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'The Right Bait': Alabama Pastor Uses Rap, Retreats to Reel in Students
July 27, 2022 by Staff
By Diana Chandler
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (BP) – Pastor Dewayne Rembert considers himself from the "country ghetto." Born in 1975 in rural Linden, he had no running water or indoor toilet but ran illegal drugs in urban housing projects to buy food to eat.
Economic poverty, fatherlessness and a mother who retreated to the streets weeks at a time have given him a Gospel perspective that led 67 urban teenagers to profess Christianity in one month through the Flatline Movement and Flatline Church at Chisholm, both of which Rembert founded.
"If you don't have the right bait on the hook," Rembert said of outreach to urban youth, "you're not going to catch (them). We know what the problem is, and the church has the solution to the problem. We've got to put the right bait on the hook for them to get clean. And then urban guys, we need support."
Rembert's "bait" is the Gospel message in sermons and in the latest genre of rap music from "the hard guys from the streets that got saved," not the contemporary Christian rap that Rembert says typically reaches Anglo youth.
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"They're playing songs from back in 2012," Rembert said of contemporary Christian rap often used in church youth groups. "That sound is not even popular no more, to the young people."
Rembert saw the salvations in June at two summer camps, the first held in Panama City, Fla., at a Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Flatline Movement camp. There, 40 students from four inner-city Alabama schools made decisions for Christ, their trips provided with donations from several Southern Baptist churches.
In a girls camp three weeks later in Panama City, 20 of the approximately 40 girls in attendance professed Christ as their Savior. The following Sunday at Flatline Church, seven teenagers accepted Christ and were baptized on the spot.
"Through the grace of God I was able to reach out to quite a few of our SBC churches, and they made donations for us to take down four of our local inner-city schools' (sports) teams down to Panama City," Rembert said. "We do things at the church as well, but it's something about bringing children from the inner-city and taking them to the beach. When I was in high school, I never went to the beach. It was only a dream for me. It was not a reality.
"My mom was, sadly, in and out of the streets and there was no dad around and all my uncles were under the bondage of alcohol. And my grandmother had dementia. So I was just in the streets."
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Rembert had begun "holding drugs" for drug dealers in the ghetto who would later sell them, he said, in his teenage years after his grandmother began suffering dementia. The two would run out of food after the first two weeks of each month.
Rembert moved to Montgomery at age 19 with the clothes on his back and a change of underwear and an extra shirt in a plastic bag, he told Baptist Press. He got a job at Wendy's and, for the first time in his life, had running water and could take a hot shower.
Now a "tri-vocational" pastor, Rembert told BP he knew that getting inner-city youth away from their environments of stress and lack for just a season "and evangelistically (engaging) them with the Gospel through culture, the same culture that they come from, would be very, very effective. So that's what we did."
In partnership with Chisholm Baptist Church, a fading congregation of 20 worshippers between the ages of 62 and 93, Rembert began Flatline Church at Chisholm in 2019. Through the Montgomery Baptist Association, Chisholm Baptist gifted Flatline Church at Chisholm with a 22,000-square-foot building, looking for an African American pastor to reach the changing community.
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Rembert had begun in ministry teaching Bible study weekday mornings at a local public high school before leaving for work at 7 a.m. as the general manager of a local hotel.
"The Bible study started growing so big, we had to move it to the auditorium," he said. "And then, the school, they stopped making me cut it off at 7 o'clock, because guys were coming out of gangs, girls were keeping their babies when they were going to have abortions."
School coaches and administrators began calling Rembert to intervene when students were going astray, promising to give the students another chance if Rembert could sway them to change.
"I would go over to the school and share my story," he said. He resonated with the students because he was once in their shoes, dealing with life without a father or a father's rejection.
The outreach led Rembert to found the Flatline Movement an urban ministry, in 2015, based on Romans 6:11. In its earliest days, the ministry focused on football teams, engaging them in Bible study over dinner after team practice. In 2021, he revamped the movement to engage the culture with the Gospel through the arts, assisted by a team of seven rappers and musical artists who worship at Flatline Church at Chisholm.
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Rembert is church-planting strategist for the Montgomery Baptist Association, works part time at the front desk of a local hotel, and also does part-time work at the Elmore Baptist Association in Wetumpka.
The married father of three children is continuing his education at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary after attending Troy State University of Montgomery and Birmingham Theological Seminary.
He doesn't earn a salary in the Flatline Movement or the pastorate, estimating the average annual income is $12,000 for families within a mile radius of the church.
"Can you imagine living off of $1,000 a month? That's household income."
Rembert encourages Southern Baptists to listen to inner-city youth when trying to reach them with the Gospel.
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"I would like for Southern Baptists to listen to them and to realize that everything that's not like (Southern Baptists) in regards of culture is not demonic, again, like rap," Rembert said. "Rap is in the Bible.
"Rap stands for rhyme and poetry. If you look in the Book of Psalms, it's a what? Poetic book. What about Proverbs? Poetic Book. Ecclesiastes, poetic book. Job? Poetic Book. And the Book of Psalms is rhyming. And the Bible says David danced out of his clothes.
"Now, we don't know what kind of music he was listening to, but he was worshiping the Lord."
This article originally appeared at Baptist Press.


What fun I had making this little beauty! He is only 10″ long but ever inch is packed with dynamite!
The cake inside is based on a 7″ square Chocolate cake (not a mud cake) with dark chocolate ganache covered in sugar paste.
1. Preheat oven to 180C. Lightly grease tin and line the base. Beat the butter, sugar and vanilla with electric beaters until light and fluffy. Add eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition. Transfer to larger bowl and fold in combined flours, bicarbonate of soda and cocoa alternatively with the buttermilk.
2. Spoon into tin and smooth the surface. Bake for between 1hr and 1hr 10 mins. A skewer inserted into the centre should come out clean. Leave the cake in the tin to cool for at least 5 mins before turning onto a wire rack to cool completely.
Use the plan below to help design the shape of your template. Enlarge the plan by 140% in a copier so that the car measures 10″ in length. Widen the car by adding a strip of paper down the middle of your template so that the car measures 5.5″ in width. This shape makes the best use of your cake pieces and it also looks cute for a young persons birthday ( Flynn was turning 3).
Use this template to cut out your set up board from a piece of card with the wax/shiny side up.
Use a little ganache or Royal Icing to stick the pieces of cake to the set up board. Use ganache to join pieces together.
Enlarge one of the 'side on' pictures of Lightning McQueen below till the car measures 10″ long. Cut it our and hold against your cake as you carve to get the correct outline / shape.
As you start to carve the shape of the car, don't throw out any lumps of cake but instead use them to fill in some empty spaces.
Once you are happy with the shape of your car cover it in a thin layer of ganache (a crumb coat) and place in fridge.
Remove from fridge when hard and with this nice firm base you will be able to add more ganache and smooth it to the required shape.
Use a round cutter to cut out the wheel arches.
Roll out your red sugar paste and cover the car in one go. I used a ball tool to press the sugar paste into the wheel arches.
While the sugar paste is still soft use a skewer or similar to fashion a smiling mouth shape.
Cut out a spoiler template in paper to fit the car and use it to cut out your spoiler from a nice thick piece of red sugar paste (add some CMC or Tylose powder to the sugar paste to help firm it up). This will take some time to harden, maybe even overnight.
Cut out hubcaps and thick wheels using the 'side on' picture of Lightening McQueen as a guide the the size. Add Tylose powder to the wheels to help them harden.
Leave the spoiler and wheels to dry out, meanwhile continue with the rest of the car details.
Use the 'side on' picture of Lightning McQueen as a guide to make the lightening bolt.
Make the two intermediate shades by mixing together some red and yellow.
Using this Rust-eze image as your inspiration, design a badge with the name of your choice.
Use yellow Royal Icing to pipe Flynn on to the badge or cut out some thinly rolled sugar paste.
Cut out the rear window and attach.
Cover your 12″ cake board with black sugar paste and place Lightning McQueen diagonally on top.


