Perry. In the 1970s, McDonald moved to the United States and played with Taj Mahal and Gil Scott Heron. Most recently, in 2017, he has been on tour with Lee Perry.
Since their first album in 1999, Playtime (Epitaph), Rocksteady 7 has slowly built up a local and international following and over the years have received recognition in diverse music
scenes. The title track of their first album was a Jazzy Nyabingi that appeared on the legendary punk compilation, Give Em The Boot. Jazziz Magazine noted "Hillyard can play." The African Beat magazine called the Rocksteady 7, "Real Musical Revolutionaries Who Cut The Competition."
Over the years, Rocksteady 7 has grown to a collective of numerous musicians based in New York City, California, and Europe and they have played 30-40 concerts a year in Europe and North America.
In July of 2017, David, Larry, and crew went into Hen House Studios in Venice California with the idea of making a new album in collaboration with vocalist, Sean Wheeler. Wheeler's roots are in Punk, Country, Americana, and Soul via groups, Throwrag and the duo, Sean & Zander. He has a been a long time friend of Dave's and this comfort and ease is reflected in the fearlessness of the arrangements
Their album, 'The Giver', mixes together roots Jamaican music and American Soul with Sean's distinctive vocal stylings and a strong dash of social commentary. As Hillyard says, "The way things are, you can't help but be political. Everything is on the line." The album title track is an original collaboratively written by Hillyard and Wheeler recalls Bill Withers and is a hopeful message for our troubled times. A cover of country singer, Glen Shirley's 'Measure of a Man', fuses gospel sounds with a swinging ska beat. The mournful bluebeat ballad, 'Ulysses' makes a civil rights statement and features a guest harmonica solo by Micah Nelson (Willie Nelson's grandson, current member
of Neil Youngs' touring band). There also some instrumental explorations, one of which is a scorching ska version of John Coltrane's classic 'Song of the Underground Railroad.'
David Hillyard & The Rocksteady 7 with a lineup featuring Hillyard, McDonald, and Wheeler are currently looking for bookings between May-September 2018 in Europe and North America.
Articolo precedenteJAMAICAN CORNER: HEART ON FIRE + BAD SIDE + PETRA DE SULE + KOOLOOMETOO SOUND SYSTEM
Articolo successivoVIBRA #2


I know some of you might be getting tired of Christmas decor and probably want to see something else here on the blog, but I just can't help it. I feel like my brain is completely consumed with holiday decorating right now. Ok, maybe that's a tad bit dramatic. It's not completely consumed, but I'd say it's become an obsession. Holiday baking and eating is also on my mind right now, but that's another story. By the way, would you guys like to see some of the holiday treats we make this time of year? Let me know in the comments below. OK, let's move on to today's post! I'm sharing a simple but beautiful vintage Christmas mantle. This is actually one of my favorite mantle looks ever shared here on the ol' blog, so I hope you all like it too. It's so simple and easy, which is the best part. And I just used a few antique mirrors and candlesticks.
This fireplace is on the other side of our front room and it rarely makes it on the blog. I'm not really sure why, because I love this fireplace and painting it was one of the first big projects I ever shared. If you've been around that long then BIG HUGS to you. You are awesome. Anyway, we painted it white, to compliment our vintage decor, and I shared all about that process in this post. It was SO easy and I've loved it ever since.
The cool thing about this mantel is that I put it together with completely thrifted finds. I found the large mirror in the back for $35 at an antique store. Can you believe that?! It totally reminds me of Anthropologie's mirrors, which are crazy expensive. The smaller frames were thrifted as well. They had canvas prints in them, so my dad was kind enough to replace those with mirrors. The candlesticks are thrifted too–those were all found at the same antique store. BOOM. Vintage mantle done.
I looooooove these chunky kit stockings and they are SO affordable. And I found those adorable little sheep and bear ornaments at Target for just $3 each!
I don't share mantle looks very often, but I wanted to share this one today because I'm just loving how those mirrors look with the antique candlesticks. Simple, but it's such a classic and timeless look. I've been so inspired by vintage mirrors lately, I feel like they're popping up all over Pinterest these days, so I'm tickled pink to have a few of my very own. And you guys should be so proud of me because I didn't paint them!! I left the candlesticks AND the mirror frames completely alone. Can you believe it? It's a Christmas miracle!
Thanks so much for stopping by today! I know how busy this time of year is for all of us, so I really appreciate when you spend a few minutes of your day with me here on the blog. It means the world to me!!
I'm not tired of seeing Christmas decor at all!! Keep it coming! Christmas is something that we look forward to for a whole year and before you know it it's over! I really don't understand how anyone could not like decorating for Christmas even if it's just a tree and some stockings…and I can't believe how many people lately have said they don't like Christmas music!!! What?????
Anyway, your mantle is beautiful! I love the simplicity and vintage look. I would love to see the treats you are making too! Thanks for sharing Sarah!
Love it! So pretty, it's perfect for your house! Yes, please share your holiday treats with us. And, I for one love to see your Christmas decor – keep sharing with us, the season is not over yet!! 🙂 … it continues to give me inspiration for my own home!
This is absolutely stunning Sarah!! I have an obsession with antique gold/bronze framed mirrors also. I have 3 (also antique finds) and have a lot of white and soft gray throughout my house and I feel it makes the mirrors pop even more. Such a score for $35!!! It is beautiful and timeless. Thanks so much for sharing!!
Sarah! It's simple but so elegant & beautiful! I am loving the mirrors!
I love all things Christmas! And yes, show us food!
Thanks so much Kim!! Hoping to share candy soon, stay tuned!!
No, I haven't done a FB live but I should! Just need to get the nerve up to do it!!
Simply Beautiful! Love it all, great finds and fantastic prices. You did good Girl!
I never get tired of Christmas decorations so keep them coming. This year I decided to put mine up on November 8th. One month is just too short. And I'm still adding here and there.
And Happy Birthday to our Lord, Jesus.
Wow that's great Carol! I'm glad you did that. Some years I'm in the mood for earlier Christmas decor and other years I like to wait. I just go with the flow from year to year!!
i love the look!! gold and white.. simple elegance!! i look forward to your blogs each week!! love your look/style sarah! and YES i would love to hear about the christmas goodies you make!
Thank you so much Vivian! I am hoping to share our Christmas goodies and candy soon. Stay tuned!
I loved your post and you pushed me over the edge. I have an antique mirror that I'd been thinking of using on the mantle this year and you convinced me. It's really an antique – with the crazing on the back and everything. It's going to look amazing. Thank you!
Oh that's so awesome Cheryl!! I bet it will look amazing.
So beautiful! Simple and elegant. I'm enjoying all the Christmas decor posts, as I'm still working on my own decor, and even if I don't use an idea this year, it may inspire me to search for items at after holiday sales or throughout the year at thrift/antique stores to use for next year! Would love to see more ideas throughout the year with this fireplace, it's gorgeous!
Thanks Vicki! I do need to share this fireplace more often here on the blog. I always overlook it because I feel like mantle looks can be boring? Need to do it more though!!
Oh that sounds so beautiful Becky! I really don't use mirror enough in my decor. I should have one in ever room! They bring so much light to a space.
Love all your decor through out the year! You do an amazing job, especially love all the vintage decor !! Thank you for sharing, baking ideas would be good might ge me in the mood to bake. Have a blessed and healthy holiday !
Thanks so much Barb! And I'm hoping to share the Christmas candy soon. Stay tuned!!
Keep the Christmas decor coming! I love this time of year and I love to see how other people are decorating their spaces! I have some bronze candle sticks hanging out somewhere…maybe I will dig them up and add them to our mantel decor ;). Thanks for sharing.
OH yes!! Dig them out and use them Monique, they're perfect for this time of year!
I like the look of the three vintage mirrors stacks against each other. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
It looks perfect, Sarah! I'm really drawn to the layered mirrors look lately too. I love that you left them gold. Please don't stop sharing your Christmas decorating ideas, because I'm loving your style. It seems like you are becoming more drawn to a simple, basic look, lately, which I'm loving. (Perhaps that's why you weren't loving your shelf decor the other day??) It seems like maybe you're craving more of a simple look, hence your thought that maybe a chair with a pillow would do.
Thanks Kyla!! I think you're right about the shelf decor. It's too busy for that tiny little space. Pretty sure I'm just going to take that cabinet out all together and start fresh!
Yes!! Isn't she amazing? I love Liz's style so much.
Your mantle looks great! I really like the fact that you didn't paint the frames of the mirrors. That may have been too much with the white mantle. I also love decorating for Christmas and appreciate your style.
I agree Nancy, I think they're perfect in that shade of gold. Especially for Christmas!
Absolutely love it!!! Simple but so pretty. and I would love for you to share your Christmas treats with us!!
Thanks Lois!! I'm hoping to share the Christmas treats soon!
I am fairly new to your blog, and I love the inspiration you give me. I found you shortly before you went to the Silobration! Your mantle is lovely. I am all about painting everything! But your mirrors and candlesticks are so perfect! You have the best instincts!!
Oh yay, thanks for sharing that with me Susan! So happy to hear my posts inspire you a little. That makes it all worth it!!
Never tire of Christmas!! Fireplace looks beautiful! And yes please on the food!
Thanks Cathe, hoping to share our treats/candy soon!!
Hi Sarah, no I would never be sick of Christmas decor…please keep showing it…love it!
I love the stockings and sheep.
thanks Candy!! I'm hoping to share our Christmas candy soon!
I for one am NOT tired of Christmas decor yet, and probably won't be until the day after Christmas! The mantle is Vintage perfect.
I'll take that as a huge compliment!! Adore her.
Love seeing all the Christmas Decor! Beautiful! Would love for you to share your holiday treats!
Thanks Dacia, I'm hoping to share our treats soon!!
Perfect just perfect -the simplicity is just beautiful ……less is best.
I agree Marilyn–sometimes less is really better!
Beautiful! You make it all so seem so effortless!


