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Comedy Podcast Feature: Sam Taunton (comedian, writer & MTV presenter)
Sam Taunton joins the Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet! weekly iTunes entrepreneurship podcast.
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It's amazing the friends and connections that you can make through social media if you put yourself out there!
This week's very special guest on Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet! is comedian, writer & MTV presenter, Sam Taunton. Sam and I met via Twitter through Sri Lankan-born Australian-based stand-up comic and actor, Dilruk Jayasinha 2 years ago, after Dilruk was a guest of mine on the show.
Bursting onto the scene in the 2015 Triple J RAW Comedy National Final, of late Sam Taunton has been juggling stand up and various media projects including being MTV Australia's newest VJ and in 2017 was nominated for 'Best Newcomer' at the 2017 Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
Sam Taunton has performed on ABC2's Comedy Up Late, MTV, SBS, Channel [V], ABC Radio, NOVA and Triple J, has just recorded his 1st hour-long special for ABC and now he's on my show!
Ever wanted to know the steps & tenacity it takes to be come a stand-up comic?
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Dan Wilkinson is founder of travel, entertainment & lifestyle biz/brand, Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet and one of Australia's most experienced social media professional who has driven social media for a range of international brands including Cancer Council Australia, Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate, Peroni Italian Beer, Philadelphia Cream Cheese & more.
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Entrepreneurship Podcast Feature: Jason Havey – Spinning Logic, Iowaska in Peru & Blackhawk Military Intelligence Analyst.
Jason Havey (Onnit Labs COO and Spinning Logic podcast host) joins the Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet! podcast.
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Much like myself, Jason Havey has lived a super interesting life, rich with amazing experiences. A successful businessman, Jason is the COO of Onnit Labs global health and wellness brand, formerly an award winning Hotelier with 16 years of experience, most recently as General Manager of both the Hilton Madison Monona Terrace and the Sheraton Madison at the same time and originally an infantry mortarman, which eventually lead to him becoming a Military Intelligence Analyst for a Blackhawk helicopter unit.
This has honestly been one of the most fascinating explorations of another person's life that I've ever had the pleasure of featuring on the Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet! podcast.
We cover a vast array of subject matter from growing up super poor in Wisconsin as the child of a single mother, surviving a horrific car crash, breaking 3 vertebrae and having to learn how to walk again, the impact that float tanks make to how he operates, taking Iowaska in Peru not once, but twice, Reverend Jim Jones and the Jonestown massacre in Guatemala, being taken far outside his comfort zone and feeling like his eyes were opened for the first time the jungles of Central America during his military service and the joys of becoming a bone marrow donor and the privilege of being able to save the life of another person.
This Wisconsin native now resides in Austin (Texas) and for the past 3 years Jason has been the host of the Spinning Logic Podcast with over 150 episodes to date, where the goal of Spinning Logic is to thread together the unique stories of unique guests and to celebrate the vast array of people that represent humankind.
Jason Havey is an aggressive optimist, who believes strongly in the power of the individual to improve themselves and thus, the world. He also believes in the beauty of all things he finds true joy in interacting with unique individuals, places, events and stories.
Download this episode and be prepared to be amazed and inspired!
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This week we also feature the brand new song by Fake Sibling – 'Despondent'. Download the podcast to check it out!
Connect with Jason Havey (Onnit COO and Spinning Logic podcast host) online:
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https://twitter.com/JasonHavey?lang=en
Spinning Logic podcast Episode 116 with Dan Wilkinson:
https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/ep116-dan-wilkinson/id1041959341?i=1000382030254&mt=2
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Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet! LIVE Sydney podcast with Murray Cook (The Wiggles) + Remo Giuffré (TEDxSydney founder).
Oscar McMahon from Young Henrys and Dan Wilkinson from @hotndelicious announce the Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet LIVE Podcast Series!
Book your free tickets to the Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet! LIVE podcast in Sydney with special guests – Murray Cook (The Wiggles, The Soul Movers) and Remo Giuffré (founder & director of TEDxSydney).
Yas! Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet!, Young Henrys & The Unicorn Hotel are proud to announce the launch of the Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet! LIVE Podcast Series in partnership with Young Henrys, kicking off at The Unicorn Hotel on Wednesday the 1st of November at 7pm.
Proudly supported by Young Henrys, The Unicorn Hotel and our friends at TwoSpace, the launch and this first of the LIVE podcast series features special guest Remo Giuffré (TEDxSydney founder) and Murray Cook from The Wiggles and The Soul Movers!
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Murray Cook (The Wiggles, The Soul Movers) is one of 2 special guests at Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet! LIVE podcast in Sydney.
Remo Giuffré (founder & director of TEDxSydney) is one of 2 special guests at Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet! LIVE podcast in Sydney.
Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet! is a weekly iTunes entrepreneurship podcast where we interview inspiring, influential individuals and entrepreneurs across a range of industries about what makes them tick as people and drives their hunger for success.
Show guests thus far include Wil Anderson (comedian, podcast & TV presenter), Tom Ballard (comedian), Sierra Nevada Brewing Co founder, Ken Grossman, Oscar McMahon from Young Henrys, Gotye, Daniel Flynn (Thankyou Water co-founder), Tashi Dorjee (TwoSpace co-founder), Aussie actor Daniel MacPherson & many more!
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Women In Business Podcast: Holly Stephens (Triangles XYZ founder + entrepreneur).
Holly Stephens (Triangles XYZ founder + entrepreneur) on the Hot & Delicious Rocks The Planet! podcast.
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Holly Stephens, founder of Triangles XYZ, is an absolute inspiration & dead-set legend!
Prior to launching Triangles XYZ, a business created to help women take their first step into entrepreneurship, Holly Stephens worked at Google where she managed the launch of Android Pay in Australia & New Zealand and led The Digital Garage UK, Google's entrepreneur and small business program that's training 1 million Europeans in digital skills over two years.
Triangles work with an incredible network of partners including Google Digital Garage, IBM, Tank Stream Labs, TwoSpace, Academy Xi, SendGrid, and more. They have male champions and a referral network for incubation, acceleration, education and mentoring to support women from all backgrounds and locations. They've been featured on Sky News, StartupDaily and SmartCompany.
Holly is also the CEO of Springstart Marketing, helping tech startups and businesses launch, expand, and sustain users and customers through targeted and growth marketing.
Want to know how to make your first steps as a startup founder or entrepreneur? Your journey starts here…
Book your free ticket to Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet! LIVE in Sydney with special guest Remo Giuffre (TEDxSydney).
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/holly.triangles/
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hollystephens1/
Reach out directly at holly@heytriangles.xyz
Download the 'Mighty Networks' App in the AppStore and search 'Triangles'.
Get social @Trianglesxyz on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Linkedin.
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Holly Stephens (Triangles XYZ founder + entrepreneur) joins Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet!
Book your free ticket to the Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet! LIVE in Sydney with special guest Remo Giuffre (founder TEDxSydney).
Social Enterprise Podcast: Daniel Flynn, Thankyou Group co-founder, author and entrepreneur.
Thank You Group co-founder Daniel Flynn LIVE on Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet! entrepreneurship podcast.
DOWNLOAD the PODCAST – #152 Daniel Flynn (Thank You Group co-founder).
Excited to have Thankyou social enterprise co-founder, author and entrepreneur, Daniel Flynn back on the Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet! weekly iTunes entrepreneurship podcast!
A truly excellent episode as we delve into the challenges and rewards of launching a business up into new global markets ahead of the Thankyou Group New Zealand launch, the success & challenges of authoring his first ever book, 'Chapter One: You Have the Power to Change Stuff', which smashed Australian records in book sales with $360,000 raised in the first 2 hours and over 50,000 copies sold in the first 28 days and the Thankyou co-founder provides us with a few absolute gems of advice that he would share with any young entrepreneur who wishes to create their own business/chase their dreams and doesn't quite know where to begin.
This is that podcast. SO good… Let's get into it!
Article & podcast by Dan Wilkinson of Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet! 🍻🎙✌🏻
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REVEL founder Dan Sims & Pinot Palooza 2017 set to take the world by storm!
Posted on October 3, 2017 Updated on October 3, 2017
Dan Sims (REVEL global wine festival founder) + Dan Wilkinson @hotndelicious chat REVEL, Pinot Palooza 2017 & more!
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REVEL founder, sommelier & global wine festival entrepreneur, Dan Sims, is the man!
Starting out in the wine industry as a sommelier, Dan Sims created a series of large scale rock festival-style wine festivals in 3 different countries (Australia, New Zealand, Singapore) and 9 different cities and with the rebrand of the business this week, REVEL are now set to take on Hong Kong, Japan and the USA.
This weekend the jewel event in the REVEL crown, Pinot Palooza, kicks off in Melbourne and Sydney with over 8,000 party people expected to rock-up at the Royal Exhibition Buildings (Melbourne – Saturday 7th of October) and Carriageworks (Sydney – Sunday 8th of October).
In today's inspiring and elevating entrepreneurship chats, Dan and I discuss how to work out "What is the business that you're in?", the challenges and benefits of renaming an established brand, 2 "pinch-me" moments this former sommelier has experienced by bringing wine to the people in the most beautiful and game-changing fashion via a culture of inclusiveness and Dan shares with us 2 key pieces of motivation and advice for you to take the first steps into your own dream business.
Someone out there has to be successful. Why shouldn't it be you? Download this Hot & Delicious: Rocks The Planet! podcast free and make a start… make a start today!
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Pinot Palooza 2017 set to take Melbourne + Sydney by storm!


