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Every employee could use a nice lunch break in the middle of the day! One major perk of working in Glens Falls is the vast array of local restaurants that are perfect for a quick bite to eat or even a lunch meeting. Because there are so many great options, you'll never have to eat the same thing twice!
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What Civil Liberties do we have left?
I know my blog is long overdue for an update, so this issue really got me started again.
After the Senate's complete ignorance of anything remotely resembling the American Constitution, they voted 69-28 to grant telecom companies immunity for their role in illegal and unethical wiretaps. Looks like it's now okay to monitor communications without a proper warrant. (The lack of warrant, admittedly, has more to do with the USA Patriot act than the FISA amendment.)
Sen. Obama, the presumed Democratic nominee for President, voted for the amendment. Looks like his campaign speeches about civil liberties in this country don't extend quite so far as the Senate floor. Perhaps he thought that he would be labeled as un-patriotic for supporting the Constitution. In any case, I had been prepared to support Sen. Obama, however his vote on this issue and changes in his speeches since Sen. Clinton dropped out of the race has made me significantly question that. Maybe he'd like to use the Constitution for White House toilet paper, if he makes it there.
Also notable is that Sen. McCain couldn't even be bothered to vote. I guess he had better things to do, like the never-ending presidential campaign. Or, perhaps, it just escaped his elderly mind, as things like the Bill of Rights and your job as a United States Senator tend to do once you reach his age.
In any case, it's a shame that there's no Presidential candidate who wants to support the people. Instead, we will continue to have a country driven by a fear of 3rd-world people hiding in caves and remote villages in the Middle East.

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We received a call within the evening of New Years Eve from Hanover Housing's emergency call out desk, giving us information of a break-in occurring at one of their premises. Their current master key suited system had been compromised as one of the master keys was stolen during the break-in. The residents would be unprotected while the new master key suited system was being designed and build.
We needed to attend site urgently in order to make their premises secure whilst the master key suite was being designed and manufactured.
The previous suite was antiquated and had no key control, the residents could get keys cut at any locksmiths, as the system was not restricted. This made it difficult for the estate manager to maintain key records, especially when residents moved out as it was unknown whether they still had additional keys. The new suite needed to be restricted so that only the estate manager can contact us to provide additional keys as required.
The residents brought to the estate managers attention that it was difficult for them to determine the difference between their communal entrance door key and their flat door key. The new suite would be better if it incorporates the communal door and their flat door in the same key.
The residents are all elderly so the new product needs to have a smooth, easy action and that could provide a large internal thumb turn.
We attended site immediately and replaced all of the communal door locks to non-suited locks, these were all of the external doors, so the premises would be secure until the new system was fitted.
We chose a Dom Sigma product. A very reliable, high quality German product which is very versatile and incorporates all of the requirements in our analysis. We designed the suite with four blocks of differs allowing for individual common entrance and one overall common for communal areas. A cleaning/maintenance key and office keys all under one master. 50% additional differs were taken into consideration when designing the suite for possible expansion.
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SARNIA, ON – General Manager, Nick Sinclair announced today that 2018 first round pick, Jacob Perreault has agreed to terms on a Standard Player Agreement and Education Package with the Sarnia Sting.
Perreault recently led his Chicago Mission U16 team to a USA Hockey National Championship this past April. Chosen 19th overall by the Sting in the 2018 Priority Selection, the highly skilled forward led the High-Performance Hockey League (HPHL) in both goals and points this past season, racking up an impressive 14 goals and 11 assists in 25 games played. The five-foot-11, 195-pound Perreault had 50 points in 47 games overall this season.
Jacob, the son of former National Hockey League forward Yanic Perreault, is scheduled to suit up for Team HNO in the upcoming OHL Gold Cup, beginning May 3rd in Kitchener, ON. The annual showcase event features top under-16 talent in the province. You can follow Perreault at the OHL Gold Cup online here.
Sinclair comments on todays' signing, "This is a very exciting day for the Sting organization. Jacob is a special player and we are thrilled to be able to add him to our team. He plays the game with intelligence and sees the ice extremely well. He possesses a dynamic skill-set and ability to produce offense. Jacob plays with a high level of compete that is infectious amongst teammates."
"Jacob plays an exciting game in which Sting fans are going to love to watch. On behalf of myself and the entire organization, I'd like to officially welcome him and the Perreault family to the Sarnia Sting Hockey Club," adds Sinclair.
Sting fans can get their first glimpse of Perreault in the black and gold when Orientation Camp opens at the Progressive Auto Sales Arena May 12th, Further Camp details to be released.
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Does anyone know who originally sang Irving Berlin's Russian Lullaby? I really want to hear the whole version.
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Tony on October 3, 2010 at 5:08 pm said:
According to my research (see http://hummingadifferenttune.blogspot.com/2009/03/land-thats-free-irving-berlins-russian.html ), "Russian Lullaby" was written by Irving Berlin in 1927 and first performed by Douglas Stanbury at the opening of the Roxy Theatre in New York on March 11, 1927. (See the web link for the 1927 recording.)
Since then, it has been performed by a multitude of performers in various musical genres and was introduced to rock audiences by Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead. Garcia has said that the Dead's version was inspired by a performance of the song by Oscar Aleman (available on youtube at http://youtu.be/0KhY-NgtTjA). (FYI, Aleman was the leader of Josephine Baker's band in Paris.)
Mike on October 3, 2010 at 10:04 pm said:
The song was introduced at a New York theatre opening in 1927 by a band called Roxy and His Gang. There were several best-selling recordings that year but the biggest was by Roger Wolfe Kahn's orchestra with a vocal by Henry Garden. By the late 1930s, swing bands and others often dropped the lyrics and performed it as a hot dance number. Most of the performances I've heard of this song omit the opening verse. Some artists whose recordings include the verse are: Bobbi Baird, Joan Morris & William Bolcom, and I think Marilyn Horne.


