Will A Bail Bond Company Pay A Cash-Only Bond?
Of the various types of bail a judge can order, a cash-only bond is the most restrictive because you must pay the court cold, hard cash before you will be released. Judges order this type of bond when they want to make sure defendants show up for court to avoid losing hundreds or thousands of dollars to the state. If you don't have the cash to pay the bond, your first thought may be to contact a bail bond agency for assistance, but this is one area where a bail bond company may not be able to help.
Bail bond companies generally only use surety bonds when bailing people out of jail. These are a type of insurance product the company obtains from a provider. The bail company buys a surety bond from the insurance company, who agrees to pay out on the policy if the bond is forfeited. In return, the bondsman repays the insurance company for the amount it paid to the court.
This is why bondsman will sometimes refuse to take on a defendant who is a clear flight risk or may require the person bailing out the defendant to put up collateral that can be used to help the company recoup its losses if the defendant doesn't show. The company stands to lose a lot of money if the defendant skips bail and causes the court to forfeit the bond.
Because the bail company uses surety bonds, it typically doesn't have a lot of cash reserves on hand to pay a cash-only bail. However, even a company that doesn't have a lot of money in the bank may be leery about taking on a client that has this type of bail requirement because the risk of loss is much higher.
With a surety bond, the court will typically give the bail bond company a certain amount of time to turn the defendant over to authorities before forfeiting bail. There is a 180-day grace period in Idaho before bail is forfeited, for example. Even then, the court may return some of the bail money to the company if the administration of justice has not been negatively impacted by the defendant's absence.
However, the same courtesy may not be available for cash-only bonds, particularly in cases where the defendant has failed to appear before. So, the bail bond company may feel like this is too much of a risk to take and decline to take on these types of cases.
Just because most bail bond companies won't put up money for a cash-only bond doesn't mean none of them will. There may be a company willing to do it. However, you may be required to put up collateral guaranteeing the loan. If the defendant has a $5,000 cash-only bail, you may be required to put up a vehicle, jewelry, or other item that is worth $5,000 to secure the bond, for instance.
If you can't find a bail bond company willing to take on this type of case, another option is to have the attorney request a bail reduction hearing to see if the judge will remove the cash-only requirement. The defendant would have to prove that he or she is not a danger to the community or a flight risk. This can be easy or challenging depending on the circumstances of the case. For instance, the judge may be willing to change the requirement for a defendant who has a steady job and deep ties in the community.
A third option for getting the money for a cash-only bail is to see if you can get a loan from a creditor. You can apply for a personal loan with a bank or secure a vehicle title loan for the amount required. As long as the defendant shows up for all court appointments, you will get the money back and can repay the loan in full.
For more information about this issue or help bailing someone out of jail, contact a bail bond company, like A M Bail Bonds.


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Lagrein (pronounced lah-GRAH'EEN, lah-GRINE or lah-GRI'NE) is a red wine grape variety native to the valleys of South Tyrol, northern Italy. Along with Marzemino, it is a descendant of Teroldego, and related to Syrah, Pinot noir and Dureza.

The name suggests its origins lie in the Lagarina valley of Trentino. It was mentioned as early as in the 17th century, in records of the Muri Abbey near Bolzano.

Wine regions
Cultivation of Lagrein in South Tyrol usually results in the tannic red wines Lagrein Scuro, or Lagrein Dunkel, or the fragrant rosé wines Lagrein Rosato, or Lagrein Kretzer. In recent years, winemaking techniques have changed, with shortened maceration periods and used oak to achieve less aggressive flavours.

In Australia it is increasing in popularity, increasing from zero at the start of the century to about 40 producers currently, mostly in the cooler parts of the south-eastern states. Lagrein was pioneered in Australia by Peter May of Melbourne University's Burnley Campus who discovered a couple of vines in the "vine library" of the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation at Merbein in northeast Victoria, and in part influenced by research by Richard Smart and Peter Dry, planted the variety in his garden-sized vineyard at Kyneton in 1988.

There are small quantities of Lagrein grown in the Central Coast of California where it produces single varietal wine and is also blended with Syrah and Petite Sirah, and an additional production vineyard in the Umpqua Valley AVA which has  planted. Additional plantings include small acreage in the Willamette Valley, grown entirely by Montinore Estate. There are also small plantings in the Similkameen Valley in British Columbia, where it makes a single-varietal wine and is also blended with Toroldego.