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by MakeItEsasier | May 21, 2022 | preferred universities
AAIMS mission is to coordinate resources necessary to deliver excellent medical education leading to generating physicians that will serve the community and to form lifelong learners committed to excellence, faith, leadership, and service.
AAIMS is one of the best medical universities in the Caribbean with its campus located in the town of Black River, the capital of the parish of St Elizabeth, Jamaica.
Caribbean Islands is also the dream destination for every medical aspirant across a globe and AAIMS stands out to be taking the lead in providing individualized student-centric medical education. Students will also enjoy a safe, secure and cost-effective environment to study, while the island provides an interesting variety of stimulating leisure activities.
Advantages of Studying in AAIMS
USMLE Curriculum-based Teaching.
Small Classroom size of 40 maximum in a class.
Student Centric Education, Systems Based Curriculum and Problem Based Learning.
Repeated/Spaced Formative Assessments for high scoring in USMLE.
AAIMS is current with new technologies and strategies for learning. Tutorials, Lectures, e-textbooks, journals, and simulations are totally accessible online for students to review after the regular classes.
More individualized attention is given to students falling behind.
Classes are recorded live and parents can monitor the progress of their children.
Parents are updated with a monthly newsletter for updates of activities going on at AAIMS.
Parents have access to student's results and general performance.
AAIMS, unlike other Caribbean medical universities, offers clinical rotations to students at standard Government teaching hospitals locally in Jamaica.
Students can decide to work in Jamaica after graduation and earn as much as $50,000 per year (there is a very high demand for faculty and doctors in Jamaica).
AAIMS is located in an ancient quiet small town of Black River which is conducive for learning.
All Churches and Mosques are available in Black River for students to practice their religion.
AAIMS is affiliated with many Clinical hospitals to offer clinical rotations in countries including the USA and UK.
An AAIMS Medical degree is recognized as World Wide.
Highly Equipped & Advanced educational resources for learning.
Good Climate
English Speaking Country
Affordable Tuition Fees (See Breakdown below).
About the AAIMS On-Campus and the Off-Campus Accommodation
Accommodation is an average of $400 monthly which includes utility power supply, water, internet supply, Laundry, etc.
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are provided at no extra cost. (It is an all-inclusive package).
On-Campus swimming pool, Gym and Tennis court for leisure activities.
Hostel Cameras are available for Parent to access
Transportation to and from campus is provided for students who choose to stay on AAIMS off-campus facilities.
Students don't have to spend anything extra for basic needs because of the all-inclusive package.
Accreditation and Listings
All American Institute of Medical Sciences (AAIMS) has been certified by all major international medical school accrediting bodies and authorities. Students can rest assured that their qualifications will be accepted internationally. AAIMS is accredited/ listed/member with the following authorities:
The Ministry of Education, Jamaica
Registered with University Council of Jamaica (UCJ)
Listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools with an ECFMG® Sponsor Note. For the graduation years indicated in the Sponsor Note, our students and graduates are eligible to apply to ECFMG for ECFMG Certification and USMLE® as a step towards ECFMG Certification.
Listed in the International Medical Education Directory by FAIMER
Listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools
Recognized by the Medical Council of Canada
Our students can sit Part 1 & Part II of the Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination (MCCQE) for their Licentiate of the Medical Council of Canada (LMCC)
Accredited by Accreditation Service for International Schools, Colleges and Universities (ASIC), UK.
The breakdown fees for the MD Degree program is outlined below. Please note that all fees are in US Dollars:
N.B- Nigerian students get 15% Scholarship off the 1 Year Pre-Med with a well written personal statement. Goldenchips will guide you towards getting the scholarship.
Description Amount
Application & Processing Fees(One time Non-Refundable) $ 1000
Student Permit after arrival to Jamaica(One time) $ 150
Health Insurance $ 150 Yearly
Student Guild Fees $ 75 Yearly
Boarding and Lodging $ 400 per month
Programs Pre Med- 1 year
Duration 15 weeks per semester
Semesters 3
Fee Per Semester US$ 4,200.00
Programs Basic Sciences- 1 year and 8-month Program
Fee Per Semester US $ 6,000.00
Programs Clinical Sciences- 1 year and 6 months
Fee Per Week US$ 400.00 (rotations in Jamaica)

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This post describes a implementation for streaming a String of space separated Key Values with Java 8. In order to implement a streaming keyvalue reader two simple classes are implemented. One to handle navigation in the string and one to make a Iterable from the String. The implementation I provide is basic but has enough extension points to meet more extensive requirements.
We all have faced the same problem when dealing with data from other sources. Question is always do I take a existing library of a DIY version. All implementations I know of are based on the pre Java 8 era. For the purpose of my current project (Java 8) I wanted to stream a String of Key Values so I could easily perform Streaming operations on it.
Functional programming is sort of available in Java 8. We can do streams and lambda's. Processing a stream of KeyValue in a more functional manner has advantages.
In order to implement your own Stream on an arbitrary input is writing a Spliterator. Spliterators are not that easy to implement, all kinds of concurrency issues come up with that one. It is much simpler to implement an Iterable<Map.Entry<String, String>>. In that case you only need to implement @Override a single method to start working with the data as a Stream.
This only leaves the actual processing of the String data.
When parsing the data you need to keep track of the previous characters and mark the start of either a Key or Value. For this purpose I created a KeyValueReader. This reader reads the string in a forward motion. For example to read a single KeyValue you skipUntil you find the = sign. When this is found you have the key. Next you skip until the " character. This is the start of your value. skip again until the " and you have the value.
The KeyValueIterable is an implementation of the Iterable<T> interface. The only method that you need to provide is the Iterator<T> iterator(). Which in his turn is the implementation of the Iterator. Implementing a Iterator is straight forward. As mentioned The KeyValueReader can navigate forwards in a String. With that it is easy to achieve the next and hasNext functionality required to implement a Iterator.
Below is a test case that shows how you can use this Iterable to parse a line of key values.