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Woodrow Hartzog
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Professor Hartzog is a Professor of Law and Computer Science at Northeastern University, where he teaches privacy and data protection law, policy, and ethics. He holds a joint appointment with the School of Law and the College of Computer and Information Science. His recent work focuses on the complex problems that arise when personal information is collected by powerful new technologies, stored, and disclosed online.
Professor Hartzog's work has been published in numerous scholarly publications such as the Yale Law Journal, Columbia Law Review, California Law Review, and Michigan Law Review and popular national publications such as The Guardian, Wired, BBC, CNN, Bloomberg, New Scientist, Slate, The Atlantic, and The Nation. His book, Privacy's Blueprint: The Battle to Control the Design of New Technologies, is under contract with Harvard University Press. He has testified twice before Congress on data protection issues.
Professor Hartzog has served as a Visiting Professor at Notre Dame Law School and the University of Maine School of Law. He previously worked as an attorney in private practice and as a trademark attorney for the United States Patent and Trademark Office. He also served as a clerk for the Electronic Privacy Information Center. He holds a PhD in mass communication from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, an LLM in intellectual property from the George Washington University Law School, and a JD from Samford University.
What's The Right Balance For Protecting Privacy And Promoting Accountability On The Internet?
By Woodrow Hartzog on September 29, 2013 at 11:16 am
According to NPR, 300 plus teenagers broke into former NFL player Brian Holloway's vacation home, causing massive damage and showcasing their exploits on social media. In response, Holloway created a website,helpmesave300.com, that collects the alleged culprits' social media posts. He claims this repository has enabled teens to be identified, and that the growing list of names is "being turned over to the sheriffs (sic) department to assist them to verify and identify the facts."
The FTC and the New Common Law of Privacy
By Woodrow Hartzog on August 20, 2013 at 10:06 am
Daniel Solove and I have recently posted a draft of our new article, The FTC and the New Common Law of Privacy.
Without My Consent is Seeking Research Participants to Better Understand Online Harassment
By Woodrow Hartzog on July 8, 2013 at 12:57 pm
Online stalking, harassment, and invasions of privacy can be incredibly destructive. Yet very little empirical data exisits regarding these incidents. This paucity of data hinders educational, support, research and policy efforts. Without My Consent, a non-profit organization seeking to combat online invasions of privacy, is conducting research to better understand the experiences of online harassment. If you are 18 or older and have experienced harassment on the Internet, please consider taking their survey.
The Problems and Promise with Terms of Use as the Chaperone of the Social Web
By Woodrow Hartzog on June 10, 2013 at 10:11 pm
The New Republic recently published a piece by Jeffrey Rosen titled "The Delete Squad: Google, Twitter, Facebook, and the New Global Battle Over the Future of Free Speech." In it, Rosen provides an interesting account of how the content policies of many major websites were developed and how influential those policies are for online expression.
Fighting Facebook, a Campaign for a People's Terms of Service
By Woodrow Hartzog on May 22, 2013 at 12:00 am
Cross-posted from The Nation. Co-Authored with Ari Melber and Evan Selinger.
Why You Can No Longer Get Lost in the Crowd
We are constantly exposed in public. Yet most of our actions will fade into obscurity. Do you, for example, remember the faces of strangers who stood in line with you the last time you bought medicine at a drugstore? Probably not. Thanks to limited memory and norms against staring, they probably don't remember yours either.
It's time to try something different on Internet privacy
Neil Richards
Since the dawn of the Internet, American regulators and companies have pursued two goals to protect our privacy: that people should be in control of their data and that companies should be transparent about what they do with our data. We can see these goals detailed in the privacy policies and terms of service that we "agree" to as well as companies' increasingly complicated systems of privacy dashboards, permissions and sharing controls.
Facebook's Failure to End 'Public by Default'
Co-authored by Woodrow Hartzog and Evan Selinger
Stop Saying Privacy Is Dead
Co-authored by Evan Selinger and Woodrow Hartzog
Facial Recognition Is the Perfect Tool for Oppression
Co-authored with Evan Selinger
The Trojans would have loved facial recognition technology.
We Built an 'Unbelievable' (but Legal) Facial Recognition Machine
""The future of human flourishing depends upon facial recognition technology being banned," wrote Woodrow Hartzog, a professor of law and computer science at Northeastern, and Evan Selinger, a professor of philosophy at the Rochester Institute of Technology, last year. "Otherwise, people won't know what it's like to be in public without being automatically identified, profiled, and potentially exploited."
Cute robots, smart underwear, and facial recognition in church: Have we gone too far?
News@Northeastern
"In the near future, robots might be able to manipulate our emotions, everyone will be rated on everything, and we won't be able to trust our own eyes, Woodrow Hartzog said.
"I promise I will end on a positive note," the Northeastern professor said Thursday, eliciting chuckles from a roomful of people gathered at the university's Charlotte campus to hear him discuss online privacy.
Facial recognition's 'dirty little secret': Millions of online photos scraped without consent
""You've really got a rock-and-a-hard-place situation happening here," said Woody Hartzog, a professor of law and computer science at Northeastern University. "Facial recognition can be incredibly harmful when it's inaccurate and incredibly oppressive the more accurate it gets.""
Tech Industry Wants a Stronger Privacy Law Than California's
Inside Sources
"At the Senate hearing, Northeastern University's Professor of Law and Computer Science Woodrow Hartzog said he teaches his students to expect to deal with a patchwork of state laws on a variety of issues, so the argument that state regulation stifles innovation may not be true, because many industries consider it a legal reality.
Senators Talk Federal Privacy Regs As Tech Trade Groups Push To Preempt States' Laws
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""In the United States, we have a tradition of dealing with a patchwork of 50 state laws, [and] while there are virtues to consistency, it's not the obstacle that would strike me as the first thing we have to surmount if we're going to get privacy right," said Woodrow Hartzog, the lone privacy advocate testifying before the committee, and a professor of law and computer science at Northeastern University."
Robot Sex: Connection, Privacy & Ethics in the 21st Century (Past Event)
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Part of the Cyber Insecurity series.
Probe the difficult questions that we will need to address as human-robot relationships evolve in the coming decades. Explore the nuances of our future and prepare for the complex problems that will rise as our lives become more A.I. dependent.
Adults 18+ Only.
This program is free thanks to the generosity of the Lowell Institute.
8th Annual Privacy Papers for Policymakers (Past Event)
FPF is excited to announce that the 8th Annual Privacy Papers for Policymakers will open with remarks by
Trump and Privacy (Past Event)
Ranging across consumer protection, data aggregation, digital networks, high-tech devices and surveillance, this panel brings together top privacy and surveillance experts to discuss how the Trump administration has and will continue to shape our privacy in these and other areas.
ELIZABETH JOH Professor of Law, UC Davis School of Law
AHMED GHAPPOUR Associate Professor of Law, Boston University School of Law
ANDREA MATWYSHYN Professor of Law, Northeastern University School of Law
Privacy's Blueprint: The Battle to Control the Design of New Technologies (Past Event)
The Tech/Law Colloquium speaker for September 19, 2017 will be Woodrow Hartzog, a professor of law and computer science at Northeastern University, where he teaches privacy and data protection law, policy, and ethics. His recent work focuses on the complex problems that arise when personal information is collected by powerful new technologies, stored, and disclosed online.
Talk: Privacy's Blueprint: The Battle to Control the Design of New Technologies
How Human Do We Want Our Robots to Be? (Past Event)
Robots are starting to look suspiciously familiar. Increasingly sophisticated robots designed to resemble us are striking up more and more symbiotic relationships with humans, at home as our companions and at our workplaces as colleagues.
Human-robot interactions will continue to evolve as robotic technology transforms the way we see our creations and the way they react to us. But as machines cease acting like machines and become more integrated into our lives, how will we feel about them? And, dare we ask, how will they feel about us?
We Robot: Do Robots Dream of Electric Laws? An Experiment in Law as Algorithm
Video from We Robot: Getting Down to Business
Paper: Do Robots Dream of Electric Laws? An Experiment in Law as Algorithm
Author: Greg Conti, Woodrow Hartzog
Moderator: Harry Surden
Prof. Woodrow Hartzog and Fred Stutzman - Hearsay Culture - Show #170 - KZSU-FM
CIS Affiliate Scholar David Levine interviews Prof. Woodrow Hartzog of Cumberland School of Law, Samford University and Fred Stutzman of UNC on privacy in social media.