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Free speech restrictions intensify ahead of elections - HRW
News Election 2015 Election News
The Myanmar election commission should immediately revoke new regulations that prohibit political parties and candidates from criticizing the Myanmar military and the constitution on state media, Human Rights Watch said in statement on 1 September.
The statement continues, curtailing discussion of issues fundamental to Myanmar's future violates the right to free expression and deprives the public of the right to information and the ability to debate key issues, which is a central purpose of democratic elections.
The Union Election Commission (UEC) announced on August 29, 2015, that policy statements by political parties ahead of the November 8 polls would be limited to 15 minutes on state-controlled radio and television and then republished in state-controlled newspapers, and could not criticize the Tatmadaw (armed forces) or the 2008 constitution. The UEC and Ministry of Information will vet all statements and ensure no language is included "that can split the Tatmadaw or that can disgrace and damage the dignity of the Tatmadaw."
"The role of the military and possibly amending the constitution are central issues in the upcoming election," said Brad Adams, Asia director at Human Rights Watch. "A gag order on criticizing the military and the constitution shows the army's lack of commitment to democracy. This throwback to the days of military dictatorship reveals the dangerous collusion between the armed forces and the election commission."
The new order undermines the Code of Conduct for Political Parties and Candidates, which was drafted in consultation with several political parties and signed on June 26 by 67 parties (out of an estimated 90 fielding candidates). It states that all parties will respect the rights of others to "present their ideas, basic principles, and political agendas; to have free access to mass media for political canvassing; and to publish and distribute their electoral documents and materials without hindrance, intimidation or coercion, as set out in existing laws or regulations."
The UEC prohibition on criticism of the military in state media comes after members of parliament (MPs) and others have increasingly spoken out against the military's attempts to block proposed amendments to the constitution. In parliamentary debates in June, 61 percent of MPs in the national assembly voted to amend section 436(a) of the constitution, which requires that amendments to key provisions in the constitution be first supported by 75 percent of MPs, and then by over half of eligible voters in a nationwide referendum. Through the constitution, the military has guaranteed itself 25 percent of seats in the parliament, giving it an effective veto over amendments, including any that could dilute its power.
In July several student activists who publicly decried the military's de facto veto power were arrested and now face charges of unlawful assembly.
"Burmese leaders and foreign supporters are touting the elections as evidence of real progress in Burma, the military is moving to curb speech necessary for free and fair elections," Adams said. "An accurate measure of the military's commitment to democratic reform is in its continued intimidation of opposition political parties, dissident students, and outspoken journalists. The army is showing it still has strong authoritarian instincts that could undermine the legitimacy of the elections."
The UEC statement renews longstanding concerns over the independence of the commission and its chairman, former Army General Tin Aye. In a June 2015 media interview, he said that he wanted to see the ruling party, the military-backed Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDA), win the elections, but "win fairly." On March 27, during the annual Armed Forces Day parade in the capital, Naypyidaw, Tin Aye wore his military uniform during the ceremony, saying:
'I would give up my life to wear my uniform. I wear it because I want to. That's why I wear it even if I have to quit [the UEC] because of that. But there is no law saying I should resign for wearing [my] uniform.'
Election observers say that despite its clear biases, the UEC has taken some positive steps, including voter education, the displaying of updated voter lists of an estimated 31 million voters throughout Myanmar, and the drafting of codes of conduct for political parties and domestic monitors. Some 16,000 domestic observers are expected to take part on polling day. However, the UEC leadership is dominated by former officials of the military-controlled government and senior military officers, calling into question its independence from the government. The 2008 constitution mandates that the armed forces fill three key cabinet portfolios including the Ministry of Home Affairs and its General Administration Department, which plays a key role in the elections. Senior UEC officials also routinely change directives at the last minute, creating confusion among many election-related organizations.
UEC media guidelines issued in early August proposed restrictions on Myanmar media outlets, including a quota on journalists per township. These were reportedly scrapped after talks between the UEC and the nongovernmental Myanmar Interim Press Council. Restrictions on foreign journalists have yet to be made public by the UEC and the Ministry of Information. There are increased concerns in the lead-up to the election about state intimidation and harassment of the media, with several journalists still in prison for reporting on military issues. The case of Par Kyi, a Myanmar freelance reporter shot and killed by the military in October 2014, is still not resolved, despite military and judicial investigations.
"International donors to Burma's elections should be expressing public concern over the election commission's bias in favour of the military and its censorship of criticism," Adams said. "Elections should be an occasion for more political speech, not less. These kinds of rules have no place in an electoral process worth calling 'democratic.'"
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Archive for the '2012 Season' Category
Late heartbreak for Ecurie Ecosse in British GT Finale
Ecurie Ecosse came within 10 minutes of sealing this year's British GT title at Donington Park on Sunday (September 30) only for a late penalty to dash their hopes of glory.
Categories: 2012 Season, Ecurie Ecosse, News, Press Release
Stunning Silverstone Performance Relights Ecurie Ecosse's Title Hunt
Ecurie Ecosse netted a well-deserved second place finish in this weekend's three-hour British GT race at Silverstone thanks to strong performances from Alasdair McCaig and team newcomer Ollie Hancock. The former Lotus Motorsport factory driver deputised for Olly Bryant at the British Grand Prix venue as the Ecosse regular continues to recover from an injury suffered in July.
Categories: 2012 Season, Ecurie Ecosse, News, Podiums, Race Wins
Remarkable comeback nets Ecurie Ecosse strong points haul at Snetterton
Ecurie Ecosse produced a remarkable comeback display during the British GT Championship's double-header weekend at Snetterton (4/5 August) as their Barwell Motorsport-run BMW Z4 overcame heavy crash damage on Saturday to score strong points in both of Sunday's races.
The level of repair required on the car, coupled with a scarcity of available parts, raised questions over the team's participation in Sunday's pair of one-hour outings…
Olly Bryant in 3rd World Sportscar win in as many starts at the Silverstone Classic
Qualifying was a wash out with the session being red flagged as heavy rain flooded the track and stopped play. Andrew Smith's single lap time at that point was good enough for pole. The session was then restarted behind the safety car for the first drivers to complete their 3 mandatory qualifying laps. Olly the took to the wheel for what turned out to be the remaining 5 minutes of the session and recorded a lap time just good enough for pole position, some 0.3s quicker than the next car.
Categories: 2012 Season, News, Podiums, Race Wins
Impressive Double Stints by Olly Bryant Help Team Tiger to Win Spa 24 Hours
We arrived at Spa on Wednesday giving ourselves plenty of time for preparation in order for Fridays 3 hour qualifying session. The whole team performed exceptionally with Chloe clocking a 3:08:8, Ben a 3:06:7 and Oliver Bryant a 3:06:4. This placed us at the head of the petrol class just ahead of Racelogics 3:06:8 and 27th overall on the 80 car grid.
Categories: 2012 Season, News, Race Wins
Late drama for Ecurie Ecosse after stellar showing at Paul Ricard
Ecurie Ecosse suffered late heartbreak in yesterday's (July 1) Blancpain Endurance Series event at Paul Ricard as a top-ten class finish slipped from their grasp on the final lap of the three-hour race.
Ecurie Ecosse back on the British GT podium at Brands Hatch
Legendary Scottish motor racing outfit Ecurie Ecosse emerged from a strong British GT Championship performance at Brands Hatch with valuable points after a third place overall finish in Sunday's two-hour endurance race.
Ecurie Ecosse Pleased With Strong Rockingham Pace
Legendary Scottish motor racing outfit Ecurie Ecosse produced a solid British GT Championship performance at Rockingham last weekend (June 10) to score valuable points with a seventh place overall finish in the two-hour endurance event.
Solid British GT Points Haul for Ecurie Ecosse at the Nurbürgring
Legendary Scottish motor racing outfit Ecurie Ecosse travelled to Germany's Nurbürgring circuit for rounds three and four of the British GT Championship last weekend (May 18-20) looking to follow up their dramatic season-opening victory at Oulton Park in April. The team's Barwell Motorsport-run BMW Z4 GT3 enjoyed its last competitive outing at Monza for the […]
Ecurie Ecosse Claims Historic Victory on British GT Debut
Legendary Scottish outfit Ecurie Ecosse returned to full‐time top‐level sportscar racing in superb style on Easter Monday (9th April) as they steered their Barwell Motorsport‐run BMW Z4 GT3 to victory in the season‐opening British GT Championship event at Oulton Park.