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The Alexander Hamilton Institute for the Study of Western Civilization (AHI) is pleased to announce the election of Paul Carrier, Adam Clark and James W. Coupe, Esq. to its board of directors. All three will assume their duties beginning January 1, 2023.
Mr. Carrier is a Corporate Development Manager at Azenta Life Sciences. He has years of experience presenting thematic research, competitive intelligence and partnership and Mergers & Acquisitions theses to investors, boards, and senior leaders. As an MBA Intern from 2021 to 2022, he acted as an extension of the CEO & Chief Commercial Officer of Elucid, a Series B advanced cardiovascular diagnostic startup. Previously, Mr. Carrier was a strategy and corporate analyst for Paraexel and an Associate at Nautic Partners in Providence, Rhode Island. From 2014 to 2016, Mr. Carrier held various positions at State Street financial services. Mr. Carrier received his MBA from the Questrom School of Business, Boston University, in 2022. He graduated from Hamilton College with a B.S. in government in 2014.
"Paul was an AHI Undergraduate Fellow and co-founder of Enquiry: A Publication of the AHI Undergraduate Fellows in 2013," said AHI's President Robert Paquette. "I remember him as a sharp and courageous student. He has always been committed to AHI. We are most glad to have him on its board of directors."
Mr. Clark is CEO of family-owned Clark Equipment Rental, a company specializing in rental of high-quality heavy equipment. He began his career in 2000 as a project control engineer with Bechtel Power Corporation. He was a financial analyst and assistant to the CFO at Herbst Gaming in Las Vegas in 2005. He then returned to Syracuse in 2005 to work at Clark Rental Equipment, where he held several positions and now leads the business. Mr. Clark received his BS from SUNY Albany in 2000, where he majored in finance and marketing. He received his MBA in 2005 from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
"Through the courtesy of Mary Grabar, I met Mr. Clark, a family man, at AHI's headquarters at the end of 2020," affirmed Paquette. "Since then, we have communicated frequently about a wide range of issues, including declining standards in education and other searing issues in today's debased cultural climate. We hit it off, and I like his no nonsense approach immensely."
Mr. Coupe is a lawyer, an independent arbitrator and a consultant in film production and post-production as well as in copyright & trademark matters. Mr. Coupe's professional experience includes a variety of legal positions in film and television financing, production and distribution in New York and Los Angeles.
Mr. Coupe was admitted to the Bar in the following jurisdictions: Tennessee (1995), California (1982), New York (1975). He is a member of the AAA ICDR (international), Commercial and Consumer Panels, the Mediation Panel of the U.S. District Ct., Central District of California, and the Arbitration Panel of the Financial Industry Neutral Regulatory Authority (FINRA). He is also a member, USCIB/ICC USA Arbitration Committee; Member, London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) Users' Councils: State Bar of California; Los Angeles County Bar Association where he is on the Executive Committee of the Business & Corporations Law Section and was Vice Chairman (2000-2010) & Treasurer (2000-2022). Mr. Coupe is the author, "Guarantying a Hit (or Miss)," which was published in 2 Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment Law & Practice 137 (Spring 2000). He has participated in Bar Association and Film Festival Panels on Completion Bonds and Independent Motion Picture Production, Financing and Distribution and team-taught a film financing course at UCLA Extension.
Mr. Coupe graduated from Vanderbilt University School of Law (J.D 1974) where he was Student Government Representative, an editor of the Vanderbilt Journal Transnational Law and listed on the Dean's List; His undergraduate degree is from Hamilton College (B.A 1971) where he majored in European History and was listed on the Dean's List. During his junior year, he studied at the Sorbonne, The Universite de Paris (1970) and is fluent in French. After graduation from law school, Mr. Coupe was a law clerk to Hon. Lloyd F. MacMahon, Chief Judge U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York from 1974-1975.
"Jim, a distinguished alumnus from Hamilton College, has been part of AHI's legal advisory board since its founding," observed Paquette. "Now he moves in to assume a much larger role with AHI's operation. From his home in California, he has been a frequent visitor to AHI and wholeheartedly supports its mission."
AHI extends a hearty welcome aboard!
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AHI's Mary Grabar Lauded in Two Articles


Runs the specified program or command by using the specified arguments.
The following table describes the parameters for the Exec task.
The command(s) to run. These can be system commands, such as attrib, or an executable, such as program.exe, runprogram.bat, or setup.msi.
This parameter can contain multiple lines of commands. Alternatively, you can put multiple commands in a batch file and run it by using this parameter.
ConsoleOutput Optional ITaskItem output parameter.
Each item output is a line from the standard output or standard error stream emitted by the tool. This is only captured if ConsoleToMsBuild is set to true.
If true, the task will capture the standard error and standard output of the tool and make them available in the ConsoleOutput output parameter.
Specifies a regular expression that is used to spot error lines in the tool output. This is useful for tools that produce unusually formatted output.
Default: null (no custom processing).
Specifies a regular expression that is used to spot warning lines in the tool output. This is useful for tools that produce unusually formatted output.
If true, the task will not emit the expanded form of Command to the MSBuild log.
ExitCode Optional Int32 output read-only parameter.
Specifies the exit code that is provided by the executed command.
If true, the task ignores the exit code that is provided by the executed command. Otherwise, the task returns false if the executed command returns a non-zero exit code.
If false, selects lines in the output that match the standard error/warning format, and logs them as errors/warnings. If true, disable this behavior.
Outputs Optional ITaskItem output parameter.
Contains the output items from the task. The Exec task does not set these itself. Instead, you can provide them as if it did set them, so that they can be used later in the project.
StdErrEncoding Optional String output parameter.
Specifies the encoding of the captured task standard error stream. The default is the current console output encoding.
StdOutEncoding Optional String output parameter.
Specifies the encoding of the captured task standard output stream. The default is the current console output encoding.
Specifies the directory in which the command will run.
Default: The project's current working directory.
This task is useful when a specific MSBuild task for the job that you want to perform is not available. However, the Exec task, unlike a more specific task, cannot do additional processing or conditional operations based on the result of the tool or command that it runs.
The Exec task calls cmd.exe instead of directly invoking a process.
In addition to the parameters listed in this document, this task inherits parameters from the ToolTaskExtension class, which itself inherits from the ToolTask class. For a list of these additional parameters and their descriptions, see ToolTaskExtension base class.
The following example uses the Exec task to run a command.