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Home [english] Issues Women's Rights Women Sentenced to Death: (...)
Women Sentenced to Death: An invisible reality
On 10 October 2021, people around the world will mobilize to raise awareness of the death penalty and its impact on women. As we work toward the universal abolition of the death penalty in all countries, for all crimes, this year's 19th annual World Day Against the Death Penalty [ https://worldcoalition.org/campagne/19th-world-day-against-the-death-penalty/] is dedicated to women who risk being sentenced to death, who have received a death sentence, who have been executed, and to those have had their death sentences commuted, exonerated, or pardoned.
The Cornell Center on the Death Penalty Worldwide estimates that there are at least 800 women sentenced to death around the world, including in Ghana, Japan, the Maldives, Taiwan, Thailand, the USA and Zambia. Of the 483 confirmed executions in 2020, 16 women were executed in Egypt, Iran, Oman and Saudi Arabia, according to Amnesty International's research.
Discrimination based on sex and gender, often coupled with other elements of identity, such as age, sexual orientation, disability, and race, expose women to intersecting forms of structural inequalities. Such prejudices can weigh heavily on sentencing, including when women are stereotyped as an evil mother, a witch, or a femme fatale. This discrimination can also lead to critical mitigating factors not being considered during arrest and trial, such as being subjected to gender-based violence and abuse.
While working towards the complete abolition of the death penalty worldwide for all crimes and for all genders, it is crucial to sound the alarm on the discrimination women face and the consequences such discrimination can have on a death sentence.
The death penalty in practice:
• 109 countries have abolished the death penalty for all crimes
• 8 countries have abolished the death penalty for ordinary crimes
• 28 countries are abolitionist in practice
• 55 countries are retentionist
• 18 countries carried out executions in 2020
• In 2020, the top 5 executioners were China, Iran, Egypt, Iraq and Saudi Arabia.
In 2020, executions recorded by Amnesty International continued to decrease reaching a new low level in the past 10 years, with the COVID-19 pandemic contributing to the decline.
To read more about the death penalty …
… all over the world:download the facts & figures
… and women: download the leaflet
the detailedfactsheet, the primer on transgender individuals facing the death penalty, and the testimonials.
10 things you can do to end the death penalty:
1 Organize a demonstration This option must be considered with the utmost care given the Covid-19 pandemic – please use common sense and follow local guidelines if you decide to hold a public demonstration
2 Organize an online gathering such as a webinar, remote workshop, conversation, a public debate or even a virtual film screening to create awareness
3 Build partnerships with women's rights organizations to spread awareness about how gender-bias is present in the application of the death penalty
4 Participate in a TV show or community radio program
5 Organize an interview with a women on death row to help raise awareness of their story
6 Attend events advocating for the abolition of the death penalty (check out the website of the World Coalition Against the Death Penalty for information about planned events)
7 Donate to a group working to end the death penalty
8 Follow the social media campaign on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter: #nodeathpenalty
9 Mobilize the media to raise awareness on women who are sentenced to death both locally and worldwide
10 Participate in the global movement "Cities Against the Death Penalty/Cities for Life" on 30 November 2021
For more details and ideas, download the mobilization kit
*Important note on the Covid-19 Pandemic:
Since the beginning of 2020, the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has influenced how the abolitionist community is able to advocate and defend the abolition of capital punishment. Thousands of those sentenced to death, along with their families and support networks, are left vulnerable as prison and judiciary systems around the world grapple with the implications of the Covid-19 crisis. It is now more important than ever to stay active and vigilant for abolition of the death penalty! With any activity you undertake this year, please make sure it is compatible with your local and/or national government's regulations regarding public health and safety. Use good sense in planning activities with the aim of reducing transmission rates. This is particularly important as policies and regulations have been changing to adapt to the Covid-19 threat and may continue to change until 10 October.
Recent FIDH Publications on the Death Penalty
Iran Report:https://www.fidh.org/en/region/asia/iran/iran-death-penalty-violates-fundamental-rights-and-international-law
Alice / UN Crime Congress: https://www.fidh.org/en/issues/death-penalty/at-un-crime-congress-alice-mogwe-shed-light-on-the-path-to-abolishing
South korea open Letter: https://www.fidh.org/en/region/asia/south-korea/open-letter-to-president-moon-jae-in-on-moratorium-on-the-use-of-the
turkey: https://www.fidh.org/en/region/europe-central-asia/turkey/death-penalty-cannot-be-reinstated-in-turkey
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Xfinity Mobile vs Verizon: Should you make the switch?
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Jumping into the mobile carrier game seems to be the popular thing right now. Just look at Xfinity and its mobile service that relies on the giant Verizon network. It's not without its own hoops to jump through, but can the internet provider challenge one of America's largest networks? We'll compare the two at every turn to see who will emerge victorious in the battle of Xfinity Mobile vs Verizon.
See also: Verizon buyer's guide | The best Xfinity Mobile plans
You already know that both carriers rely on Verizon's infrastructure, but that's just the tip of the iceberg. We'll break down the prices, perks, and your selection of phones to help you choose your next carrier. Ready to see how Xfinity holds up? Here we go.
Xfinity Mobile vs Verizon — Pricing
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Comparing prices is not as easy as putting each plan head to head. We already know that Verizon is expensive, so it would stand to reason that Xfinity Mobile can win this category. However, Xfinity Mobile comes with one large catch — you must be an internet subscriber in order to sign up. Check out the table below for more prices before we dig a bit deeper.
Xfinity Mobile By The Gig $15 per month for 1GB
$30 per month for 3GB
$60 per month for 10GB
Xfinity Mobile Unlimited $45 per line
Verizon Start Unlimited $70 for one line
$60 per line for two lines
$45 per line for three lines
$35 per line for four lines
Verizon Play/Do More Unlimited $80 for one line
Verizon Get More Unlimited $90 for one line
We're not going to add in the price of Xfinity's internet service with each plan, but you'll need to choose one of these on top of your service:
15Mbps – $49.95 per month, good for 1-2 devices
100Mbps – $77.95 per month, good for up to 5 devices
300Mbps – $59.99 per month, good for up to 11 devices
600Mbps – $69.99 per month, good for 12 or more devices
1,000Mbps – $79.99 per month, good for unlimited devices
Although your internet bill can rack up quickly, Xfinity Mobile's plans should help you keep your service cost low. You can either pay for a shared pool of data or go with unlimited service for each line. If you roll with the By The Gig plan, you won't pay any monthly access costs, just the cost of your shared data. The Unlimited Plan is fairly straightforward, and it offers a mix of 4G LTE and 5G service. Xfinity Mobile even allows you to mix and match so one user can be unlimited while others share with By The Gig coverage.
On Verizon, your high costs are upfront. You know what you'll pay without adding an extra plan to the mix. Verizon's Start Unlimited, Play More, and Do More plans are actually more affordable than Xfinity Mobile once you hit four lines of service. They drop to $45 per line on Play and Do More, while Start costs just $35 per line per month. You'll still max out your bill with the Get More plan, but you're also getting the best that Verizon has to offer.
Xfinity Mobile vs Verizon — Coverage
Although both Xfinity Mobile and Verizon rely on the same 4G LTE networks for service, they're not completely identical. The main draw of Xfinity Mobile is the massive network of high-speed hotspots. Instead of relying on a mobile network, your phone will do its best to bounce between hotspots and keep you on Wi-Fi that doesn't count against your cap. It's easy to check your local mix of hotspots right here — I found that there are more than 1,000 connections in my county alone.
You won't be able to check a national map for Xfinity Mobile's 4G LTE coverage. Nevertheless, it should be pretty solid considering the Verizon infrastructure. Select hotspots around sports stadiums and other highly populated areas are also 5G-enabled. But please try to socially distance yourself wherever possible.
As for Verizon's coverage, you already know that it's fast. It's also pretty much everywhere thanks to a 4G LTE network that covers over 70% of the United States. While it's not perfect coverage, the areas where you'll struggle for signal tend to be less populated anyway.
Verizon's 5G signal isn't limited to hotspots in the way that Xfinity's is, but it's not always much better. You'll find that the mmWave setup is quite limited, but the new Nationwide network is far more accessible. You can check out Verizon's interactive coverage map right here.
See also: Where is 5G available in the US?
Xfinity Mobile vs Verizon — Perks and promotions
Pricing and coverage may be the two main factors in choosing a mobile carrier, but they don't tell the whole story. Streaming perks and discounts can take a plan from good to great. Check out our table to see what Xfinity and Verizon have to offer:
Verizon Start Unlimited 6 months of Disney Plus and Apple Music
Verizon Do More Unlimited 6 months of Disney Plus and Apple Music
Verizon Play More Unlimited Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Plus included
6 months of Apple Music
Verizon Get More Unlimited Disney Plus, Hulu, ESPN Plus, and Apple Music included
Xfinity Mobile Unlimited and By The Gig None
Verizon has the edge over just about every carrier when it comes to perks. You don't just get a video perk or a music perk, you get both. Each plan comes with at least six months of Apple Music and Disney Plus, and the Get More Unlimited plan includes both services for good. You'll also get the Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Plus bundle for the life of your plan with the Play More Unlimited plan.
See also: 10 best Music streaming apps for Android
Unfortunately, Xfinity Mobile doesn't come close to Verizon's perk prowess. It's partly due to the nature of MVNOs — low cost typically means no perks. You won't find video or music streaming bonuses, though the mix and match setup is one of the carrier's best features. Xfinity Mobile's prospects improve slightly in terms of promotions thanks to discounts on a variety of devices. There are fresh new discounts on the iPhone 12 range, and Google's Pixel 4a 5G is just $10.42 per month. Xfinity also offers a ton of mid-range devices for less than $10 per month.
Verizon gets to flex its big carrier muscles once again when it comes to promotions. You can save a few hundred dollars on most of its devices, and even more when you switch from another carrier. Flagships like the LG V60 and Samsung Galaxy Note 20 are available as "buy one, get one" deals right now, or you can save some money with the LG Velvet for $10 per month or Google Pixel 4a for free right now.
Xfinity Mobile vs Verizon — Phone selections
Verizon is among the largest United States carriers, so it follows that Big Red has an impressive menu of high-end devices. If you can name it, there's a good chance Verizon supports it. All of Samsung, Apple, and LG's best devices are there, and you can even bring your own if you really want to. Of course, if you want a 5G device, you'll have to look for Verizon's UW tag, as the mmWave network requires a very specific set of skills.
See also: The best Verizon phones | The best Android phones
Over on Xfinity Mobile, you might be surprised at the variety of phones you can choose from. It keeps up with the big dogs, offering the iPhone 12 family, Galaxy S20 and Note 20 lines, and even a solid mix of LG devices. As a more budget-friendly alternative, Xfinity Mobile also supports a variety of Motorola phones — each costing less than $10 per month. Once again, you can bring your own device, and you'll get a $50 gift card for your effort.
Which carrier is right for you?
Finally, the answer you've been looking for — who should you choose in the battle of Xfinity Mobile vs Verizon? Well, the answer depends on you. If you're already an Xfinity Internet customer, it becomes much easier to consider the internet provider for mobile service too. However, if you rely on another internet provider, then you'll have to switch to Xfinity which will run you at least another $40 per month. You'll have to spend more than that to reach top-end speeds, so suddenly the low-cost options aren't very cheap.
If you have the budget and you already like your internet provider, it makes sense to go with Verizon. You'll get more perks and a better list of phones to choose from. Verizon emphasizes its unlimited plans, and you won't be de-prioritized for taking full advantage of your data.
You may read through all of this and decide that neither carrier is right for you, and that's good too. Here are a few of our other guides to help you continue your research:
AT&T buyer's guide
T-Mobile buyer's guide
Google Fi buyer's guide
5G, Phone Plans, Verizon
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Giorgio Ginori Creator and Artistic Director of L'Isola del Cinema.
After having worked as a programmer and director for Rai, the Italian National Television Broadcasting company, during the 1980s and 1990s, Giorgio Ginori dedicated himself to the design and creation of cinematographic events in Italy and abroad, and to the production for cinema and TV, in the late 1990s.
Particularly, he has created and directed the event L'Isola del Cinema on the Tiber Island in Rome. Born in 1995 – on the same year of the anniversary of cinema – L'Isola del Cinema has arrived at its 19th edition and has confirmed itself to be the Official Gathering of Italian and International Cinema. With its four screens, L'Isola del Cinema houses numerous events dedicated to the interaction between cinema and other arts. It is also considered the Excellency Ceremony of the Summer in Rome that, for the past 18 years, attracts an ever growing and attentive audience. It has also received important recognitions at a national and international level.
In 2011, he founded the production company Maiora Film, whose aim is to support the New Italian Cinema through the identification and the development of ideas, scripts and screenplays for both cinema and TV.
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CUCURBITA argyrosperma 'Campeche'
(Campeche Squash, Squash)
Beautiful fruits that mimic the look of small watermelons, the Campeche squash isn't consumed in like manner, if at all. This sprawling, warm-season annual vine originates from Mesoamerica - from Mexico to Costa Rica. Botanists believe Cucurbita argyrosperma was first cultivated about 7,000 years ago in southern Mexico. Know more commonly as a winter squash, 'Campeche' abundantly produces rounded to slightly teardrop-shaped fruits. The skin is ivory-white, with dark green streaks and netting...
CUCURBITA argyrosperma 'Green Striped Cushaw'
(Green Striped Cushaw Squash, Squash)
The Hopi tribe in the American Southwest regarded crookneck variety 'Green Striped Cushaw' as a reliable winter squash crop for centuries. The sprawling, warm-season annual vine species originates from Mesoamerica - from Mexico to Costa Rica - but was grown by native peoples across the New World. Botanists believe the cushaw squash was first cultivated about 7,000 years ago in southern Mexico.
'Green Striped Cushaw' produces large, 10- to 20-pound (4.5 to 9 kg) fruits. The skin is ivory-white...
CUCURBITA argyrosperma 'Survivor'
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CUCURBITA maxima
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Originating from South America, winter squash have been cultivated since ancient times by Native American peoples, and are prized today for both their culinary and decorative qualities. Most mature late in the season, and come in a variety of interesting shapes and festive colors.
The rambling stems of these warm season, annual vines bear large, golden yellow, trumpet shaped blossoms. Both male and female flowers appear on the same plant, and are pollinated by bees. The male flowers appear...
CUCURBITA maxima 'Atlantic Giant'
(Atlantic Giant Pumpkin, Pumpkin)
The massive 'Atlantic Giant' is known to have produced some of the world's largest pumpkins. Usually grown for size, display and competition, the fruits of this heirloom winter squash have sometimes approached 1000 pounds (455 kg), but 400-500 pound (180-225 kg) specimens are much more common. The fruits are rounded to broadly obese and almost lumpy, with light orange to orange-yellow rinds and thick, golden flesh that is also good for cooking. They ripen approximately 120 days from sowing.
CUCURBITA maxima 'Big Max'
(Big Max Pumpkin, Pumpkin)
Living up to its name, 'Big Max' produces large, rounded pumpkins which can exceed 100 pounds (45 kg) and 70 inches (176 cm) in diameter. The fruits have a bright orange rind surrounding thick, orange-yellow flesh which is good for pies. They are ready for harvest approximately 110 to 120 days from sowing.
Pumpkins and winter squash originate from tropical South America and have been long cultivated by Native Americans. Round, orange types such as 'Big Max' are often called pumpkins, though...
CUCURBITA maxima 'Bonbon'
(Winter Squash)
Winner of the prestigious All-America Selections award in 2005, hybrid winter squash 'Bonbon' bears many squat, blocky, deep green fruits which are larger than most other buttercup types. The tasty, sweet, deep orange flesh is perfect for roasting, mashing or baking. Fruits are borne on vigorous vines approximately 95 days from sowing.
Cultivated since ancient times by Native Americans, winter squash are warm season, annual vines originating from tropical South America. The rambling stems...
CUCURBITA maxima 'Brodé d'Galeux Eysines'
(Brodé Galeux d'Eysines Pumpkin, Winter Pumpkin)
What a spectacular winter squash! The name of this French heirloom cultivar translates to "embroidered with pebbles from Eysines" and is often truncated to 'Galeux d'Eysines.' As its name suggests, it originates from Eysines, a village in Gironde, Bordeaux, France. Its highly decorative, flattened fruits are salmon-beige and riddled with peanut-shaped tan warts that weave across the surface of the squash as if embroidered by nature. The dense bright orange flesh within is outstanding for baked goods,...
CUCURBITA maxima 'Burgess Buttercup'
(Burgess Buttercup Squash, Winter Squash)
Winter squash 'Burgess Buttercup' bears squat, rounded turban-shaped fruit with hard, dark green rinds marked with pale ribbing. A heavy producer, it may yield up to 20 volleyball-sized fruits per plant. The smooth, semi-dry, bright golden yellow to orange flesh has outstanding flavor, and is great for soups and roasting. Fruits ripen approximately 90 to 100 days from sowing.
Originating from tropical South America, winter squash have been cultivated since ancient times by Native Americans....
CUCURBITA maxima 'Dill's Atlantic Giant'
(Dill's Atlantic Giant Pumpkin, Winter Pumpkin)
Usually grown for size, display and competition, 'Dill's Atlantic Giant' is known to have produced some of the world's largest pumpkins. Similar to the heirloom 'Atlantic Giant', the fruits of this cultivar tend to be even larger. Some have exceeded 1000 pounds (455 kg), but 400-500 pound (180-225 kg) specimens are much more common. Rounded to broadly obese in shape, they have smooth, somewhat lumpy light orange to orange-yellow skin and thick, golden flesh that is also good for cooking. The...