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Q: Print datatable and Chart using Typescript I am working with HighChart and one feature what I need to add its a datatable together with the chart.
I am following the next example and I am getting some problem with the key This.
Basically when I try make a simple assignment from this to another variable I got a wrong value for my variable.
I can't reproduce it in jsfiddle so I put the code and one image here
chart: {
  events: {
  load: () => {
  debugger;
  var obj = this;
  alert("loaded"); //in this point obj=document what is wrong
}
}
}

A: Use this:
load: function () {

instead of:
load: () => {

this will then refer to the chart instead of the document. Refer to this fiddle that is from the Highcharts documentation:
http://jsfiddle.net/gh/get/jquery/1.7.2/highslide-software/highcharts.com/tree/master/samples/highcharts/chart/events-load/


E12 finally realizes that food is being offered and reaches up and grabs the next bite!
E13 decides to turn away from the feeding to wait for another perfect time to grab some more food!
E12 & E13 had a good feeding and both have large crops!
and continues to be bold to get more food.
Both eaglets are calmly eating.
he flies up to the attic branch.
11:16am - M15 leaves the attic branch.
M15 grabbed the fish and moved it away from the E's.
11:18am - Looks like E12 is helping dad to hold down the fish while waiting for a bite of it!
The E's get their share of this fish feeding.
...and how about a sun visor!
3:44pm - Zoomie takes us on a little nest tree area tour.
Here we can see the yonder pond area. M15 was not seen during this area tour.
3:47pm - The cam panned back around to Harriet looking over towards the yonder pond area.
4:08pm -A nice closeup view of pin feathers.
4:15pm - E13 gets up first and goes right over to M to start eating some fish!
4:17pm - E12 decides to go after E13 because s/he is getting fed well.
E12 gets more bites of fish. Both Es have full crops after this feeding.
E13 didn't stay in submission for long...s/he got up and reached for food when it was the right timing!
E13 is learning more about how to get food when being challenged by E12 each day!
Harriet takes last of fish from M15-lol!
" Listen to the voice of nature, for it holds treasures for you."
6:00pm - Harriet and M15 are still perched in their nest tree.
6:09pm - Harriet drops down to her nest.
6:10pm - Harriet drops down to the nest and starts to aerate the grasses.
If you can click on this scap you will see some pin feathers growing on E12's back!
6:10pm - Harriet places a little grass on E12 and s/he didn't like it!
E13 is peeking over mom to see what's going on!
7:13pm - Harriet is wearing some little E slippers...which are clearly too big for her!
One of the E's is sleeping close to the pig foot.
Many thanks to the SWFEC Nest Activities Mods & Zoomies for all that you do each day! Awesome job of reporting!
Also, thank you Suemac and KimF for your wonderful scaps and observations!
Food Delivered Today: 3. .....UFO: 1 (possibly pig).
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Good Morning! Midnight-4:30am All is quiet on the nest. Harriet, M15 and the E's have passed a peaceful morning.
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5:11am Harriet wakes and does a bit of aerating around the E's. It's a chilly morning, so the e's tuck up under Mom as best they can and they all go back to sleep.
6:34am Harriet to the attic via the veranda. Vocals from both her and M15.
6:51am E12 rises and stretches, E13 wakes as well and rises. E12 stands on their feet for a PS. E13 instigates a bonking and E12 bonks back.
7:59am Harriet in the morning light.
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9:14am Harriet returns to the attic.
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9:54am M15 begins feeding E12. E13 trying to slyly get in there.
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10:06am Feeding over, M15 flies up to the attic.
10:11am M15 to the nest with another fish.
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10:28am E12 feaking beak on nesting material.
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E13 gets the other part of the tail!
10:33am M15 finishes feeding and leaves the nest and goes to upper attic.
10:45am M15 leaves the attic flying west.
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11:10am Harriet picks up the carcass of the fish, dropped that, picked up the hoof, dropped that, then found the tail of the catfish and fed a few bites then down the tail herself.
11:11am Harriet to the veranda then to the attic.
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11:30am Harriet feeding nestovers to E13 working on the hoof. E12 eating now too.
11:33am Feeding over, Harriet to attic via veranda.
11:42am Harriet drops back down to the nest,a erates, moves the hoof. E12 seeks her shade, then E13 too.
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12:03pm Harriet flies off the nest across the road.
12:26pm Harriet to the attic.
12:42pm Harriet drops to the nest.
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At Owl Rock Capital Corporation (NYSE:ORCC) Analysts Sentiment Indicating a moderate buy
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Owl Rock Capital Corporation (ORCC) saw an uptrend of 0.32% in the recent trading with $12.71 being its most recent. The current price level -23.59% lower than the highest price of $16.63 marked by the stock while trading over the past 52-weeks, whereas it is 61.25% higher than the lowest price of $7.88 the company dropped to over past 52-weeks. The latest news story on ORCC appeared in Barrons.com under the title "Dyal Capital, Owl Rock to Combine and Go Public Via a SPAC" on Dec-23-20.
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Squeezing the time span to 30 day period shows us the stock is currently trading -3.79% below one month high and is +3.50% above of the lowest during that time. Looking into the simple moving average, Owl Rock Capital Corporation (ORCC)'s stock stands at a SMA-50 of $12.99 while that of 5-day is reading $12.69.
Daily rise and fall of price influence many of the traders, and in order to overcome the fluctuating effect of that and to watch the stock closely, traders focus more on stock's 200-day moving average. At various points in trading activity, investors are more likely to be making use of that measure as a strong indicator in figuring out their support and resistance levels, and ORCC's SMA-200 as of now is $12.43.
Coming around sales and income figures, publically trading companies under normal circumstances post earnings and revenues near to average estimates by the Wall Street analysts, but those could came either above or below estimates and known as surprise factor. Owl Rock Capital Corporation (ORCC) last released financial results for the quarter that ended 9/29/2020, posting a surprise factor of -5.70% for net revenue. During the reported three-month period, company's sales were $189.6 billion while analysts on average were estimating the same to be $209.42 million.
The perspective of Owl Rock Capital Corporation (NYSE:ORCC)'s current quarter earnings identifies that analysts are in consensus over the estimate of 0.35 for stock's EPS in the current quarter. Company's EPS for the last quarter was 0.33.
Investors get the exact data about the key information of institutional ownership in a listed company through its 13F filings at the Stock Exchange Commission (SEC). The total number of common shares currently owned by the public is 386.53 million. ORCC does have institutional investors; and they hold 41.90% or $2186.12 of the stock.
Moreover, the latest SEC filings also revealed that stock came across 10 new insider purchases involving 3,026,852 shares. On the other hand, ORCC declared 92,501 shares have been sold in 3 insider transactions over the past three months.
As on Sep 29, 2020, California, University Of-Regents was the top most holder in Owl Rock Capital Corporation (NYSE:ORCC) with an ownership of 42.69 million shares of the company or 11.00% of the stake worth $514.85 million. The filing also reveals State of New Jersey Common Pension Fund E as the second largest holder in the company with a control over 7.53% of the outstanding shares. Its stake is worth $352.48 million for having 29.23 million shares in hand.
Ohio-State Teachers Retirement System also came holding a key position in the company during the recent quarter and it now holds 2.28% of the outstanding shares. With this there are now 172 institutions which have possession in ORCC's shares.
Investors are for sure keenly observing the recommendations of analysts at Wall Street about the Owl Rock Capital Corporation And review of current evaluations agreed by the analysts discloses a Buy rating for ORCC. The simple numeric range of brokerage firm referenced at the scale of 1 to 5 reads a current average recommendation of 2.00 for the stock. Lower value of between 0 and 2 implies a Buy recommendation whereas the value in the range of 2 to 3 suggests Hold while above 3 recommends the investors to Sell the stock. Currently, the stock has been recommended as Moderate Buy by 10 of the Wall Street analysts.
The liquidity is a key characteristic of any stock and is the main point of focus of both short-term as well as long term investors before start trading into a stock. In recently reported quarter, Owl Rock Capital Corporation has a debt to equity ratio of 0.00. The count was 50.83 for long-term debt to equity ratio.
Owl Rock Capital Corporation's return on equity, or ROE, is 6.10%, compared to the industry average of 4.50% for Financial – Credit Services. Although this indicates that ORCC uses its equity well, the metric will vary significantly depending on the industry.
To comprehend better with the trade moves and investors' behavior, exploring the short, medium and long term technical indicators along with average volume of a stock is an effective way to make use of. When looking into those indicators for Owl Rock Capital Corporation (ORCC), we notice that the stock's 20-day average volume is at 1,741,025 shares. Medium term indicators at an average of 50% are spotting the stock at Buy with its 50-day average volume of 1,663,344 shares. And to end, ORCC's 100-day average volume is 1,381,158 shares with 100% of the long-term indicators pointing towards Buy for the stock.
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Appendix: Handling Degenerate Geometries

The geometry processed by one of the geometric methods
RCB, RIB, or
HSFC
may be degenerate.  By this we mean
it may have 3-dimensional coordinates but be essentially flat, or
it may have 3 or 2-dimensional coordinates but be essentially a line
in space.  If we treat the geometry as a lower dimensional object
for the purpose of partitioning, the result may be a more natural
partition (one the user would have expected) and a faster
run time.