Old habits and customs, old laws and sayings, old beliefs and superstitions are fast fading away from the age in which we live. I'm currently bewitched, held and hooked with these sayings and doings which form the basis of my work for the Modern Fairies project. If you ever think about fairies; what comes to mind?
From then on I became fascinated with the endless speculation about these two 'otherly' children who were said to have suddenly appeared in Woolpit - Suffolk.
The children had green-hued skin and spoke an unknown language.
Could this be a folktale describing an imaginary encounter with the inhabitants of another world, perhaps existing under the earth's surface, or even extraterrestrial, or a jumbled account of a historical event?
This strange story was reported by 12th century writers; William of Newburgh and Ralph of Coggeshall.
These images, which mention the children are from William of Newburgh, De Rerum Anglicarum in the British Library.
I have adapted Jane's poem and set the words to a tune.
The children's strangeness is constructed through different skin pigmentation, language spoken, food consumed and customs observed. They did not cohere to the communal identity.
Theories suggest that the children were fairies or aliens. Could they be the original 'Babes in the Wood' poisoned by arsenic (said to account for thier green pallor) and left for dead by their uncle? There are also moralistic tales of the fate of unbaptized children. Another account recalls ethnic cleansing by Henry II who persecuted the Flemish fleeing to England from famine, flood and overcrowding. Perhaps the children were refugees, seperated from their parents, their skin colour reflecting malnutrition? Displacement is tragically very real in our modern world. This line of thought inspired this companion song to Jane's poem.
GREEN IN MY GROWING PAINS.
Turtle doves led us, even the stork knows it's season.
from the hands of war, the hounds of war into the eye of a storm.
wait for friends to call on foreign shores, I am a child of a lesser God.
stood on firm ground, you turn me round & knock me off my feet.
The swift and the crane sailed away, my brother died along the byway.
and I'm green in my growing pains, In the wake of moonless waves.
As with all folklore there are many threads to any legend. We thought it would be wonderful to imagine a descendant of the girl who survived, grew to marry and have children. Terri Windling has written an "Archival" interview which we will record on wax cylinder to play at our performances at the end of the project.
"They say that I was too young when my Granny died to remember her, but I do.
My Gran came from somewhere else, she said. She didn't know its name. It was not like here. It had no night and it had no day, just a low, steady light that never changed, and in that light everything was green. She called that country "The Green Country," so that's what I call it too. She said that she had a brother there, and one day, walking in the hills, they found a cave – or mabye it was not a cave, but a hole in the hill – and inside was a light that shone like gold. They walked toward it, hand in hand. The passage led them back out to the hill…but the hill had changed. Everything had changed. The sun was bright ball in the sky; they had never seen such light before. They'd never seen a sky so blue; or trees that were brown as well as green. They knew, at once, this was not their world, so they turned to go back home again…but the cave was gone. They searched and they searched for it, but it had disappeared. And then they sat in the cold, strange grass, holding each other and shivering, until the men coming home from the fields crossed over the hill and found them.
Now my mother, she says that Gran was only a foreign girl from across the sea – from France, maybe, or Germany. But that's a story with less truth than the one that I am telling you now.
Fairies. Children of the Fair Folk. Two little lost sheep of the Otherworld. That boy and girl were green as apples: their hair, their skin, their eyes, their teeth, the clothes they wore, the shoes on their feet. They were small and thin and green all over. They could not speak the King's plain English. They could not eat our good plain food. They could only eat beans. Which is just what a fairy will eat, beans and milk. That's all.
That boy, he'd be my great-uncle now if he had lived…but he did not. He never learned to eat our food; he pined and sighed and faded away, as green as apples till the day he died and they buried him at the crossroads.
But my Gran, she took to human ways. She ate her porridge, she ate her bread. Her hair and skin slowly turned to white as she ran through the streets and fields with other village children, merry and bright. The vicar wife's took charge of her. She was christened on a warm summer's day. They called her Mary. They taught her not to speak of the child that she'd once been. They thought that she'd forget.


Excerpted from "Better Off Thread"
Copyright © 2016 Amanda Lee.
Marcy, owner of the Seven-Year Stitch embroidery specialty shop in Tallulah Falls, OR, makes her tenth series appearance following The Stitching Hour. Her friend Captain Moe is playing Santa for kids at the hospital and convinces Marcy to fill in as an elf, but her elf duties are cut short when a hospital administrator is found in Santa's sleigh with a knife in her chest. As Captain Moe becomes the prime suspect, Marcy must find the real murderer. Snooping around the hospital, she realizes that her questions are putting her in grave danger. VERDICT A pleasurable crafty cozy for the holidays.
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Better Off Thread is the tenth book in the An Embroidery Mystery series. I really enjoy this series. A wonderful cast of well-developed characters in a well plotted story. The stories easily flow from one page to the next. And Angus, Marcy's Irish Wolfhound, is a great store mascot and provides a calming effect to just about everyone he comes in contact with. Moe, a long time friend of Marcy and her boyfriend Ted has asked Marcy to dress as an elf and help him celebrate the Christmas with the children at the local hospital. As Marcy was arriving for the first program, Marcy hears Moe in an argument with the hospital's administrator, Sandra Vincent. Vincent wants Moe to give extra attention to the son of Dr. Carstairs , a member of the hospital's board. He refuses and tells her to get another Santa. Then, as Marcy arrives to get ready for the next meeting with Santa, she learns that Moe had found Vincent, stabbed to death on the sleigh in Santa's area. Marcy is confident that Moe is not responsible for stabbing and sets off to find out who might have. She soon learns that Vincent has not been the administrator for very long and begins to look into those that were also up for the position. One of those is Carrie, the head of the pediatric floor and the other is Melanie Carstairs, wife of Dr. Carstairs. Also in her sights is John Martin, a local contractor who has a history of violence, He also has been banned from doing any work at the hospital and has also been stalking Marcy. Marcy has help from her boyfriend Ted, who is not on the case as it in a different jurisdiction, Ted's mother, Veronica, and most the others from previous books. This series has a wonderful cast of believable characters who work well with each other and always have Marcy's back. So looking forward to the next book in the series.
BETTER OFF THREAD is a cute cozy mystery. This is the first book I've read in the series, but I only had minimal trouble keeping track of a couple minor recurring characters and didn't feel lost or bogged down by details from the previous books. Lee writes with a humor that makes for a fun read, and the storyline introduced a lot of suspects to keep me guessing until the end. It was a bit repetitive at times, but overall an enjoyable book. Disclosure: I won a free copy of this book in a contest.
Another fun cozy in the Embroidery Mystery series. I've read several of these and am always glad to revisit old friends, see who got snuffed and why, sift through the clues, and see if my guess on who did it is correct. It's a busy time at Marcy's embroidery shop, but she just can't refuse when her friend, Captain Moe, asks her to play an elf to his Santa for sick kids at the hospital. It's all fun and laughter until the hospital's administrator is found dead and Rudolph's shiny red nose points at Moe as the main suspect. I guess no good deed goes unpunished. It was good to visit with Marcy again and see how her relationship with Ted was going. And always glad to see more of Angus, her Irish Wolfhound. He's such a character and plays a bigger role in this one. He's got a nose for clues. Being from a small town myself, I'm drawn to cozies. They feel so much like my community. Most people know each other and that breeds familiarity. A murder that's close to home has everyone looking at their neighbor, wondering just how well they really know each. A fun misadventure for the holidays, you can't go wrong here.
There's something about author Amanda Lee's books that continues to make them inviting and warm despite the fact murder always lurks just around the corner. Lee has created well-developed, warm, and friendly characters. They are easy for readers to relate to. With each new adventure, the characters evolve a bit but new fans don't have to worry they'll miss something if they haven't followed from the beginning. BETTER OFF THREAD moves at a good pace and the twists as the story unfolds will keep you guessing. There's a good blend of suspense, romance, humor, and friendship for a well-balanced story. The small-town setting adds a layer of intrigue to the story. You don't have to be enamored with embroidery or cross stitch to enjoy this story. It's a delightful tale that will entertain you for hours and the characters will stay with you long after you finish the last page. FTC Full Disclosure – A copy of this book was sent to me by the publisher. However, receiving the complimentary copy did not influence my review. The thoughts are completely my own and given honestly and freely.


