A bus crashed into a truck near Geneseo, New York. The crash killed three bus passengers and the truck driver, and seriously injured several other bus passengers. The bus driver, his company, and the company that leased the bus (bus defendants) were domiciled in Ontario for choice-of-law purposes. The truck driver, his company, and the company that hired the truck (truck defendants) were domiciled in Pennsylvania. The injured bus passengers and families of the deceased bus passengers (plaintiffs), who were domiciled in Ontario, filed multiple lawsuits in the New York Supreme Court. The plaintiffs argued that the court should analyze the bus defendants and the truck defendants jointly for purposes of choice of law. Ontario law would have capped damages in the suits, whereas New York law would have no cap. The plaintiffs sought application of New York law. The New York Supreme Court applied a joint analysis for both sets of defendants and found that Ontario law applied to the suits. The Appellate Division conducted separate analyses for the bus and truck defendants and found that Ontario law applied to each. The plaintiffs appealed.


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Publisher's are loath to change things in a book. It's a difficult and expensive process. We have already changed a couple of things on the back cover but I know that's not what you are talking about. Those tweaks will show up down the line.
The answer is that if we get some sales, and we're just getting some publicity started, we, the author's will try and implement some corrections. Once again, it's the larger picture of the time period that reflects the age old rift between talent and management and family and sibling interaction that is the freshest thing about this tale. The details of dates etc do not mar the overview that I think is the most interesting thing about this book.
So yeah, kindle down the line.
Ron, if you were as brave regarding revealing what Rocky knows about Mike Love as you are in attacking me, perhaps the one chapter would be a better read.
You wanna tangle with Mike Love, my man, be my guest. That's "the" Mike Love your blustering about - all 50 years of well earned wealth and stardom you are talking about. Go ahead brave boy. Have a go.
Furthermore, I'm not JUST attacking you out of the wild blue yonder. I'm responding to your hurtful PUBLIC attack on a product you haven't read and the damage you did to my relationship with my publisher. We're not just playing around on a blog. We invested time, effort, money, and good intentions in this book, maybe we failed in some respects, but we paid a curtesy to the site to post a chapter privately here, for free. Then you went public with a vicious condemnation of our work which harmed us for no good reason.
You haven't read it. You starred the entire book unfairly, maliciously not just one chapter. It stinks.
I'm asking you to play fair. We were friendly, courteous, and giving of our time out of respect for this site. You went off site, in public, and instigated harm.
You don't deserve an apology.
That being said, if I went too far, you have my apologies.
Mike Love is, undoubtedly, not one to tangle with in any regard that could become litigious. That shouldn't mean that he has to be given drastically more credit for his contributions to the band than he deserves.
Ron, I've decided that I'm going to try to read the entire book, if I can find it in a nearby library.
Do you mean what goes on in the diseased head of Mike Love?
If someone had the facts on their side, and did indeed go up against Mike Love with all his "well earned wealth and stardom" behind him, the court of public opinion would side with whoever that person might be, and if there were a backing for that person and the story, the facts would win out over litigious nonsense. As long as their story is factual and true, despite Mike's and his more ardent supporters' and water-carriers' attempts to rehab his image, that image is still what it is and has been for a long time. Actions have consequences.
I have read Rocky's book and it is indeed fascinating. He is patiently biding his time until some book publisher wakes up and realizes that his entertaining memoir has the potential to be a hot property. Aloha."
It's a shame the publisher Steve had in mind hasn't been found.
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1) The book is to a fault positive about Mike Love. I couldnt figure out why then I just read the last few posts about them being scared of legal action and makes 100% sense. I dont think theres 1 negative word about him in the whole book.
2) The book is uniformly negative about dennis. He comes off almost as a cartoon villain. As far as I can recall, the only positive thing about him is at the end in the sort-of prologue where he mentions "oh yeah he had a solo ablum that was really good".
3) Carl also comes off very poorly.
4) Most of the stuff in the book is based on personal experiences/conversations there is no way to fact check so its hard to know how accurate a lot of them are. But what doesn't give me confidence about it's accuracy is there are several pictures that say something like "Brian in the 60s" and its obvious its Brian in the 80's. I was surprised how many photo captions are obviously just incorrect about dates.
That said, it was entertaining and a worthwhile read if you take it with a huge grain of salt.
What about 'Surfgate' could these issues be addressed in a work of fiction without fear of reprisal?
Surfgate," five years in the making, is a fictionalized account of a copyright ownership dispute that occurred between two high profile rock stars that led to a music publishing lawsuit.
Thanks for your comment about the book and thanks for taking a look. I'm a bit dismayed that Carl and Dennis came off as "villains." Dennis was in the grips of the horrible disease of addiction and we apparantly did not do enough to delineate the distinction between Man and disease. I regret that in both Dennis and Carl's cases. I came away with enormous respect for both of them but clearly we did not get that across in the book.
Thanks for your "ENTERTAINING AND WORTHWHILE READ" comment. That made my day. That was the overriding mantra for the book. That kind of attitude can be disappointing to such erudite fans as are represented here on Smile. I have come to understand that and often quite painfully. Still, we are in the book business and the object is to have a product that will not be trounced and stopped in the legal arena. I repeat for the umpteenth time the quote from my attorney friend, "A rich, vexatious litigant can always cause trouble." Ha. Sad but true. If we ENTERTAINED and were WORTHWHILE, we did the major part of our task.
Check it out those of you who haven't. I'm confident we hit some spots about the amazing story of the "rescue and revitalizing" of Brian and the fascinating interplay of both the 3 Love brothers and the 3 Wilson brothers and the sibling and management/talent interplay in a way that has never been touched on in any other BB work. Once again thanks for checking it out.
That publisher described as "hasn't been found" may be better described as one that "doesn't exist."
Believe me, I searched. There is a litigious history surrounding the BB that comes up the minute any legal department does a search and there is no way that the original manuscript could have found a home. It is much easier to stop a project in this world than it is to start one. The instant a product is for sale, the rules change and sadly "he who has the gold, makes the rules," something like that. I'm not sure where I heard that but it rings true to me.
We can enjoy a much more open forum on a site like this.
Could someone write a work of fiction, etc? Perhaps, but if a layman could identify the players depicted, the authors could be in an expensive situation legally. Yes the truth could win out in the end but it would cost money, a lot of money, in the ensuing legal struggle.
By the way, "The Beach Boys' Endless Wave" got an all star review in the Jan 2019 edition of RECORD COLLECTOR, one of the oldest and most prestigious music magazines in Great Britain. Would I be allowed to post that on Smile?
I have some photo's from the book and the Record Collector review I'd like to post to Smile. Am I allowed?
Hello Ron, yes you can post those here, no problem.
Thanks, I gave this a try with the copy and paste method and failed. Do I need to implement the addition options function and then upload the files.
A computer wiz I aint.
Uh huh. And you and the other player from this site can hurt us again. Post another 1 star vicious review on Amazon to get back at Rocky because Rocky was perhaps rude and insulting to you on this site? I worked hard on that book because the Beach Boys meant a lot to me and their music touched my soul growing up. The Book is about them and I did my best to honor them and their career and work, and in good faith, mind you. Then I came on this site to be generous with my time and a couple of you went out of your way to hurt the book. Whoever it was who bragged about never writing a review before but went out of his way to do so on Amazon because this book was so bad a waste of money was the byline. It's far from bad. In fact the world is judging it as pretty darn good. Call me anything on this site you want. I'm here. But to go on Amazon with that vicious and petty review stank. And pretend to be a BB fan. Doubt it and thanks for nothing. It's easy to be a critic from behind your computer screen. I'd like to meet up, discuss it in person. How bout that? Ha Ha - just joking. Channeling a little bit of the Roc there. Just a little bit.
Ron, you posted a chapter on this site - I read it, I thought it was highly inaccurate, and I said so on Amazon. For the 3rd time, I'll explain to you that I did not claim to have read the entire book. Anyone who can read would be able to figure that out. I later posted on here that I am going to try to find a copy of the book at a nearby library, so I can read the whole book. You then interpret that to mean that my goal is to find a way to write an even MORE negative review on Amazon. You say I'm not a Beach Boy fan because I did a negative comment on Amazon. The logic you use amazes me.
Meanwhile, you repeatedly admit on this site that the accuracy of the book has been sacrificed so as not to antagonize a certain cousin of the Wilson brothers.
So, the only thing a true Beach Boy fan can do is buy the book, read the book, accept it's inaccuracies, love the book, and post a 5-star review on Amazon. Am I on the right path now?
I would be interested in reading the Record Collector review if you can post.