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Greetings from the saints in Delft.
Singing with Monster (the cat) in Ter Aar.
Dinner under a grape tree in Ter Aar.
Dinner with another family in Ter Aar.
Dinner with the saints in Utrecht.
Having a sweet time with a family in Utrecht.
Thank you Lord for all the precious saints and the wonderful fellowship in the Body!
This afternoon, the group in Ter Aar met at a brother's house to start our bike ride tour!
We cycled along the canals and watched the water level dropping.
The brothers practiced staying in oneness and one accord.
We arrived at the windmills! It was so good, and they had the best ice cream ever!
And then we cycled back again to Ter Aar!
We also went into the "Piggy's House" that our hospitality owns.
Three day old piglet at the farm where we are staying.
They were so cute. We had a go holding them too!
The Utrecht group also visited the windmills today, this is in Kinderdijk.
Hallelujah for the dear saints and all they have arranged for us.
We pray that we will be those enjoying grace so that we are a supply of life to all the saints we spend time with here!
This morning we all travelled from our respective cities to Leiden, for a corporate meeting with the saints in the Netherlands.
Here is a gallery of pictures of the saints exercising their function to bring forth Christ!
Praise the Lord for the coming together!
We'll make separate posts for today's afternoon and evening activities. We have a lot of pictures to share with you – and better wifi now to upload them!