ST. LOUIS INDEPENDENT PACKING CO.
Mr. Assistant Attorney General Frierson, for appellants.
Mr. Alexander F. Reichmann, of Chicago, Ill., for appellee.
'Washington, D. C., Feb. 28, 1913.
'For the purpose of preventing the use in interstate or foreign commerce of meat or meat food products under any false or deceptive name, under the authority conferred on the Secretary of Agriculture by the provisions of the act of Congress, approved June 30, 1906 (34 Stat. 674), regulation 18 is hereby amended by the addition of sections 15 and 16, to read as hereinafter set out.
'James Wilson, Secretary of Agriculture.
'(Section 16, paragraph 1.) Sausage shall not contain cereal in excess of two per cent.; when cereal is added its presence shall be stated on the label or on the product.
Immediately after the effective date of this regulation the appellee, an extensive manufacturer of sausage correctly interpreting it as prohibiting the marking, stamping or labeling as 'sausage' any compound of chopped or minced meats containing cereal in excess of 2 per cent. and water or ice in excess of 3 per cent. (except as otherwise provided), filed the bill in this case in the District Court of the United States for the Eastern Division of the Eastern District of Missouri, averring that 'sausage' made by it with cereal and water in excess of the requirements of the regulation was wholesome and fit for human food and that the effect of the order would be to exclude its product from interstate commerce, to its great and irreparable damage. The prayer was that the defendants, the Secretary of Agriculture and the officers subordinate to him, be enjoined from refusing to mark as 'Inspected and passed' all 'sausage' manufactured by the petitioner found to be sound, healthful, and wholesome, and which contained no dyes, chemicals, preservatives or ingredients which would render such 'sausage' unsound, unwholesome or unfit for human food; that they be required by mandatory injunction to mark such 'sausage' as 'Inspected and passed,' and that the regulation be declared to be unauthorized by law, null and void.
The District Court denied the application, on the bill, for an injunction (St. Louis Independent Packing Co. v. Houston, 204 Fed. 120), but on appeal that holding was reversed and the case was remanded by the Circuit Court of Appeals (St. Louis Independent Packing Co. v. Houston, 215 Fed. 553, 132 C. C. A. 65).
An elaborate trial on the merits resulted in the dismissal of the bill by the District Court (231 Fed. 779), but this judgment was reversed by a divided Circuit Court of Appeals (242 Fed. 337, 155 C. C. A. 113) and the case was remanded with directions to award the appellee injunctions substantially as prayed for. The case is here for review on appeal.
The claim made by the government in the lower courts that the compound of meats, cereal and water, which the appellee claimed the right to sell as 'sausage' was unwholesome is abandoned in this court and the only question argued and submitted is whether it was within the power of the Secretary of Agriculture to prohibit the use of the word 'sausage' as false and deceptive, within the meaning of the act, when applied to the appellee's product.
The foregoing statement shows that the question for decision in this court is: Whether, in promulgating the regulation assailed, the Secretary of Agriculture acted arbitrarily and in excess of the authority given him by the act of Congress, to make, from time to time, such rules and regulations as are necessary for the efficient enforcement of the act, or whether he acted in good faith and upon substantial grounds in deciding that the sale of appellee's product as 'sausage' resulted in deception of purchasers and consumers, so that his determination of such question of fact was within the power conferred upon him as the head of an executive department of the government and is not subject to review by the courts.
The contention of the government is that the product of the appellee being a meat food product, put up in containers—casings or canvas coverings—it falls within the prohibition of the act that such product shall not be sold or offered for sale by any corporation in interstate commerce 'under any false or deceptive name,' and that the regulation being for the purpose of preventing its sale under the false or deceptive name of 'sausage,' it is plainly within the authority given to the Secretary of Agriculture to make rules and regulations for the efficient execution of the act.
On the other hand, the contention of the appellee is that the product being wholesome and containing no dyes or chemicals, which render it unfit for human food, an earlier provision of the act applies, which it is asserted deprives the Secretary of all discretion in such a case and requires that he shall cause the product to be marked 'Inspected and passed,' and also, it is claimed, that the word 'sausage,' when qualified as was required by prior regulations by including in the label such expressions as 'Cereal added,' or 'Sausage and cereal,' was not a false or deceptive name.
The contention of the appellee that if its product is wholesome, and if it does not contain dyes and chemicals, the act imperatively requires the Secretary to mark its product as 'Inspected and passed' is clearly unsound if the word 'sausage' as applied to it is false and deceptive, for plainly the provision of the act requiring the marking of the product must be harmonized with the subsequent provision that no such meat or meat food product shall be sold or offered for sale under any false or deceptive name.
Whether or not the term 'sausage,' when applied to the product of the appellee, in which more than the permitted amount of cereal and water is used, is false and deceptive is a question of fact, the determination of which is committed to the decision of the Secretary of Agriculture by the authority given him to make rules and regulations for giving effect to the act, and the law is that the conclusion of the head of an executive department on such a question will not be reviewed by the courts, where it is fairly arrived at with substantial evidence to support it.
This rule has been most frequently applied in Land Department cases, but often also to decisions by heads of other departments.
Thus, to the action of the Secretary of the Navy in Decatur v. Paulding, 14 Pet. 497, 599 Appx., 10 L. Ed. 559, 609, to the action of the Secretary of the Interior, on full consideration of the subject, in Gaines v. Thompson, 7 Wall. 347, 19 L. Ed. 62, and in Burfenning v. Chicago, etc., Ry. Co., 163 U. S. 321, 16 Sup. Ct. 1018, 41 L. Ed. 175, and to decisions of the Postmaster General in Bates & Guild Co. v. Payne, 194 U. S. 106, 24 Sup. Ct. 595, 48 L. Ed. 894, and Smith v. Hitchcock, 226 U. S. 53, 33 Sup. Ct. 6, 57 L. Ed. 119. The doctrine has been extended by act of Congress to decisions by the Secretary of Commerce and Labor. Tang Tun v. Edsell, 223 U. S. 673, 32 Sup. Ct. 359, 56 L. Ed. 606; Zakonaite v. Wolf, 226 U. S. 272, 33 Sup. Ct. 31, 57 L. Ed. 218; Lewis v. Frick, 233 U. S. 291, 34 Sup. Ct. 488, 58 L. Ed. 967.
'In Noble v. Union River Logging Railroad, decided at the present term [147 U. S. 165, 13 Sup. Ct. 271, 37 L. Ed. 123], we had occasion to examine the question as to when a court was authorized to interfere by injunction with the action of the head of a department, and came to the conclusion that it was only where, in any view of the facts that could be taken, such action was beyond the scope of his authority. If he were engaged in the performance of a duty which involved the exercise of discretion or judgment, he was entitled to protection from any interference by the judicial power.' db That the case before us is one for the application of this rule is shown by the record, which contains an interesting history of what large manufacturers have come, in a more or less gradual progress, to regard as the proper ingredients of the product which they have sold as sausage, and which also shows, without conflict, that the ultimate purchaser and consumer of the product is not informed and in general does not know of the presence of cereal and added water in it. The evidence shows that the poorer classes of beef and pork are used in making sausage, such as trimmings, hearts, ears, cheeks, liver, snouts and tripe, 'and all that kind of things,' but the preferred material is bull meat; that such meat, other than bull meat, is dry and has not the cohesive properties which will unite it when ground or minced into the mass popularly known as 'sausage' and that, for this reason, cornmeal, potato flour and other like substances have come to be used by the trade as 'binders' to give it the desired cohesiveness and appearance.
The president of the appellee testified that when he first began making sausage 25 years ago he used anywhere from 5 per cent. to 12 per cent. of cereal and that when the regulation was promulgated he was using 2 or 3 per cent. to 10 per cent., when he used any at all, but that in a part of his product he did not use any, notably in that which was sent into Pennsylvania, where the use of cereal was prohibited by statute; that when he used 10 per cent. of cereal he added from 15 to 20 per cent. of water, and that in general water was added in double the percentage of cereal used; and that the cereal, usually corn meal or corn flour, was resorted to to cheapen the product and cost about 2 cents a pound, while the meat used cost from 6 to 15 cents a pound.
Before the regulation assailed was promulgated cereal and water were generally used by large manufacturers of sausage, but all of the representatives of manufacturers, other than those of the appellee, who were called as witnesses, testified that they were obeying the regulation, and the agreement of such witnesses was general that retail purchasers and consumers did not know of the presence of cereal in what they were buying as sausage.
There is conflict in the evidence as to whether the use of cereal in excess of the prescribed amounts renders the product less digestible and wholesome, whether it reduces its food value, and whether the sausage will ferment in a shorter time than when cereal is not used at all, or when used in smaller quantities.
The result, thus stated, of the examination of the record before us shows beyond controversy, that the Secretary of Agriculture in promulgating the regulation complained of acted on substantial evidence and with sufficient reason in concluding that persons purchasing or using as 'sausage' the appellee's compound of various meats, cereal and water would be deceived as to its composition and as to its value as a food product, and we cannot say that it was an abuse of discretion to prohibit the use of the word 'sausage' as applied to it, rather than to prescribe qualifying terms explanatory of it. Few purchasers read long labels, many cannot read them at all, and the act of Congress having committed to the head of the department, constantly dealing with such matters, the discretion to determine as to whether the use of the word 'sausage' in a label would be false and deceptive or not, under such circumstances as we have here this court will not review, and the Circuit Court of Appeals should not have reviewed and reversed the decision of the Secretary of Agriculture.
The decree of the Circuit Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit is reversed and the case remanded for further proceedings not inconsistent with this opinion.