AGD has reviewed the book on the other site, and basically came to the conclusion that there are many, many factual errors. I guess that is a risk when writing about a band who's history has been thoroughly scrutinized!!
I said it was a cheap, petty shot to post a review OF THE WHOLE BOOK on Amazon when you had only read the one chapter that our publisher agreed to post on the Smile site out of curtesy and respect for this site. You hurt my relationship with the publisher and you damaged the rating of the whole book when you had only read what we posted for your pleasure. Amazon does not distinguish your pettiness and inaccurate review of the whole book. It affected the whole rating for a considerable amount of time. It hurt us. Did that make you feel good?
As for your sarcastic "right path" comment. Read it or don't read it. I hope you don't quite honestly. I did not and would not have done all the righteous work I put in to this book for the likes of you. Your opinion doesn't matter to me at all any more. I find you vindictive and untrustworthy in any case.
As for the cheap shot artist from this site that claimed our work and therefore the publisher's, and Rocky's, and my work is a waste of money, I'd like to have him present that view to us in person. The book is well written, interesting, insightful and enjoyable, everything a book should be. His petty shot at Rocky, which is all his vindictive review is about, is childish revenge for the way Rocky treated him on this site. YOU WOUILD HAVE KEPT THAT ON THE SITE IF YOU HAD AN OUNCE OF CLASS.
READ IT, THEN TAKE ANY HONEST ACCURATE SHOT YOU WANT. AT LEAST YOU WILL HAVE EARNED THE RIGHT!
Since I'm still steamed at the both of youse I'll say to you what my Mom used to say to me when I was behaving like a nasty little runt, "I hope someone treats you the way you are treated me so you'll know how it feels."
As for the rest of the site, HNY everyone.
Yup, embarrassingly we apparantly did fall short on accuracy in some ways. I can only apologize. I was more interested in the overall view of things based on my hard earned knowledge in the music, film and entertainment business.
I'd be pleased to post the Record Collector review if I could figure out how to do that.
There is another review coming, only our second in a legitimate news or magazine forum that should be out next week and I'll be happy to post that as well, my internet skills and site acumen notwithstanding.
I'll figure it out. Thanks for your interest.


Unlike other performing arts, puppetry is perhaps the only art form in which directing, acting, writing, designing, sculpture, and choreography are combined. In effect, the performer is creating an artistic entertainment that will appeal to audiences of all ages — in homes, in theaters, and in classrooms.
This lucid, easy-to-follow book was specifically conceived to teach beginners how to bring a hand puppet to life and how, with practice, to develop the skills needed to mount an amateur puppet show — complete with staging, costumes, and special effects. Award-winning puppeteers Larry Engler and Carol Fijan provide ingenious finger, wrist, and arm exercises that are crucial for creating a full working range of puppet motions and emotions. They also cover the elements of good puppet theatrical technique: speech, voice use, and synchronization; stage deportment and interactions; improvisation, dramatic conflict, role characterization, and more.
Every detail is clearly explained and beautifully illustrated with photographs, specific chapters being devoted to the use of props, puppet voices and movements, the construction of simple stages and lighting effects, and much more. A splendid addition to the literature on this subject, Making Puppets Come Alive is "the best book on hand puppetry we've seen." — The Whole Kids Catalog.
Reprint of Making Puppets Come Alive: A Method of Learning and Teaching Hand Puppetry, Taplinger Publishing Company, New York, 1980.


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HC seeks JNU's response on students' plea
The Delhi High Court on Friday sought Jawaharlal Nehru Universitys JNUs response on a plea challenging the clean chit given by its Internal Complaints Committee ICC to one of its professors accused of sexually harassing several women students
clean chit to professor facing harassment charges
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Friday sought Jawaharlal Nehru University's (JNU's) response on a plea challenging the clean chit given by its Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) to one of its professors accused of sexually harassing several women students.
Justice Suresh Kait issued notice to the university and the professor in question and sought their replies to the plea filed by the women, who have sought his suspension and removal from the campus.
The ICC report of July 23, 2018 followed the high court's May 29 direction to the committee to find out whether a prima facie case of misconduct was made out against the professor, Atul Johri, to suspend him from the Jawaharlal Nehru University.
The May 29 order had come on an earlier plea moved by the complainants, represented by advocate Vrinda Grover, seeking suspension of the professor against whom eight FIRs have been lodged alleging sexual harassment.
Justice Kait, on Friday, observed that since ICC has filed its report pursuant to the court's May 29, 2018 order, nothing survived in the earlier petition and it was disposed of.
In the fresh petition, which the court is expected to hear next on May 3, the women have sought setting aside of the ICC report on the ground that it contravened the scope and terms laid down by the high court in its May 29, 2018 direction.
Grover argued that the high court had in its order directed the ICC to only examine if there was a prima facie case of misconduct to suspend the professor and the committee could not have inquired into the sexual harassment allegations as the complainant women had not raised that issue.
She contended that unless the women seek an inquiry in writing, the ICC could not have gone into it.
"The findings, conclusions and recommendations of the Impugned Report are on the face of it perverse, contradicted by material independent evidence, vitiated by mala fides and bias.
The Report also falls foul of the binding principles of natural justice in arriving at findings and recommendations," the petition has said.
The contentions were opposed by the respective lawyers for JNU and the professor who argued that the ICC has found the complaints of sexual harassment made by the women to be "malicious" and that they had allegedly motivated and instigated others to file such complaints.
The professor's lawyer also argued that the women have "taken revenge" against him for being a "tough taskmaster".
The contentions of JNU and the professor were opposed by Grover who argued that the varsity was required to provide a safe working environment for the women who had lodged the FIRs, but it was not doing so.
She also told the court that the FIRs were lodged in March last year, but till date no charge sheet has been filed in the matter by the police.
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So when is the next big photography event that we are likely (or unlikely, in Canon's case) to hear announcements on new bodies or lenses?
CP+ begins 13th February. I'm sure there will be a new rebel, some printers and special edition powershots.
Maybe even some EOS cinema stuff!
14 - 24L / other awesome lenses? New sensor / high MP body?.. Well forget that!
It's only 3 weeks left and the rumor mill is dead silent.
CP+ begins in two weeks, and CR is still all quiet.


Hi there, thanks so much for stopping by! I have a new project for our A2Z November Embellish It Challenge, using Hero Arts Christmas Trimmings Stamp and Cut set!
I used blank wooden shapes and inked some with Distress Ink and added paper to others. Then I punched a hole in the top. I stacked several dies cuts of the Merry Christmas from the set on some of the ornament and added Wink of Stella for shine. The embellishment flowers were from my stash, but there are some beautiful flowers in the shop right here and so reasonably priced! I also used some snowflakes and reindeer from my stash to give them some pizazz! If you don't like all the extra embellishments you can just add one or two – see the ornaments at the bottom of this post.
Don't forget, you can use code Angie15 to get 15% off your purchase of $25 or more (excluding shipping) at the a2zscrapbooking store. And from now till Dec 24, you'll get free shipping (US domestic) for any order $50 or more, use code FreeShipping16. Check the Announcement section on the store.
Hero Arts Christmas Trimmings Stamp and Cut set!
Here's an ornament with just the two flowers-it's very rustic!
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How fun, Angie! Haven't really tried using any other surface, besides paper. I guess I need to because these are lovely.
These rustic ornaments are charming Angie!!
love these, they are fun and unique!
these are so very fun!


LEH Pharma announced new data published in the Journal of Refractive Surgery, suggesting that EyeMax Mono offers benefits in terms of visual function for people with dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD). EyeMax Mono is an IOL specifically designed to deliver improved visual outcomes for patients with dry AMD.
The data show that vision improved in all patients receiving EyeMax Mono, with a mean visual acuity improvement of 18 ETDRS letters and a 57% increase in mean reading speed (28 ± 19 to 44 ± 31 words per minute). The study was designed to assess the safety and initial outcomes following implantation of EyeMax Mono in patients with bilateral dry AMD. At 2 months postoperative follow-up the mean corrected distance visual acuity (CDVA; LogMAR) had increased from 0.93 ± 0.22 to 0.59 ± 25, and a corresponding increase in mean corrected near visual acuity (CNVA) was also observed (from 1.05 ± 0.18 to 0.73 ± 0.26).
These data, in a small cohort of patients (n=7; 8 eyes) with severe dry AMD and a mean age of 77 years, build on a recently published, consecutive, case series of 244 eyes implanted with EyeMax Mono, where gains in CDVA and CNVA were also observed. Data from an independent study of 96 eyes was presented as a poster at American Academy of Ophthalmology meeting in Chicago.