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(thing) by JeffMagnus Sat Nov 13 1999 at 10:00:56
A chain letter with this title is regarded by many to be the first occurence of spam on the Internet. The letter was an advertisement for a pyramid scheme. The original chain letter inspired many copies such as MAKE PENIS FAST.
See the web site at http://www.stopspam.org/usenet/mmf/ for more information about MAKE MONEY FAST.
A good way to make money fast is to sue, sue, sue!
(thing) by Magenta Sat Nov 13 1999 at 10:00:56
TANSTAAFL. Unfortunately, people don't understand that everything has a catch, or have any concept of the law of diminishing returns. As such, people buy into these scams, and also are breaking the law by doing it. These scams are gullibility plays. Nobody wants to provide the free lunch to the person upstream, and so nobody gets one.
(idea) by Ichiro2k3 Tue Feb 08 2005 at 2:47:18
"Freeze! This is a stick-up!"
It was the kinda place that played John Cougar Mellencamp on an Aiwa boombox, y'know? Yeah, you know. The customers sat there, dumbfounded. They let the melting ice cream run down their hands.
The clerk was fat and ugly and greasy and he had stains all over his clothes. He must have been robbed before because he was just as calm as if he'd been selling Rocky Road. The more relaxed he got the more nervous I got.
I saw the clerk reaching for something under the register. In a panic I pointed my pistol at him. I fired six or seven shots. Maybe eight. At any rate, he was dead.
"Aw, Hell," I said. I never wanted to kill nobody. And yet there he was. There was this dumb son-of-a-bitch lying there like an idiot. Those God damn eyes were the worst part. It would have been easier to look at him if he closed his God damn eyes.
Obviously, the customers wanted out. They'd forgotten their sweets and rushed the door. But the kid stood at the exit with his shotgun. I bet he was just as nervous as they were. But that probably made killing easier for a kid like him anyway.
I skipped the counter. I took a key from the dead clerk's hand. That's what that dumb son-of-a-bitch was reaching for. Oh well. As I suspected, the key fit the register. I emptied the register into a burlap sack.
"Get down," I said. "Get down or I'll blow all your fucking heads off. I already killed a man, what's eight more?" Were there eight? I think there were eight. I fired into the air until the gun stopped firing. The kid still had the shotgun anyway. I don't know how many shots I fired but it was enough to convince them. It was like some sick joke. Here were these two murderers and here were a bunch of people bowing to them. I was too scared to think it was funny.
We walked outside, to the plaza. God damn Sun. Just my luck I gotta run around with a God damn ski mask on the hottest day of the year. We found my car. It was an old blue muscle car. I knew we'd have to destroy it but it was halfway there already. Luckily it started. I drove away with the kid.
At night we met up with the man in a suit. Or maybe he was a boy. It was hard to say. Anyway we were in the park and we told him what we needed. We needed him to launder our stolen money for a small cut. You couldn't be too careful—not when you killed a man in front of eight God damn people. We didn't tell him that, though. We were nervous, not stupid.
We took him to the bank. I left the engine running while he walked in. He was feeling pretty damn confident. This wasn't the first time he'd laundered money, I could see that. God damn businessmen are more crooked than I am. He walked out of the bank with a set of crisp banknotes. He got back in the car. It creaked uneasily.
I drove to a deserted part of town. I kept driving. I don't know how far we were from people. All you saw was trees. Fucking trees.
The man in the suit was the first to catch on. "What do you think you're doing, you son-of-a-bitch? Where the hell are you taking us?"
It's a curious thing, to kill a man. The first inspires a sense of great dread. But after the first the novelty is gone and the act is unremarkable.
I pondered this as I collected all the money for myself. Their heads' splattered contents decorated the windshield. I couldn't believe what a terrible thing I'd done.
I loved that car.
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Your wedding is a memorable and meaningful moment in your life, and the first impression your guests get of the day to come.
Your invitations should reflect you and your day, word them however you want as long as you provide certain essential information. Keep in mind that the invitations serve several purposes.
There are two ways to go with wording: formal or casual. The wording for formal wedding invitations may vary depending on who is hosting the wedding. Traditionally the bride's parents act as hosts, so your invitation would request your guest's attendance on their behalf. If the bride and groom are hosts your names would appear requesting the honour of your guest's presence at your marriage. Don't forget you are a Miss at this point!
Unlike formal invites, which tend to use the term "the honour of your presence" or "the pleasure of your company" to invite guests. Less formal wording can reflect your own style. Dates are more casually worded, titles and parents details omitted and evening only invites are simpler. The basic information required still applies, such as where, when and how the guests should respond. But a more casual approach leaves you with much more scope to get creative.
NEWER STORIES >>Wedding Myths . . .


