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Thank you, Kevin Sabet, PhD!
So grateful to have Dr. Kevin Sabet at Saxe Auditorium to debunk the myths. You nailed it, Kevin! For more information on how you can learn or help, go to https://learnaboutsam.org/.


Year 5 had a fantastic trip to London on Wedsnesday Nov 27th.
It was an early start at the train station and we were all excited, including the teachers.
We were lucky to meet Frank Cottrell Boyce in the National Gallery followed by a tour of the gallery where we saw artwork that is featured in the book.After lunch in Trafalgar Square, we had a sneek peek at Buckingham Palace from The Mall, before we boarded a cruise boat on the River Thames.
We saw lots of famous city sites from the river before finally getting the train home.
It was a very long day but one we will remember for a long time.


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These leggings, coupled with either http://www.wowhead.com/?item=42071 or http://www.wowhead.com/?item=42037 add 4.04% Spell Hit rating, which is enough for PvP when fighting players of equal level (80) as a Moonkin or Resto Druid (missing a Cyclone can mean a loss in Arena).
This you way don't have to worry about gemming Hit rating, and because it's only .04% over the cap, you don't lose too much other stats.
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The influential Canberra sports people who inspire our community
10 June 2020 | Tim Gavel
After horrific injuries, Caroline Buchanan is back in training and inspiring on and off the bike. Photo: George Tsotsos.
Why Ricky Stuart, Jarrod Croker, Caroline Buchanan, Marianna Tolo, Kelsey Lee Barber, Patty Mills, Robert de Castella and the Brumbies top the list of the most influential Canberra sportspeople.
During the COVID-19 shutdown, sportspeople demonstrated their capacity to inspire the community in their struggle to stay afloat mentally and physically.
In many respects, the majority of those in this highly subjective list had already established themselves as community role models.
Capital Football, Hockey ACT, Tennis ACT, Cricket ACT, ACT Basketball and Netball ACT have shown leadership as organisations during COVID-19 with inspirational messages and guidance during and while emerging from the shutdown.
Sportspeople such as Michael Milton, Nick Kyrgios, Robert de Castella, Lauren Boden and Melissa Breen have continually inspired us as a community.
Marianna Tolo and Carrie Graf, along with the UC Capitals, have become important advocates in the promotion of women's sport. Apart from their incredible deeds on the court, the team are positive role models. Marianna and Carrie have taken it a step further through advocating for better promotion, greater financial support and media coverage of women's sport.
Caroline Buchanan has inspired the next generation through her performances in mountain bike and BMX as an eight-time world champion and her comeback from serious injury. But it has been her ability to engage through social media with positive messaging that has seen her become an important role model to young sportswomen in particular.
Patty Mills is a global superstar on the back of his performances in the NBA but it has been his role of advocate for a range of issues that has seen his influence stretch well beyond his efforts on the court. This has ranged from the promotion of Indigenous issues to calling for people to stay home during COVID-19.
David Pocock remains an enormously influential presence in Canberra, despite not playing for the Brumbies, with his environmental platform resonating well beyond the ACT. The departures of Pocock, Henry Speight and Christian Lealiilifano have seen the club in a rebuilding phase in terms of personality players. The Brumbies, as a team under coach Dan McKellar, has the ability to be a positive influence with effective use of social media platforms as well as being the dominant Australian side in Super Rugby while playing attractive rugby.
Kelsey Lee Barber, by virtue of winning gold in the javelin at last year's World Track and Field Titles, has become an important figure in Australian sport. This has been amplified in the lead up to the Olympics. Her performances have inspired a generation of young athletes in Canberra seeking to follow her pathway.
The Raiders team by virtue of making last year's Grand Final has a great profile within and beyond Canberra with Jarrod Croker as the most popular player among supporters.
For mine, Raiders coach Ricky Stuart continues to be the most influential person in Canberra sport. As a champion player his profile was enormous. If at all possible his profile has lifted even more as a coach. This has been amplified through his role in charities in Canberra and the fierce protection of his players and the city.
As I mentioned at the top of the column the list is very much subjective but if nothing else, these individuals and teams illustrate the calibre of sports people in our city.
Vibrant murals pay homage to Canberra's Olympic stars
27 May 2021 | By Michael Weaver
World champion ignites Sarah's BMX Olympic dream
13 February 2022 | By Katrina Condie
Is it time for a statue to honour Canberra's significant women in sport?
10 March 2021 | By Tim Gavel
Canberra cyclists experience the highs and lows of Olympic selection
30 June 2021 | By Tim Gavel
Should Canberra appoint sportspeople as ambassadors to educate about Canberra?
29 April 2022 | By Tim Gavel
We've just witnessed a golden fortnight for Canberra and region sportspeople on the world stage
2 December 2021 | By Tim Gavel
The Canberra athletes preparing to take on the world this week at the Tokyo Paralympics
24 August 2021 | By Tim Gavel
'Lake G' adds another sports star to the already well-studded wall of fame
6 June 2021 | By Lottie Twyford

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Tracy and Brandon trusted Jen and I with the task of photographing their wedding next June. We can't wait because it is going to be a rustic themed wedding, which is one of our favorite wedding styles. In order to go with the theme. We selected Mentryville as the perfect location for their engagement pictures in Santa Clarita. While shooting, we had to battle with rain, mud, and an unhappy park ranger who gave us parking tickets. Nonetheless, this was an awesome session and we were able to create artwork that Tracy and Brandon will forever remember leading up to their special day. These two are just awesome to work with, and we cannot wait to see them again in 6 months for what is sure to be a beautiful sunset wedding.


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HKMA Grants Banking Licenses to QNB, Ping An, and Hua Xia Bank
HKMA announced that it has approved the upgrading of the restricted banking license of Morgan Stanley Asia International Limited (MSAIL) to a banking licence and has granted banking licenses to Qatar National Bank (QNB), Ping An Bank Co., Ltd. (PAB), and Hua Xia Bank Co., Limited (HXB) under the Banking Ordinance. The upgrading of restricted banking license and the granting of these banking licenses take effect from September 26, 2019.
MSAIL is incorporated in Hong Kong and has been authorized as a restricted license bank in Hong Kong since 2014. MSAIL is a wholly owned banking subsidiary of Morgan Stanley, a bank holding company in the U.S. QNB is incorporated in Qatar while PAB and HXB are incorporated in the People's Republic of China. After the upgrade and the grant of the above banking licenses, the number of licensed banks in Hong Kong is 164 while the number of restricted license banks in Hong Kong is 17.
Keywords: Asia Pacific, Hong Kong, China, Qatar, Banking, Bank Licenses, Huaxia, Ping An, QNB, HKMA
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IASB Amends IFRS 9 and IFRS 7 in Response to IBOR Reform