Microperimetry demonstrated that patients are able to use healthier areas of macula after EyeMax Mono implantation, as shown by shifts in fixation over time, improvements in threshold sensitivities and more stable fixation all of which correlate with improved reading speed. In this study, microperimetry threshold sensitivities improved from 8.2 ± 4.6 to 12.0 ± 5.6 dB and fixation improved from 77% ± 17% to 91% ± 11%. Incremental improvements indicate a neuroadaptive component to gains in visual function. Crucially, no rehabilitation or training was required to achieve this result.


parents evening line up with others.
Finally listed as deceased in papers, online.
Regimented plaque for my cremation.
As that world ends another begins.
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Mike Gallagher is an Irish writer, poet and editor. His prose, poetry, haiku and songs have been published throughout Europe, America, Australia, Nepal, India, Pakistan, Thailand, Mexico, The Philippines, Japan and Canada. His writing has been translated into Irish, Croatian, Japanese, Dutch, German, Italian and Chinese.
He won the Michael Hartnett Viva Voce competition in 2010 and 2016, was shortlisted for the Hennessy Award in 2011 and won the Desmond O'Grady International Poetry Contest in 2012.
His poetry collection Stick on Stone was published by Revival Press in 2013.
We knew, the people in the street.
posing on glossy pages at the hairdressers.
ignoring the payback noose, tightening.
The guilty are those who played corruption as a game.
The banks, no excuses, there can be honest profit.
those stamped on whilst blinded by tribal blinkers.
And still we knew, just had no proof.


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Bookie The Bear: The Student Book Store's Resurrected (And Creepy) Mascot
By Mike Reisman
On any given day, you can see a near innumerable number of strange things on campus, from students unicycling to class, to a guy in a red sweatshirt screaming at you about your sins, and even a girl putting a hat on a squirrel. Recently, however, some students may have seen something even stranger: a human-sized blue bear walking around campus committing atrocities like ruining Oreos, and eating food at the HUB while staring aimlessly into space.
This giant blue bear is Bookie the Bear, likely the absolute creepiest-looking mascot you will ever see in your entire life. From its Teletubby-shaped head, to its eyes that seem to stare at nothing in particular, and a smile that screams "I have no idea why I'm smiling, but I want you to like me because look, I'm smiling." Bookie — which is also a horrible name for a mascot, considering it's also something you call a guy who deals with gambling, usually illegally — is the downtown Student Book Store's mascot, and recently took over the popular store's twitter account. The week featured actions like trash picking, skiing, taking a picture with Coke on our Pepsi campus, and trash picking a second time.
While at first, Bookie seems like he/she is just a big, creepy bear mascot, it's more than meets the eye: The mascot has existed for more than 20 years, with quite the history. According to Michael Woytowich, the Student Book Store's Director of Promotions, Bookie first emerged in the 1990s to help with SBS's now-defunct balloon business.
"We used to have a balloon delivery service, a lot of the students would call in and get [balloons] on birthdays or graduation. You could actually buy stuffed animals and we could stretch the balloon open and put presents inside the balloons," Woytowich said. "We would have Bookie the Bear do room deliveries and he was out at Arts Fest and he was just a fun presence."
Bookie underwent a change 15 years ago, after the costume had enough wear and tear to warrant a new one. The old Bookie, Woytowich said, was "boxier," leading to the current edition. However, Bookie has only recently resurfaced, after the book store took a break from using him once they closed down the balloon operation.
Despite Bookie's creepy look at first glance, Woytowich said that the Student Book Store has actually received a positive response from the student body when the two went around campus for their #BookieTakeover a few weeks ago.
"When we were walking on campus one day for Bookie Takeover we were getting stopped for selfies, and people were taking pictures, and they didn't even know really who he was or what we were doing," he said. "They would ask us what we were doing which was kind of what our hope was, to drum up excitement about the bookstore."
Probably the best part of all this talk is that SBS plans to use him in its already fantastic television commercials, which are among the best of the local Centre County ads. He's even snuck into a few already, and served his purpose well — when it all comes down to it, the Student Book Store knows Bookie may not be the most normal-looking mascot, but that's not expected of him. The store sees Bookie as more of a comedic presence for the Student Book Store, which, if you think about it, isn't too far off from what the mascot has been.
Is a creepy looking bear mascot climbing in a dumpster on campus one of the weirder things you've ever seen? Probably. But in a weird way, its creepiness and absurdity is pretty funny, and it did enough to catch the attention of at least a few students. Bookie the Bear may not be the type of symbol that garners the praise of everyone who sees him, but for the comedic embodiment of a bookstore aimed at college students, he may just be the perfect mascot.
Photo: Student Book Store/Twitter
Mike Reisman
is a senior Supply Chain Management major with an Economics minor (Read: Business Douche) from South Jersey. He has an intense fear of graduating so please don't bring it up. He writes about stupid things nobody cares about, and student life if the site is low on content that is clearly supposed be funny but is really very unfunny. He is lovingly (?) known around the staff as Baby Mike which may or may not be because he has a child (hint: it's not). He's also a second generation Penn Stater who has been wearing Penn State sweatshirts since before he was two, a habit he hasn't grown out of. If you really hate yourself, you can follow him on twitter at @mike_reisman or email him at [email protected]
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Dorsey Residence
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Bainbridge Island Museum of Art
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Ellis Residence
Bainbridge Island, WA, United States
Coates Design Architects
This custom island house symbolizes its owner. From the outside, the home is an anonymous, almost austere, monumental concrete facade anchored deep into the hillside on a waterfront property. Much of the home is hidden behind the two-story concrete face. Upon entering, it becomes clear that it is an entirely different experience on the inside: warm, light, and open. An 18-inch concrete wall forms two sides of the building's exterior providing a poignant counterpoint to the warm wooden and copper "box" form that rests at a slight angle to take full advantage of the site's water and mountain views. The concrete exterior wall and exposed concrete within the home reduce energy costs by serving as a thermal mass that naturally cools the home in the summer and holds warmth in the winter.Each room within the home was carefully designed to take advantage of views, provide comfort to the occupants, and an appealing style. With only a small buildable area available on the site, the home was designed to maximize the footprint through the use of vertical space which also takes advantage of the spectacular views of Puget Sound and Olympic Mountains to the West. The close proximity to the street is softened by native landscaping and a stone gabion retaining wall. The back facade of the home has an abundance of windows, which illuminate the interior livable space, maximizing the spectacular views of the Olympic Mountains and the water. The main living opens out onto a large deck that cantilevers from the home's structure, providing a seamless connection from inside to out.The kitchen offers a beautifully crafted bar designed with caramelized bamboo, gloss laminate, and a three-way mitre corner. Visually hidden in custom built cabinetry in the pantry next to the kitchen are the refrigerator, washer and dryer, and wine cooler which save space and provide a clutter-free kitchen.The interior of the home is well-lit, with clear glazing making up nearly all of its view to the backyard and Puget Sound. The stairs, lit by a large skylight above, are made of customized blackened steel and the wood was milled from a tree previously located on the property. With 12-foot-tall ceilings, the three-story home leaves an indelible sensation of openness and inspiration with all who visit.
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"There is no such thing as impossible, it's just a matter of figuring out how." – Haruhiko Tanahashi, Lexus Chief Engineer.
It's Back to the Future in real life. The Lexus Hoverboard has officially impressed the world. Lexus, Toyota's luxury division of cars, is taking automotive engineering expertise to the skate park rather than the road. The current Hoverboard is the result of 403 days of work from some of the world's top engineers.
The Lexus Hoverboard looks fairly simple from the outside, but the technology is quite complex. It is constructed from an insulated core that contains high temperature superconducting blocks (HTSLs). The HTSLs are housed in reservoirs of liquid nitrogen, cooling the superconductors to -197°C.
Unfortunately, the board cannot travel freely on any surface yet. It must follow a track of magnets. The testing skate park was built specifically for the Lexus Hoverboard, equipped with magnetic tracks. As long as the hoverboard follows the track, it floats; even over water!
Inspired by both Lexus and modern skateboard design, the Lexus Hoverboard is a design spectacle. Lexus was sure to incorporate the iconic Lexus spindle grille into the board. It weighs 11.5kg with magnets and liquid nitrogen, holds 50 oz. of liquid nitrogen, and is made of natural bamboo.
All the while, Lexus is still creating great pieces of engineering in the automotive industry. To see what Lexus currently has to offer, check out Lexus vehicles for sale near you on Carsforsale.com.
See the full Lexus press release.


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Q: Tabla de datos temporal en memoria de la computadora cliente Soy programador de Delphi y sé que los clientdataset crean tablas temporales con distintas funciones para no tener que consultar al servidor de base de datos por cada filtro realizado.