We want to cover off as much of the international circuit as we can, from the Rugby World Cup, through to the seasonal tours, sevens series and British and Irish Lions. If you think something is missing or you want to write for us, get in touch!
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Starbucks baristas: We won't quit until Congress does
Vaughn Sterling (CNN)
Baristas battle on
By Stephanie Gruner Buckley
USAPublished January 1, 2013 Last updated on January 2, 2013 This article is more than 2 years old.
(Updated at 2.48pm Jan. 2 with Starbucks comment)
Starbucks baristas in the US capital will carry on their "Come Together" crusade aimed at seeking harmonious resolution to the US fiscal cliff crisis. Just after Christmas, coffee servers in Washington, DC started writing "Come Together" on every paper cup of coffee sold. They did this at the request of Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, who hoped to inspire bipartisan spirit in any lawmakers who happened to frequent his cafe chain and be weighing how to resolve the fiscal cliff austerity measures and tax hikes scheduled to kick in today.
Now a CNN staffer is inferring, based on his latest Starbucks purchase, that the baristas will continue writing on cups until any deal to resolve (or at least delay hard decisions around) critical fiscal cliff issues is officially signed into law.
Despite a deal having been approved by Congress, Starbucks has now invited staff across the US to write "Come Together" on cups through Friday, the company said in a Jan. 2 statement.
Last week, Schultz wrote:
"In the spirit of the Holiday season and the Starbucks tradition of bringing people together, we have a unique opportunity to unite and take action on an incredibly important topic. Rather than be bystanders, we have an opportunity — and I believe a responsibility — to use our company's scale for good by sending a respectful and optimistic message to our elected officials to come together and reach common ground on this important issue."
Some media have called the gesture "laughable" and suggested that as Forbes 354th richest person in America and head of a $3.36 billion in revenue company, Schultz could probably find a more persuasive way to get lawmakers to agree. From US News & World Report:
"Lengthening the lines at Starbucks stores by asking employees to write 'come together' on cups is a cop-out. But then, should we be taking fiscal advice from someone whose company charged four bucks for a cup of coffee?"