Photography & luck, the eternal duo.
We've all been lucky. We've all landed up with pictures that we love out of sheer luck haven't we? One just has to admire the presence of luck in photography. It carries us through some of our most challenging photographic moments.
There are a few per-requisites to getting these sometimes surprising images.
Well, there's your camera. You don't need a so called 'high-end' camera, really. What you will need however is a camera which is ready for a shot at all times. Fully charged and ready to roll.
All DSLRs these days have a stand-by mode. Like in my Nikon, the stand-by mode keeps the camera sleeping. The moment I need to take a picture, one press of any button will get it out of its slumber and ready to fire.
What's even more important is that your camera be configured in such a way that it's ready for all scenarios. You don't want to be fidgeting with the settings to get the ISO down and the aperture up in case you need to point the lens at the Sun.
The solution to that problem is to keep the camera set to 'auto' or 'P/Program', when you're not shooting something in particular, obviously. Let the camera do the work, it's faster than your fingers in situations where you may have all but one second to point, compose and shoot.
Two faced tide, Zanzibar, Africa.
This photograph, taken from the Forhodani Park in Stone Town, Zanzibar, showcases the simple life of the fishing community here. Every morning they head out with their sails open while the sun is still yawning into its rise. They return with the days catch in the evening, fresh and ready to go onto any of the stalls which line the lanes of the Forhodani park.
This is a much adored photograph from my portfolio but the harsh truth about this photograph is that this was a highly over-exposed frame. Shot in RAW, when this image came up in the scroll, there was little my mind could think about doing. The highlights were too bright, the blacks looked as if they came straight out of a can of oil paint.
The first thing that I did was to instantly rid it of all saturation (you know, cut my losses and use what I have). The next step came as a surprise even to me, I bumped up the exposure even more till the ocean looked almost like a sketch. You can even spot the horizon if you've got a good pair of eyes. As a result came out this picture postcard image of a Dhow.
Having the camera set to manual and not prepared for this type of photograph actually helped me capture this rather representative image. I was lucky. The unorthodox processing of this image saved the day.
There's no getting away from it. Your shutter release has got to be absolutely on the money at that second when it's all supposed to happen. Miss it and all you'll have is a photograph which could.
Get it right though and you'll be jumping with joy after you finish processing the picture. There again is that element which we all love to hate – luck.
Spirit of the desert. Rajasthan, India.
Easily one of the top 5 favourites from my recent trip to Rajasthan, India. I pride myself on the exquisite timing of this photograph.
There have been a few times that I have ended up depending on luck. Some frown upon that but who gives a damn? They say that the photographers who rely on luck are not true photographers, they're just trigger happy shooters. I think whoever says this is right, only to an extent though.
You see, I started shooting with a manual camera and its bathed in wasted film (and money!) disappointments. Back then it was only those 'lucky' shots that kept egging me on to shoot more.
Even the urge to try and better understand the nuances of making a well thought out and calibrated photograph was fueled by those few perfect photos. All thanks to luck.
A bad photograph gone good. Kumbhalgarh Fort, Rajasthan, India.
I didn't even know I had taken this shot. I was busy watching the sound and light show at the fort (hence the lighting). The camera was set up on a tripod right next to my seat. With a wired remote-release in my hand I kept clicking, only occasionally changing the tilt to adjust my frame. The reason I love this photograph is that everything in the frame is perfectly out of focus. Yes! Look closely and you'll see. Yet somehow, this image works. You can even see the milky way!
When shooting outdoors, these two factors can mean the world to a photographer. Also, no one has complete control over either. That's what's amazing if you actually do end up with a good photograph. Sometimes even the worst hours of light can yield a good photograph. Don't be apprehensive about shooting at noon or under thick cloud cover. Go for it, regardless.
Living on an island. Zanzibar, Africa.
Shot at the top of noon, this photograph came as a surprise. Background: It was hot, I was sweating it with all my camera gear on my back and I was on a beach with no shade. On a motorcycle ride across the island, I had little control over the time I reached a particular destination. Look at this picture, see the shadows and you'll know it was shot at 12PM on the dot. This photograph was a stepping stone for me towards realising the possibilities of shooting with harsh light.
Sometimes though, one just has to forget everything and swing for the fence. Like in this photo here, shot at Hampi in Karnataka, India.
Jewel in the crown. Virupaksha Temple, Hampi, India.
Almost 2 kilometers away from my subject and on top of a hill. The place where I was standing had absolutely no space to move around and get the Sun perfectly resting in the Temple's crown. To get this particular shot, I had to literally hang off the hill and try to shoot with one hand stretched out as far as possible. The Sun too would stay in the correct position for a very short while only, I had very little time to execute. Adding to my problems was the 300mm lens that I was using! It took about 10 shots till I got this photograph. Which could have been taken in a better way, if I had a helicopter or something. (wink!). After I got the photograph and a few other shots, I spent the night ogling at my camera screen!
So there you have it. Go ahead and be lucky!
This entry was posted on July 23, 2012 by Nipun Srivastava. It was filed under Photography and was tagged with Africa, beach, boat, camel, desert, flare, hampi, images, india, lighting, nikon, nokkor, photography, photos, rajasthan, sand, saturation, stars, sun, Travel, Zanzibar.