The caller may set the REDUCE_DIMENSIONS parameter to TRUE
in any of the three geometric methods if they want Zoltan to check
for a degenerate condition and do lower dimensional partitioning
if such a condition if found.  They may set the DEGENERATE_RATIO
to specify how flat or thin a geometry must be to be considered
degenerate.

Outline of Algorithm

All three geometric methods call
Zoltan_Get_Coordinates
to obtain the
problem coordinates.  If REDUCE_DIMENSIONS is TRUE, we check
in this function to see if the geometry is degenerate.  If it is,
we transform the coordinates to the lower dimensional space, flag
that the problem is now lower dimensional, and return the transformed
coordinates.  The
RCB, RIB, or
HSFC
calculation is performed on the new coordinates in the lower dimensional
space.

If KEEP_CUTS is TRUE, the transformation is saved so that in
Zoltan_LB_Box_Assign or Zoltan_LB_Point_Assign
the coordinates can be transformed before the assignment is calculated.
If RCB_REUSE is TRUE in the RCB method,
the transformation is also saved.  On re-partitioning, we can do some
simple tests to see if the degeneracy condition has changed before
completely re-calculating the coordinate transformation.

To determine if the geometry is degenerate, we calculate
the same inertial matrix that is calculated for RIB,
except that we ignore vertex weights.  The 3 orthogonal eigenvectors
of the inertial matrix describe the three primary directions of the
geometry.  The bounding box oriented in these directions is tested
for degeneracy.  In particular (for a 3 dimensional geometry) if the
length of the longest side divided by the length of the shortest side
exceeds the DEGENERATE_RATIO, we consider the geometry to be flat.  If
in addition, the length longest side divided by the length of the
middle side exceeds the
DEGENERATE_RATIO, we consider the geometry to be essentially a line.

If a 3 dimensional geometry is determined to be flat, we transform
coordinates to a coordinate system where the XY plane corresponds
to the oriented bounding box,
and project all coordinates to that plane.  These
X,Y coordinates are returned to the partitioning algorithm, which
performs two dimensional partitioning.  Similarly if the geometry
is very thin, we transform coordinates to a coordinate system
with the X axis going through the
bounding box in it's principal direction, and project all points to
that axis.  Then one dimensional partitioning is performed.

There is a small problem in calculating
Zoltan_LB_Box_Assign
when the partitioning was performed
on transformed geometry.  The caller provides the box vertices in
problem coordinates, but the partition was calculated in
transformed coordinates.  When the vertices are transformed, they
are in general no longer the vertices of an axis-aligned box in
the new coordinate system.  The
Box_Assign calculation requires an axis-aligned box, and
so we use the bounding box of the transformed vertices.  The resulting
list of processes or parts intersecting the box may therefore
contain some processes or parts which actually do not intersect
the box in problem coordinates, however it will not omit any.

Data Structure Definitions

The transformation is stored in a Zoltan_Transform_Struct
structure which is
defined in zz/zz_const.h.  It is saved as part of the algorithm
specific information stored in the
LB.Data_Structure field of the
Zoltan_Struct.
The flag that indicates whether the geometry was found to be
degenerate is the Target_Dim field of this structure.

To use the degenerate geometry detection capability from a new
geometric method, you would add a Zoltan_Transform_Struct
structure to the algorithm specific data structure, add code to
Zoltan_Get_Coordinates to look for it, and check the
Target_Dim field on return to see if the problem dimension
was reduced.  You would also need to include the
coordinate transformation in your Box_Assign and Point_Assign
functionality.

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This is the second set of note regarding the social media framework I'm building with Rock&Social.
In the previous post we have defined Business Objectives, now we want to define a set of digital and social media Programs that will be used to answer specific objectives. In a subsequent posts I will link specific business objective with a series of tracks, and later on detail each track from a planning perspective (timelines, budgets, strategic impact, etc.).
Following is a list of digital programs (in no particular order). The 201, is a more advanced version of the 101 and usually has several other programs as prerequisites. Essentially, the goal of this framework is to create an easy model of detecting digital planning solutions to business objectives.
See the programs as iterative projects (or operations), in need of regular monitoring and update in order to attain the business objectives.
Optimize the business model to include the digital and social opportunities. Determine the business objectives, metrics, success business cases and acquire business leaders' approval. Approve the budget and the roadmap to attain the determined business objectives.
Determine how the digital and social objective will be accomplished – internal operations, external operations, budgets, planning, etc.
Create the social media policies and regulations, legal approvals, determine the stakeholders, etc.
Set up sales funnel strategy and tools, include the digital and social to the existing sales funnel.
Determine the factors that influence the likeliness to recommend, implement the proper tools, and develop the communication program to increase L2R.
Determine the factors that influence the brand awareness, benchmark against competition, monitor and implement the necessary advertising campaigns to build awareness.
Build the customer support processes and implement a technological solution, provide a training program.
Create customer relationship objectives, procure and implement a technological solution, provide a training program.
Validate the business needs, plan, fund, build a social media department.
The previous programs are examples meat to create a better understanding of what it takes to attain a specific business objective. More in the following post.
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Q: Category with a "metric" for arrow composition Consider a category $\mathcal C$ with a "distance" function $d:\mathcal C^2 \to \mathbb{R}_{\geq 0}$ satisfying the "triangle inequality"
$$d(x \to z)\leq d(x \to y) + d(y \to z)$$
for every pair of composable arrows $(x\to z)=(x \to y \to z)$.
Let's call $(\mathcal C,d)$ a "metric" category.
The first example is to take any category $\mathcal{C}$, and define
$$d(f)=\begin{cases} 0 & \text{ if $f$ is an isomorphism} \\\ 1 & \text{ otherwise.}\end{cases}$$
Then the triangle inequality simply translates the statement : "If $f=gh$, then $f$ is an isomorphism if $g$ and $h$ are isomorphisms."
Also, it's clear that every metric space can be made into a metric category in a canonical way.
We can define "open balls" in $\mathcal{C}$: for $c \in \mathcal{C}$, $r\geq 0$, let
$$B(c, r) = \{d \in \mathcal{C} | \text{ there exists }f: c \to d\text{ such that }d(f) < r \}.$$
In the category of number fields and monomorphisms, we can let $d(K \hookrightarrow L)=\log ([L:K])$. Then the triangle inequality is actually an equality. It's clear that $d$ is a good measure of "how far" $L$ is from consisting of just $K$. The open ball of radius $r$ around $K$ is the set of extensions of $K$ of degree $< e^r$.
Is it possible to endow a big category like $\text{Top}$ or $\text{Grp}$ with a meaningful distance?

A: 1)  In the category of finite sets (or finite groups or finite topological spaces....) let $d(f)$ be the cardinality of the image of $f$.  This satisfies the strong triangle condition
$$d(x\rightarrow z)\le\text{min }(d(x\rightarrow y),d(y\rightarrow z))$$
2)  In any category, for each object $x$, let $\xi(x)$ be an (arbitrarily assigned) positive real number and define
$$d(f)=\text{min }\lbrace{\xi(c)|f \hbox{ factors through } c}\rbrace$$
This also satisfies
$$d(x\rightarrow z)\le \text{min }(d(x\rightarrow y),d(y\rightarrow z))$$
3)  Fix a formal language for describing arrows in your category, let $l(f)$ be the length of the shortest description of $f$, and let $d(f)=l(f)+5$. The triangle inequality follows because $g\circ h$ always has  a formal description just slightly longer than the sum of the shortest formal descriptions of $g$ and $h$ (say by putting each of these descriptions between parentheses and inserting a $\circ$ between them, which adds five characters).
In case 3), you have to allow $d$ to take the value infinity, or restrict to categories in which everything has a finite description.
Edited to add:  4)  For the category of topological spaces, you can fix a non-negative integer $r$ and let $d(f)= \hbox{rank} (H^r(f,{\mathbb Q}))$ .  This requires either allowing $d$ to take the value infinity or restricting to some subcategory where the homology groups are finite dimensional.