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Estate agents warned against using municipal database
Estate agents are reminded that it is illegal for the municipality to supply them with the details of property owners in the region.
Kouga Finance Portfolio Councillor, Brenton Williams, said CDs with this information were available to estate agents in the past.
"This practice was, however, ceased three years ago due to legislation protecting the privacy of property owners," he said.
"Estate agents already in possession of these CDs were also cautioned at the time that they were no longer legally allowed to use these to obtain the details of property owners."
He said that should anyone be aware of estate agents making use of these old CDs or the municipal database to contact property owners, it be reported to the municipality's Revenue Manager, Ria van Heerden, at rvanheerden@kouga.gov.za.
"Should anyone be aware of municipal officials making this information available to estate agents, we ask that this also be reported to the same email address as above."


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When we gaze up at a tree full of lush, green leaves we are actually looking at hundreds of tiny batteries. These tiny appendages save energy for the tree to use at a later time, a natural process scientists have harnessed to create literal leaf batteries as eco-friendly alternatives to the lithium powerhouses of today.
Researchers at the University of Maryland were curious about finding the perfect, inexpensive vehicle to serve as their batteries' negative terminal, or anode, and it turns out they only needed to look as far as the surrounding campus grounds. "Leaves are so abundant. All we had to do was pick one up off the ground here on campus," said Beijing National Center for Nanoscience and Technology faculty member and study author Hongbian Li.
"The natural shape of a leaf already matches a battery's needs," described Fei Shen, another author of the study. This includes a low surface area and intricately packed internal structures that can fit the sodium electrolytes used. The scientists heated up an oak leaf to 1,000 degrees Celsius to destroy the existing carbon structures and then introduced the electrolytes to the leaf's natural pores for absorption. The crew will continue to experiment with other leaves of varying shapes and sizes to find the best structure for energy storage, yet other natural materials would also work, such as peat moss, banana peels, and melon skin. Perhaps one day we will all be charging our smartphones with cheap, environmentally-friendly leaf batteries.
Scientists at the University of Maryland have found a way to turn an oak leaf into a sodium battery.
Leaf batteries may be an inexpensive and eco-friendly option in the future.


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Hebrew Public Approved for Second School in Brooklyn
November 16, 2016 /in Blog, Hebrew Public News /by Keciah Bailey
Hebrew Language Academy 2 to Open in CSD 21 in Fall of 2017
Regents Approved only Three of 25 Applicants
November 16, 2016 – The New York State Board of Regents has authorized the opening of Hebrew Language Academy 2, a school that will be part of the Hebrew Public schools network.
Hebrew Public, a New York-based nonprofit that manages three public charter schools in the city, will work with the new school's board to open the school in the Fall of 2017.
The new school will be located in Community School District (CSD) 21 in South Brooklyn. Open to all children eligible for kindergarten and first grade in 2017, the new school will be patterned after Hebrew Language Academy in CSD 22, which opened in 2009 and has now expanded to include a middle school. Hebrew Public's New York City network also includes Harlem Hebrew Language Academy, which opened in 2013 and currently serves children in grades K-4.
Each Hebrew Public school emphasizes global citizenship, serves students from all backgrounds, and provides a rigorous and supportive academic program that includes a focus on the study of Modern Hebrew.
Jon Rosenberg, president and CEO of Hebrew Public, which also works with six affiliated schools around the country, said the Regent's approval is a testament to the organization's and its schools' hard work, dedication, and commitment to the children of New York City.
Rosenberg says he is particularly grateful for the Regents' stamp of approval since only three applications were selected from 25 submitted. "It is a very rigorous process, so the fact that we were one of the three approved to move forward with a school is a strong validation of our work."
The new public school will serve students in grades K-1 in its first year and add an additional grade level each year. Children living in CSD 21, which includes parts of Midwood, Gravesend, Sheepshead Bay, Brighton Beach, and Coney Island, will have preference for admission to the school.
HEBREW PUBLIC is building a national network of academically rigorous dual-language charter schools that teach children of all backgrounds to become fluent and literate in Modern Hebrew and prepare them to be productive global citizens. The network includes schools in Brooklyn, Harlem, New Jersey, Washington, DC, San Diego, Los Angeles, and Minneapolis.
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Former State Department Executive Leads Israel Studies Program
November 2, 2016 /0 Comments/in Blog /by Keciah Bailey
Jessica Lieberman, a founding board member of Sela Public Charter School in Washington D.C., has been named director of Israel Studies and Partnerships for Hebrew Public.
In her new role, Lieberman is guiding and coordinating the Israel Studies curriculum, and overseeing a trip to Israel for middle school students. She will also develop Israel partnerships and alumni programming that provide students with access to Israel-related educational, cultural, and career opportunities as well as offer support in development of teacher and leadership pipelines for the Hebrew instruction program.
Lieberman has over 15 years of experience in human rights, intercultural exchange, and international affairs including in Israel. Prior to joining Hebrew Public, she was the deputy director for the office of global programming at the U.S. State Department, where she supervised a team of program officers responsible for managing over $100 million in grants to civil society organizations around the world. She initially joined the State Department in 2006 as American Association for the Advancement of Science science and policy fellow. Lieberman has worked for a number of human rights and non-governmental organizations in the Middle East and the United States, and has taught at George Washington University's Elliot School of International Affairs.
Lieberman has a PhD in political science from George Washington University, an MA in law and diplomacy from the Fletcher School and is a graduate of Smith College. She speaks Hebrew, Spanish and some Arabic.
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The most popular park in the United States, Great Smoky Mountains National Park offers a taste of wilderness to more than ten million visitors annually. Knoxville, Nashville, and Atlanta are all within a two-hour drive. Day-trippers visit mostly during late October for the annual display of fall color. Crisscrossed by 850 miles of hiking trails, including the Appalachian Trail, the park covers 522,427 acres along the 6,643-foot-high crest of the Great Smoky Mountains, so named for the fogs that fill the deep valleys. Before the park was established, its lands were extensively logged—70 percent of the trees had been clear-cut by 1934, when the lands were protected as a national park. Fortunately, the forests have grown back to obscure any sign of past degradations, and the uncut portions form the most extensive stands of primeval forest in the eastern United States. The region has recently suffered years of drought, culminating in a wind-swept 2016 forest fire that burned from the park's northern border into the neighboring tourist town of Gatlinburg, killing 14 people.
The main route through the park is Newfound Gap Road (US-441), which runs northwest from Cherokee to the even more tourist-traveled Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge in Tennessee. The road winds steeply through dense forests packed with magnificent giant hardwoods, flowering poplars, dogwoods, azaleas, and rhododendrons, and evergreen pines and firs at the highest elevations. Where the highway reaches the crest, a spur road runs parallel to the Appalachian Trail five miles west to 6,643-foot Clingmans Dome, the highest point in the park, where you can take a short but steep trail up to a lookout tower.
One of the most extensive natural areas—unlogged, old-growth forest, full of the park's oldest and tallest trees—lies at the center of the park, off Newfound Gap Road on the north side of the crest. Starting at the popular Chimney Tops picnic area, the well-marked three-quarter-mile Cove Hardwood Nature Trail winds through a sampling of the park's most stately maples and other broad-leafed trees—the ones responsible for the best of the fall colors.
Along Little River Road, west of the Sugarlands Visitor Center off US-441 at the park's northern entrance, stands another group of ancient trees. Midway along, trails lead to two marvelous waterfalls, Laurel Falls and Meigs Falls. Little River Road ends up at Cades Cove, where the preserved remnants of a mountain community that existed here from the early 1800s until the 1930s give a strong sense of Appalachian folkways. A church and a number of mills still stand. Self-guiding tour books are available to explain the history and culture of these "hillbilly" people, some 6,000 of whom used to live within the park boundaries. Bike rentals (865/448-9034) are available at the Cades Cove Trading Company near the Cades Cove campground, and you'll find plenty of opportunities for rides along the old country lanes.
Another popular park destination is Grotto Falls, southeast of Gatlinburg via the Roaring Fork Road, where a short, flat trail to the tumbling cascade leads through lush hemlock forest—an ideal environment for mushrooms, and for the 27 to 30 different species of salamanders that slither around underfoot.
The only beds available in the park are at the historic LeConte Lodge (865/429-5704, $145 and up), built in the 1920s atop 6,593-foot Mt. LeConte, and located a 6.5-mile hike from the nearest road. There are no phones, no TVs, little privacy, and no showers, but the nightly rates do come with "family-style" breakfast and dinner. Ten fairly basic campgrounds (877/444-6777, no showers or hookups) operate in the park, with reservations taken only for the largest and most popular ones at Cades Cove, Cataloochee (reservations required), Cosby, Elkmont, and Smokemont. Cades Cove, Elkmont, and Smokemont are accessible to RVs up to 35 feet long; for hikers, there are also bear-proofed backcountry shelters along the Appalachian Trail.
For more information, or to pick up the handy brochures describing the park's array of flora, fauna, trails, and other features, stop by either of the two main visitors centers. North of Cherokee at the south entrance, the Oconaluftee Visitor Center (828/497-1904) stands alongside the Mountain Farm Museum, a collection of historic buildings preserved as one pioneer farmstead, where gardening and agricultural demonstrations are given in summer. From the Sugarlands Visitor Center (865/436-1200), four miles south of Gatlinburg, Tennessee, you can take a short hike to Cataract Falls.
Previous Stop: Maggie Valley to Cherokee
Next Stop: Franklin or a Chattanooga Detour