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2020 NBA Draft scouting report: Theo Maledon (Part 1)
The young Frenchman has shown maturity beyond his years.
By Graham Chapple Aug 7, 2020, 7:46am EDT
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Luka Doncic.
That name will obviously strike a chord with Atlanta Hawks fans, but it has meaning here, I promise. Doncic is the only player in the last decade who has started the majority of games in the Euroleague as an 18 year old.
Theo Maledon has now entered that same conversation.
After turning 19 years old in June, French guard Theo Maledon is throwing his hat into the NBA Draft ring after spending the last three seasons with ASVEL Lyon — partly owned by Tony Parker — in the LNB Pro A (or, for sponsorship reasons, Jeep Elite) in France.
While Maledon's minutes remained largely the same from last season the key difference this season is that Maledon received some Euroleague burn, starting 12 of 22 games and averaged more minutes per game in the Euroleague than he did domestically, per RealGM.
For the season, Maledon averaged 7.2 points on 42% shooting from the field on 5.6 field goal attempts, 33% from three-point range on 2.5 attempts, and 77.6% from the free throw line on 2.1 attempts per game. From there, he produced 2.7 assists, 1.9 rebounds, 1.6 turnovers, and 2.7 fouls in an average of 17 minutes per game in 46 appearances across all competitions, again, per RealGM.
There is not a ton to unpack here when it comes to just looking at the stats, really — not a ton of shots, some average percentages shooting the ball across all competitions, not a very high assist/turnover ratio and a little bit of foul trouble in a limited role.
What is important here is the way Maledon goes about it and the competition he does it against — in fact, Maledon's averages were, for the most part, better across the entire board in the Euroleague versus the French domestic league.
Seeing as the level of competition in the Euroleague is quite a bit higher than the French domestic league, it's interesting to see the difference in percentages here and how Maledon has performed better in the Euroleague than he did domestically.
There's a few conflicting accounts of his height, but ESPN has Maledon listed as 6 foot 5 and with a 6 foot 9 wingspan, so that's good enough for me to go with.
He plays either guard position, taking different stints on and off of the ball offensively.
The majority of the film we're going to look at today with Maledon is going to come from the Euroleague — just easier for context's sake (as well as being much easier to find) and grading Maledon against what he was able to do against a higher level of opponent.
With that said, let's dive in. As always, I am no expert at this. I look at the film (as much as I can find), write and show what I see, and you can go from there. Maledon also wears No. 6.
Overall, I wouldn't say Maledon has one particular skill on offense that you'd say is top class — it's all-rounded game which is obviously still developing. Let's take a look at it.
I enjoyed some of Maledon's work inside of the paint/on the move, so we'll start there.
On the out of bounds play, pick-and-roll, Maledon uses his length to finish over the multiple stretched arms attempting to thwart him as he drives inside to the rim:
This 6-9 wingspan at 6-5 really does help Maledon out as, again, he is undeterred to the length thrown at him, as he rejects the screen and hits the runner:
Edy Tavares is a big man, as Hawks fans know, and he has swatted tons of shots like this in Europe. But Maledon was able to finish here, and his move to get to the rim was impressive too.
Off of the out-of-bounds play once again, Maledon receives the screen which puts defender Fabien Casseur behind him. As Maledon's path to the rim is blocked off by the defending big from the pick-and-roll, Felipe Reyes, Maledon is forced to stop, giving Casseur an opportunity to get back in front. As he does, Maledon fakes and ducks in, which sheds Casseur and Maledon hits the floater:
Coming off of the screen, Maledon does a nice job to shift up a gear (not up the gears, but just a gear) to get to the rim and finish, despite the presence of Tavares:
I'm not quite sure how this shot isn't blocked with the behemoth that Edy Tavares right there on this drive... how has Maledon got that away? I have no idea...
Off of the screen, Maledon feels the defense behind him and a quick step to his right escapes the pick-and-roll defender as Maledon flips up a shot that finds the net, plus the foul:
This is just a poised play, a mature play (which describes Maledon himself, as a whole, very well). There's no explosion of speed but there doesn't need to be — a nice deliverance of the step on this occasion.
Initially on this pick-and-roll, there's no way through for Maledon but after a reset — and this time guarded by Gigi Datome — a fake behind the three-point line is enough to wrong-foot the Italian and Maledon drives by and finishes with the dunk at the rim:
Off of the screen, Maledon heads to his left, cuts back into the paint from the free throw line extended, gets to the danger-zone far too easily and hits the runner:
I'm sure by now you've gotten an idea of how Maledon operates inside the three-point line: it is a lot of runners/floaters, and he's good at them.
Maledon shot 51% from two-point territory in the Euroleague, so his efficiency and effective inside is clear to see — again, hugely impressive in Europe's top competition at the age of 18 (at the time).
Let's look outside of the three-point line, and some of the ways Maledon gets his looks from there (we'll look at makes and misses).
For the season, Maledon shot 33% from three but shot a more encouraging 36% in Euroleague (though, shot 28% from three in the French domestic league).
From the wing, Maledon comes off of the screen and, off of the dribble, rises into a three-point attempt, which is offline on this occasion:
After the ball is claimed after an offensive rebounds, ASVEL work the ball, eventually ending up in the hands of Maledon for a catch-and-shoot three:
Another catch-and-shoot scenario, this one arriving as the ball is kicked out to Maledon. Again, however, Maledon is off the mark:
After Strasbourg commit the turnover at half-court, ASVEL are quick to respond, as Maledon fills the space in the corner, receives the ball and hits the corner three:
In the footage of Maledon I was able to see, he actually didn't hit a lot of three-pointers but you can see some of the scenarios the attempts came in. It's also worth a reminder that there's not a ton of volume to be found here, an average of 2.5 across all competitions — a few off of the dribble coming off of screens, a few in catch-and-shoot scenarios, a few perhaps in transition. I wouldn't say Maledon can break down a defender one-on-one and pull up into a three-pointer that way.
In essence, Maledon's offensive game in terms of scoring is actually pretty simple — again, he averages just 5.6 field goal attempts a game in total and 2.5 of them, as we've talked about, are three-pointers. What he may lack in diversity, he makes up for in efficiency. The few things he does, he does well.
Maledon does have offensive flaws, though, and there is plenty to explore elsewhere.
Maledon has to rely on a lot of pick-and-roll to create separation — it can be difficult for him to best defenders off of the dribble.
Even on the switch here, Maledon isn't able to drive by and his pass to the corner is too predictable, resulting in a turnover:
At times, Maledon can get a little flustered when he's cut off by the defense and the second decision has to come.
On the drive from the three-point line after the pass, Maledon gets towards the rim but is cut-off by the defender, forcing Maledon to make the pass behind him but his intentions are intercepted, resulting in a turnover:
Again, Maledon's path to the rim is cut-off, meaning he Frenchman has to kill his dribble in the restricted area and he frantically searches for an option to pass to but commits the traveling violation in the process:
Something Maledon could stand to work on in these scenarios, if he's unable to break an opponent down/collapse the defense off of the dribble is his ability to stop on a dime and maybe hit a quick jump shot.
He attempts to do this on this possession, but is a little slow in getting into the shot having done a solid job slamming on the brakes:
I believe in Maledon's ability to make some mid-range shots but he's got to obviously set himself correctly when doing so off of the dribble like this.
Obviously a bit of a different scenario, but this is how it looks when Maledon comes off of a screen and hits the free throw line J:
Generally speaking, I wouldn't say Maledon takes ill-advised or poor shots (though, the low volume I think plays some part in that and perhaps you don't see more). The only shot I really saw where I thought, 'Eh, probably shouldn't have taken that' was this attempt, as he tries to lay this one in from a difficult angle while not being able to even see the ball:
From a playmaking standpoint, Maledon averaged 2.7 assists across all competitions and an assist to turnover ratio of 1.6. We'll look at the attempts that Maledon helped created, regardless if it was a make or miss.
After mishandling the ball, Maledon comes off of a screen, drives, draws the attention of the defense before whipping a pass to the corner for the three-point attempt:
Here, Maledon rejects the screen, draws Tavares' attention and finds his teammate on the weak-side for a three-point attempt:
After a miss, Maledon grabs the rebound and pushes in transition, draws the attention of the three Real Madrid defenders before passing it to the corner for a three-point attempt which is missed:
On the switch from the screen Maledon makes a nice read and spots the man in the corner on the weak-side, leading to a three-point attempt:
On the switch in transition on the screen, Maledon takes the defender off of the dribble, gets by and into the paint, draws a crowd and fires the ball back out to his teammate for a three-pointer:
Off of the miss, the ball lands in the lap of Maledon, who breaks in transition, whips out a nice little whip to elude the defender and makes a nice pass to the corner, where the extra pass is made and the three is made:
Up top, Maledon receives the screen, works his way into the paint, diverts the defense and shows his awareness of his surroundings as he throws a left-handed pass to the near corner for the made three-pointer:
You can see that Maledon creates quite a number of three-point opportunities and he's been unlucky a number of these have been missed, from an assist point of view.
Let's move onto other playmaking aspects of Maledon's game, and these will be a little more general than specific.
Heading down the court, Maledon receives the drag screen, gets into the paint, draws the defense which allows a hole to open up and Maledon slips a bounce-pass at the rim for the assist:
This time, Maledon rejects the screen, gets inside, draws the attention of the defending big and finds Livio Jean-Charles behind him for the jump shot:
Later that same game, another similar situation arises and Maledon connects with Jean-Charles out of the pick-and-roll for the made jump shot:
On this play, Maledon himself doesn't use the screen but the screen is set and after the screened player gets back, he falls asleep, allowing the screener to cut to the rim. Maledon finds him with the bounce-pass in the gap and gets the assist on the made basket:
On this possession, Adreian Payne slips the pick-and-roll and Maledon delivers a left-handed bounce-pass as Payne rolls to the rim for the bucket:
On the out-of-bounds play, Maledon again sees a pick in front of him that is slipped, probes in the paint, draws the pick-and-roll big and tosses a lob for the alley-oop:
Maledon averages 1.6 turnovers with a turnover percentage of 19.7% across all competitions. Let's look at a few, just to get an eye in.
On the drive from the three-point line, Maledon gets near the rim and his pass to a teammate in the paint is intercepted and Fenerbahce come away with the ball:
On this play on the pick-and-roll, the misunderstanding from Maledon and the roller leads to the turnover on this possession:
Here, Maledon tries to take the defender off of the dribble but when that fails, he tries to make the pass to the corner but has his pass intercepted, resulting in a turnover:
Click for Part 2 on Theo Maledon, including a detailed look at his defense.
Hawks avoid collapse, excel in second chance scoring in win vs. Thunder The visitors almost let an 11 point fourth quarter lead slip but held on to secure victory.