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Some people rave about Make Up Forever eyeshadows which is why I was happy to try some. A single costs €18.50. This palette cost around the €40 mark when I bought it. That made it a much better deal for simply wanting to try out the formula and I tend to use palettes more than singles, so buying this made more sense. It is currently on sale via the French Sephora website at just under €15 though, so you can still buy this.
The palette comes in this sleek looking steel pencil case. It is a bit bulky for the amount of eyeshadow this holds. There is only 1.5 grams of product in each pan and the palette just seems incredibly thick. There is no mirror, but I do like how can reuse this once you take out the inlay.
Since these are all shimmery, they pack a great punch. The only one that is close to matte is the black. Some of these swatches are sadly quite disappointing. After hearing to many rave reviews about these shadows, I felt some of these shades were seriously lacking. The navy blue seems less vibrant, as does that fun pink shade. Those are both quite sheer.
The formula of these shadows also isn't my favorite. The shadows feel thin and incredibly hard pressed in the pan. Of course it could be that the quality of the shadows has been altered compared to the singles. It is not unheard of and many other brands are accused of doing that. But I was a bit disappointed by how these felt and performed.
For creating this look, I used all the shades in the palette, save that pink. I just couldn't figure out how I might be able to bring that into the mix. While the shadows I used perform mostly well on the eye, I am still not a fan of these. They applied better than they swatched, but then again, I did focus mostly on applying those shades that also swatched nicest. I used this palette several times to try and make it work, but I just never felt completely pleased with the looks I came up with.
While I was excited to try some Make Up Forever eyeshadows, these sadly didn't deliver what I had hoped. These felt thin to the touch and some of the shades just didn't have the pay off I had expected. I don't mind the fact they are all shimmer, but I'd have preferred to have shades that all perform well and just some. This palette didn't tickle my particular eyeshadow itch, but that doesn't mean that this palette is bad per se. If you are looking for an all shimmer palette with some lighter pops of color than this may be one for you.
Have you tried any Make Up Forever eyeshadows before?


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Q: svn merge trunk branch vs. svn merge trunk I'm having my local copy of a branch and want to merge from trunk, but found something rather odd.
What's the difference between
svn merge ^/trunk
and
svn merge ^/trunk ^/branches/my_branch
I thought they were the same but the first is not merging all the code and the second one is.
Thanks!

A: Merge has 3 forms with three distinct behaviors.
The first form you used in your question is a sync merge, it implies -r 1:REV and will merge all eligible changes to a branch from its immediate ancestor branch.
The second form is a "2-URL Merge" and the difference between ^/trunk ^/branches/my_branch generated and applied to your working copy.
The three forms are described in the "Version Control with Subversion" book. ( http://svnbook.red-bean.com )


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Cheryl Cole has revealed for the first time how her Girls Aloud bandmates helped her through the heartbreak after footballer hubby Ashley Cole cheated on her.
She said: "I often think to myself, if I'm having a sad moment or an angry moment, if I didn't have these four in my life it would be worthless.
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Cheryl, 24, told how the close-knit group had been the rock that saved her from despair.
She admitted: "We don't allow people into our circle very easily because we've been let down in the past. It takes a lot for us to trust people.
"Growing up I didn't have a group of girlfriends I hung out with every weekend – I had three brothers. So this was all new to me. But I could never have done anything without them."
Two of the band, Nicola Roberts and Kimberley Walsh, joined Cheryl on a girlie break in Thailand last month while she agonised whether to go back to Ashley after he cheated on her with hairdresser Aimee Walton, 22.
Nicola said: "It was the best girlie holiday. We sunbathed, chatted and drank cocktails."
Even Nadine Coyle, who lives in Los Angeles, was in constant touch with Cheryl as she fought to cope with Ashley's betrayal. Nadine said: "We talk and text all the time."
Kimberley added: "We've been together so much we're like sisters – and you know what you're like about your sisters. We're very protective of each other. We can say stuff about each other, but no one else can."
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 *
 */
package com.perforce.p4java.tests.dev.unit.feature.viewmap;

import com.perforce.p4java.core.IMapEntry.EntryType;
import com.perforce.p4java.impl.generic.core.MapEntry;
import com.perforce.p4java.tests.dev.annotations.Jobs;
import com.perforce.p4java.tests.dev.annotations.Standalone;
import com.perforce.p4java.tests.dev.annotations.TestId;
import com.perforce.p4java.tests.dev.unit.P4JavaRshTestCase;
import org.junit.Test;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;

/**
 * Tests the MapEntry parseViewMappingString and toString methods.
 * mapStr12 and associated gubbins added to test Job035374A.
 *
 * @testid MapEntryParsing01
 * @job job035374A
 */

@Jobs({"Job035374A"})
@TestId("MapEntryParsing01")
@Standalone
public class MapEntryParsingTest extends P4JavaRshTestCase {

	private static final String mapStr01 = "//depot/dev/abc.txt //depot/dev/def.txt";
	private static final String mapStr02 = "-//depot/dev/abc/... //depot/dev/def/...";
	private static final String mapStr03 = "+//depot/dev/abc.txt //depot/dev/def.txt";
	private static final String mapStr04 = "\"//depot/dev/abc txt/...\" //depot/dev/def.txt";
	private static final String mapStr05 = "//depot/dev/abc.txt \"//depot/dev/def.txt\"";
	private static final String mapStr06 = "//depot/dev/abc.txt \"//depot/dev def.txt\"";
	private static final String mapStr07 = "\"-//depot/dev/abc.txt\" //depot/dev/def.txt";
	private static final String mapStr08 = "\"-//depot/dev abc.txt\" //depot/dev/def.txt";
	private static final String mapStr09 = "//depot/dev/abc.txt";
	private static final String mapStr10 = "\"//depot/dev abc.txt\"";
	private static final String mapStr11 = "\"-//depot/dev abc.txt\"";
	private static final String mapStr12 = "\"//depot/ratna/Java9.2 TimeLapse View test/...\""
									+ " \"//depot/ratna/Java9.2 TimeLapse View test2/...\"";
	private static final String mapStr13 = "//depot/...          //liz_play_win7/depot/...";
	private static final String mapStr14 = "\"//depot/...         \" //liz_play_win7/depot/...";

	public MapEntryParsingTest() {
	}

	@Test
	public void testBasics() throws Exception {

		MapEntry entry = new MapEntry(1, mapStr01);
		assertEquals(1, entry.getOrder());
		assertEquals(EntryType.INCLUDE, entry.getType());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev/abc.txt", entry.getLeft());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev/def.txt", entry.getRight());
		assertEquals(mapStr01, entry.toString());

		entry = new MapEntry(9, mapStr02);
		assertEquals(9, entry.getOrder());
		assertEquals(EntryType.EXCLUDE, entry.getType());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev/abc/...", entry.getLeft());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev/def/...", entry.getRight());
		assertEquals(mapStr02, entry.toString());

		entry = new MapEntry(2, mapStr03);
		assertEquals(2, entry.getOrder());
		assertEquals(EntryType.OVERLAY, entry.getType());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev/abc.txt", entry.getLeft());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev/def.txt", entry.getRight());
		assertEquals(mapStr03, entry.toString());

		entry = new MapEntry(2, mapStr04);
		assertEquals(2, entry.getOrder());
		assertEquals(EntryType.INCLUDE, entry.getType());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev/abc txt/...", entry.getLeft());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev/def.txt", entry.getRight());
		assertEquals(mapStr04, entry.toString());

		entry = new MapEntry(2, mapStr05);
		assertEquals(2, entry.getOrder());
		assertEquals(EntryType.INCLUDE, entry.getType());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev/abc.txt", entry.getLeft());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev/def.txt", entry.getRight());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev/abc.txt //depot/dev/def.txt", entry.toString());

		entry = new MapEntry(2, mapStr06);
		assertEquals(2, entry.getOrder());
		assertEquals(EntryType.INCLUDE, entry.getType());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev/abc.txt", entry.getLeft());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev def.txt", entry.getRight());
		assertEquals(mapStr06, entry.toString());