Busqué cómo hacer lo mismo en php, o sea, si hacemos una búsqueda incremental, por cada letra se realizaría una consulta lo cual es una carga para el servidor php y Mysql.
Entonces: ¿se pueden tener los datos en local, en la máquina cliente, y ahí filtrar?
Por otro lado, si se sale de la página ¿se puede no volver a realizar el select general de todos los registros?


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/ Hyundai Sonata
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/ Los Angeles
Used Hyundai Sonata for Sale in Los Angeles, CA
2016 Hyundai Sonata SE FWD
Description: Used 2016 Hyundai Sonata SE FWD for sale - $7,888 - 99,090 miles with SE Package, Alloy Wheels, Bluetooth, Backup Camera, Blind Spot Monitoring
Description: Used 2019 Hyundai Sonata SE FWD for sale - $12,899 - 36,493 miles with Alloy Wheels, Bluetooth, Backup Camera, Blind Spot Monitoring, Cargo Package
Color: Phantom Black
delgadotony1
Had a good experience in buying my first car the staff was very helpful
dmitchellscott
I would like to recommend that you check this dealer out my Seller Mr. Finn went above and beyond to complete my deal it was a pleasure to have someone like him working so hard for what I wanted
GuruVCPWL
Very nice ppl
Description: Used 2019 Hyundai Sonata SE FWD for sale - $15,895 - 29,168 miles with Alloy Wheels, Bluetooth, Backup Camera, Blind Spot Monitoring, Android Auto, CarPlay
FAIR DEAL $692 ABOVE
Guru8XZNP
Communication was good and the pricing was one of the best. Unfortunately I changed my mind due the pandemic and the money I has to commit. He was nice, informative and respectful..
GuruH1H28
AMAZING... Honestly one of the best car buying experiences I have ever had. They were professional and forthright about everything. I will buy again from them in the future. Great dealership.
We end up buying a different vehicle but from the same dealer. My wife was very happy with the professional approach and the courtesy of the sales executives.
Description: Used 2018 Hyundai Sonata SE FWD for sale - $9,499 - 75,039 miles with Alloy Wheels, Bluetooth, Backup Camera, Blind Spot Monitoring
Guru7WVN9
Good and thourough
I had two encounters With BH Auto Brokers. I called them and asked if the care was still on the lot but it had been sold two days earlier, lucky person). After the weekend I received a phone call regarding the car and they were very nice.
tstolnack
very straight forward and accurate information. fair transaction with no pressure.
2015 Hyundai Sonata Limited FWD
Description: Used 2015 Hyundai Sonata Limited FWD for sale - $8,095 - 79,666 miles with Leather Seats, Alloy Wheels, Bluetooth, Backup Camera, Blind Spot Monitoring, Heated Seats
Color: Shale Gray Metallic
Guru9Z5R36
If this vehicle available next month - I will purchase this car. But yeah, Jose called me within 30 minutes. It's me that wants to wait on purchase.
The prices on these are not bad and the agents at this dealer really worked to get me what I wanted. Sadly, I didn't make it in to visit but still value their help.
Good they got back to me fast and answered all my questions about the car so over all they were great
2017 Hyundai Sonata 2.0T Limited FWD
Description: Used 2017 Hyundai Sonata 2.0T Limited FWD for sale - $11,800 - 72,411 miles with Alloy Wheels, Bluetooth
Rick_G13
Great people, great service, very friendly, lots of nice cars, might end up buying a car from them.
Quick response, George was polite and professional with my questions
GuruGC8YJ
their announce prices are cash prices meaning once you get to real deal it changes, they do a great job they are awesome I got what I wanted thank you Fred and Jorge
Description: Used 2016 Hyundai Sonata Limited FWD for sale - $11,000 - 59,379 miles with Adaptive Cruise Control, Technology Package, Premium Wheels, Blind Spot Monitoring, Parking Sensors, Heated Seats, Android Auto, CarPlay, Multi Zone Climate Control, Limited Package, Bluetooth, Backup Camera, Remote Start
Color: Symphony Silver
Guru95VVWR
Refused to discuss price, vehicle had a prior accident not documented but you can obviously tell by bumper. Seller stated that they sell to dealerships and price increased at least 3,000.00, s better to purchase at wholesale. No, not acceptable.
They sanitized the car before my test drive and gave great customer service.
GuruX66G6
Excellent customer service! All employees are well informed on vehicles and how car buying works. Helped me go through the buying process and made it extremely simple.
Description: Used 2019 Hyundai Sonata SE FWD for sale - $12,500 - 21,848 miles with Alloy Wheels, Bluetooth, Backup Camera, Blind Spot Monitoring
Transmission: 6-Speed Automatic Overdrive
Guru7H3KB
Graet staff they look out for the customer 100% I recommend to anyone.
GuruBYHK2
Is so respect and good responsibility
Description: Used 2015 Hyundai Sonata SE FWD for sale - $7,999 - 61,700 miles with Alloy Wheels, Bluetooth
Guru68H3P
Quick response. Ready to sell, but I found another vehicle.
Guru948LQP
Great no pressure people, thanks Full Tilt!!
Rosebud41
Very professional and considerate.
2018 Hyundai Sonata Sport FWD
Description: Used 2018 Hyundai Sonata Sport FWD for sale - $12,999 - 41,833 miles with Sunroof/Moonroof, Alloy Wheels, Bluetooth, Premium Wheels, Backup Camera, Blind Spot Monitoring, Heated Seats
Deavila88
They are really nice and friendly I really recommend this dealership thanks for everything I am really happy with my truck
Vido was Great! Extremely Courteous and Professional!
Guru8DTGM
Sunland, CA 91040
Description: Used 2017 Hyundai Sonata Limited FWD for sale - $13,000 - 42,702 miles with Leather Seats, Sunroof/Moonroof, Navigation System, Alloy Wheels, Bluetooth, Backup Camera, Blind Spot Monitoring, Heated Seats
They were very helpful, although I didn't purchase a car from them (timing). They were very responsive and not pushy at all
This car was listed as a manual transmission. When I called them it was an automatic.
Guru1Y8R8
Very unhelpful. Sat there for several hours then was asked to come back the next day because the banks were closed. Never received a phone call the next day. Called to speak with salesman that assisted me the previous day, wasn't "available" and never returned my call. Rude.
Description: Used 2017 Hyundai Sonata SE FWD for sale - $11,900 - 17,922 miles with Alloy Wheels, Bluetooth, Backup Camera, Heated Seats
kevin send me an email right away was very helpful end up buying the van very quick and painless process since I am very busy he even delivered the van...............great experience
Guru2W2JC
Dealer was very rude to me and my mom after we drove an hour and a half to come see a specific car. Whenever we asked questions about the cars history or the unpaid registration the dealer had very low patience and was very snappy. We walked next door to discuss if I should even buy the car we checked out. 15 mins later we went back and the dealer says sorry the car has been sold already. Worst car experience, I would not recommend this place, it's sketchy
Guru79J55
great service awesome buying experience in and out in less than an hour
2014 Hyundai Sonata GLS FWD
Description: Used 2014 Hyundai Sonata GLS FWD for sale - $5,899 - 111,574 miles with Alloy Wheels, Bluetooth, Blind Spot Monitoring
Guru99RBCT
The guys were were very friendly and easy going, no pressure. I bought the car, was slightly disappointed they would not budge at all on the price, but I felt the price was very good as it was & the car was in basically superb condition for being 16 years old, almost ZERO body dings or scratches, few other minor flaws I am getting fixed. Overall, VERY satisfied.
GuruG883H
Salesman used a few pushy tactics like saying lots of people were calling for the car and that it was way under market value but other than that the associate was really cool and straightforward. Cars are sold as is-mine had a damaged tire and a few chips in the windshield which he said were things they would't fix, overall good experience tho
Quick response, a good contact for near future evaluation! Thanks
Description: Used 2017 Hyundai Sonata for sale - $7,495 - 89,574 miles with Alloy Wheels, Bluetooth, Android Auto, CarPlay
Color: Scarlet Red
Guru9D1311
CarWorld didn't respond quickly either. They mailed me cars for weeks after I'd already bought one. Slow or too busy, I don't think I spoke to anyone until I no longer needed to.
Guru1XSFG
Replied and did the follow up
We call to asked if they still have the car they say yes but we went to see car they don't have so we spent time in gas for nattyn.