Note: Mick Durham spent three decades with the Montana State Bobcat men's basketball program, either as a player, assistant or head coach, before stepping down in 2006. A dozen years later, after coaching stops in New Mexico and most recently at NCAA Division II Alaska-Fairbanks, Mick has returned home to the Treasure State to lead the men's program at Montana State Billings. The Yellowjackets this season include assistant coach Bobby Howard and his brother Brendan, a freshman forward. Both are former Great Falls High stars. Mick was in Great Falls this week to visit with Montana State Billings alumni, boosters and fans, and we caught up with him for our Sunday Conversation.
Q: How are you, Coach? Nice to be home?
A: Great. It's good to be back. Thanks, Scott. It's been a while. It was good, though. Donna (his wife) and I lived in Montana for 50 years and went on a 10-year adventure, three years at New Mexico State and seven at Fairbanks. We embraced it.
Q: Your family is all still in Montana, right?
A: Yes. (Son) Casey and (daughter) Mikaela are both in Bozeman, and (son) Kobey is a pilot working out of Billings. His company is based in Wahoo, Nebraska, right out of Omaha.
Q: That's great, Mick. Of course everyone in Great Falls wonders what kind of role Brendan will have with your team this season.
A: I see him having an impact right away. Maybe at the wing as an undersized 4 man. The attitude and hustle … I think he'll play right away and have a huge impact.
Q: Brendan is a winner.
A: No question. Coach's kid. Gym rat. And now his brother is with me as an assistant coach. It's pretty cool. He's going to have an impact on our program, the way he plays. His strength has always been his nose for the ball, being around the hoop and offensive rebounding. I think he will help a lot.
Q: What about the difference in athletes from the NCAA Division I level to Division II?
A: I think there's more size at Division I basketball. Just bigger guys. But our GNAC (Great Northwest Athletic Conference) is a really good and well-respected D-2 league. One of the best in the country. Obviously we'd struggle against the best leagues in the Big Sky but I think it's certainly equivalent to the bottom half of Big Sky teams.
Q: Do you think there might be more stress on you now that you're back home, Mick?
A: No question. Being back in your home state you want to do well. The best part about it is this: seven years ago (when he took the Fairbanks job) I was really learning what D-2 is all about. Now it's the same league, I know what I'm getting into, I understand D-2, so I'm excited to see what we can do in Billings.
Q: Will your teams be playing the Grizzlies or the Bobcats this season or anytime soon?
A: (laughs) Not this year. I don't know. Well, I never thought I'd be back in Montana coaching so I'm never going to say never. But it's not something that I need to do (laughs). And that's kind of what I thought about my career. I didn't need to come back to Montana and coach. It just happened. And it's been good. The community of Billings seems excited. And there's a lot of Bobcats in Billings. So it's been fun so far.
Q: You still have a lot of friends in the state, right?
A: Oh yes. We got back to Bozeman a couple of times a year always when we were in New Mexico and Alaska, and in Billings I've got five of my former guys right there. Scott Hatler from Great Falls, Adam Leachman, Danny Sullivan, Danny Faaborg, Aaron Rich … that's five guys who played for me who live in Billings. And Gale Berry (who played for the Cats) is there. So I've been running into Bobcats left and right and the people at MSU B have been good to me.
Q: Will we see your outfits playing Steve Keller's University of Providence teams in the near future?
A: (laughs) I don't know. I don't anticipate us playing in Great Falls, Helena, Havre or Dillon. But I think there will be a time that hopefully they'll come to Billings. Right now we're playing Rocky twice. That will be our two Frontier games this season.
Q: What year did you graduate from Three Forks High, Mick?
Q: Is that the same year Steve Keller graduated from Custer High?
A: I believe Keller graduated in 1974.
Q: Did you ever see or play against Steve in high school?
A: I didn't. I saw his brother Jeff, but not Steve. I see Steve's name in the record books and I have been in the Custer gym.
Q: For so many years, from Stu Starner to yourself to Brad Huse, there was a direction connection with you guys - a coaching line - and Montana State basketball. And that's been lost a little bit now. Does that bother you?
A: Well, I don't know. I'm a Montana guy and I think you always want a Montana touch. But that's not the way it's gone. I've been gone for 10 years so I don't have a great pulse on the program there, but I know coach (Brian) Fish. I hook up with him when I'm back in Bozeman. I try not to look back too much, because I've got my own stuff to worry about. But I'm a Bobcat. You know that.
Q: Well, I'd like to look back a little bit. All those great years you spent there in Bozeman (nine as assistant coach, 16 as head coach, five as a player) … what was the best Bobcat team during that span?
Q: Who else did Idaho State have that year?
A: Steve Hayes was a 6-11 center (who played seven years in the NBA) and Jeff Cook was a 6-10 power forward (who played eight seasons in the NBA). They had a 6-5 point guard named Griffin (Greg Griffin, who was actually listed at 6-7), which was kind of a tough matchup for Craig Finberg and I. Great team. You know, when I look back I think I remember most the old Big Sky, the days with Boise and Idaho and Nevada and NAU, Weber and Montana. What I'm proud of is when we did win it and go to the NCAA Tournament, in 1996, it was against the old Big Sky and not the so-called new Big Sky, with Sac State and Portland State and Northridge.
Q: You had some good teams in Bozeman, Mick.
A: The NCAA team stands out, and then we had a very good NIT team that one year. Of course I remember the tip-dunk (by Montana's Dan Trammel to beat the Cats at the buzzer in the 2002 Big Sky tourney), you know, but then we went to the NIT and beat Utah State at Utah State. Another memory that stands out is the holiday tournament we had for 10 years in Bozeman. We always had it Dec. 29-30. There was nothing going on in the state and we'd get big crowds.
Q: Your team won that tourney a lot, too, if I remember correctly.
A: Yes, I think we won it eight out of 10 years. We beat Mississippi State, we beat Colorado, we beat Butler … That was a pretty cool little event right after Christmas.
A: (laughs) We did have a banquet. Here's a story about it. We gave each coach $500 as a stipend to speak at the banquet, and one year my assistant Jerry Olson, who did all the scheduling for me, had Lefty Driesell at James Madison lined up. Lefty, the Hall of Fame coach who used to coach at Maryland. And Jerry said 'I think Lefty would come if we gave him $1,000 to speak.' So I said to Jerry, 'OK, give Lefty my $500 and see if you can get him.' And he came. (laughs) And I heard Lefty was downtown, getting around to the Cannery and some other places that weekend. So at least some of my thousand bucks went back into the community.
Q: I was at five or six of those tournaments and you're right, Mick, they attracted big crowds. Seemed like your team always used it as a pretty decent springboard into the conference season.
A: Right. You had that good competition right before league. And back then we were able to get some pretty good teams to Bozeman.
Q: I was looking at the Bobcat Hall of Fame earlier today to see how many basketball players are in there that you were associated with at Montana State, and my goodness, there's a bunch. Of course you're in there, and Scott Hatler, Quadre Lollis, Nico Harrison, Jason Erickson, Ray Willis, Tom Domako, Kral Ferch … You talk about good ballplayers. Scott Hatler, from right here in Great Falls - he was great.
A: Yep. And it's kind of interesting. When I took the job at Montana State, we'd gone through the Ferches (Kral and Shann, who transferred to Pepperdine after two seasons with the Cats) and it was to the point where we had no Montana guys. Scott Hatler took a chance on us, and from there we used his name to get Danny Sprinkle and Justin Brown (Helena High), and Pete Conway (Billings West) and Adam Leachman (Bozeman). So we got a lot of Montana guys after that. It's the same thing at MSU B. We're trying to get re-established with the state. Getting Brendan Howard (who transferred from Eastern Washington) right off the bat was huge.
Q: I was thinking about your Bobcat-Grizzly memories. When you were coaching, the one that has to stand out was when your son Casey threw in a bunch of 3-pointers against the Griz. Bet you remember that, right?
A: Yep, I do. It was a Sunday afternoon. I think he was a redshirt freshman. Casey had his moments. That game is so tough, because all eyes are on you. He had some highs and lows, like all of us do. I certainly did as a player and a coach. Especially if you're going to compete in that game for four years. I mean it's not always going to be roses in that game. But obviously that was a huge game for him. He hit six 3s and scored 18 points. Of course I remember that good team of Stu's when I was an assistant that had Domako, the Ferches and Willis – man, we lit it up that night, too (in 1986). And I remember when I was an assistant and Scott Hurley hitting that halfcourt shot (to beat the Griz in 1985).
Q: I know you stepped down when Casey still had eligibility left and Brad Huse was his head coach after that. It had to be proud to coach your own son for a little while.
A: It's a cool thing, yes. It's tough coaching your own kid, but man, you're with your son every day. He had sat out a year after high school and walked on and gray-shirted, then he redshirted. It wasn't something we planned, it just happened. But he had a great little career and had some very big moments.
Q: You know, Mick, Casey's buddy was Nick Dissly, who I thought was one of the all-time great athletes from our state I ever saw, and it turns out his little brother Will is the best athlete in the family (laughs). How about that? (Note: Will Dissly is a rookie tight end for the Seattle Seahawks who in the first two weeks of the NFL season caught two touchdown passes).
A: Pretty good athletes, both of them.
Q: Nick was no slouch, I do know that.
A: Nick was good, no question. He could have been a heckuva football player, too. That family had some pretty good athletes. It's sure been cool watching Will the last couple of weeks.
A: (laughs) Stu gave me a ton of responsibilities, mostly in the scouting area. There was one year when Stu had eye surgery and missed a few weeks of practice early in the fall and his assistants had to run it. But Stu was great to me, and I've talked to him lately. He's in Bozeman, you know. Hopefully he'll be over to see us play.
Q: How about Quadre Lollis? What a fantastic player he was when you were the head coach.
A: He's got to be one of the best I ever coached. Jim Shaw, who's now the coach at Western Oregon, was my assistant and our main recruiter. He got Quad. I see that '96 group a lot. They tend to do a lot together. I saw Quadre at the Final Four a couple years ago and he's doing good. Coaching a little bit back in Indianapolis. But he's done playing. He played (overseas) for 10 years. And then Nico (Harrison), he's done a great job with Nike. He's with the Olympic team and was Kobe Bryant's right-hand man.
Q: Well, Nico and Quadre were great, but they weren't the MVP of the Big Sky tournament that year. A freshman from Helena named Danny was. Danny Sprinkle (laughs).
A: Yep. We had Sprinkle and Holmstadt who were freshmen. They'll be in that Bobcat Hall of Fame one of these days. I see Danny out recruiting. He's still an assistant at Cal State Fullerton.
Q: You know, I'm sure it hurts that one year – and you mentioned the Dan Trammel dunk – but that has to hurt you lost that one to the Griz. Because you'd beaten them by quite a bit twice during the regular season.
A: I know, I know. But you look back on it … I sat with Don Holst (the Grizzly head coach that year) at a tournament when recruiting in Las Vegas. You still have the memories. And now Bobby Hauck being back (as Montana football coach). He had a little text about me being back when I got hired at MSU B. People forget that my wife's from Big Timber (where the Haucks grew up) and Bobby's dad (Robert) was Donna's counselor in high school. So we watched Bobby and Tim in junior high and freshman year in high school. (Pauses) It's just the uniqueness of Montana and what it's about. And that's what I've missed the last 10 years. I miss the coaches, because we all kind of have a special bond. And not just basketball-basketball. It can be basketball-football, too. It's just a cool little bond that coaches in this state have.
Q: Guess who I saw last month here Great Falls? Larry Krystkowiak. It was sure good to see Krysko (the former Griz superstar player and coach who is now head coach at Utah).
A: Yes, I went up and said hello to him, too, at the (Coaches Clinic). He's doing great. He's really kind of found his spot. I remember talking to him before a Bobcat-Grizzly game when he was part-time third assistant at Montana, asking him if we was enjoying it and if he wanted to get into coaching. And he really did. So it's cool to see him doing what he's doing.
Q: What about our old buddy Blaine Taylor (like Krysko a former Grizzly star player and head coach)?
A: Yep. I actually run into Blaine a little bit now that he's at Irvine (an assistant coach). Blaine and I played against each other in college and coached against each other. It's fun to see those guys. You know, maybe you put your guard down a little bit as you get older from those Bobcat-Grizzly days. I enjoy seeing those guys.
Q: Well, I've always thought our state of Montana was like a big little town. Know what I mean, Coach?
A: Yes. And I've been surprised a little. I know I'm excited to be back, and I generally feel people are excited to have me back in the state. So that's nice. I really think MSU B is going to be a good thing. They've never had a Montana guy as the head coach, it's the only D-2 in the state, it's in a great league and I think I can sell it to kids. Because you get to travel and see some things. When I got the chance to play at Montana State, the best experience about it was I got to go places and see stuff. I really think Division 2 and MSU B, we're going to be in the Northwest, we're going to be in Alaska, we're going to be in Hawaii. I think there's something good to sell at this level.
Q: How is your brother Mark doing? (the former Montana Western player, coach and athletic director had some cancer surgery earlier this year).
Q: I'll bet it makes your whole family feel wonderful how the state got behind Mark when it came out that he was diagnosed.
A: Yes. Everybody rallied around him. That was pretty cool. They had benefits at Western and Miles Community College. No, he's been very fortunate. And it's looking good.
Q: Thanks very much, Mick.
A: You're welcome, Scott. Good to see you.