		entry = new MapEntry(2, mapStr07);
		assertEquals(2, entry.getOrder());
		assertEquals(EntryType.EXCLUDE, entry.getType());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev/abc.txt", entry.getLeft());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev/def.txt", entry.getRight());
		assertEquals("-//depot/dev/abc.txt //depot/dev/def.txt", entry.toString());

		entry = new MapEntry(2, mapStr08);
		assertEquals(2, entry.getOrder());
		assertEquals(EntryType.EXCLUDE, entry.getType());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev abc.txt", entry.getLeft());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev/def.txt", entry.getRight());
		assertEquals(mapStr08, entry.toString());

		entry = new MapEntry(2, mapStr09);
		assertEquals(2, entry.getOrder());
		assertEquals(EntryType.INCLUDE, entry.getType());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev/abc.txt", entry.getLeft());
		assertEquals(null, entry.getRight());
		assertEquals(mapStr09, entry.toString());

		entry = new MapEntry(2, mapStr10);
		assertEquals(2, entry.getOrder());
		assertEquals(EntryType.INCLUDE, entry.getType());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev abc.txt", entry.getLeft());
		assertEquals(null, entry.getRight());
		assertEquals(mapStr10, entry.toString());

		entry = new MapEntry(2, mapStr11);
		assertEquals(2, entry.getOrder());
		assertEquals(EntryType.EXCLUDE, entry.getType());
		assertEquals("//depot/dev abc.txt", entry.getLeft());
		assertEquals(null, entry.getRight());
		assertEquals(mapStr11, entry.toString());

		entry = new MapEntry(0, mapStr12);
		assertEquals(0, entry.getOrder());
		assertEquals(EntryType.INCLUDE, entry.getType());
		assertEquals("//depot/ratna/Java9.2 TimeLapse View test/...", entry.getLeft());
		assertEquals("//depot/ratna/Java9.2 TimeLapse View test2/...", entry.getRight());
		assertEquals(mapStr12, entry.toString());

		entry = new MapEntry(0, mapStr13);
		assertEquals(0, entry.getOrder());
		assertEquals(EntryType.INCLUDE, entry.getType());
		assertEquals("//depot/...", entry.getLeft());
		assertEquals("//liz_play_win7/depot/...", entry.getRight());
		assertEquals("//depot/..." + " " + "//liz_play_win7/depot/...", entry.toString());

		entry = new MapEntry(0, mapStr14);
		assertEquals(0, entry.getOrder());
		assertEquals(EntryType.INCLUDE, entry.getType());
		assertEquals("//depot/...         ", entry.getLeft());
		assertEquals("//liz_play_win7/depot/...", entry.getRight(true));
		assertEquals("\"//depot/...         \"", entry.getLeft(true));
	}
}