Guess who I got a text message from today? Ok, if you read the headline you can probably guess it! My good friend and human calculator Scott Flansburg. When I say Scott is my friend I don't just mean we were on The History Channel Show Superhumans together. I mean Scott is really my friend. We had been in the same circle of friends for years and even chatted a few times on the phone. Then one day he updated his Facebook status that he was hanging out in St. Kildie beach! Are you kidding me?!!
At the time I was in Melbourne, I instant messaged him and a few hours later we were at a bar in St Kildie having drinks and he was amazing myself and my friend with his amazing math ability.


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Exploring Careers in TV and Film
Interest Level: 7-12
Author: Jeanne Marie Ford
GRL: Z
Dewey: 808.2'3--dc23
Program: Exploring the Arts
Biographies • Full-Color Photographs • Glossary • Index • Sidebars
This book about screenwriting assures aspiring screenwriters that they can begin chasing their dreams while still in high school. With colorful photographs depicting experiences of screenwriters and others working in television and film today, as well as firsthand accounts from those involved in the industry, this book explores the skills needed and coursework recommended to help students wishing to enter the television and film industry. Readers will learn about the different types of scriptwriting, from Hollywood movies and series shows to local news and video games. They will discover how the writing processes work, what types of jobs are available and what they entail, how to deal with inevitable setbacks, and how screenwriters' skill sets can be applied to other careers.
Other titles available in Exploring Careers in TV and Film
Producing in TV and Film
Set Design in TV and Film
Costume Design in TV and Film
Makeup and Styling in TV and Film
Acting in TV and Film
Directing in TV and Film
Sound Mixing in TV and Film


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Where is Agent 99 (Barbara Feldon) Today? Net Worth 2019
Barbara Feldon is an American character actress who is mostly known for her work in theater and television. Feldon's most prominent role was that of Agent 99 on the 1960s TV spy spoof, Get Smart. As an agent assigned to the shadowy and comical control, a secret government agency, 99 fought evil with her partner Agent 86, played by Don Adams.
Feldon (born March 12, 1933) began her career as a dancer and model before getting into theater and then television. She trained at Pittsburgh Playhouse and graduated from Carnegie Institute of Technology as a Bachelor of Arts in drama. She studied acting at HB Studio.
Jenifer Hart (Stefanie Powers) Net Worth 2019
Agent 99 on Get smart
Her popular and much-parodied television commercial for Top Brass led her to win minor TV roles in shows like Twelve O'Clock High, Griff, and Flipper. She rose to prominence after starring as Agent 99 in Get Smart, for which she won two consecutive Emmy nominations in 1968 and 1969.
As her character depicted a capable woman in a stressful career, it was unusual for the era. She was a role model for a lot of women because she was smart. She talked about her unprecedented popularity,
"When you have a success like that, out of the blue, it does knock you off balance a little bit. I had tremendous anxiety; I wasn't ready to be successful. Then you learn, it doesn't change anything really."
"You can get a table in a restaurant, but you still have to wake up in the morning and get your breakfast and do the laundry. And I understood: it doesn't last forever. I just saved my money like crazy and I never settled into being into a certain position in the business. When you're in Hollywood, it is sobering: Is your status rising or are you falling? It is a very insecure thing, I decided to protect myself for the future."
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Feldon made notable appearances on The Dean Martin Show from 1968 to 1972, singing and dancing, and performing in comedy skits. Throughout the years, she has starred in TV movies like Let's Switch!' and A Vacation in Hell and films like Fitzwilly, Smile, and No Deposit, No Return.
Her last film to date is 2006's Last Request, a comedy film with Danny Aiello and Joe Piscopo. She has occasionally performed in off-Broadway plays and has been heard in a number of radio and TV commercials.
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However, she is no longer interested in performing. The 86-year-old is an accomplished writer and is still actively creating content. She wrote a book, Living Alone and Loving It, in 2003 and had two editorial pieces featured in Metropolitan Magazine in 2015.
She moved to the Big Apple in 1977 leaving LA behind and retired in 2006. When asked why she left Hollywood, she said, "I just never had the acting itch."
Where is John Astin Today? Net Worth 2019
Feldon was married to Lucien Verdoux-Feldon from 1958 to 1967. She was in a relationship with Get Smart producer Burt Nodella for 12 years from 1968.
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Net Worth 2019
After her breakup with Nodella, she moved to New York City and has been residing there. She has a net worth of approx. $3 million as of 2019.
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Q: How to run two commands together? I have written a shell script (myScript.sh) comprising of a set of commands of the following form:
command1 #first run
command1 #second run
command1 #third run

Now I want to find the maximum RAM consumed by each individual run of command1. I can find the maximum RAM consumed by command 1 by running in a
separate terminal the command:
smem -c "command pss" | grep "command1"

In order to find the maximum RAM consumed by first, second and third run individually I have the run command1 and smem on different terminals manually in an interleaved fashion
command1 #terminal 1
smem -c "command pss" | grep "command1" #terminal 2 in a loop to get maximum memory
command1 #terminal 1
smem -c "command pss" | grep "command1" #terminal 2 in a loop to get maximum memory
command1 #terminal 1
smem -c "command pss" | grep "command1" #terminal 2 in a loop to get maximum memory/

Is there any way by which I may automate this process within a single shell script or program using either linux commands or python?