A normal gathering in a closed area; a group of friends, a bunch of memories and the ceremony which is about to begin. There is no music to perk up, no drink to cheer up and we serve each other only with memories.The recipe serves four people and the stories are all about yesterday.Sitting in the corner, listing to the others, I drew slowly into a trap of time. I seethe lips spoke, but I can't hear what they are saying. Then, the faces start to becovered with cropped photos from the same stories on the table. No matter ifthey are trying to hide something or prevent from being seen, the message is sofamiliar and clear for me; To be seen in the public opened field of presence isforbidden for the girls in my society.


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Texas man who threatened mass shooting caught with guns, radical paraphernalia, cops say
Source: Kerr County Sheriff's Office
By:Front Page Detective Staff
May 31 2021, Published 9:05 a.m. ET
A Texas man is under arrest after police say he made threats to carry out a mass shooting, including possibly carrying out the attack at a Walmart.
The Kerr County Sheriff's Office announced the arrest of Coleman Thomas Blevins, 28. He was arrested on May 28, but it wasn't announced until May 30. Sheriff's deputies, state officials and federal agents were all part of the investigation.
Recently, deputies learned that Blevins had an affiliation with extremist ideologies.
On May 27, deputies intercepted a message that stated Blevins was preparing for a mass shooting, according to the sheriff's office. The message included a threat at a Walmart.
Police went to Blevins' Kerrville home with a search warrant. There, they found guns, ammunition, electronic evidence and radical ideology paraphernalia, according to the sheriff's office. The paraphernalia included books, flags and handwritten documents.
Blevins is a convicted felon and prohibited from possessing a gun, according to deputies.
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Suspect Allegedly Impersonated Federal Agent, Warned Victims They Would Be Killed Because Of His Job: Officials
He was charged with terroristic threat to create public fear or serious bodily injury. Federal charges are possible in the case. Blevins was booked into the Kerr County jail and is being held on $250,000 bond.
"This case reminds us that we need to always be vigilant. Many think 'that can't happen here', and it was well on the way to happening," said Sheriff Larry Leitha, "Our investigators did outstanding work in this case, and possibly saved many lives. The plot interrupted in this case is unthinkable. We appreciate the assistance of all our law enforcement partners, including the FBI, DPS, KPD, and Secret Service. We'd like to remind the public - if you see something, say something. The KCSO, working with other law enforcement professionals, will continue to stop threats to our community, and bring those responsible to prosecution."
Texas was home to a mass shooting at a Walmart when a gunman opened fire at an El Paso store in 2019. There were 23 deaths and 23 injuries in that shooting.


FogBugz allows you to set up groups of users who can be granted permissions to read or modify certain parts of FogBugz selectively. Permissions can be granted directly to a FogBugz User or a group, and allow for different levels of access to Projects, Wikis, and Discussion Groups.
See this article to understand the difference in the types (Normal, Administrator, Virtual, Community, Anonymous) of users in FogBugz.
Admin: A project Administrator. See promoting users section for a detailed explanation.
In various parts of the FogBugz user interface, you can see a list of users in a dropdown list. FogBugz will only show each user the names of people who have some project or group in common.
However, suppose we create a Project called Bob's Project and give the Development Group and Bob permission on it. Then Bob and Alice would be able to see each other. Also note that if we give All Normal Users permission on a project then everyone can see everyone in a FogBugz install.
In order for a user to initiate an email from a specific mailbox, they must have read access to a project and the mailbox they wish to use must be set to sort incoming messages into an area in that project. They must also have write access on the project from which they'd like to send mail. Only if these conditions are met will a user be able to initiate outgoing mail from a given mailbox, and in that situation they still won't be able to reply to mail moved from the mailbox associated project to the project for which they have modify permissions. Note: if your FogBugz On Demand site is not running FogBugz Ocelot, or you use FogBugz For Your Server, the user must have modify permissions, not read.
All site administrators have permission to manage global snippets. Other users can only create, edit and delete their own personal snippets. If a normal user needs permission to manage global snippets, site administrators can grant them (or a group of users) on the snippet page. Note: granting snippet permissions to two otherwise isolated users does not cause them to see each other in FogBugz.