Description: Used 2017 Hyundai Sonata SE FWD for sale - $10,788 - 41,987 miles with Alloy Wheels, Bluetooth, Backup Camera, Android Auto, CarPlay
Color: Quartz White Pearl
Had a great experience while giving this dealership a visit. Kasra provided excellent and friendly service when I came in to check out some of the vehicles. It was my first time purchasing a care and he helped me understand the steps into actually purchasing a car. Also, I felt no pressure from the salesman himself. A very friendly character who in the end is there for the best interests of his clients.
Took really good care of us. They're about the customer! Highly recommend!!
Excellent service and sales team!!!
2017 Hyundai Sonata 2.0T Sport FWD
Description: Used 2017 Hyundai Sonata 2.0T Sport FWD for sale - $12,995 - 42,283 miles with Alloy Wheels, Bluetooth, Backup Camera, Cargo Package, Heated Seats
Color: Lakeside Blue
Guru9Z6RMM
This was a nice experience. The owner was very helpful and even offered to find the care that the wife wanted at a fair price. Ultimately she opted for new. I would consider buying from Walid in the future if i am in the market for used. Thank you
nice guy, had the facts
GuruKHQQ3
Great experience. The sales rep Steve really help me out. We came to a deal and he took care of me. As of right now the car is running great. Could not have been more satisfied with my experience and the deal that I got.
Description: Used 2017 Hyundai Sonata 2.0T Limited FWD for sale - $8,995 - 124,768 miles
GuruKC6JW
Was told they would get the car ready. When I arrived car was not there. Drove 45 miles.
GuruK3BP7
The Sorento listed as 2013 was actually a 2011 a mixed up on the VIN. However, I was happy with the 2011. It was clean and everything works. The engine still is nice and smooth and you can tell it still has a long way to go. A computer check indicates an error on the driver side air bag. That's the only error. Financing is something else to be desired but what can you expect on a sub prime credit.
Guru94P7PR
Over all great experience. Worked with me in every way possible to get me the car I wanted and very pleased with it
Rialto, CA 92376
Description: Used 2017 Hyundai Sonata Sport FWD for sale - $13,998 - 24,316 miles with Alloy Wheels, Bluetooth, Backup Camera
Great customer service, they were able to get me the best offer and the one that I wanted. My salesman Ari was very helpful and Paul is very knowledgeable. Thanks guys!
Speedy reply back. Courteous, it felt like they wanted to help me.
GuruDJQL6
This place is horrible. The price they advertise on the internet is not the actual price of the vehicle. I called them to set up to go look at the vehicle. He told me it was an extra 3400$ In addition to the internet price. Because it had rims and tires. I said why don't you list it fir the price you want and he said then it won't look as good to people and they won't walk into the business. I want to leave no stars but it won't let me.
Used Hyundai Sonata By Year
2021 Hyundai Sonata in Los Angeles, CA - $18,065 14,468 listings
2020 Hyundai Sonata in Los Angeles, CA 10 Great Deals $17,216 2,485 listings
2018 Hyundai Sonata in Los Angeles, CA 93 Great Deals $8,995 2,719 listings
2014 Hyundai Sonata in Los Angeles, CA 30 Great Deals $3,900 675 listings
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Hyundai Sonata Overview
For drivers with fine taste and a dainty budget, the Sonata has long been the choice for affordable luxury. Year over year, even the baseline trims welcome riders and drivers with all the comforts and conveniences of a five-star hotel on wheels, but at the same price as "just a car." This year Hyundai has raised the bar on performance and handling, again aiming for that extra unexpected mile in more than just appearance.
The 2011 Sonata trims stay true to that spirit with a wow-inspiring GLS, slick SE, and totally unlimited Limited. And keep your eyes peeled for the much-acclaimed Hybrid Sonata, expected in late 2010.
Standard features across the board include iPod, satellite radio, and Bluetooth connectivity with steering-wheel-mounted audio controls, Volvo-borrowed climate control, remote keyless entry, and even heated power mirrors. Beyond intuitive, the spacious 2011 Sonata has just the right spots to put those things otherwise kicked around on the floorboard and invites you to simply sit back and enjoy the ride.
The engine is a totally new and surprisingly efficient 2.4-liter inline four-cylinder (I4) producing 198 hp and 184 lb-ft torque, and it gets 23/35 mpg. Despite those numbers, this Sonata is one peppy four-banger straight off the line, streaking down the quarter mile in just 15.8 seconds - a mere 3 seconds longer than that stretch of pavement's hottest trotters.
Disappointingly the SE bumps up the hp and torque numbers only a hair - 2 each, to be precise - but not all the new Sonata SE's superpowers reside directly under the hood. The sport suspension and steering with dual exhaust and larger tires on 18-inch alloy rims provide improved control and power over the GLS and Limited, but reviews indicate even the SE's handling is still a bit sluggish at high speeds. Of course, what would be a sport edition without sporty style perks - the SE boasts a touch of chrome on the outside and a bit of leather for your steering wheel and tranny knob on the inside.
Last but certainly most, the Limited goes the distance with trimmings like a full leather interior, heated front seats, HD stereo with 6-CD changer, power sunroof, mirror-mounted turn signals and 17-inch alloy rims.
Although none of the trims offer a V6 option, the SE and Limited can be upgraded to a 274-hp turbocharged 2.0-liter I4 engine, but only with a six-speed automatic. The GLS comes manual with the automatic as an option.
Other 2011 Sonata drivers call it a real head-turner, but not so great as a wheel-turner - handling is the biggest complaint due to over-steering. Some drivers feel the transmission is periodically sluggish and sometimes defective, but that seems to come from the early release Sonata, manufactured before July 2, 2010.
Since its inception in 1985, the Sonata has consistently raised the bar on how much four-banger you should get for your buck. Its historically jaw-dropping style and creature comforts more than make up for what it may lack in the opinion of Mario Andretti or Dale Earnhardt, having won design awards in both Australia and Japan. Although performance never was very high on Hyundai's priority list for this model, Consumer Reports called it one of the most trouble-free cars.
This is a model tailor-made for the tortoise -- comfortable, beautiful, intelligent, and built to go the distance at a pace that allows its perks to be fully appreciated.
The Sonata was born in 1985 exclusively for the South Korean market. With a body based on the Hyundai Stellar and an engine by Mitsubishi, it was little more than Hyundai's first step toward engineering its own technology.
The U.S. market first laid eyes on a Sonata in 1988, when it finally met emissions standards, although the model was already a year old to South Koreans. Sporting a Galant platform and engine, the 1989 Sonata was still primarily Mitsubishi-engineered, but it successfully replaced the Stellar as Hyundai's large family car in South Korea and North America. Total sales were over 250,000, but that wouldn't last long -- they gradually dipped below 100,000 by 1998.
This version was manufactured in Canada and South Korea until 1994, getting a GLS trim with a 3.0-liter V6 engine that put out 146 hp for 1991 and a facelift for 1992 with a 2.4-liter I4 producing 110 hp for the GL. Before the facelift, the GL had a 2.0-liter I4 engine producing 131 hp - arguably the better engine. The 1994 release saw a significantly improved style strikingly similar to the Mazda 626 of the time, with a 2.0-liter 126-hp I4 engine. A 3.0-liter, 142-hp V6 was available in some markets.
Hyundai stopped production at its Quebec plant in late 1993, leaving Sonata production entirely up to South Korea until 2005. Sales were too low in North America to warrant keeping it open with poor quality plaguing their reputation. Although the Quebec plant had the capacity to produce 100,000 Sonatas, the peak demand was just over 28,000 in 1991 -- and other years were lucky to reach half that.
The next Sonata, also called a Sonata 2 in South Korea or the Sonica in Italy, began production in 1994 with basically the same engine line-up, but much-improved style. The 1995 model, also known as the Sonata 3 in South Korea, was born to be a true luxury-brand competitor, borrowing Jaguar and Mercedes-Benz style for the front and rear ends, and setting the Sonata standard on elbow room for the next 11 years.
Under new management, Hyundai struck gold with the 1999 Sonata - and dug out a few nuggets for its drivers. This is the model that started the EF series and the Sonata legacy we know and love today, stuffed with all the trimmings of a luxury car for a lot less than the typical arm and leg. The engines were at long last Hyundai-engineered, including 1.8-liter, 2.0-liter, and 2.4-liter engines producing up to 138 hp, and a 2.5-liter V6 throwing out an impressive 159 hp. Unfortunately the V6's automatic transmission had a defect in the speed sensors, but sales volume picked up massively thanks to the improved quality and special 10-year warranty.
The 2002 facelift kept the 2.4-liter, 149-hp I4 and upgraded the V6 an entire 3 hp, but the body style was vastly improved - so much so that Kia borrowed bits for its Optima, and the platform was also shared by the Hyundai Santa Fe. Sales were over 300,000 units in 2001 and 400,000 for 2003, implying Hyundai was smart to keep the Sonata essentially unchanged from '99 to '05 - and then they got daring.