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Q: Calculando um intervalo de tempo com a função LAG() Gostaria de calcular um intervalo de tempo no SQLDeveloper, entre a penultima compra e a ultima compra.
Por exemplo:

*

*Compra1 : 20/07/2022

*Compra2 : 21/07/2022

*Compra3 : 30/08/2022

*Compra4 : 01/01/2023

*Compra5 : 30/01/2023

Gostaria de saber o intervalo de tempo da compra4 até a compra5.
No postgresql eu consigo fazer tranquilamente com o seguinte código:
EXTRACT(day FROM (data - LAG(data,1) OVER (PARTITION BY CPF ORDER BY DATA ASC))) as diff

Um pedaço da minha query com o calculo de diferença errada:
SELECT
    ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION BY CPF ORDER BY DATA ASC) AS NUM_BUY,
LAG(DATA,1) OVER(PARTITION BY CPF ORDER BY DATA ASC) AS LAST_DATE,
    EXTRACT(DAY FROM DATA) - EXTRACT(DAY FROM (LAG(DATA, 1) OVER(PARTITION BY CPF ORDER BY DATA ASC))) AS DIFF,
    CPF,
    DATA
FROM
    CTE

Com esse código acima me retorna consulta errada.
E retorna valores negativos

A: Uma forma de resolver isso seria usando o LAG para retornar a linha anterior numa subquery, e a seguir calcular a diferença, assim por exemplo:
SELECT sub.*,
       DATEDIFF(sub.data_compra, sub.data_compra_anterio) diferenca
FROM  (SELECT id,
              data_compra,
              LAG(data_compra,1) OVER w AS data_compra_anterior
         FROM datas
        WINDOW w AS (ORDER BY data_compra)) AS sub

Aqui "sub" é o alias da subquery, que retona "data_compra" e "data_compra_anterior", que foi obtida usando a função LAG() (usei explicatamente o 1 para uma linha anterior, mas esse é o valor padrão e poderia ser omitido.
A seguir, foi usada função DATEDIFF() para calcular a diferença entre a data anterior e a atual, retornadas na subquery.
Pode ver funcionando aqui: https://www.db-fiddle.com/
Notas:

*

*Pode mudar o DATEDIFF para tratar horas, minutos, etc, veja a documentação.

*Pode tratar valores negativos mudando o ORDER ou no resultado de DATEDIFF

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There are lots of reasons people are going to be going to see Avengers: Endgame when it comes out in a couple weeks. When tickets went on sale two weeks ago the demand was so high it brought down the sites of several theater chains and ticket sellers, though even those outages didn't stop records from being set on Atom Tickets and Fandango. Official opening weekend forecasts anticipate $200-250 million at the box office, but some have predicted it could hit $300 million.
Those who were lucky enough to get tickets will be among the first to play a new mobile trivia game from National CineMedia. Shuffle, part of NCM's Noovie pre-show package, is the latest game from the company as it seeks to keep theatergoers entertained in new, interactive ways.
Flicks: A quick yes/no quiz on character or story details such as whether someone does or doesn't wear a mask.
Star Chains: Each question is built off the answer from the previous question, creating "chains" or correct responses.
Match Up: Match three movies with the actors, props or other details suggested.
Timeline: See how well you can tell time, either by sequencing movies in order of the year released or by correctly arranging plot points from a single movie.
There's also a bonus round to place cards in a suggested movie category in the time allotted.
The central element in all these games are the cards that can be swiped, placed or matched as each game specifies.
The movies, topics and characters included in the various games range across genres and categories but are often contextually relevant based on current releases as well as classic titles. The topics and movies will evolve over time to encourage repeat playing. NCM also says it will be working with movie studios on custom card decks and even games that are tied to upcoming and current releases.
Players who register in the game will be able to view where they rank on a leaderboard and even go head-to-head with other players. They can also share their scores on Twitter and Facebook. Later this year NCM will introduce the ability to win rewards and prizes, though those are still to be determined.
Shuffle, which was introduced at the recent CinemaCon event for exhibitors, is essentially an interactive mobile incarnation of the kinds of trivia questions that have been shown on screen during pre-show packages for years. That seems to be an attempt to tap into the current popularity of trivia games, exemplified by the rise of the HQTrivia app-based game show that was later mimicked by Facebook when it launched the very similar Confetti.
National CineMedia has made two previous forays into the mobile casual gaming space, introducing the augmented reality Noovie ARcade last year along with the the fantasy football-esque Fantasy Movie League. With Shuffle's launch it's clear that it's assumed people are looking at their mobile screens before the movie starts and not the big one in front of them, so offering them something on that smaller screen is a way to keep their attention.