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You don't know what you don't know. You're unaware that you could (and should) be making, maintaining, and building connections and friendships, both at work and in your personal life. You don't know about (or refuse to believe in) the many benefits being well-connected can bring you personally and professionally. You think you're doing fine as is, getting your job done and doing your own thing. In this place, the relationships you do have are likely ones you've had for years. Or maybe they're ones you've made by default or proximity. If you're in this place, you probably wouldn't be reading this blog unless someone forwarded it to you and encouraged you to read it. However, if you're reading and you're honest enough to admit to being in this place, congratulations! You've just graduated to the next level!
You know you need to be connecting with others, but you don't know how. Take heart! This is the liberating gateway that could change everything for the better. Despite any fears, know that you CAN do this! You just need some skill- and confidence-building. My success guide, The Intentional Networker, is a magnificent and practical place to start.
You know and you do. Such a great place to be! You're a confident, conscientious networker. You know how to make friends, stay connected, help others, and ask for help when you need it. Mostly, it just feels good to have good people in your world. It's energizing, it's enjoyable, and it's something you have to work at. But you know it pays off.
Where do you see yourself right now? What do you need to do to move up (or stay there)? Would love to hear if and how this resonates with you.
Meanwhile, if I can be of service to you or your organization via coaching, consulting, a presentation or even a workshop that positively and powerfully shifts how you view and exercise the art of connecting, please let me know. And be sure to share this blog or others in my archives with someone who could benefit from becoming a more Intentional Networker. You know, the Level 1's, 2's, and 3's in your life.


Julie Anand is Associate Professor of Photography at Arizona State University where she teaches a variety of courses including Experimental Film and Art & Ecology. She maintains a solo practice as well as a long term sustained collaboration with artist Damon Sauer. Their current project, Ground Truth-Corona Landmarks, investigates a system of Cold War satellite calibration markers in the Sonoran desert.