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The FDIC provides separate coverage for deposits held in different account ownership categories. Deposits previously from American Bank of Texas are separately insured from deposits at First United Bank for at least six months after November 10, This grace period gives you the opportunity to restructure your accounts, if necessary. CDs from American Bank of Texas are separately insured until the earliest maturity date after the end of the six-month grace period. CDs that mature during the six-month period and are renewed for the same term and in the same dollar amount continue to be separately insured until the first maturity date after the six-month period.
First United has made improvements to firstunitedbank. We've designed features that help you meet your needs easier and faster.
Please take a moment to explore! The "My Bank" feature allows you to set the bank location you use the most often. After you set your location simply roll over the "Bank Info" icon at the top of the homepage to get quick access to hours, contact information, and more.
Whether you're searching for personal banking needs or business banking needs, you'll no longer be confused by the navigation. Each has their own section for you to easily find what you're looking for. Now when you visit First United from your smart phone, you'll get an easy to use mobile experience.
No more zooming in to log in or access links- the new mobile design makes the website easy to use from any device. This link is provided solely as a courtesy to our customers. First United has no control over the External site and is not responsible for its content. First United does not endorse, warrant or guarantee the products, services or information described or offered through the External site.
By selecting your bank you will have quick access to information about your bank including: This information will be available on all pages of the website in the top bar. You will be able to set your bank location from the locations page.
Mortgage Customer Care Net Login. Every 3 seconds an identity is stolen. Learn how to protect yourself and your family with Secure Checking. Videos on our products and services. Watch our How-To Videos. Looking for a different login? Will First United be actively involved in my community? Will the name of the bank change? Yes, all banks will be called First United Bank effective November 12, The website is firstunitedbank.
Yes, your community bank will keep the same phone numbers. Can I still go to my favorite community bank? Yes, all community bank locations will remain open. Will I see new faces that I do not know? Will the normal hours of operation change at my community bank? At this time, there are no plans to modify business hours. Will I be able to use other First United locations? What are the normal business hours to call the Customer Care Center?
Will I be able to call the Customer Care Center during the weekend? Will bank hours be impacted? What will happen to my American Bank of Texas accounts? Will my account number s change? Will the routing number change? What do I need to do to ensure that my direct deposit and automatic drafts continue? Will automated withdrawals from other institutions still work? Yes, because your account number s will remain the same. How will my statement cycle be affected in November since the transition is in the middle of the month?
Will I continue to receive my checking account statement or eStatement at approximately the same time each month? Will my statement look different?
Will my current debit card still work? Does First United offer personalized debit cards? Will my debit card PIN still work? Are Australian credit unions supported? Is the Police and Teachers Credit Union on the list? However, the Police Credit Union is not currently available through Yodlee. As always, the quickest way to check if bank feeds are available for a financial institution is login to Xero and in your own company or the demo company try adding a bank account for that institution.
What is the current status of Xero support for Citibusiness accounts in the USA that require secure ID tokens one time passwords for authentication? Do you have public API? Can you please revert back to me. Is it available for other developers? Your email address will not be published. Yodlee bank feed update Posted 8 years ago in Xero news by. Here are the best bits from Xero's growth workshop by Demian Mclean 2 days ago.
A new and better way to get support by Nigel Piper 11 January Xero and Capital One partner to help rewire the small business economy by 11 May Change the way you work with reports by Mark Blundell 26 July Assume credit cards will be part of the second phase? You have made me happy today!! Amazing, this is what online accounting software is all about! Is there a full list of supported banks available? Great… is HSBC on your list as well? My voice for Canadian Banks. This would be great! Hi guys, fantastic news.
What about Brazilian banks?? Will it be free? Please tell me this will work with Piraeus Bank! Will be able to support token generators? I will will hold tight. Seth — Yodlee provide access to PNC Bank accounts in the US, so expect this to be included in the phase 2 release sometime from later in November Jennie — Yes, you can have a mix of bank feeds in the one Organisation on Xero, some accounts like ANZ as existing direct partner feeds and others like St George as feeds via Yodlee.
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There is not much you can do online. You can download all kinds of forms to change information you want to change or update. I have four different banks and this one is my least favorite. The rates are fine but trying to accomplish anything online is like pulling teeth. When I contacted the bank on the phone, that didn't help much either. They told me to download the form and mail it in.
Even making payments isn't easy. Last months payment didn't even go through. When the car is paid off I'm done. Sorry Hanscom, would like to stay for your great rates but too much of a hassle in every other way.
I recently refinanced my vehicle with Hanscom and not only was my rate great, but the whole process was extremely easy. They made the process of refinancing my car loan much less daunting; specifically, Sumita always makes me feel like I have someone in my corner.
Account numbers for almost every customer will remain the same.
No, First United is a community bank dedicated to serving customers locally. Conduct business with confidence, even where you lack established relationships.


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Despite Progress and an Upbeat Pre-Election Mood, Ethnic Conflicts Have Long Worried Many Kenyans
Until recently, Kenya was considered something of a success story in a troubled region; now, however, it is consumed by political and ethnic violence following last week's disputed reelection of President Mwai Kibaki. The unrest has shocked many both inside and outside Kenya who believed the election would confirm the country's reputation as East Africa's most stable developing democracy.
As a recent Pew Global Attitudes survey highlighted, this optimism was not unwarranted -- before the election, Kenyans were feeling relatively good about the direction of their nation. Moreover, Kenyans were overwhelmingly optimistic about the elections -- two-in-three believed they would be conducted fairly.1
However, as the survey also revealed, Kenyans have long been one of the major African nations most worried about tribal conflicts. Half of Kenyans rated conflict among tribal groups a "very big problem" for their country -- the second highest percentage among the 10 African nations included in Pew's April 2007 poll. Only Ivory Coast and Nigeria -- both of which have also experienced considerable ethnic violence in recent years -- had similar levels of concern. Obviously, it would appear that, for the moment at least, tribal tensions have trumped the confidence Kenyans held in their electoral system and democratic institutions.
Read the full report Despite Progress and an Upbeat Pre-Election Mood, Ethnic Conflicts Have Long Worried Many Kenyans on the Pew Research Center Web site.


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Ruben Dias breaks his silence amid Wolves, Manchester United and Arsenal links
The Portugal defender is one of the most highly sought after talents in world football
Ruben Dias has played down any rumours of a Benfica exit, with a number of Premier League clubs believed to be interested.
The 22-year-old is the latest star to be linked with an exit from the Portuguese giants, only weeks after Joao Felix's €126m sale to Atletico Madrid.
PORTO, PORTUGAL - JUNE 09: Donny van de Beek of The Netherlands battles for the ball with Ruben Dias of Portugal during the UEFA Nations League Final between Portugal and the Netherlands at Estadio do Dragao on June 09, 2019 in Porto, Portugal. (Photo by Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images)
A similarly eye watering release clause is part of Dias' contract with any potential suitor needing to fork out over €60m for his signature.
Wolverhampton Wanderers have been linked with a sensational swoop for the Portugal international, but are not alone in their pursuit for him.
According to reports in Portugal , Manchester United, Arsenal and Real Madrid are all interested in the highly rated defender.
But despite those reports, Dias remains committed to Benfica and claims his mind is only with his current side.
Paul Ince gives verdict on Wolves' chances of breaking into Premier League's top-six
"My head is not there [leaving Benfica]. I'm here pre-season, I don't have to think about anything else.," he told A Bola .
"It's important to work on wins, but more important is to grow in stages of the game. We have to keep growing.
"The team will always be at a high level for quality. squad, but we can improve. "
Wolves remain the overwhelming favourites to pull off the coup, they are priced at evens, with their nearest rivals Arsenal and Manchester Untied at 6/1.


Green Biologics, Inc., the U.S. subsidiary of Green Biologics Ltd., a UK industrial biotechnology and renewable chemicals company, announced today that it has received REACH certification, a regulation of the European Union that promotes protection of human and environmental health from risks posed by chemicals. By registering with REACH, which stands for Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation of Chemicals, Green Biologics is now able to supply Europe with larger bulk quantities of its bio-based n-butanol. The company has also obtained pre-registration for its bio-based acetone and various derivatives, allowing it to ship up to 100 tonnes of these chemicals to Europe through June 1, 2018. This achievement underlines Green Biologics' commitment to embracing a global view on customers and business. It also enables the company to solidify its long-term position as a supplier to customers and markets in Europe.
The result of more than 100 years of research and development, Green Biologics' fermentation platform utilizes a robust library of Clostridium microbial strains as biocatalysts to produce its 100 percent bio-based n-butanol and acetone. The company has plans to offer a full suite of BioPure™, 100 percent bio-based, high purity, products through its patented Advanced Fermentation Process™ and third-party partnerships. Currently, all Green Biologics chemical products are being produced at the company's commercial facility, Central Minnesota Renewables, located in Little Falls, MN, which officially began operations in December of last year.
Green Biologics is a member of the American Chemistry Council (ACC) and its commercial facility, Central MN Renewables LLC, has been built to meet Responsible Care® standards. The company's n-butanol and acetone have received 100 percent bio-based, USDA BioPreferred certification.