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Nova Scotia's economy is largely resource based. Fishing of course is a major sector of economic activity. In addition, the mining of gypsum/salt and offshore oil and gas drilling also play a significant role in employment. Lastly, the defense and aerospace industries have been a large presence for many years.
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Courts cannot solve domestic violence
Amanda Banks Legal Affairs EditorThe West Australian
Monday, 13 April 2015 2:50AM
Domestic violence deaths in the Aboriginal community are an "intractable social problem" which is well beyond the scope of criminal law, a Supreme Court judge has commented when sentencing a woman who fatally stabbed her abusive partner while defending herself from an alcohol-fuelled attack.
Sentencing Valincia Mary Byrne to three years jail on Friday, Justice John McKechnie said judges and the criminal law could not resolve the problem of domestic violence but penalties had to act as a general deterrent by sending a message there would be significant consequences for the taking of a life.
"I will be shortly leaving this court after 16 years and during that time I have dealt with many women in your situation, who have been the victim of domestic violence, usually where alcohol is involved, and have gone too far, frequently stabbing to death their partners, as you have done," Justice McKechnie said.
"It is an intractable social problem that indigenous people in this day and age are diminishing their numbers by actions such as this. The court is not here to resolve those problems."
Byrne was originally accused of murdering her partner of five years in May last year, but the charge was downgraded to manslaughter after it was accepted the 42-year-old had acted out of excessive self-defence. "Your relationship was marred by continuing violence and alcohol consumption," Justice McKechnie said.
"I note the particularly serious incident which occurred about a year before the killing, when he violently attacked you, forcing you to flee naked from your house, seek refuge and eventually be hospitalised."
Byrne, described as a "work fanatic" and a much-loved family member, was assessed as being at a low risk of further violence and had no previous record for violent offences.
A report to the court said violence began within six months of Byrne's relationship with her partner.
The pattern involved the consumption of alcohol, him punching her with a fist, Byrne not retaliating, him leaving and then the acceptance of his returning with apologies.
"It's a pattern that we see in this court all too often and there's not much point in talking about people having a choice," Justice McKechnie said. "In one sense, that's right, but all the complexities of your background seem to mark you out as a person who seeks, unconsciously no doubt, violent partners.
"In one sense, it was happenstance who was going to kill whom in this relationship, but the results to both families have been devastating, to yours and to the deceased's."
Byrne will be eligible to be considered for parole after serving half the jail term.
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If you are looking for a dentist that can provide Invisalign you should consider someone who has technical skill and can offer quality service. Not only do you need someone who is technically certified in the field but someone who can offer great quality of customer care. This means having personal skills as well as confidence and being able to put all of your apprehensions and fears at ease during your appointments.
When you need a dentist that can give you a dentist Invisalign, you should find someone whose office is ready and willing to discuss the varying aspects of the Invisalign process including who can qualify and the costs associated with the procedure.
If you are looking for a dentist that can provide Invisalign you should look for someone that has kept themselves and their practice up to date on the newest changes and advances in the field.
Invisalign is a new alternative to traditional metal braces. In lieu of using wires to move your teeth as is the case with traditional braces this method moves your teeth with clear plastic trays which are known as aligners. They are almost entirely invisible which means you can wear them during your treatment and no one will notice. It has quickly become popular among the adult community and teenagers who are concerned about their aesthetics.
The first step is to make out your treatment plan. Your dentist will take a bite impression and then create a custom-mold aligner for your teeth in a series meant to straighten your teeth. Then the aligners are created with computer mapping and shipped to your dentist who will give them to you. Every two to three weeks you need to get a new set of aligners as your teeth continue to move. You can remove the aligners when you eat and when you brush your teeth. Your dentist will regularly check on the progress of your teeth. Each set during the Invisalign process is slightly different from the set before and will move your teeth toward a more aesthetically pleasing result. You can see results within six months to one year.
Invisalign is meant to treat patients who have crowded teeth or wide spaces in between their teeth. It is also a good solution to those with overbites or under-bites. When you need Invisalign Philadelphia, you should receive a consultation prior to using Invisalign in order to correctly assess whether it is a good fit.
Invisalign is more expensive than traditional braces due to the fact that the lab work costs are much higher. In some cases this treatment may not be the best. If you do not maintain meticulous care of your teeth then it can lead to the formation of cavities. This is due to the fact that those who do not clean their teeth after eating will have plaque pressed against their teeth and with the design of the braces the tongue and the saliva cannot naturally clean it.


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German Graduate Alumni
German Undergraduate Alumni
Slavic Alumni
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Lori Feathers
More about Lori Feathers...
Lori Feathers (1990) is a lawyer and a bookstore owner.
Janel Galvanek
BA in German
MA in Germanistik from Georgetown University
Master's degree from the University of Hamburg
More about Janel Galvanek...
After graduation from Penn State with a BA in German, Janel Galvanek received an MA in Germanistik from Georgetown University and then worked briefly at the Holocaust Museum in DC as a German-English translator and then at the German Historical Institute as an editor. But Europe was calling and she left in 2003 for Tirol, Austria where she had a Fulbright teaching scholarship for two years. She then returned to university and earned a Master's degree in 2008 from the University of Hamburg in "Peace Research and Security Policy."
Since 2009, Janel has worked for the Berghof Foundation, a conflict transformation and peacebuilding institute, with a lot of different projects – both research and practical – all over the world in the contexts of conflict or post-conflict countries. Right now all of Janel's projects are in Africa and she travels there extensively. You can read her Berghof bio and also her most recent research report on Liberia. When not traveling for work, Janel resides in Berlin.
Janel thinks quite frequently of the role that her German major played in her life and work. And now that we have renewed contact with her, we will be thinking of Janel quite frequently as well!
Vance Holthenrichs
Double Major in Russian and German
More about Vance Holthenrichs...
Vance Holthenrichs (2018) double majored in Russian and German. He is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Slavic Linguistics at the University of Indiana Bloomington.
Devin McCoy
Teaching English at the Hermann-Allmers-Schule
More about Devin McCoy...
Devin McCoy has begun her teaching duties in English at the Hermann-Allmers-Schule in Hagen im Bremischen. She will be looking for volunteer opportunities to support Syrian refugees in Germany, and also studying her options for pursuing a masters degree studying Applied Linguistics in Germany or France in the following year.
Marta Millar
Triple major in German, History, and International Politics
More about Marta Millar...
Marta Millar (triple major in German, History, and International Politics) is completing an internship at the German Consulate in New York City during the summer of 2018. She reflects on her experience:
"Interning in the liaison office for the University of Freiburg and Eucor has been a truly wonderful experience, and I have learned a lot through the many opportunities I have been exposed to while here at the German consulate general in New York. I have enjoyed using and improving my German skills in the work environment, as well as reconnecting with Uni-Freiburg, where I previously studied abroad. My work here has included promoting areas of research focus at Eucor such as precision medicine through event organization, and alumni development for Uni-Freiburg here in the United States. It was exciting to have the chance to get to know many Freiburg alumni, and even meet with and interview several impressive alumni for spotlights on Uni-Freiburg's website. Most of all, I have enjoyed the up-close experience of fostering German-American relations and discovering the multitude of organizations here in the United States that focus on furthering this transatlantic partnership, because it has made me realize how many doors studying German has opened up in my future."
Neil Shook
Double Major in Math and German
2018 Student Marshal
More about Neil Shook...
Neil Shook, who will graduate in May 2018 with a double major in Math and German and a minor in Linguistics, has received a USTA Teaching Assistantship to teach English in Weiz, Austria, starting in Fall 2018. Neil will also serve as the Departmental Marshal for the Department of Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literatures at May graduation. Congratulations, Neil!


The making of kokeshi dolls is said to have started from around the middle of the Edo period as souvenirs sold to visitors at hot spring spas in the Tohoku region. In those days, unfinished wooden toys from the mountain villages of the Michinoku region were seen as excellent playthings for children, who had little else for entertainment. Among these toys, kokeshi dolls from Naruko have a particularly unique style to them acquired over their long history such as creative hairstyles for bangs, a bulge at the shoulders, a stable chest, and realistic waistlines. The heads are made separately and fit onto a peg at the top, and if you turn the heads left and right, they make a squeaking sound. The dolls are in the shape of cute little girls from the Michinoku region.
*Lucky charms made to fulfill a particular hope by woodturners keeping the traditions alive.
・"Birth kokeshi" – To commemorate a birth in the hope that the child will grow up healthy.
・"Marriage kokeshi" – To hope for an ever-happy marriage full of smiles.
・"Enju (pagoda tree) kokeshi" – Placed in the northeast corner of new houses, etc. to ward off evil spirits.