A: Not sure about Linux, but you can do this on a Mac under OS X:
/usr/bin/time -l <command> 2>&1 | grep -i max

Sample output:
/usr/bin/time -l sleep 1 2>&1 | grep -i max
557056  maximum resident set size                 # <--- program used 557kB

or, full output:
/usr/bin/time -l sleep 1
        1.00 real         0.00 user         0.00 sys
    557056  maximum resident set size
         0  average shared memory size
         0  average unshared data size
         0  average unshared stack size
       145  page reclaims
         0  page faults
         0  swaps
         0  block input operations
         0  block output operations
         0  messages sent
         0  messages received
         0  signals received
         0  voluntary context switches
         2  involuntary context switches

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I was in the beginning of high school the first time I recall hearing this term. At the time, associated it with people who were unstable. I thought of people who were violent or adults who had tantrums or isolated old women who never left the house. I thought of mental illness as something that was permanent, something that individuals "had" and couldn't recover from. Even though de-institutionalization [*] was prevalent by that point, I still thought of people who have long stays at psychiatric wards and pictured them mumbling to themselves in a straight jacket.
My teenage reactions to the term "mental illness" were similar to the negative stereotypes that exist in the public sphere [*].
One of the most egregious stereotypes of people who live with mental illness is that they are more likely to be violent than the general population. The truth is that people who have a mental health diagnosis are about 10 times more likely to be the victim of a crime than the perpetrator [*].
Perhaps the stereotypical images discussed above are the first to come to people's minds because they are the most extreme interpretations of what mental illness might look like. The hard truth is that the majority of mental illnesses are subtle. Somebody could be diagnosed with conditions such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression or anxiety and the rest of us would have no idea. In fact, over 40 million adults in the United States have a mental health condition [*].
That is equal to nearly 1 in 5 people. And contrary to my 14-year-old imagination, the majority of adults with a mental illness are not violent, institutionalized, or home bound.
Mental illness affects children, adolescents, and adults from all walks of life, but this is not often talked about due to stigma. Although efforts to reduce stigma [*] have made recent progress, it is not uncommon for the people who I have worked with to experience guilt and shame as reactions to a mental health diagnosis. I have heard story after story about their worries and projections.
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Would a mental health diagnosis alter their life in a frightening way? Would they have to take medication forever? Would they be able to work at a level that would allow them to meet their goals?
When new symptoms arise, it is reasonable to be concerned about how they may impact our quality of life. Yet, forecasting defeat can make symptoms of almost any mental health condition even worse [*].
In fact, if is possible to utilize the information gathered about your diagnosis to make informed decisions about how to take care of yourself moving forward.
I'd like to be clear that not everybody who sees one of these professionals necessarily has a mental health condition that can be treated using the same biological model that applies to medical diagnoses. In many circumstances, the problem that brings someone to a therapist or social worker requires a treatment plan that has a higher emphasis on fixing social or environmental problems. Yet, these interventions are also based on best practices from previous research and can improve mental health outcomes. British author Johan Hari wrote excellent book named "Lost Connections" [*] which gives several examples of what these interventions look like and how they can improve symptoms that were originally presented in a more clinical setting.
It is true that sometimes the dynamic between a therapist or psychiatrist and a help seeker can feel disempowering to the client. When working with clients, I have always tried the best I can to use the strengths perspective [*] which focuses on a person's assets and resilience, rather than their pathologies.
It is important for practitioners to know that our communication style and view of the client as a non-expert of their own life can contribute to their feelings of disempowerment. Speaking from the experience of being on the consumer end of mental health treatment, I have always felt much more . empowered when I saw providers who used the strengths perspective.
Whenever I have felt disempowered, it has helped me to focus on what was immediately in front of me. When I have gone through episodes of worry and doomsday forecasts in my mind about things "never getting better," I was able to get through it by putting thoughts of the future aside and engaging in a useful task that would give me an immediate sense of gratification. Enter….cleaning! It sounds a little silly, doesn't it?
Never in a million years did my feminist inspired brain think that domestic tasks would help me feel empowered. But in certain moments, they really did. I even tried some DIY cleaning ingredients [*] which made it fun for me.
It was kind of like a creative project. I would make something, use it to change the environment and feel a sense of accomplishment afterwards. Of course, recovery and wellness as a whole are not that simplistic. But there have been several times where a night of giving some TLC to my apartment helped ground me and remind me that my mind did not always have to be in the future and that I could enjoy simple tasks in front of me in the meantime.
A Canadian study that was facilitated in 2001 explored factors in the lives of adults with a mental illness that influenced the degree of empowerment felt in their lives.
Another way that having a mental health diagnosis can result in empowerment is through resilience. Those of us who have lived with a mental illness have often been placed in positions where we have had to struggle to find new or different ways to cope with life's stressors. It has been my experience that surviving through the moments where the mental illness is at its worst forces us to learn skills to help us persevere.
Even though I felt hopeless and vulnerable in the midst of my worst mental health crises, I always came out of each of them feeling a little stronger and a bit more confident in my capacity to grow through adversity. And some coping skills I have learned as a result of struggling with anxiety have resulted in positive changes in my life that I otherwise may never have experienced.
When discussing the benefits of early morning exercise [*], Jen mentions a visualization activity [**] that can help counteract some of the self-deprecating thoughts and beliefs that come with depression.
Our thoughts can sometimes trap us into believing that certain things are not options. I have certainly gone through this before. It sounded a little bit like this "There is no way I can get up at 6 to hit the treadmill [*] tomorrow. I'm not going to have the energy." And then I literally pictured myself hitting the snooze button until 7:15.
Changing our narrative, and the way we visually see the narrative playing out, can be useful. Psychologists have found that the self-fulfilling prophecies [*] that occur during depression can create a cycle that is difficult to get out of. Visualizing yourself overcoming challenges has the potential to break this cycle.
We are all familiar with the stereotypes of mental illness. Advocates, consumers, and providers across North America have been fighting to challenge these stereotypes and provide correct information about mental health. Stigma against mental illness can often deter people from seeking treatment and may cause them to view mental illness as a personal weakness rather than a treatable condition. This perspective can be reframed by viewing a mental health diagnosis as a framework for establishing a treatment plan.
Some mental health consumers may be able to shift this perspective on their own, but providers and the public need to also take accountability. Stigma is created by public opinion. If the public could have more empowering and empathetic views toward people who have a mental illness, it could lead to a paradigm shift that could help more people see diagnosis as a blueprint rather than a bombshell.