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Please click the play button on the video below, or view the ceremony on YouTubeto watch the virtual ceremony. The Hall of Fame is dedicated to women whose achievements have had a ificant statewide impact, have ificantly improved the lives of women, and whose contributions provided enduring value for women. The annual Induction Ceremony, held on the third Saturday of March each year, is an outstanding public event where one or two women of achievement are honored.
Portland, Maine. Educated in public schools and grateful to the University of Maine for bringing her to this beautiful state, Joanne found in Maine generous mentors who supported and encouraged her passion for politics and her aspirations to work for social justice. She has always believed that justice-for-all will grow in small but certain degrees by applying passion, perseverance, and the knowledge that we may never see nor benefit from the fruits of our own work…but that those who follow us, certainly will.
She has had the privilege of serving as a partner and leader in many campaigns that have made a difference for Mainers, present and future. Joanne loves the State of Maine and how its people model government and political action of, by, and for the people.
Commission on the Glass Ceiling. Joanne is excited to continue her work as a coach and mentor with the next and future generations of advocates, political activists, and social justice warriors. Waterville, Maine. As an educator, Betty-Jane Stanhope Meader impacted and inspired young women and girls every day for 44 years, 41 of them at Thomas College. When she retired in she served a two-year term as state president of the American Association of University Women, an organization that has supported women and girls since They have two sons, Lance, and Daren, and four grandchildren.
Betty-Jane is a past state president and a present board member of the Maine Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, and is currently the membership chair of the Kappa Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, a society for key women educators. In addition, Betty-Jane has never forgotten her roots in Dover-Foxcroft. A graduate of Foxcroft Academy, she later served on the board of trustees for five years. Inshe received the Dr.
Arriving in Maine over a decade ago with ample experience in standing up for minority and underserved populations, as well as promoting leadership development to enhance their power, Dr. With this family and history of standing up for others, she led and sustained a variety of initiatives to strengthen women students, faculty and staff at the college, university and community levels. It was her experience, confidence and strong belief in equity, fairness and justice that permeated her Deanship, leveraged her influence with hundreds of students, faculty and community leaders, and built her reputation as a fierce warrior for social justice.
Some of these activities included:. This work included promoting university-business partnerships to create new internships, support successful programs housed at LAC such as New Ventures, and seeking scholarships for LAC students; creating t programs with Middlesex Community College and other community agencies to help sustain and expand programs with primarily female students, such as Nursing, Occupational Therapy and the Social Sciences.
Addressing inequities and unfairness in policies and practices at the university and Androscoggin community.
Her collaborations with educators and parents in the local schools focused on reducing discrimination against new immigrant and refugee children, and trouble-shooting with parents to ensure that equitable services were available for integrating new families into the schools. These interests led to her appointment by the Lewiston mayor in to a team of citizens to examine the needs of the immigrant and refugee population and to make recommendations to the Lewiston City Council, to improve services for current and future residents.
This year-long study culminated in a report, The Immigrant and Refugee Integration and Policy Development Working Group Reportthat brought new policies and important changes to the lives of immigrants and other underserved people in the city. Promoting leadership development for future women leaders of Maine. Influencing policy and practices for creating a more inclusive, diverse and equitable community has been the underlying focus of her work throughout her tenure.
The impact of this work cannot be overstatedas Maine and the nation prepare for a more multicultural society in this century.
Saufley is the eighth Dean of Maine Law since its founding in and the third woman to serve as Dean. She is the first Dean to report directly to the Chancellor as part of the transition of the Law School to a stand-alone institution within the University of Maine System. After just ten months on the job, Saufley reports an immense pride in the University System and the Law School as they have worked to protect students and safeguard their education in the middle of a global pandemic. Saufley has had a distinguished career in public service. She was privileged to work with some of the finest judges in the country along with staff who are committed to the meaningful delivery of justice.
Inshe was appointed by U. Nomination forms are submitted by a variety of organizations, businesses, or individuals. An independent panel of judges reviews the nominations with careful consideration to select one or two honorees to be inducted each year. You may complete our online nomination formprint and mail a copy of the nomination formor if you prefer to receive a form by mail please contact Marilyn LaddOffice Manager, The Futurama Foundation, County Road, Oakland, ME.
Katz Library. Sharon H. Sharon has been a tireless advocate for teen parents and their needs, having taught and directed the teen parent school program of the Home from towhen she became assistant director and then executive director of the organization in What makes Sharon special is not necessarily the of teen mothers that she has affected over her year tenure, but the quality of the effect.
Sharon created a Teen Parenting Conference in Maine five years ago, an event that continues to grow and provide important tools to those who offer services to this vulnerable and important group of young women. She le by example, imparting a strong belief that each person can achieve goals with proper guidance. InSharon was selected to attend a study of the new curriculum of caring by the Kennedy Foundation in Washington, D. Her past involvement on the Commission to Study Poverty Among Working Parents, as well as her current role on the Maine Board of Social Worker licensure, have afforded Sharon the ability to positively affect change on a statewide level.
It is not only timely but fitting that such a modest, hard-working woman receive this esteemed recognition for all she has done for the children and families in Maine. Healthcare for women involves much more than just blood pressures and pelvic exams. She has been involved with Family Planning programs since and has been on the Maine Family Planning Board of Directors for 10 years, serving as board president from to Connie was the Medical Director for the Maine Breast and Cervical Health Program from — ; during that time, she and her colleagues established a statewide program that allowed Maine women to access essential, life-saving healthcare services that in many cases would have been inaccessible or unaffordable for them.
To increase access in the most rural sections of Maine, she oversaw the implementation of telehealth systems, allowing women in even the most remote parts of the state to access confidential, compassionate reproductive health care. During Dr. Connie has been a leader in preventing and addressing domestic violence and sexual assault in Maine. The success of policies and protocols implemented in Western Maine resulted in cultural changes and improvements in health and safety that have rippled throughout the state. Adler was instrumental in efforts to include universal screening for DV in emergency department and obstetrical visits, as well as screening for DV at primary care offices.
Her influence extends beyond healthcare spaces, as well. Farmington has posted age about domestic violence along major roadways, and the DV trainings she helped develop are currently administered to law enforcement statewide. Recently Dr. Her life has been immeasurably enriched by her two daughters, Naiche and Shifra, and her nephew, Joel, and by the humor and ingenuity of her husband, Mike Rowland, MD.
Connie is deeply appreciative of the thousands of women who have shared their stories with her over the years. Except for 5 years working in a Migrant and Community Health clinic in Washington, Connie has practiced in Maine since In her leadership and advocacy roles throughout her career, Sharon has demonstrated a deep commitment to public service. Her personal power, keen intellect and exemplary networking skills have brought disparate people and causes together to create a better place for Maine people to live, work, grow and succeed.
Sharon has worked tirelessly to challenge and change the status quo for women, including improving educational access and creating economic opportunities as well as providing for their health care, safety, and reproductive freedom. She has offered leadership in different ways at different times, responding to the needs and opportunities she encounters, including leadership programs for women students, networking opportunities for women in fields where they are under-represented, advocacy for support staff and socioeconomic equity, exploring power dynamics, building coalitions, and working with men and women to achieve gender equity.
Sharon was born in Canada and grew up in Aroostook County. She attended the University of Maine, receiving degrees in psychology and public administration. Her family has always been a primary support in her life, along with Ruth Lockhart, her lifelong friend and professional colleague.
Sharon lives in Bangor with her life partner, John Hoyt. For more than twenty-five years Lyn Mikel Brown, Ed. She is the author of five books, five curriculums, and numerous articles. But what sets Dr. Brown apart is more than just research, because embedded in her approach to her work is a dedication to translating theory into practice. HGHW is a non-profit founded on her research and dedicated to empowering girls with knowledge, critical thinking skills, and a platform to drive social change. At Hardy Girls, Dr. Working with the Girls Advisory Board at Hardy Girls and her students at Colby, for example, she founded Powered by Girl, an online media literacy and activism site dedicated to providing a space for girls and young women to make their voices heard on sexism in the media through blogging, art, and social networking.
As a professor at Colby College, Dr. Brown brings both her research and practice into the classroom and her classroom into the community. Every student she teaches works with school- or community-based youth groups and the curriculum she developed with her Colby students and with Dr. Mary Madden, From Adversaries to Allies, has been used with over girls coalition groups across the state, as well as with girls groups in 41 states across the country, giving both her students and the girls they work with opportunities to develop their leadership and voice.
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Craftster Community > HOME SWEET HOME > Crafty Housewares: Completed Projects: General (Moderator: LovelyMiss) > The Rope Rug that Wouldn't End...but finally did!
The Rope Rug that Wouldn't End...but finally did!
My boyfriend and I just bought our first house. The minute we put an offer on the house and it was accepted, I was instantly in nesting mode, combing through pinterest for all sorts of ideas for things we could do around the house, and of course things I could make to turn our new house into "our" house. One of the first projects I found was this great blog tutorial for making a rope rug. Skip forward in time to us actually moving in...our lower level is where we primarily hang out now. It's a neat space that's tiled with some windows for natural light. The only problem is that on most days the floor is freezing! This is where the rug comes in. I decided it would be the perfect thing to make.
I tried to take progress pictures as the rug grew....and kept notes on how big it got compared to how much rope I was using.
Adding another bundle of rope...for reference, each bundle is 100 feet. I took this picture to show off the beauty of the rope all wrapped and ready to be sewn in all it's glory. *Sidenote: wrapping up hundreds after hundreds of feet of rope is not friendly on your wrists or fingers....it is a fantastic way to use up scraps though!
This next picture is after the next bundle of rope was added? The cutting mat next to it is one of those full sized ones that is 24" long I think just for relative reference.
Here's what my set up looks like after it got too big to keep sewing on the table like one would normally do. I did my utmost to sew flat and level but my rug still got wonky and the edges kept curling up no matter what I did (more about this later).
And I think this is about when I killed my sewing machine Well not really. But I did learn that sewing too much in one sitting is a recipe for jamming up your machine (i.e. I guess the metal parts get too hot and then stick together or something? I don't know, the professionals had to fix this one for me). Live and learn (I'm guessing all you seasoned sewers out there knew this already - let's just say I've never sewn so much for so long...this project took a long time!).
Ok, got the machine back all spiffy and in good shape again. Back to sewing sewing sewing.. well only 15 minutes at a time, then letting the machine cool and take a break, etc. I was very paranoid about jamming up my machine again. $120 to get it fixed up once is more than enough, thank you!
I will say that this is not how it looked fresh off the machine. After I was done with the sewing, it was kind of horribly lumpy and I was rather dispirited that I had spent all that time and energy (and money!) making a lumpy mess. But the blog advises to spritz and iron the rug if this happens...the ironing didn't do enough for me, so I literally rolled it up, and stuck it in the shower to give it a good soaking. Then I laid it as flat as I could get it on the floor (hey the carpet will dry!) and put some heavy flat things on top of it (a really cheap bookcase and the removable shelves) and after a day it's looking good!
Here's a standard fold up chair on top of it to give an idea of the size.
Now to the fun part. Numbers. I told you I kept track of how it grew...so here it is!
6 bundles.........47.75 inches......the total size of the rug.
Here it is in its new home, on the tile.
Re: The Rope Rug that Wouldn't End...but finally did!
tremendous effort, but a wonderful result!
You really did stick to it...I make small fabric coil bowls and hate myself after 15 minutes...can't imagine doing a large rug!
Another benefit--you get to see your fabric scraps...I am sure they bring pleasant memories of things you have made for yourself and for others!
Such a nice story, too...way to go, sheepblue!
You sure are tenacious and patient. It was well worth it.
No more coiling!! Not for a while anyway.
Thanks always! I definitely love seeing some of my favorite fabrics immortalized. This project is also great for using up not-so-great fabrics that have good colors but the patterns are weird or funky.
I love the multi colored look and I'm amazed you got it even THAT big! I'm wondering if it would have gone faster if you wrapped as you went along (like the fabric baskets) or if you felt like wrapping first made the process more efficient. It's so cute - now don't let anyone stand on it!
Color me both impressed and jealous. Your rug turned out so beautifully! Kudos to you for wrestling it around on your sewing machine as it got larger and larger!
I'm wondering if it would have gone faster if you wrapped as you went along (like the fabric baskets) or if you felt like wrapping first made the process more efficient.
I don't think so. I did a lot of wrapping, and then intermittently did the sewing bit. I think I would have been a lot slower if I was wrapping as I went. I think I got it down to being able to wrap 100 feet of rope in less than a day.


A team of Cochrane researchers have updated a systematic review which summarizes the results of 75 studies from 10 countries including 55 studies involving 138, 625 children, adolescents and adults. Some studies contributed to more than one comparison in the review because they delivered interventions to more than one population of interest. There were 29 studies of reminders for routine immunizations in infants and children such as MMR and polio, 24 studies of influenza vaccination in adults, 12 studies of adolescent immunizations, 8 studies of routine immunizations in adults such as tetanus or hepatitis B, and 5 studies of influenza vaccination in children. Fifty-eight studies were performed in the US, the remainder were conducted in Australasia, Europe and Africa.
Lead Cochrane author, Julie Jacobson Vann from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Nursing commented: "The evidence shows that reminding people to have vaccinations increases the number of people who receive vaccinations. All types of patient reminder and recall are likely to be effective, and reminding people over the telephone was most effective. Even a small effect of patient reminders and recalls, when scaled to a whole population, could have a large beneficial effect on public health.
"We have the technology to incorporate patient reminders and recall into routine primary care. Reminder and recall systems need to be tailored to each health service setting to maximize their effectiveness, for example person-to-person telephone reminders are effective, but they may also be more costly than other methods."
"As technologies develop we need to consider how they can enhance reminder and recall interventions. For example, we need to learn more about the characteristics of the most effective centralized and text message interventions."