Hyundai launched a major expansion and the NF series in 2005, opening assembly in the U.S., India, Turkey, Egypt, Thailand, Russia, and Sudan. The Montgomery, Alabama, plant was built to handle five times the volume of its Quebec predecessor, and it is kept pretty close to capacity with the latest models. The 2010 Sonata is poised to become the first Korean car to become a top-10 bestseller in the U.S. However, of the fourth-generation Sonatas, the 2006 through 2008 models are most popular by far.
Inspired by the 2005 Audi A6, this Sonata was noticeably roomier with a modernized suspension that dramatically improved control, ride, and handling. Until this version the Sonata trim line-up included a GL, GLS, and LX, but that changed to GLS, SE, and Limited for this generation. Available engines included the first Theta, a 162-hp, 2.4-liter all-aluminum I4, and a beastly 3.3-liter, 234-hp V6. The 2009 facelift improved the exterior and dash styling, plus a few nifty gadgets like satellite radio, Bluetooth, and iPod connectivity got stuffed into the mix. In fact, the only significant change from the 2009 to the 2011 model - aside from the slightly improved engines and exclusion of a V6 - is that the GLS and SE trims now include formerly Limited features standard.
The favorites for a used Sonata, by far, are the fourth-generation models between 2006 and 2009. This is a new-to-you car with a sense of pride, sporting competitive fuel-efficient engines, more room than you can shake an elbow at, handy gadgets, luxurious style, and best-in-class reliability. Two independent tests found zero defects after one year and 40,000 miles, and Consumer Reports called this generation one of the most trouble-free cars of the time.
At the start line, three trim levels were offered; GL, GLS and LX. The second year saw a shuffling of the trim levels to the current format, including SE and Limited outfits. Initially, the 2.4-liter four-cylinder produced 162 hp and was standard in the GL and GLS trims. A five-speed manual was standard (GL only for 2006) and a four-speed automatic was optional with this engine.
Optional in the GLS and standard in the LX, SE and Limited was a 235-hp version of the 3.3-liter V6, matched to a five-speed automatic transmission. For 2008, the four-cylinder 26/38 mpg engine became standard in all trim levels, and the 23/35 mpg V6 engine became optional. That year also saw a few more standard features added to the SE and Limited trims, such as satellite radio, Bluetooth, and iPod connectivity.
The most notable changes are in the 2009 model - engine outputs were increased to 175 hp for the I4 and 249 hp for the V6, and the interior was spiffed up with a new dash and higher-quality materials. There were also two prominent additions to the features lists - a standard auxiliary audio jack and an optional touchscreen navigation system.
Up to the 2008 model, the cabin had respectable build and materials quality along with a precise feel to the controls, but it wasn't quite what you might call "lush," and the dash controls were oddly arranged - the audio controls were placed too high and climate controls too low. Beyond that, the spacious cabin remained unchanged, and although the exterior had a few nips here and tucks there, you will be hard-pressed to tell the difference between Sonatas of this generation.
The Sonata typically prioritizes ride comfort over precise handling, and the fourth generation is no exception. It smothered bumps well and delivered a luscious highway ride, but with its significant body roll and loose steering, it wasn't particularly fun to drive. Power from the efficient four-cylinder engine was competitive, and although the V6 wasn't quite as potent as those in rival sedans, it still got the job done while returning good fuel economy. Inside, soft, high-quality plastics were plentiful, and the overall design was eye-pleasing.
Pre-2006 Sonatas remain a risky used-car proposition even though they are exceptionally affordable after depreciation. Just remember, you get what you pay for -- only in recent years have we seen the kind of build quality and structural integrity which can promise long-term durability.
Nevertheless, the previous (third) generation Hyundai Sonata was originally introduced for 1999 with a vastly improved appearance, far better engines and significant improvements made in noise and ride quality versus its lamentable predecessors. The base car featured a 138-hp, 2.4-liter four-cylinder, and the GLS had a 159-hp, 2.5-liter V6. These numbers may be different from what you might find elsewhere - Hyundai misstated its horsepower ratings prior to 2002, and 11 of their horses had wings and a horn. Even still, if you have to buy something older than a 2006, the '99 and its third-generation brothers are the way to go.
The second-generation Sonata was introduced for 1995 and offered improved fit and finish compared to its predecessor, but that's not saying much. It now had dual airbags, but no more power under the hood. For instance, the V6 only produced 5 more horses than the four-cylinder. For 1997, the Sonata was restyled dramatically, but not necessarily for the better. You should probably avoid this and older generations - fuel economy and power are far from comparable to modern cars, and Sonata quality before new management took over in '99 was laughable.
In short, if it's at least a '99 or built in Alabama, you have a golden Sonata. Known issues include frequent brake service, broken sun visors, faulty windshield washer pumps and a slow-shifting automatic transmission. If the bumps in the road put an extra knock in your suspension, the faulty strut-mount bushings can be retrofitted with a modern fix to correct that knock. Even still, you shouldn't expect many issues, especially if the known bugs were already gassed out by the previous owner.
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Its a pretty nice car...whoever had it before me took great care of it It doesnt have a backup camera or navigation,but all in all - great car
by GuruN99YB
Ive been an autotec for over thirty years. Work on and Driven countless cars and trucks. I chose the Sonata 2.0t because its a well balanced car. Great power, good fuel mileage, nice features, and excellent dependability.
by Ksummers26
Beautiful car impeachable styling and form/fit throughout the entirety of the car is totally top notch. Plus, it's get great mileage and handles well driving.


Zakaria Pintoo, captain of Swadhin Bangla Football Team, yesterday denied allegations of receiving money from the Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) president Kazi Salahuddin before the 2012 BFF elections.
Pintoo claimed that the allegations brought by the BFF boss are baseless and he also demanded an apology from the BFF boss during a press conference under the banner of 'Save The Sports' at the Mohammedan Sporting Club premises.
Earlier, the BFF boss claimed that Pintoo asked him for funds to withdraw the nomination paper of the president post in the 2012 BFF election.
"As the captain of Swadhin Bangla Football Team at the age of 77 I had to hear this slander. He [Salahuddin] has to apologise for his baseless speech against me," said Pintoo.
However, former footballer Moyeenuddin, who is the younger brother of Pintoo, admitted that he took money from Salahuddin several times.
"Before the 2012 BFF elections, I was forced by Salahuddin to take Tk 25,000 after my elder brother withdrew his nomination paper,' said Moyeen.


Halden Arbeid og Vekst AS is an enterprise design to help people with special needs back into ordinary work. In 2011 we provided work related assistance to 400 people. Halden Arbeid og Vekst AS has been a door opener to active work life since 1965, with experience from schemed work, projects, courses and counseling services within vocational rehabilitation and employment related services.
The Company is situated in Halden, Norway, and has 50 employees and a turnover of approximately 55 mill. NOK. The production area is 4 000 m2 in 4 buildings. The enterprise is owned by Halden Kommune – the municipality of Halden. Halden Arbeid og Vekst AS is an ISO 9001 certified company and also an "Environmental Lighthouse Enterprise." Halden Arbeid og Vekst AS has 50 year of experience and modern production equipment – and delivers its products to customers both in Norway and Sweden. The company consists of 3 departments – Catering and a Rehabilitation Department and one department for permanent employment to occupationally disabled persons.
Halden Arbeid og Vekst AS will be an innovative and leading rehabilitation company that provides individual opportunities for employment and prosperity.
Become a profitable and important social enterprise in the Halden-region, which gives an added value to users, owners, customers and the local business community, which both the employees and our owners are proud of. Halden Arbeid og Vekst AS will be a professional rehabilitation company and vocational competence center, preferred by job seekers, NAV and the business community. We will achieve this through a profitable and professional production of goods and services.
Our values govern how we perform our services, and serve as a guide in meeting with our users and in everyday ethical dilemmas.
Our Catering-department has a modern kitchen and deliver food to both enterprises and private persons. We are also a professional supplier of mechanical and electrical products in a competitive market, but our different production department's serves as well as work training arenas. The training includes basic working understanding, education of apprentices and others who takes different production skills certificates.
The department is offering training and permanent employment to occupationally disabled persons in sheltered environment. The goal of the department is to create adapted work assignments for persons with various limited work capabilities.


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Mid-Life Crisis - Comic Book Review
As with all reviews on this website, our goal is not to provide a complete overview of the book; rather, it is to examine how the book relates to the meaning of life.