Some girls turn heads with their beauty. Jaqueline Burrell stops traffic and alters the courses of rivers merely by strolling past.
I am very fortunate to have worked with Jaq during her short modeling career, and some of the images we created rank among my all time favourites.
I have been displaying select images of her, but this gallery marks the first real feature, and there will be more to come.
Stay tuned for new images and videos of this exquisite nubile 18 year old beauty.


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Het Formule 1-seizoen 1983 was het 34ste FIA Formula One World Championship seizoen. Het begon op 13 maart en eindigde op 15 oktober na vijftien races.

Voor het seizoen 1983 werden vlakke bodemplaten tussen de voor- en achterwielen verplicht, waardoor het gebruik van volledige grondeffect bodemplaten voor betere aerodynamica onmogelijk werd. Het invoeren van de vlakke bodem was een reactie op het verongelukken van Gilles Villeneuve in 1982 en betekende het einde van de oorlog tussen de FIA en de FOCA.
In 1983 werd zowel het rijderskampioenschap als het constructeurskampioenschap gewonnen met gebruik van een turbomotor. Het tijdperk van de Cosworth DFV kwam hiermee ten einde.
Er werd voor het laatst een race gereden die niet meetelde voor het wereldkampioenschap: de Race of Champions op Brands Hatch.

Kalender

Afgelast
De Grand Prix van Argentinië werd afgelast om onduidelijke redenen
De Grand Prix van Zwitserland werd afgelast omdat de Zwitserse tv niet buiten eigen land wilde uitzenden. De Grand Prix op Frans grondgebied zou ook niet door de Franse tv worden uitgezonden omdat zij alleen de Grand Prix van Frankrijk wilden uitzenden.
De Grand Prix van de Sovjet-Unie die in de straten van Moskou verreden zou worden werd afgelast door bureaucratische belemmeringen.
De Grand Prix van de Verenigde Staten werd afgelast na milieuprotesten en gebrek aan inzet van sponsors en televisie en vervangen door de Grand Prix van Europa.
De Grand Prix van Las Vegas werd afgelast om onduidelijke redenen over tv uitzendrechten. Daardoor stonden er geen 17 maar 15 wedstrijden op de uiteindelijke kalender.

Resultaten en klassement

Grands Prix

Puntentelling
Punten worden toegekend aan de top zes geklasseerde coureurs.

Klassement bij de coureurs
De elf beste resultaten van alle wedstrijden tellen mee voor de eindstand.

Klassement bij de constructeurs
Alle behaalde coureurspunten tellen mee voor het constructeurskampioenschap.

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This Canucks Preseason Counts – But Not Why You'd Think
pucksondave on September 29, 2018
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It's preseason hockey and tryout season in Vancouver once again. This September an important audition of sorts is well underway, but it doesn't involve any of the players on the ice – in that regard the management group and the fans know what they are getting. This month, it's Jim Benning and Travis Green that are in the evaluation crosshairs and the fans and media are the adjudicators.
Will Benning and Green pick a team based on what their eyes and the data suggest, or will they cling to their assumptions and throw logic out the window? The fans and the analysts all wait with baited breath to see what team is rolled out in October.
This preseason has been a garbage fire thus far. The Canucks were most recently absolutely destroyed by Ty Rattie (yes THE Ty Rattie) and the Edmonton Oilers. It's part of a trend so far this month, and the fans and media are learning a lot about the boys in blue, green, and white. The big question remains though, does it matter? Will Benning and Green factor any of what has transpired so far into their selection process?
Ty Rattie scored three goals in the Edmonton Oilers' 6-0 preseason win over the Vancouver Canucks on September 25th
The players that have shown the most promise in camp and the pre-season are easy to spot for anyone that follows this team.
Pettersson has shown that he is worthy of the hype and attention he has had thrown his way. As of right now, he might be the best player on the team, let alone prospect. Nikolay Goldobin looks over-ripe for the AHL and full-time NHL ready. If given a chance, he could put up over 20 goals and 50 points this season, especially if he plays with EP. Jake Virtanen looks much improved (despite what Alex Auld says) and appears ready to take a step forward in his career. He is driving to the net, laying meaningful hits, and getting pucks on net. Brendan Leipsic is using his speed to put him in the right spots at the right time. He is worthy of a place with the Canucks on opening night.
None of this information should be news to anyone that has watched the preseason games. If you have, good on you, it hasn't been easy. The players mentioned above have provided some positives for even the most pessimistic of fans and pundits to cling to like a Brock Boeser shaped life raft.
Credit: TSN.ca
Now for the bad news. Some players that have been written into the line-up by Big Daddy Jim and Fun Uncle Travis have given Canucks fans night sweats during this pre-season.
Jay Beagle has looked about as interested in moving his feet as a nerdy dad would on a dance floor at a family wedding. As for Tim Schaller, you would need to file a missing persons report to find out what's going on with him since he has been invisible this preseason. Loui Eriksson is skating like he's angry at the ice. His decline in foot speed has been almost on par with Ryan Getzlaf's hair loss. Brandon "the cornerstone" Sutter may have finally made this nickname stick as it accurately describes his hands. Sam Ganger may be the most effective penalty killer the Canucks have faced this preseason. His mere presence on the ice makes the PP completely ineffective.
The question still remains, what will Benning and Green do in the 11th hour before the season starts for real? Will they stick with the plan to play these "veterans" and finish in the basement with nothing gained in terms of on-the-job experience for their developing players? Or will they play the kids and finish in the basement with both a high draft pick and valuable live ammunition experience gained by their most valuable long-term assets?
Benning and Green should be judged on the roster decisions they make this week with a lot of scrutiny. If common sense doesn't rule the day, meaning familiarity and unwillingness to admit to mistakes that have been made persevere, then there is no hope for the long-suffering supporters of this organization — short of a regime change or even a sale, and who knows how long that will take.
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Porsche 911 GTS bows for 2022 as a 473 hp coupé, convertible or Targa
The GTS model is so ubiquitous throughout the Porsche range that it is hard to believe that the first 911 Carrera GTS only debuted 12 years ago.
On Tuesday, Porsche unveiled the 992 generation 911, which will be available as a coupé and convertible body with rear-wheel or all-wheel drive and as a Targa body with all-wheel drive.
GTS models usually offer a little more of everything – performance, performance, and features – and mostly at a lower price than the separately available options. The 911 GTS 2022 is no exception.
2022 Porsche 911 Carrera GTS
On the performance front, the new GTS has a 473 hp version of the 3.0-liter Turbo 6 that powers other 911s. That's 30 hp more than the S-model and 23 hp more than the 991.2-generation GTS, and the 420 lb-ft of torque equals 30 lb-ft and 15 lb-ft of shocks, respectively.
Equipped with the 8-speed dual clutch automatic transmission, the 911 GTS accelerates from standstill to 100 km / h in just 3.1 seconds, which is 0.3 seconds faster than the 991.2 911 GTS. The engine also makes more sound thanks to a standard sports exhaust system with specific tuning and less sound-absorbing material.
The GTS Coupé and Cabriolet models receive a modified version of the chassis from the 911 Turbo. It comes with adaptive dampers, lowers the car by 0.4 inches, and has rear auxiliary springs, which Porsche says will maintain the tension of the main springs to keep rebound characteristics constant. The 911 GTS Targa uses the standard chassis of the Targa. Porsche makes rear-axle steering as standard and provides all 911 GTS models with aerodynamic underbody cladding.
The brakes are also from the 911 Turbo; all GTS models are equipped with central locking light alloy wheels in the design of the 911 Turbo S.
Buyers can also opt for a Lightweight Package for the first time, which will save the car by 55 pounds by removing the back seat and installing carbon fiber bucket seats, lightweight glass for the side and rear windows, and a light battery.
In addition to the GTS badges, Porsche gives the 911 GTS models some external information. The front spoiler, wheels, grille and GTS logos are all matte black, and the Targa bar on Targa models is black. Headlight covers, daytime running light surrounds and rear lights are darkened, the covers for the front, rear and side skirts come from the SportDesign package.
Inside, the 911 GTS has a GT sports steering wheel, the Sport Chrono Package with steering wheel mode switch and synthetic suede on the steering wheel, seat center panels, gear lever, door handles, armrests and center console cover.
The 911 GTS will be one of the first Porsches to receive the next generation of the Porsche Communication Management infotainment system. It has bigger icons on the touchscreen and the home screen can now be personalized. Improved speech recognition responds to the words "Hey Porsche," and Android Auto compatibility is added, as is wireless Apple CarPlay.
The 2022 Porsche 911 GTS will go on sale in early 2022 at a starting price of 137,050 US dollars for a 911 Carrera GTS. The 911 Carrera 4 GTS is priced at $ 145,350, the 911 Carrera GTS Cabriolet is priced at $ 150,850, and both the 911 Carrera GTS 4 Cabriolet and 911 Targa 4 GTS are priced at $ 158,150.
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Q: D3 Partition with labels I got the example from this page that's actually works very good !
But as you can see, there is a lot of labels that's up-side-down.