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Budget Cut Worries Stall $115M Borrowing Plan For LSU
Biz New Orleans Site Staff,
BATON ROUGE (AP) — LSU stopped nearly $115 million in planned borrowing Friday as investors pulled out of the deal amid concerns over the university's financial instability.
The university cited "continued unpredictability of our state budget" in its announcement.
"The deal blew up. You can pretty it up, but that's what happened … LSU pulled down the bond issue," said Treasurer John Kennedy. "Under normal circumstances, it would have been a pretty garden-variety, routine bond sale. But these aren't normal circumstances."
The sale of bonds for upfront cash had been underway to refinance existing debt and save the university money, pay for new and renovated student housing and expand the student health center on the Baton Rouge campus, according to state financial documents.
But when new worries surfaced this week about the university's credit rating and the threat of a possible bankruptcy filing, national investors backed out of much of the deal before the closing, Kennedy said. The university then scrapped the bond sale.
"We believe this is the responsible thing to do, and we will reevaluate the offering once the state's financial picture becomes clearer," LSU said in a statement.
The university didn't initially explain that investors balked, simply saying the bond sale had been postponed. Then after Kennedy's comments, LSU acknowledged in a follow-up statement that "it became evident there were concerns among investors."
As the state grapples with a $1.6 billion shortfall, public colleges are threatened with deep cuts topping $600 million, up to 80 percent of their state financing, in the budget year that begins July 1. Gov. Bobby Jindal has proposed tax changes and other ideas to raise money to close some of the gap, but no agreement has been reached with lawmakers.
Jindal chief of staff Kyle Plotkin suggested a solution would be found.
"The bottom line is that there are options on the table to protect LSU and our universities, and we are confident that the budget will do that at the end of the day," he said in a statement.
Any cuts would come after years of budget slashing across campuses.
LSU System President F. King Alexander said this week that campuses, including the flagship campus in Baton Rouge, are exploring the steps required to file for "financial exigency," the equivalent of bankruptcy, in case cuts were so deep that exigency was needed.
On Friday, the university stressed that it hasn't started filing for exigency.
"President Alexander has not formally requested, nor has the LSU Board of Supervisors voted, to declare financial exigency. However, we are working together on a wide range of contingency plans in preparation for the final outcome of the budget process," Ann Duplessis, chair of the board, said in a written statement.
But the possibility could have been enough to spook investors.
Earlier this week, national credit rating agency Moody's Investors Services dropped LSU's credit outlook from positive to stable, raising concerns that Moody's could lower the university's credit rating if it gets hit with hefty budget cuts. A rating downgrade would cost LSU more to borrow money.
"Put yourself in the shoes of an investor," Kennedy said, citing Louisiana's past cuts to higher education and the threat of even greater reductions. "Under those circumstances, would you buy our bonds?"
Duplessis said university leaders "remain optimistic that the Legislature's concern for higher education will result in solutions that will protect LSU."
– by AP Reporter Melinda Deslatte
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Just 3 minutes walk from Flax Mill, serving a good menu of home cooked food all day, including breakfast.
Newly refurbished offering a variety of eating options.
A traditional family-run, Country Inn in the quiet village of Wensley, on the very edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Yorebridge House, located in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, is a luxury boutique hotel and restaurant. Situated by the river Ure, on the edge of the unspoilt village of Bainbridge, Wensleydale, surrounded by open countryside and breath-taking scenery.
The Sandpiper Inn is a free house owned by husband and wife Jonathan & Janine Harrison since 1999. Every care has been taken to establish a friendly, welcoming and effective business with the main emphasis being to serve quality food using the finest local ingredients wherever possible.
Alternatively, the fish bar, snug or the bar are less formal areas, perfect for a relaxed dining experience.
Fine Dining in the Yorkshire Dales..... The 18th Century Charles Bathurst Inn in Arkengarthdale, or The CB Inn, as it is affectionately called, nestles in some of the Yorkshire Dales most spectacular scenery.
Located within some of the most breath-taking scenery in Yorkshire, The Punch Bowl Inn (sister establishment to the Charles Bathurst Inn) has gained a reputation for providing food of the utmost quality.
It's committed to using only the best local and seasonal produce, meaning the lamb and beef are sourced from local farmers, the game comes from the surrounding moors and fresh fish is delivered from Hartlepool six days a week.
Nestling in the heart of some of the most spectacular scenery in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, the historic King's Arms in Askrigg doubled as the fictional Drovers Arms in the much loved BBC drama All Creatures Great and Small.


Today, Electronic Arts announced the completion of its internal reorganization, headed by its CEO John Riccitiello's, into four main labels, as well as the executive team which will be heading up each brand. One of the surprises of today's announcement was that Peter Moore, Microsoft's vice president of the Interactive Entertainment Business division, is leaving the company to become the President of EA Sports.
The news comes as sales of the Xbox 360 appear to stall across the globe, with Nintendo quickly closing in. Moore will remain at Microsoft to assist in the transition through August and will then return to the San Francisco Bay area with his family, where they lived until he took the position at Microsoft.
Don Mattrick, EA's former president of worldwide game studios, will take the post leading the Microsoft games business, including Xbox and Games for Windows, effective July 30th.


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Is Smooth Streaming Microsoft's Trojan Horse?
In this article on streaminglearningcenter.com, Jan Ozser discusses whether Microsoft may use Smooth Streaming as a method of gaining greater market share for Silverlight over Flash.
I've written before that most consumers couldn't care less if Microsoft pulled the plug on Silverlight, primarily because from their view — that of the user — it does little that Flash can't do. I know, I know, there's lot of fringe features Silverlight offers that Flash doesn't, but the reverse is also true, and in terms of the core feature set – the features used by most web sites – and from the point of view of the user, the technologies are similar.
This doesn't mean that Silverlight doesn't offer multiple advantages over Flash from the developer's perspective – it clearly does. Specifically, if you've got large libraries of legacy content encoded in Windows Media format, Silverlight can play it, while Flash can't. If you've got lots of applications developed in .Net or C#, they're easier to port to the web using Silverlight than with Flash. The developers who created these programs can also be immediately become productive with Silverlight, while they basically have to start from scratch to produce Flash programming.