Mid-Life Crisis is a comic book series that started in 2017 and was written by Buddy Scalera and penciled by Andy Seabert. The series revolves around an aging, perhaps even as some would say, a washed-up hero known as Crisis.
Issue number one in the series opens with the common theme that gets even the best of us thinking about life; that theme ... death, and Cathode, the hero that died, was just another old-time hero that people pretty much forgot. As such, some of his older peers went to the funeral, while most of the younger generation skipped it.
This gets the bulletproof Crisis thinking. He has received some recognition, but not quite enough to become famous. What makes the difference between those heroes that have "made it" and those that didn't? Well, it seems to boil down to whether or not a regular person asks one of these saviors about their origin story, i.e., asks how a hero became a superhero. But, for poor old Crisis, no one has asked him.
In issue number two, Crisis dies and goes to Valhalla. Reflecting on having died, he is kind of sad. But no worries, he is brought back to life and shortly after being brought back, he runs into an ex-villain named Zebra, while shopping at a local grocery store. Yes, even superheroes have to shop. Unlike Crisis, Zebra has retired and returned to normalcy, even starting a family. You see, Crisis is married but has no kids, is still holding on to the dream of becoming great. Though, being that Crisis' only superpower is being thick skinned, that is going to be tough. Is meaning found in fulfilling the dream or in normality, and in everything normality brings with it—family, 9-5 job, etc.
Issues one and two went on sale in 2017, but no further issues were released. As such, ironically, the series itself had a bit of a mid-life crisis. Although we reached out to Buddy and Andy for an update on whether the final two issues of the series would be released, we received no response. So we have to assume that after nearly three years since the last release, the series has been abandoned in the middle. With each issue being only 26 pages in total, there isn't a ton of content. Mid-life Crisis had a great start and ended with one hell of a cliffhanger.
If the final two issues are ever released, we'll do our best to update this post.
#death #midlifecrisis
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So, as you probably already know that while users could open, view, and edit draft invoices, there was no way to actually mark an invoice as 'review completed'. Well, now there is! This week's Tip of the Week will take a look at how to mark a draft invoice as 'review completed' and thereby view a tick mark next to the listed draft invoice to easily show what's been reviewed and what hasn't been before sending invoices out.
Simply head under Invoices>Drafts link and click on an invoice amount to open up the editing page.
By default, you will land under the 'General' tab where you can see a 'Review Completed' checkbox. Click to mark the checkbox and save these changes.
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V-ball predictions
A lesson on the nature of sports critics: they can't help but give their opinion. Fearing nothing, they willingly raise their voices above the match recaps of the sports section while risking one or both feet in their mouths.
That said, let me suggest where the women and men of Dinos volleyball are headed.
Just two weeks into the season, there are a couple of patterns emerging that may dominate the rest of the year. Over that short time, the University of Calgary teams have not yet competed in their home gym and have faced the pressures of beginning a new season on the road.
The men came home this week from the University of British Columbia with their second two-match trumping of another Canada West volleyball team. Against the Canadian Intercollegate Athletic Union's ninth-ranked Thunder-birds, the Dinos proved they have the stuff needed to stay high in the top 10, taking wins of 3-0 and 3-1.
The women, on the other hand, seemed to take a bit more complex approach to winning. A tough split against the CIAU's top-ranked women T-Birds demonstrated the problems that may plague U of C's women this year. Don't get me wrong, the Dinos women should take pride in trouncing Trinity Western two weeks ago and in their tie against UBC. Saying that they're looking good would be pretty darn close to accurate. But, unfortunately, some point gaps (such as a 25-13 set for UBC on Friday) have highlighted what Head Coach Kevin Boyles calls "inconsistencies."
"Our passing really let us down," he elaborated.
Luckily for the Dinos, aggressive play offensively and defensively made up for the passing problem on Friday to force a 3-2 win for the U of C, but on Saturday that tactic fell apart to give the T-Birds a straight three-set triumph.
"We had an opportunity to get both [matches]; we let them go," conceded Boyles, realizing that if the team doesn't come together at the crucial moment, any hope of winning can fall apart.
Boyles has a card up his sleeve to be played in two weeks in the form of southern import Krista Kins-mann. Her experience, garnered while playing the past four years for Oregon State in the National Collegiate Athletic Association, should give the Dinos a shot in the arm that could make those inconsistencies go away. Until then, the Dinos have the next couple of weekends at home to work out the problems that caused the "off weekend" in B.C.
The Dinos men have some very solid prospects and the future holds mixed feelings for the women. As can be seen from their legitimate competition with UBC, the women have a lot of talent but if they can't come together to take some predictable wins (minus the devastating point gaps), a tied weekend with the Thunderbirds may be as close to the top as they get. But please, make me put my foot in my mouth. I hope you can.
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The story of the Denver Museum of Nature & Science begins in 1868, when Edwin Carter moved into a tiny cabin in Breckenridge, Colorado, to pursue his passion: the scientific study of the birds and mammals of the Rocky Mountains. Almost single handedly, Carter assembled one of the most complete collections of Colorado fauna then in existence.
Word of Carter spread, and in 1892, a group of prominent Denver citizens declared their interest in moving his collection to the capital city for all to see. Carter offered to sell the entire collection for $10,000. The founders also secured an impressive collection of butterflies and moths, and a stunning collection of crystallized gold.
Together, these three collections formed the nucleus of what would become the Colorado Museum of Natural History, officially incorporated on December 6, 1900. After years of preparation and construction, the Colorado Museum of Natural History finally opened to the public on July 1, 1908. John Campion, the first president of the board, said in his dedication address, "A museum of natural history is never finished." How true these words have proven to be.
From the day it opened, thousands of visitors passed through the doors to see the treasures inside. The first director was hired and quickly recruited staff to build more exhibits and create public programs. By 1918, another wing had opened and research efforts were well underway.
A discovery in 1926 put the Museum on the map. A crew working near Folsom, New Mexico, unearthed stone projectile points alongside the bones of an extinct bison species. These "Folsom points" proved that humans lived in North America more than 10,000 years ago, hundreds of years earlier than previously believed. The Museum was propelled to the forefront of archaeological research, the beginning of contributions to science that continue today.
The Museum is also noted for its world-famous wildlife dioramas. In the mid-20th century, under the leadership of director Alfred Bailey, staff traveled to six continents collecting specimens. Back home, workers painstakingly re-created the habitats using painted backgrounds, special lighting, and carefully crafted reproductions of plants and flowers. Today the Museum has 89 wildlife dioramas throughout its halls.
By the time the Museum turned 50 years old, more than 1 million people had visited, the building continued to expand, and it had a new name: the Denver Museum of Natural History. A year later, the first planetarium opened in a small room equipped with a star projector and fabric dome, which eventually morphed into what is today the digital Charles C. Gates Planetarium. The Museum celebrated its 75th anniversary with the opening of Colorado's first IMAX theater when Phipps Auditorium, which for 40 years was home to popular programs for adults and children, was converted into the giant-screen venue. In 2010, 3D technology was added to the IMAX experience.
The north and south building and atrium additions in 1987 introduced a new era. The expansive spaces accommodated the enormously popular temporary exhibition Ramses II: The Great Pharaoh and His Time. This success brought about another unexpected outcome. Although volunteers had always been key to Museum operations, more than 1,000 new ones were recruited to work in Ramses. To this day, the Museum continues to have one of the largest museum volunteer corps in the country.
The north wing became home to Prehistoric Journey in 1995, introducing new techniques in exhibitry, such as "enviroramas" that use distinctive sound and lighting, and a viewing lab where the public watches dinosaur fossils being cleaned and studied.
In 2000, the Museum celebrated its centennial with a new name: the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. The change reflected nature and science as integral parts of our mission and implied a new emphasis on hands-on experiences. The west side of the Museum was remodeled and became home in 2003 to the Space Odyssey exhibition.
When the temporary exhibition Body Worlds 2 arrived at the Museum in 2006, it was already a worldwide sensation. Its popularity was no different in Denver, attracting 700,000 visitors. Its success was a precursor to the opening of Expedition Health in 2009, an interactive exhibition that puts the human body to the test using a hike up Mount Evans as an overarching theme.
The Museum received international attention in fall 2010 because of an amazing discovery high in the Rockies. A bulldozer operator working near Snowmass Village unearthed the remains of a Columbian mammoth. The Museum's curators dug a little deeper and found an exceptionally well-preserved fossil site, packed with Ice Age animals. In just 69 days, a huge team of scientists and volunteers excavated thousands of fossils. Quickly christened The Snowmastodon Project, the discovery represented a new benchmark for understanding climate change in the American West.