Is there some how to prevent the up-side-down labels ? I've this running on plunker, but bellow are the code...
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  "description": "flare",
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What is inositol? Why do we need it?
Inositol is a simple carbohydrate required for the proper formation of cell membranes. In the body, it plays an important role in the transmission of nerve impulses; it also helps in the transporting of fats within the body.
Preliminary studies have shown that inositol supplements may improve the transmission of neural signals in patients with diabetes, nerve damage and numbness. Some double-blind studies have found that it also may help patients who suffer from depression, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
How much inositol should I take?
Most people do not need to take inositol supplements. However, many double-trials have used a dose of 12-18 grams of inositol per day. Some practitioners recommend 500mg of inositol supplements daily.
What are some good sources of inositol? What forms are available?
Nuts, beans, citrus fruit (especially cantaloupes and oranges), nuts, rice, veal, pork and wheat germ are excellent sources of inositol. Most dietary inositol is in the form of phytate, a naturally occurring plant fiber that is believed to possess antioxidant properties.
What can happen if I don't get enough inositol? What can happen if I take too much? Are there any side-effects I should be aware of?
No clear deficiency levels for inositol have been established, although diabetic patients do have increased inositol excretion. Similarly, no toxicity levels have been established; however, people with chronic renal failure often show increased inositol levels.
Large amounts of phytate can reduced the absorption of certain minerals, particularly iron, calcium and zinc. However, inositol supplementation does not have this effect.
Benjamin J, Levine J, Fux M, et al. Double-blind, placebo-controlled, crossover trial of inositol treatment for panic disorder. Am J Psychiatry 1995;152:1084—6.
Colodny L, Hoffman RL. Inositol – clinical applications for exogenous use. Altern Med Rev 1998;3:432—47.
Fux M, Levine J, Aviv A, Belmaker RH. Inositol treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder. Am J Psychiatry 1996;153:1219—21.
Levine J, Barak Y, Kofman O, Belmaker RH. Follow-up and relapse analysis of an inositol study of depression. Isr J Psychiatry Relat Sci 1995;32:14—21.
Sandberg A-S, Brune M, Carlsson N-G, et al. Inositol phosphates with different numbers of phosphate groups influence iron absorption in humans. Am J Clin Nutr 1999;70:240—6.


Century was a US trade name for compact tractors built by the Kukje Machinery Company of South Korea and distributed by American Jawa from 2000 to 2006. The Century brand disappeared around 2006 when Kukje consolidated its products in North America under the Branson brand and American Jawa moved to the TYM tractor line. Branson/Kukje assumed warranty and parts support for Century tractors.


A day after MiD DAY reported about how illegal taxi owners and agents were operating from near station area and were allegedly paying police officials Rs 3 lakh a month to run the business smoothly ('Cops take Rs 3 lakh to look the other way", December 5), the police and traffic police officials seem to be passing the buck onto each other for lack of action against those operating the illegal taxi business.
Commenting on the issue, DCP (Zone II) Ramnath Pokale said, "The local police is not responsible for taking action in matters pertaining to traffic or transport. We are not denying the fact that number of taxis near station area has increased, but officials from the Bund Garden police station are not responsible for it.
Explaining their side of the story, Police Inspector Mahadev Gawade of the Traffic Planning department said the department is taking necessary action against illegal cabs.
"Our policemen cannot stand there 24 hours a day. Most of our manpower has been deployed at various locations in the area to control traffic. We agree that it is a traffic-related issue, but as per the Motor Vehicles Act even the local police officials can take action against such activates," Gawade said.
before resuming the illegal business. They also said mostof the agents were from the nearby slum areas.
"The police takes these operators in custody for a few whenever we report about their hooliganism. But the next day they are back in business. A permanent solution for this problem is a must," a driver said.


Draw on experience with financial modeling, quantitative analysis, investing in minority equity, high yield debt, different levels of capital structure, and buyouts and restructurings to be responsible for Origination and Pipeline Development, Deal Execution, and Portfolio Company Management for investing in agribusinesses along the agriculture and food value chain, which includes agriculture inputs, production, food and beverage processors, food distribution, and infrastructure.
Diagnose target firms' economics with efficiency and accuracy.
Monitor financial and operational performance of AGR Partners' investment portfolio and identify key concerns for strategic review.
Analyze and define sector of AGR Partners' investment focus.
Develop AGR Partners' reputation among our industry and build a referral network with quality intermediaries and advisors.
Manage the transaction process, including overseeing and maintaining investment model building, investment approval documentation, due diligence activities, and legal documentation.
Mitigate company risk, including legal documentation, investments structuring, and on-going operational risks.
Analyze and enhance alignment of incentives with investee company's management team. Communicate effectively with the Investment Committee, third-party advisors, limited partners, and all transaction process stakeholders.
Maintain and develop relationships with investment and transaction partners.
Develop and implement creative strategic initiatives to increase value.
Provide directions to Associates and Analysts.
50 to 75% domestic and international travel required for origination, execution and portfolio management.
* Employer will accept as equivalent a 3-year degree combined with any suitable combination of education, training or experience that is equated by a qualified credential evaluation service to a U.S. bachelor's degree.
Experience: 5 years of experience reflecting demonstrable ability in the skill set described above (may include experience used to meet Bachelor's equivalency).
AGR Partners is a Davis, CA based private equity manager specializing in providing non-control, growth capital to well-positioned middle market food and agribusiness platforms. AGR was founded in 2012 and manages over $400 million of investments.
This is an exciting opportunity for a motivated self-starter willing to work in a fast-paced environment with the opportunity for growth and advancement. A high performing candidate will have the opportunity for direct promotion within the firm.
Presenting investment ideas during weekly meetings and other internal meetings.
Supporting senior management team members and the board of directors within AGR's partner companies to support strategic initiatives, M&A and corporate development activities.
Originate new investment ideas and themes.
Establish and maintain relationships with industry, trade and professional organizations to enhance visibility of the firm and its portfolio companies in the marketplace.
The desire and ability to travel for business development and transaction related work as needed.