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Episode 34 – Marcilly-le-Hayer (with Helen Grant)
February 12, 2014 | Episodes | Comments (12)
This episode Will and Mike are thrilled to be joined by top M.R. James scholar and author Helen Grant to help them struggle their way through unfinished M.R. James story fragment 'Marcilly-le-Hayer'.
Thanks to our readers this episode, Tom Hemmings and Debbie Wedge.
Marcilly-le-Hayer map (Monty's World)
You can view the eponymous French town on our mapping app Monty's World.
Postcards of Marcilly-le-Hayer (www.famille-bretet.net)
This website contains a great number of period postcards and photos of Marcilly-le-Hayer.
Story notes by Rosemary Pardoe (Ghosts & Scholars)
Rosemary Pardoe has provides some very useful notes on this story, including translations of the French passages.
Places I have tried to visit: Marcilly-le-Hayer (Helen Grant)
This is the excellent article that prompted us to invite Helen to be our co-host. First published in Ghosts & Scholars, this article describes Helen's visit to Marcilly-le-Hayer and her search for the locations featured in the story.
'Caroline de Litchfield' by Donald Tumasonis (Ghosts & Scholars)
In this article Tumasonis examines the real novel which James features in this story (albeit with a slightly mangled title!).
M.R. James and France by Percy Lubbock (Google books)
Percy Lubbock's all-to breif memoir of M.R. James features some revealing and entertaining insights into some of James' many holidays in France.
Stories I have tried to write by M.R. James (The Albion Chronicles)
In his essay 'Stories I have tried to write' M.R. James describes various stories which never reached publication, including one which is unmistakably 'Marcilly-le-Hayer'.
A Whisper in the Ear by Sheila Hodgson (Youtube)
Between 1976 and 1992 Sheila Hodgson wrote a number of stories for radio which were inspired by the stories mentioned in M.R. James' essay 'Stories I have tried to write'. This one is based on the fragment of 'Marcilly-e-Hayer' mentioned in that essay. The others can be purchases in ebook form.
Tags: France, Helen Grant, M.R. James, Manuscript, Marcilly-le-Hayer, Montague Rhodes James, Unfinished
A Rat In The Wall says:
Gotta agree, not spectacular, but some nice ideas. I especially love the idea of the novel imitating his life or vice versa, sort of like malign synchronicity. But sure, anything can happen in France.
Also glad to hear the family is well!
Michaelcthulhu says:
I quiet like these fragments where you have to guess what the story might have been. We need to remove the husband in a way that the wife can both know more than she tells people AND feel the loss of her husband acutely.
Émile Giraud – "he was, SAID THE BOOK, a thoroughly reputable, honest, and amiable person".
My theory is that Émile Giraud is the bad thing in this story. Some sort of sorcerer or alchemist in league with "Satan" or assorted dark powers in exchange for wealth.
After years of being married unaware Eugeiné finally catches him in the act of doing something diabolical. They scuffle and Émile winds up dead somehow, possibly while being distracted by Eugeiné something alchemical blows up in his face or the demon he had bound gets close enough to strangle him.
Eugeiné decides to honor his memory by not telling anyone what had happened. The source of Émile's wealth was diabolical, and hence the disappearance of the cash.
At the climax of the story the narrator would go to the house and lift up the slab, and find the lair where Émile was working his diabolical arts, along with the sorcerers aged skeleton. There might be a sentence or two about how the narrator felt a rush of foul air upon lifting the slab, almost like a physical presence passed by him.
Of course Eugeiné would meet a foul end shortly after, be heard screaming and raving at an invisible thing before falling to her death onto a spiked railing, something like that.
The story would close out with the Narrator theorizing that the book he purchased was somehow haunted by Émile, it was one of the many things his widow had disposed of in the years since his death. It had lured him to Marcilly-le-hayer so the narrator could unwittingly help the evil spirit exact revenge on Eugeiné.
That's my theory anyway. Thanks for the great podcast!
JakeTucker says:
Congratulations Mike.
Unless your a superman I expect the podcasts won't be as frequent as they have been although there can't be many more stories left to cover I think?
In light of the new addition to the family Mike how about a podcast dedicated to The Five Jars? (tongue-in-cheek emoticon!)
I think they're gonna cover just about everything they can get their hands on, The Five Jars, Eton and Kings and Norfolk and Suffolk, then move onto other people, like the Benson Bros. or something, maybe LeFanu.
I'd love to hear what they have to say about Schalcken the Painter. 🙂 And the DVD/BluRay set has finally been released…
G Quinn says:
Please have Helen Grant back on the podcast again soon! She was both lively and knowledgeable (like you chaps, of course)and I am now going to look into her works.
Unlike Monty, we appreciate the feminine perspective!
Helen Grant says:
Thank you for your kind words, G Quinn! I'm hoping the boys will let me back on the podcast again in future. If you're interested in my MRJ articles, they are all on the Ghosts and Scholars website or my own blog.
I'm also sure (re: JakeTucker's comment) that there is a lot more podcast material in there. How can we ever get bored of talking about MRJ?
Michelle Souliere says:
Hi guys! I've been loving your show since a friend pointed it out to me last fall. I tore through the episodes and now like the rest of your listeners I have to wait on tenterhoods for the new ones to arrive.
I was so pleased to hear Helen on the show for this episode — I corresponded with her when buying a copy of her Bad Münstereifel chapbook back in 2007. Somehow I'd missed the fact that she's been writing novels since!!! So now I have been busily squirreling about looking for copies of them and am very excited to read the three I've managed to find so far.
Thanks guys!!! Keep up the good work — I look forward to hearing more. 🙂
Daniel Lönn says:
Hey guys. I kind of agree with Quinn asking Helen back for more podcasts! I try to imagine this bicycle James used when he was cycling in france. I almost laughed out loud when you explained it as 'this weird contraption'… Greetings from Sweden!
And since I live in Sweden, I couldn't help to just love that episode of "Count Magnus" for the fun of it. I can assure you, though, all padlocks are still in place and he's going nowhere!
/ Daniel
When the Cheylesmore double tricycle came up in the podcast I knew I'd seen it somewhere in a film, but could not remember which.
Last weekend I watched a few old films including Hammer's The Hound of the Baskervilles from 1959. The character Bishop Frankland, played by Miles Malleson, walks with such a contraption at his side. Unless I missed it later we don't see him attempting to ride the thing. The scene starts about 28 and a half minutes into the film.
I was hoping I might be able to add that that the complete film is on Youtube but I don't think it is. There's a complete film labelled 'Sherlock Holmes The Hound of the Baskervilles 1959' but it's the later version with Stephen Brett.
Travellerintime says:
First of all, congratulations to Mike and his partner!
We have stumbled upon the podcast recently, and we have listened so far to the first and the latest episode. It is a well done podcast and we enjoy your conversations and the show. You did well on the audio since the first episode. Keep on the good work, have fun and satisfaction!
Richard Leigh says:
I suspect that Eugenie murdered Emile because that was the only way she could get her hands on his grimoire, after which……….


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Qualifications and Interests. We seek faculty with expertise in all areas of interest, but particularly welcome researchers with agendas with a wide range of populations (children, adolescents, older adults) to build on current areas of strength in the college, including obesity, nutrition, informatics, organ donation, cancer prevention and control, maternal and child health, opioids, mental health and HIV/AIDS. For early career applicants, preferred candidates hold the rank of assistant professor or a postdoctoral position, but we will also consider exceptional doctoral students who will complete a doctorate prior to appointment. Midcareer and senior applicants should hold a doctorate and have an active, externally funded research portfolio and record appropriate to warrant a tenured appointment at the rank of associate or full professor. Cluster hiring of research teams including senior and early career faculty is encouraged. Salary and benefits are competitive and commensurate with experience. We value diversity and seek individuals committed to inclusivity in collaborative, interdisciplinary research, education and practice.
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Facebook Messenger & Instagram Getting Vanish Mode
By Akhil November 14, 2020 Updated: November 14, 2020 No Comments2 Mins Read
The developers of the popular social media apps implemented a new feature.
It will allow users to disappear messages very quickly.
The messages will remain in the system for 14 days.
The developers of the Facebook family working hard to bring out the maximum user satisfaction and just a couple of days ago, the developers implemented a disappearing feature on WhatsApp which will allow users to delete a particular message after a certain time and the same will happen automatically. The developers implemented a similar kind of feature for Facebook Messenger and Instagram. Without making any further delay let's dive into the article to check out the complete details of the latest feature on the board.
Both the Facebook Messenger and Instagram getting the vanished mode feature and the same will work as the name suggests. It will automatically delete the messages which you sent to the person who is sitting on the other end. This feature can be activated by swiping up from the bottom and it will be deleted once you close the application or the conversation.
Having said that, Facebook says that you guys can able to report the conversation if there is any wrong happened and you need to report a message within 14 days which means the messages will remain in the system for the next 14 days.
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Small trout munchies that are widely available in most freshwater systems and hatch at a range of temperatures making them a staple food source year round.
Midge larvae resemble tiny worms that typically have a sender body or slightly tapered as it approaches the head of larvae.
Midge larvae emerging into an adult take a pupa form who's body includes legs, wings and antennae clumped near the head of the insect.
A midge larvae pattern with well defined ribbing.
A perfect larvae worm for spooky trout in clear water.
A simple midge larvae pattern that brings many trout to the net.
A midge larvae pattern with a body style similar to the Toxic Midge Pupa.
A productive midge pupa pattern exhibiting just the right features to attract even pressured trout.