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Campus, Community Recognized at Office of Military and Veterans Affairs Appreciation and Graduate Dinner
On Tuesday, Dec. 17, OMVS celebrated the most recent group of graduates and thanked community and employer partners for their collaboration this past year.
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The 2019 OMVS Appreciation and Graduate Dinner was held on Tuesday, Dec. 17, at UNO.
UNO's Cashiering and Student Accounts Department were named recipients of the 2019 OMVS Institutional Partner Award.
McCallie Associates, Inc. was named the recipient of the 2019 OMVS Employer Partner Award.
Matthew Starkey, center, from the Nebraska Department of Veteran's Affairs, was named the recipient of the 2019 OMVS Community Partner Award.
UNO graduate student Cheri Nixon, center, was named the recipient of the 2019 OMVS Academic Achievement Award.
UNO student Patrick Miller, center, was named one of the recipients of the 2019 OMVS Community Engagement Award.
UNO student Kim Palmquist, center, was named one of the recipients of the 2019 OMVS Community Engagement Award.
UNO senior Eric Hamilton, center, was named the 2019 OMVS Student of the Year.
On Tuesday, the Office of Military and Veterans Affairs inviteed military-affiliated students as well as all faculty and staff to join them at their Appreciation and Graduate Dinner, which included a celebration on the students who are graduating this December - as well as key UNO partners who provided support to those students over the past year.
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Institutional Partner Award - UNO Cashiering and Student Accounts
The Institutional Partner Award recognizes UNO entities that have exceeded expectations in directly supporting and aiding the success of our military-connected student population.
This year's recipient is UNO's Cashiering and Student Accounts Department for their partnership in removing financial barriers during a critical processing time for our students. They directly work with OMVS staff to provide solutions during critical times for best outcomes. In addition, they assisted the OMVS with the processing of nearly five million dollars' worth of VA and Department of Defense benefits and incentives.
Employer Partner Award - McCallie Associates, Inc.
The Employer Partner Award recognizes employers who have either provided support to military-affiliated students in the form of direct student engagement, employment or financial sponsorship.
This year's recipient is McCallie Associates, Inc., for the services they have provided in information technology, program management, analytics and system integration, as well as their donations of $49,500 to the OMVS to aid veteran students facing hardships such as homelessness or loss of benefits which would otherwise prevent them from attending UNO and succeeding in their degree programs.
Community Partner Award - Matthew Starkey (Nebraska Department of Veteran's Affairs)
The Community Partner Award recognizes organizations, government agencies, or non-profits that have exceeded expectations in directly supporting and aiding the success of our military-connected student population.
This year's recipient is Matthew Starkey from the Nebraska Department of Veteran's Affairs. Starkey is a US Army and NEARNG veteran who currently works as a Veteran Service Officer with the NDVA. Starkey provides one-on-one support to OMVS students by applying for VA compensation, submitting appeals or understanding and receiving their state benefits. An example of his dedication is the assistance he provided a veteran whose dishonorable discharge was changed to honorable thus enabling him to become eligible for VA benefits. This student is now on track to graduate at the end of next year.
Academic Achievement Award - Cheri Nixon
The Academic Achievement Award recognizes an outstanding military-affiliated individual who has excelled not only in their own academics, but by serving as a mentor and support to others.
This year's recipient is Cheri Nixon, a graduate student and writing tutor for the OMVS. Her experience as a spouse of a disabled veteran and her 20 years in education uniquely qualify her to serve our military-connected student population. Nixon's commitment to excellence is evident in the 4.0 GPA she has earned in her graduate level coursework and in her desire to help students successfully navigate the challenges of academic writing. Nixon is a valuable asset to our staff and to the students who benefit through the tutoring services we offer at the OMVS.
Community Engagement Award - Patrick Miller and Kim Palmquist
The Community Engagement Award recognizes a student who has developed community ties which have enabled UNO students to prosper. This year, two recipients were honored: Patrick Miller and Kim Palmquist.
Miller currently serves as the Student Veteran Organization Vice-President. He has advocated for the military-connected community by establishing a voice for student veterans on both the Nebraska Veteran's Council and the Governor's Commission on Military and Veterans Affairs. Additionally, he has continued to build a relationship with the American Legion, LinkedIn and other organizations and businesses to help support veterans with their transition from service to civilian life. He was also selected to attend the 2019 Student Veterans of America Leadership Institute in Washington D.C., proudly representing UNO for the third consecutive year in a competitive selection process from over 1500 chapters across the country.
Palmquist is a Marine who served as a Joint Fires observer. He is currently serving as the President of "University of Nebraska Omaha Against Trafficking of Humans" (UN-OATH) student organization where he coordinates with various local groups to educate students by bringing in speakers such as prior FBI special agent Anna Brewer and retired assistant U.S. Attorney and former executive director for Coalition on Human Trafficking Stephen O'Meara. He also volunteers with the Omaha Rapid Response unit to aid in the recovery and clean-up process of communities affected flooding, with the outreach group City Serve to serve in community projects, and with the Bellevue Christian Center event to work with Feed the Multitudes which provided food and clothing to families during the Thanksgiving holiday.
Overall Student of the Year Award - Eric Hamilton
The Overall Student of the Year Award recognizes a student who demonstrates community engagement, high academic achievement and initiative to serve others.
This year's recipient is Eric Hamilton, who has maintained a 4.0 GPA while earning his bachelor's degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice. He is medically retired from military service but continues to contribute to the military and UNO community by raising money for the USO and through his service as the philanthropy chair for Theta Chi Fraternity Delta Zeta chapter, In addition, He has coordinated events such as the first annual Nets for Vets 3-on-3 basketball tournament and the Egg-a-Chi egg throwing event, as well as participated as a team member of the UNO Wheel Chair Basketball team. Eric plans to graduate in the Spring 2020 semester and to pursue his dream of becoming a civil rights attorney.


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Whether they truly happened, are simply theories, or are concocted in the mind of an imaginative person, everybody craves a good story. The plot, the setting, or the ending can stick out, but the one aspect we always remember are the characters — more specifically, the characters we can all relate to.
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Like good ol' Huck, Aries can be impulsive and self-involved. Yet they have a generous and enthusiastic side when it comes to their beliefs. They prefer to be independent, but are also extremely loyal friends, just like Huck to Tom Sawyer and Jim.
Just like Katniss, Taureans are independently stubborn and prefer to do things their own way. They're no leader and are more of a follower, but only if they truly believe in that leader. When it comes to people they love, they're loyal and would do anything for them, like volunteer to participate in a game where they have a 99 percent chance of dying.
Geminis are extremely independent, energetic and adaptable. Just like Alice when she stumbled into the world of Wonderland, they explore new lands and meet new people with enthusiasm. But just like Alice, they can be pretty indecisive when it comes to making decisions, often leading them astray from the path they initially set out to go on.
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Paradise of Rectitude
A profound tribute to 19th century Delhi rendered as late Mughal-era love story
Anjum Hasan
DELHI IN THE FIRST HALF of the 19th century represented the zenith of a long Indo-Islamic cultural tradition. The city's Mughal past had given rise to a highly distinctive way of life, one dedicated as much to piety as pleasure, and its residents had a well-developed sense of Delhi's primacy among Indian cities. They paid fealty to the emperors Akbar Shah II and later Bahadur Shah Zafar, either by invoking their many solemn titles—from 'Shadow of the Blemishless' to 'Choicest Offspring of the House of the Lord of the Auspicious Conjunction'—or simply by referring to them as 'The Presence' and affectionately calling Red Fort, their vast palace, the 'Haveli'. Delhi too, after a verse of Amir Khusrau's, was known as 'Hazrat-e-Delhi' or 'Delhi, the Presence', assumed to be touched by the same god whose regent on earth was the Emperor, while prominent citizens proudly suffixed 'Dehlvi' to their names.
Delhi was the centre of the Mughal empire and if the empire was now much-diminished—on its last legs, in fact—this decline seemed to make Dehlvis even more determined to continue living their lives in the old way: squeeze every last pleasure out of Delhi's many gardens and bazaars, extol its poets such as Mirza Ghalib, Zauq (ustad to the poet-emperor Zafar) and the younger Dagh, celebrate the beauty of its women, enjoy its rich foods, and honour its pirs, going back to the most loved, the medieval sufi saint, Nizamuddin Auliya.
I asked: tell me now what is Delhi?
Anjum Hasan is the author of several works of fiction. Her latest book is the collection of stories A Day in the Life. See more at www.anjumhasan.com.
Keywords: Delhi British Empire Mughal ghalib Urdu literature William Fraser Bahadur Shah Zafar