The chronic consequences of traumatic brain injury (TBI) may contribute to the increased risk for early cognitive decline and dementia, primarily due to the diffusion axonal injury. Previous studies in mild (mTBI) have been controversy in describing the white matter tracts integrity changes occurring at acute and sub-acute post-injury. In the prospective longitudinal study, we aim to investigate the longitudinal changes of white matter using diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) and their correlations with neuropsychological tests. Thirty-three patients with sub-acute mTBI, 31 matched healthy controls were studied with an extensive imaging and clinical battery. Neuroimaging was obtained within 7 days post-injury for acute scans and repeated at 1 month and 3 month post-injury. Using a region-of-interest-based approach, Tract-Based Spatial Statistics was used to conduct voxel-wise analysis on diffusion changes in mTBI and was compared to those of healthy matched controls, scanned during the same time period and rescanned with a similar interval as that of patients. We found decreased FA values in the left anterior limb of internal capsule (ALIC) and right inferior fronto-occipital fasciculus (IFOF) during the 7 days post-injury, which showed longitudinal evidence of recovery following one-month post-injury. Increased FA values in these two tracts at 1 month post-injury was positively associated with better performance on cognitive information processing speed at initial assessment. By contrast, there were also some tracts (right anterior corona radiata, forceps major and body of corpus callosum) exhibiting the continuing loss of integrity sustaining even beyond 3 months, which can predict the persisting post-concussion syndromes. Continuing loss of structural integrity in some tracts may contribute to the persistent post-concussion syndromes in mTBI patients, suggesting certain tracts providing an objective biomarker for tracking the pathological recovery process following mTBI.
Received: 05 Mar 2019; Accepted: 01 Apr 2019.
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Q: Access denied if running .exe file with PSExec, while approved if running it without PSExec I have some virtual machines (VM's) and I need them to copy some logs to a shared folder.
I wrote a program in c# that copies files from a local location to the shared folder, and I am running the exe file of the it in the VM.
If I enter the VM and run the exe manually, everything works great.
But if I run it from PSExec, the program works well till the moment it needs to copy - and then I get access denied to the shared folder.
My Psexec command:
psexec \\hostName -s -h -u user -p password start file.exe

Is there a way to solve it?


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now... when the view is loaded with content, generaly it displays ok, EXCEPT... in the case when to the textareafield is loaded a HTML formatted content (for ex. with a lot of text and it's lines are unbreakable). In such the case my formpanel is being expanded over the device's screen.
Any advices how to deal with such an issue?
Please see attached screenshots to be clear with what I'm trying to deal with.

A: If somebody in the future will have the similar problem, here's the solution:
{
 xtype : 'textareafield'
,name : 'ticketdesc'
,label : 'Description'
,tpl : '
{value}
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,cls : 'scale-images'
}

the

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Wrecking ball sent in to destroy Prince Andrew's paedo bestie Jeffrey Epstein's £13.2 million Palm Beach mucky mansion.
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Adil Khan Burrani is the boyfriend of the Indian actor & dancer Rakhi Sawant. Both of them combinedly are doing such a great job in their respective fields
Success & The Trending Section With Adil Khan
November 17: People have a lot of talent, they are able to build great businesses out of their intelligence and talent. But what they are unable to get even after doing exceptional work is "people don't know them".
Yes, you heard it right. If you yourself name a few top companies and we ask the founders of those companies, you would not be able to tell the name.
But, today we are going to talk about such an Indian businessman who knows the perfect formula to be successful and stay in the limelight of trending sections all over the internet, which directly helps him & his business grow.
We are going to talk about Adil Khan Durrani. Make sure to read this blog till the end to know his complete story.
Adil Khan's Story
Adil Khan was born and brought up in Mysore, Karnataka. On 21st January, 2018 he started an ice-cream parlor on the name of DezertLab in Mysore, the business did well and achieved great heights within a short span of time.
Previously before starting his business, Adil Khan Burrani used to work at StreetCars Premium which is a used cars selling business and his experience at StreetCars Premium helped him start his another business with the name of A.D Think.Feel.Drive which is a premium range car business in Mysore.
Most of the people are unaware of it, but Adil Khan participated in a number of state-level shooting competitions, he knew horse-riding, painting, and spent good enough time doing workout.
The Better Half
Adil Khan Burrani is the boyfriend of the Indian actor & dancer Rakhi Sawant. Both of them combinedly are doing such a great job in their respective fields, not just that they are also able to keep themselves to the trending section and the news limelight which directly helps them both in their work.
Who does not know Rakhi Sawant?
Rakhi Sawant was born on 25th November 1978 in Mumbai and completed her schooling from Goklibai High School, Vile Parle and college from Mithibai college of arts. Currently she is working as a model, dancer, politician, and actress. She has done a lot of work in various industries like Hindi, Marathi, Kannada, Odia, Tamil, Telugu, and more.
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In their April 28 meeting, the Hanover County Board of Supervisors unanimously and without a public hearing approved the county portion of Ashland Properties, LLC's East Ashland.
Ashland Town Council approved the town portion of East Ashland in their April 20 meeting.
The first Hanover County project to employ the mixed use (MX) zoning, East Ashland, together with the existing Woodside Estates and the proposed Providence Creek (MX) will have 1 million square feet of commercial and retail space and some 1300 residences.
An additional 33,000 daily vehicle trips are forecast to be added to the busy Route 54/I-95 juncture as a result of these three developments.
The Candidates' Forum is screening on Ashland's Town Channel every day at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. until May 4th. Candidates Jim Foley, Lucinda Jones, and Faye Prichard respond to questions submitted by audience memebers.
The Forum was sponsored by the Coalition for Hanover's Future, the Herald-Progress and Randolph-Macon College.
The Town Council of Ashland approved one of the largest and most detrimental developments to Ashland and Hanover's future quality of life this evening. All of the questions and concerns raised by previous posts remain unanswered.


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Could these Braves be the real deal?
By bking
April 20th, 2010 @ 11:00 PM Braves,Sports
It is so tempting to take the Braves dramatic win against the Phillies tonight and make it a bigger deal than it is. Baseball is a cruel mistress, as these Braves have already shown us. These are the same Braves that got no-hit the other day. Jason Heyward's dramatic game-winning single only came about after some help from the umpires. Still, it is hard to watch a 3-run comeback in the bottom of the 9th against the reigning NL champs and not get excited.
I was most surprised by the source of the comeback. This was my thought process during the last two innings:
Troy Glaus comes up with two outs and a runner on. He had come up with the bases loaded earlier in the game and one out, and prompted grounded into a double play, just as I expected. The fans were booing him the at-bat before this one. I thought, "This game is over." I was pretty slack-jawed when he actually knocked it out. "Well, good for him. He really needed that." Still down a run with two out, no point in getting TOO excited.
Heyward comes up. "It is too much to expect him to do it again. Maybe he'll get a hit, keep it going." Holy crap. This kid is the real deal. It says a lot about him that this event was the LEAST surprising part about the comeback.
I see that McLouth, the pitcher's spot, and Diaz are up in the bottom of the 10th. "Great, the worst part of the order. This will go to 11 innings." How wrong I was.
One thing that was great about the early 90's Braves (the completely biased standard by which I judge all great baseball teams) is that they had very timely hits. Guys like Lemke and Belliard didn't put up great numbers, but they came through in the clutch. That kind of clutch performance has been missing for what feels like a decade. When Glaus hit into that bases loaded double play, it just felt like typical Braves. The 9th inning was NOT typical Braves, although I hope it becomes typical of THESE Braves.


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Q: asp.net mvc 3 Save button that links to specific page after saving I have a save button that saves values entered by the user to a database. I would also like to have the button link the user back to the home page when pressed if the values have been saved successfully. The click function i currently have is below. I know it's not a hard request but i can't quite get it to work.
$("#saveButton").click(function () {
                $.ajax({
                    url: "/Home/UpdateParam",
                    type: "POST",
                    contentType: 'application/Json',
                    data: JSON.stringify({ assessments: assessments }),
                    success: function (d) {
                        if (d === false) {
                            alert("DID NOT SAVE");
                        }
                        if (d === true) {
                            alert("Readings Saved");
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                    }
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            });

A: Make a home button click event in jQuery Success function
Example:
if (d === true) {
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I think this is what your expecting.


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