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Elizabeth Warren Vows to Import 700% More Refugees to America
2020 Democrat pledges to bring more asylum seekers to the US if elected in 2020
Democratic 2020 hopeful Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) vows to import at least 700 percent more foreign refugees into America if she's elected president.
During the release of her national immigration plan this week, presidential primary candidate Warren broke from her economic patriotism agenda to make a pledge to bring more asylum seekers into the United States.
Warren's immigration plan now includes drastically increasing legal immigration and refugee resettlement, which she claims will reduce the number of companies outsourcing American jobs overseas.
The move would provide businesses and corporations with a never-ending stream of cheaper foreign workers that working and middle class Americans will be forced to compete against.
Specifically, Warren aims to increase the number of foreign refugees currently arriving in the US by at least 700 percent.
The figure would be around eight times the rate of President Donald Trump's total of around 22,000 refugees that were admitted last year.
"At a time when 70 million are displaced around the world, President Trump has abused his authority to lower the refugee cap for the United States, admitting just over 22,000 refugees in total last year," Warren writes.
"I'll welcome 125,000 refugees in my first year, and ramping up to at least 175,000 refugees per year by the end of my first term."
According to Breitbart, the US, thanks exclusively to Trump's reforms, helped lower the total number of foreign refugees to about 22,000 admissions last year.
This is a 76 percent decrease in foreign refugee resettlement from President Obama's 2016 totals that reached almost 100,000 admissions.
Trump also cut Obama's surge of Syrian refugees arriving in the US by more than 60 percent.
Warren would reverse that reduction of foreign refugees, adding another at least 154,000 refugees to American communities every year who would be forced to absorb nationals at the mandate of the federal government.
With her support for majorly increasing refugee resettlement to the US, Warren sides with the business lobby, multinational corporations, and tech conglomerates like Nike, Google, Facebook, and Starbucks, and Chobani.
For Fiscal Year 2019, a cap of 30,000 refugee admissions has been set — the lowest cap since 1980 — which is merely a numerical limit and not a goal intended for the federal government to reach.
The cap has made the U.S. no longer the top refugee spot for the world's migrants, with Canada and the nations of the European Union now leading the globe in refugee admissions.
Over the last decade, the U.S. has resettled more foreign nationals through a variety of humanitarian programs than the entire population of Philadelphia, totaling more than 1.7 million refugees admitted to the country in less than ten years.
Simultaneously, there have been more than 4.1 million legal immigrants admitted to the U.S. from refugee-producing countries since 2000.
About 56 percent of households headed by foreign refugees who arrived in the U.S. between 2011 and 2015 are using taxpayer-funded food stamps, Breitbart News previously reported.
[RELATED] Italy Deports 1500 Migrants, Bulldozes Refugee Camp


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Steven Odzer Is Happy to Announce the Stephen Odzer Scholarship Program
HENDERSON, NV / ACCESSWIRE / February 12, 2020 / "Education is one of the most important aspects of growth, and I want to help ensure that students can achieve their academic goals and success by limiting the financial burden the system has placed on higher education," said Steven Odzer when he announced the creation of the Stephen Odzer Scholarship program. The purpose of this scholarship is to get students closer to their goal of attending college. Although he is now a successful entrepreneur with over 30 years in the distribution industry, Stephen Odzer started his first company out of his parent's basement at the age of 18.
Steven Odzer had to get creative with his first business. Steven Odzer sold paper cups, napkins, and plates, which he sold door to door in his neighborhood of Flatbush, Brooklyn. He managed all of his inventory out of his parent's basement. Steven Odzer attended Yeshiva of Flatbush High School and moved to the Brooklyn College Scholars program. After his door to door business took off, Steven Odzer started selling supplies to food chain restaurants, and overtime his clients transitioned to hospitals and nursing homes.
The Stephen Odzer Scholarship Program will provide 20 scholarships valued at $1000 each. It's quite easy for students to apply for this scholarship. To apply for the award, potential recipients must be enrolled in a college or a university. High school students are also eligible if they have a college acceptance letter. Potential applicants can now get their application in for the fall of 2020.
They must submit proof of enrollment or acceptance, and they must write a 500-word essay answering the question, "What is the biggest issue facing our modern society." The foundation expects all applications to be in on or before January 31, 2020. The deciding committee will read all of the applications and select the winners on February 5, 2020. All of the lucky students will be notified after that. "The Stephen Odzer Scholarship Program is a way for me to give back to the community," Steven Odzer says.
Students interested in applying for the scholarship can learn more by visiting this site: https://www.stephenodzerscholarship.com/.
Aside from helping young students achieve their dreams, Steven Odzer supports the Arab-Jewish business cooperation, non-Jewish causes, and the AHRC, a non-profit that benefits individuals and children suffering from intellectual disabilities. Steven Odzer is also a supporter of non-Jewish and Jewish causes including, Bris Avrohom, a large non-profit that helps Jewish immigrants from Russia integrate into life in the U.S. and continue to foster their religious traditions.
Caroline Hunter
Web Presence, LLC
SOURCE: Web Presence, LLC
https://www.accesswire.com/576234/Steven-Odzer-Is-Happy-to-Announce-the-Stephen-Odzer-Scholarship-Program
The Nets "Big Three" goes down in Cleveland, what happened?
SNY NBA Insider Ian Begley looks at the first game for the "Big Three" for the Brooklyn Nets, as Kevin Durant, James Harden, and Kyrie Irving played together for the first time, but fell in double overtime to the Cleveland Cavaliers.
LeoVegas publishes prospectus and applies for admission to trading of unsecured bonds on Nasdaq Stockholm
LeoVegas AB (publ) ("LeoVegas") issued unsecured bonds with ISIN: SE0015242854 in an amount of SEK 500 million within a framework of SEK 800 million (the "Bonds").
Customer Relationships the Key for Ireland's Web Design Wizards
Cliqued Media continues to make waves as Ireland's No 1 web design agency, through its client-orientated approach and stunning website designs. In doing so, it has helped clients countrywide to gain maximum return from their online activities.
AgTech Leader Bear Flag Robotics Raises $7.9 Million Seed Extension Round Led by True Ventures
Bear Flag Robotics today announced a $7.9 million seed extension funding round led by True Ventures. The Silicon Valley-based agtech company is developing autonomous technology for farm tractors, which enables growers to increase productivity and improve safety on their farms. True Ventures led the round with participation from Graphene Ventures, AgFunder, D20 and Green Cow VC. Including this round of funding, the company has raised $12.5 million total since Bear Flag Co-Founders Igino Cafiero and Aubrey Donnellan founded the company in 2017.
Stonyfield Organic Introduces Lactose Free Single Serve Milks That Are Shelf Stable
Stonyfield, the nation's leading organic yogurt brand, has added to their product offerings with new organic, shelf stable, and lactose free single serve milk. Available nationwide, the brand new ready-to-drink 8 fl oz bottles currently come in two options: 2% Reduced Fat Chocolate Milk and 2% Reduced Fat Plain Milk. Being lactose free, the new singles are an excellent option for children or anyone who may have an intolerance to lactose.
InventHelp Inventor Develops Accessory for Washing Hair without Water (TRO-358)
"I love my seniors so much that I invented this product to better ease their suffering," said an inventor, from Durham, Ontario, Canada, "Be it with Dementia or Palliative. They created the infrastructure that we enjoy and take for granted everyday. This is my way to honor their hard work and sacrifice. So, I invented the SHAMPOO BRUSH."
Future of Recruiting Study Finds 76 Percent of Employers Predict Hiring Demand Will Near or Surpass Pre-Pandemic Levels in 2021
According to the 2021 Future of Recruiting Study, published today by CareerArc—a leader in social recruiting solutions—three quarters (76 percent) of companies believe 2021 hiring demand will approach, return to, or even exceed pre-pandemic levels. Half of American adults are just as optimistic: 51 percent believe job growth will increase under the Biden presidency, 28 percent say it will decrease under the new administration, and 21 percent predict neutral impact.