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Words cannot simply how completely heavenly a well made chocolate soufflé tastes like but the results are disastrous if not made well, this recipe is the former. This light, fluffy soufflé tastes simply divine and with a bit of dusted sugar on top with a dollop of whipped cream on top it looks the part too. The soufflé is made with light chocolate and is flowerless.


by Qipco British Champions Stakes.
Stradivarius squeezed through the smallest of gaps on the home turn for a dramatic fifth win from five starts this year in the £530,000 G2 Qipco British Champions Stakes.
Frankie Dettori steered the evens favourite Stradivarius to victory but it was a hard-fought success.
The John Gosden-trained four-year-old, who has won all four of his previous starts this season including the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot, burst into the lead on the far rail after turning into the finishing straight, but had to hold off Thomas Hobson to win the £530,000 Group Two race by a length and a half.
Ireland's multiple champion Jump trainer Willie Mullins is becoming a key figure in front-line Flat races for stayers.
Last week he won the £500,000 Cesarewitch at Newmarket with Low Sun, and for good measure saddled the runner-up, Uradel, and today he came close to landing the G2 £530,000 QIPCO British Chamnpions Long Distance Cup with Thomas Hobson.
The Oisin Murphy-ridden Thomas Hobson (14/1) put down a big challenge to winner Stradivarius (1/1f) in the final furlong, but did not quite have the speed to get through a gap on the rail and was beaten one and a half lengths into second. He finished a length ahead of third-placed Sir Erec (5/1) from Aidan O'Brien's stable.
Mullins said: "Oisin gave him a super ride, full of guts, and stuck to his plan which nearly came off. It did appear to me to be a slowly-run race, but we had one plan and stuck to it.
"We were hoping to be in Melbourne [for the Melbourne Cup in which Thomas Hobson was sixth last year], but we have all next year to look forward to with this horse in these type of races - but we maybe need to avoid this fella [Stradivarius], and not just next season, but for ever.
"I doubt Thomas Hobson will run over hurdles again, and would think we will probably put him away until next year."
Of Low Sun he said: "He was quite sore after the race, but the ground was pretty quick [at Newmarket] and he will be fine in time. Both he and Uradel felt the ground. Low Sun's career over jumps is finished, but Uradel will go hurdling again."
Under a steady pace, set by Ryan Moore aboard Flag Of Honour, the two-mile contest turned into a sprint in the home straight and Thomas Hobson, trained by Willie Mullins, ran on well in the closing stages to challenge Stradivarius and Frankie Dettori.
However, Murphy was forced to check his run in the closing stages aboard the Halling gelding as Stradviarius drifted towards the far-side rail.
Thomas Hobson could not make up the deficit and finished a length and a half behind the winner, stretching his unbeaten run to five wins from as many starts this season.
Murphy said: "Thomas Hobson ran well. He relaxed nicely in the race and I was pleased to get the opportunity to ride him.
"No-one wants to finish second. It was a good run and we go onto the next one now."
Aidan O'Brien, trained of the third Sir Erec (5/1) and front-running fourth Flag Of Honour (9/4), said: "They both ran well."


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The room is dark, and it doesn't look like much right now. But soon we'll turn up the lights and you'll come to love our blue velvet couch as much as we do.
The blue velvet couch is where all of your favorite country stars and some very special newcomers will sit when they visit My Radio Dial.
We'll have interviews and who knows maybe they'll play a song or two for you! Visit MyRadioDial.com to see who's joining us on the soon to be famous blue velvet couch.


4 to specify an encryption key.
8 * gpg/Makefile.am (all-local): Remove dependency on ./secring.gpg.
12 does create an empty secring.gpg file when importing public keys.
16 * gpgsm/t-verify.c (validity_string): New.
17 (print_sig_stat): Print expire time and validity.
18 (status_string): Add new exipred stati.
22 * gpg/t-verify.c (validity_string): New.
23 (print_sig_stat): Print expire time and validity.
24 (status_string): Add new exipred stati.
29 prevent use of gpg-agent.
37 * gpgsm/t-encrypt.c (main): Likewise.
41 * gpg/t-encrypt-sym.c: New file.
42 * gpg/Makefile.am (TESTS): Add t-encrypt-sym.
51 * gpg/Makefile.am (DISTCLEANFILES): Added.
60 * gpg/t-encrypt-sign.c: New file.
61 * gpg/Makefile.am (TESTS): Add t-encrypt-sign.
66 fail when the directory already exists.
70 * gpg/Makefile.am (CLEANFILES): New target.
76 * gpgsm/Makefile.am (./private-keys-v1.d/$(key_id).key): Fix rule.
85 * gpgsm/Makefile.am (key_id): Update value.
86 (all-local): Add .key to keyid filename.
89 (all-local): Add ./gpgsm.conf, ./trustlist.txt.
90 (./gpgsm.conf, ./trustlist.txt): New target.
92 * gpgsm/32100C27173EF6E9C4E9A25D3D69F86D37A4F939: ... this.
96 * gpg/t-import.c (print_op_info): New function.
101 * gpg/t-signers.c (passphrase_cb): Change type of r_hd to void**.
102 * gpg/t-sign.c (passphrase_cb): Likewise.
103 * gpg/t-decrypt-verify.c (passphrase_cb): Likewise.
104 * gpg/t-decrypt.c (passphrase_cb): Likewise.
113 * gpg/Makefile.am (EXTRA_DIST): Add missing line continuation.
117 * gpgsm/Makefile.am (EXTRA_DIST): Add $(key_id).
121 * gpgsm/Makefile: Rename `pubcerts.kbx' to `pubring.kbx'.
125 * gpgsm/t-keylist.c (check_two_contexts): Set protocols.
129 * gpgsm/t-sign.c: New file.
130 * gpgsm/Makefile.am (TESTS): Add t-sign.
134 * gpgsm/t-decrypt.c: New file.
136 * gpgsm/Makefile.am (TESTS): Add t-decrypt.
138 (all-local): New target ./private-keys-v1.d/$(key_id) added.
143 * gpgsm/t-verify.c: New file.
144 * gpgsm/Makefile.am (TESTS): Add t-verify.
148 * gpg/Makefile.am (GPG): Set to @GPG_PATH@.
149 (./pubring.gpg): Use $(GPG) instead gpg.
152 * gpgsm/t-import.c (main): Remove third test case.
153 * gpgsm/Makefile.am (GPGSM): Set to @GPGSM@.
156 * gpgsm/t-encrypt.c: New file.
157 * gpgsm/Makefile.am (TESTS): Add t-encrypt.
161 * gpgsm/t-keylist.c: New file.
162 * gpgsm/Makefile.am (TESTS): Add t-keylist.
166 * gpgsm/cert_dfn_pca01.der: New file.
170 * gpgsm/Makefile.am (EXTRADIST): Add new files.
175 * gpg/: New directory.
178 t-decrypt-verify.c, t-decrypt.c, t-version.c, t-data.c, mkdemodirs.
180 secdemo.asc, seckey-1.asc): Move to sub directory gpg/.
184 (LDD): Correct relative path to gpgme library.
185 (TESTS): Remove t-version and t-data.
189 t-version.c, t-data.c): Include gpgme.h, not "../gpgme/gpgme.h".
191 * Makefile.am: New file.
192 * gpgsm/: New directory.
193 * gpgsm/Makefile.am: New file.
197 * Makefile.am (TESTS): Add t-decrypt-verify.
198 * t-decrypt-verify.c: New file.
203 * t-data.c: Include stddef.h.
204 (read_once_test): Change type of READ to size_t.
210 * t-signers.c: New file.
211 * Makefile.am (TESTS): Add t-signers.
215 * Makefile.am (TEST_ENVIRONMENT): Revert last change.
224 * t-data.c (write_test): New function.
225 (main): Invoke write_test for all rounds except TEST_OUT_CB.
234 * t-version.c: New file.
238 * Makefile.am (TESTS): Add t-version, t-data.
242 * t-keylist.c (check_two_contexts): New.
246 * t-encrypt.c (print_op_info): New and use it after each operation..
250 * t-sign.c (print_op_info): New and use it after each operation.
254 * t-keylist.c (doit): List subkeys too, show caps.
259 because we don't use the config stuff here.
263 * tests/t-verify.c (print_sig_stat): Print info about the keys.
270 modifications, as long as this notice is preserved.
274 implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.