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Q: Multiple vue instances inside js file error I'm creating a multiple instances of vue in my app.js file, the #app instance if for my admin side (admin panel) and the #roadmap instance is for the landing page for specifically for the roadmap component. It works  but when I check the console it shows me [Vue warn]: Cannot find element: #app. Is this the right way to do it? Am I wrong? Whats the problem.
app.js

const app = new Vue({
    el: '#app',
    router,
})

const roadmap = new Vue({
    el: '#roadmap',
    router
})

A: You're probably missing the second div in the public/index.html.


The beloved action series returns after a 14-year slumber! Gungrave VR thrusts players into the chaotic world of South City. Free-moving third person shooter levels pit Grave against mobile enemies and tough-as-nails bosses, and stationary first-person levels bring an arcade shooter flair as players fight off wave after wave of pursuing bad guys. With shooting attacks, melee strikes using Grave's iconic coffin, special Demolition barrages, and Bullet Time, Gungrave VR is a complete Gungrave action experience in virtual reality.


CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., February 7, 2019-- ChartIQ (https://www.chartiq.com), a financial technology company that delivers software to help the finance world work smarter, announces today it has completed its Series B funding round. German investor Digital+ Partners, a growth equity firm that focuses exclusively on investments in B2B technology companies, is the lead investor. In total, ChartIQ has raised over $20 million in funding since its founding in 2012.
"We have spent seven years creating the world's best software for business-critical work in finance. Our complete platform helps both the buy- and sell-side work smarter," said Dan Schleifer, CEO and co-founder of ChartIQ. "This infusion of new capital will accelerate our ability to help firms build smart, modern and integrated desktops, while maintaining the value of legacy software."
"As financial firms undergo a massive digital shift, ChartIQ provides a great opportunity to work more intelligently by providing firms with solutions to build workspaces that are easier to use, more efficient and highly coordinated," said Patrick Beitel, managing director and founding partner at Digital+ Partners. "ChartIQ is a mature revenue-producing company and is well-positioned for continued leadership in this expanding market."
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PCMag UK | Reviews | Consumer Electronics | Digital Cameras | Review
Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5G ED
By Jim Fisher Sep 23, 2013
Ultra-wide field of view. 2.4x zoom ratio. Excellent center sharpness.
Pricey. Image quality suffers at the edges of the frame. Noticeable distortion at 10mm.
If you're a fan of an ultra-wide perspective, the Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5G ED lens delivers, but you'll need to narrow its aperture to improve edge sharpness.
The Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5G ED ($1,080 direct) delivers the widest angle of any zoom lens for Nikon's APS-C D-SLR camera system. It delivers a field of view that's equal to a 15-36mm lens in traditional 35mm photography. Shooting at a 15mm angle isn't for everyone, but if you're a fan of an ultra-wide perspective, it's a lens to consider adding to your Nikon kit. The lens is impressively sharp in the center, but it's not perfect; the edges suffer unless you narrow the aperture, and there's quite a bit of barrel distortion at the 10mm focal length. Also, it's on the pricey side if you're the type of photographer who doesn't often shoot wide.
There's no quibbling with the build quality. It's as solid as other modern Nikkor lenses with a metal lens mount and a tough polycarbonate barrel, with rubberized rings for manual focus and zoom adjustment. The 10-24mm itself is rather squat and wide, measuring about 3.4 by 3.3 inches (HD). It weighs in at just over a pound and its big front element is compatible with 77mm filters. There's no rotation when zooming or adjusting focus, so using a circular polarizing filter is not a problem. The rubberized zoom ring is wide and at the front of the lens, with a narrower manual focus ring behind the focal length markings, closer to the mount. There's only one control switch, which toggles between manual and autofocus, available. There's no built-in stabilization, but that's typical for such a wide angle design.
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I used Imatest to check the sharpness of the lens when paired with the full-frame Nikon D800. The 10-24mm doesn't cover the full-frame sensor, so we set the D800 to its 15-megapixel DX crop mode for testing. It is possible to shoot the lens on a full-frame body without this crop mode, but that delivers images with extremely soft edges that give way to a black vignette in the areas of the frame that the lens doesn't project light onto. It can be a neat effect for the right image as you can see from some of our sample photos, but our choice of an FX body was simply because we don't have a Nikon DX body in the lab at this time.
A score of 1,800 lines per picture height using a center-weighted testing method is what we require for a photo to be considered sharp. The 10-24mm betters that number at 10mm f/3.5, notching 1,897 lines, but that's largely in part due to a very, very sharp center (2,342 lines). The outer edges of the frame are a noticeably blurry 660 lines. Stopping down to f/5.6 brings the edge quality up to 1,277 lines, and they hit 1,428 lines at f/8. The average sharpness of the frame is around 2,300 lines at both of those apertures. Barrel distortion is also an issue at 10mm; the lens shows 4.8 percent. This can give images a mild fish-eye look, but it's fairly easy to correct—if you use Lightroom as a workflow application you'll be able to do so with a single click. Soft edges and wide-angle distortion aren't anything new when looking at lenses with such an ambitious field of view; we saw similar results when we tested the Sigma 8-16mm F4.5-5.6 DS HSM, another lens that really needs to be set to f/8 for the best results. The Nikkor isn't quite as wide, but its center is noticeably sharper and its aperture is more ambitious.
Zooming to 17mm narrows the maximum aperture to f/4. The lens isn't quite as sharp here, notching just 1,680 lines. Again, the edges are to blame; the center of the frame tops 2,000 lines, but edges hover around 870 lines. It's a different story at f/5.6, where the overall score hits 2,365 lines and the edges manage 1,663. At f/8 the lens is sharp from edge-to-edge, notching an average score of 2,340 lines. Distortion is a nonissue at this focal length.
At the maximum 24mm focal length the aperture drops down to f/4.5. Average sharpness here is an acceptable 2,026 lines, but edge performance is still weak at just 930 lines. Stopping down to f/5.6 improves the overall score to 2,289 lines and brings the edges up to 1,429 lines. At f/8 the lens manages 2,281 lines across the frame, with tack-sharp 1,881-line edges. Again, distortion isn't worth talking about.
For most shooters, the Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5G ED isn't a lens that will get every day use. The 15mm-equivalent field of view is great for dramatic wide-angle shots, but it can be a tricky one to use effectively and an even harder focal length to master. We would have liked to have seen better edge sharpness at wider apertures, especially when you consider the $1,080 price tag. And the zoom lens doesn't really impress until stopped down to f/8. That's not out of the ordinary for a lens that goes this wide, but if you crave an ultra-wide perspective it's a limitation to take into account when capturing images. The Sigma 8-16mm lens is another option if you want to go even wider, but it's not as sharp as the Nikon lens.
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Discussion in 'Mixing & Song Critique' started by McAllister, Apr 8, 2002.
Hey folks, I just finished an interview with Mark and Beth McQuilken for TapeOp and have the skinny about the RNMP (I'll give you what I can and the rest you'll just have to wait and read about).
It's done. Now, 'done' means different things to different people. I actually held in my hands version No. 5 (complete, works, but didn't hit his price-point so it wasn't 'done' to Mark). I've seen the drawings of v6 and this is the one that looks to be it. Some tests have been done. 25 units have been ordered and will be field tested by a variety of Mark's friends. If it flies you'll hear about it, possibly from me.
Because of the little bit of beta testing left there is no 'hard date' that it will be available (trust me, I asked). But I can tell you that it is the same size as an RNC, it is 2 channels, all reports are that it sounds phenominal, and it will treat your bank account really nice, too.
That's all I know - or at least all I am telling.
Many thanks to you! I understand if you have no further comment, but I'm surprised to hear that this will be a two-channel unit since the price point I'd heard bandied about has been "something sub-$500". It just seems so improbable that we could have a mic-pre which meets the McQ's standards in that price range. I won't complain if it's so. I won't look for it before your article comes out either.
Where do you go for TapeOp magazine?
You can even get a free subscription! Just tell 'em you're, uh...uh...Steve Albini! Yeah, that's the ticket!
That's cool as hell that Mark has already put that much R&D into it and decides to redesign it because it costs too much. I was thinking of just getting just 2 channels, but it might end up being four. If the first batch doesn't all just sell out . . .
I know its a lot to ask but does it have line and instrument level inputs? Are the outputs balanced?