The A3 between Düsseldorf and Cologne was closed down on Monday morning due to five water buffalo blocking the motorway. Emergency services had their work cut out trying to gather the bulky beasts back in.
Motorists had to endure considerable traffic jams as a result of the closure. It took nine hours for the fire brigade and the police to collect the water buffalo and remove them from the autobahn.
The A3 motorway near Leverkusen was temporarily closed in both directions, a police spokeswoman said. Only later in the morning was it possible to open up the motorway again.
It was a struggle to get the large animals off the road as some of them were walking between the stopped cars, the spokeswoman added. One of them had also become trapped in a guard rail and had to be freed.
Only after a veterinarian from the Cologne Zoo anaesthetized the animals could they be gathered and finally transported back to their field. Emergency services were able to complete the big task with the help of a crane.
The five buffalo are believed to have broken free from a nearby pasture in Leverkusen late on Sunday evening. They then sauntered toward the A3 autobahn.


At Grace In Community Church, our Women's Ministry plans special events and outings as well as an annual Women's Retreat. Grace In Community's Women's Ministry exists to encourage and disciple each women into full maturity to be the woman of God she is called to be.
The Women's Ministry is led by Sherrie Sterlace, Donna Lauffer, and a leadership team. Feel free to contact Sherrie Sterlace with any questions or more information about this ministry. Please view our calendar for upcoming women's ministry events and activities.


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Q: jquery datepicker: weird documentation substraction in minDate I've just read the official docs for jQuery's datepicker, in particular the minDate setting, which has this code snippet:
$( ".selector" ).datepicker({
    minDate: new Date(2007, 1 - 1, 1)
});

Can somebody explain to me what's the point of the 1 - 1 above? As far as I understand, that will be evaluated in JavaScript as a zero, which doesn't make sense for a Month in a date.
Thanks
PS: This doesn't look like a typo, because the same thing is repeated some lines after.

A: Month starts with 0 so if you wants to set date as 1st Jan 2007 the you have to use
new Date(2007, 0, 1)

Which is equivalent to
new Date(2007, 1 - 1, 1)

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month: Integer value representing the month, beginning with 0 for January to 11 for December.

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What follows is an extract from the council's budget for the 2015/2016 year. This can and does change subject to discussions within the council and sometimes even Cycle Bath.
P4 PB Bathwick Newbridge Hill zebra Part of Chelsea Road regen scheme 35 Design & implement Requires more accurate costing.
P9 AS Abbey Westgate Street/Parsonage Lane Raised table 13 Design & implement Requires more accurate costing.
Place junction. 100 Design and implement in phases Also need to establish landowner of one section up to K&A canal. Cycle track order or Dedication Agreement, design and path reconstruction. Works include: detailed design, consultation, costing and request for funding for future construction of path.
C7 RS/JFT K&A towpath K&A towpath – improve surface from Warminster Road to Grosvenor Bridge path Resurfacing towpath 60 Design and implement in phases If more funding available for construction then consider increasing budget.
C8 AS Newbridge Locksbrook Road Trading Estate access to 2 Tunnels Sustrans carrying out feasibility.
If can go through car park low cost solution.
locations and an improved surface.
C13 Sustrans Keynsham/ Saltford Bath Road shared use path Aims-links between Saltford and Keynsham, particularly for Wellsway school, link Keynsham BBRP. One section due to be constructed this year and Toucan.


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Custom cabinetry warrants a finish as distinctive as itself. Merlot is an elegant selection that adds polished depth and even a species of romantic mystique to the space it adorns. This finish is the perfect means for bringing warmth to a modern room, or an unexpected accent to a more traditional design. Either way, our Merlot finish, like a fine wine, invites us to taste life with all our senses.


When you move into a new place you're distracted by all the glitz and glamour of decorating that you forget that you have to first buy important stuff such as foil, paper towels, a kitchen trash can and a can opener. These are things that are rarely blogged about because they aren't fun purchases. I'm finally getting passed the necessities and working on the small details of my apartment.
When attending a housewarming or just sending a nice gift to a friend with a new place you have to respect that they will be spending majority of the time creating mood boards and working on big details of decorating their space. That's why you should respect their decor and not gift items that would demand attention or space in their new home but be useful and share a story through a detail. Small items such as coasters or a mini vase are small enough for them to stow away while a home fragrance can be hidden away while still being useful.
Also, while I'm in cleaning and decorating mode I have begun purging my closet. I have already listed a few items on Poshmark (including a new pair of Warby Parkers). Keep this bookmarked if you don't see anything now, there is plenty to uploaded and sold.
Great finds and god luck with your new apartment decorating!
Great post! I think that the decoration it´s very important to create a personality enviroment.
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