Styles
Lagrein produces wine with high acidity that are highly tannic. Eric Asimov notes that Lagrein produces

References

External links
 Detailed info on Lagrein from lagrein.it (PDF)

Wines of South Tyrol
Red wine grape varieties
Wine grapes of Italy

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CORNING TROPEL CORPORATION (60 OCONNOR RD in FAIRPORT, NY)
STATE MASTER (New York facility tracking) - AIR PROGRAM, SECTION 404 PERMITTING, 401 CERTIFICATION, AIR PROGRAM, HAZARDOUS WASTE PROGRAM, National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Permit
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Business SIC classification: OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS AND LENSES
Organizations: CORNING INC (CONTACT/OWNER)
AMERICAN PARK PLACE INC (111 PARCE AVENUE BUILDING 14 & 18 in FAIRPORT, NY)
AIR MAJOR (AIRS/AFS)
STATE MASTER (New York facility tracking) - AIR PROGRAM
Business SIC classification: METAL CANS
Business NAICS classification: METAL CAN MANUFACTURING.
Organizations: AMERICAN NATIONAL CAN CO (LEGALLY RESPONSIBLE PARTY)
Alternative names: AMERICAN CAN COMPANY PERINT, AMERICAN CAN PACKAGING PERINTON
HIGH ACRES LANDFILL & RECYCLING CENTER (425 PERINTON PARKWAY in FAIRPORT, NY)
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Business SIC classification: REFUSE SYSTEMS; SCRAP AND WASTE MATERIALS
Business NAICS classification: SOLID WASTE LANDFILL.
Organizations: WASTE MANAGEMENT OF NEW YORK LLC
AMERICAN NATIONAL CAN CO (815 E. WHITNEY RD in FAIRPORT, NY)
Alternative names: AMERICAN NATIONAL CAN EMPIRE, CANTISANO FOODS (FORMER AM NAT CAN)
HAPPY ICE L.L.C. (900 TURK HILL ROAD in FAIRPORT, NY)
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AMERICAN NATIONAL CAN COMPANY (111 PARCE AVENUE in FAIRPORT, NY)
AMAREL PRECISION INSTRUMENTS INC (78 SCHUYLER BALDWIN DR in FAIRPORT, NY)
HEWLETT-PACKARD CO (290 WOODCLIFF DR in FAIRPORT, NY)
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Organizations: AMERADA HESS CORP (CONTACT/OWNER)
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CROSMAN AIRGUNS (980 TURK HILL RD in FAIRPORT, NY)
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PAETEC COMMUNICATIONS, INC (600 WILLOWBROOK OFFICE PA; small business) : $4,195,727 in 28 contracts from 2002 to 2006
Contracts for Other ADP and Telecommunications Services (includes data storage on tapes, compact disks, etc.), ADP Telecommunications and Transmission Services, Telephone and/or Communications Services (includes Telegraph, Telex, and Cablevision Services) by Army, Defense Information Systems Agency, Navy, Offices, Boards and Divisions (includes Attorney General, Deputy Attorney General, etc.), and others
Signed by year: 2000: $0; 2001: $0; 2002: $1,341,684; 2003: $878,584; 2004: $736,316; 2005: $1,171,951; 2006: $67,192.
$1,240,000 with Army for Other ADP and Telecommunications Services (includes data storage on tapes, compact disks, etc.). Signed on 2002-05-30. Completion date: 2008-05-31.
STORNET INC (30 LIFTBRIDGE LANE EAST; small business) : $1,614,116 in 2 contracts in 2002
$1,515,956 with Army for ADPE System Configuration. Taking place in VA. Signed on 2002-09-30. Completion date: 2003-09-29.
$98,160 with Navy for Electronic Modules. Taking place in VA. Signed on 2002-07-30. Completion date: 2002-09-01.
LPA SYSTEMS INC (290 WOODCLIFF DR STE 1; small business) : $1,555,096 in 8 contracts from 2003 to 2006
Contracts for Other Defense -- Applied Research and Exploratory Development (R&D), Other Defense -- Basic Research (R&D) by Air Force
Signed by year: 2000: $0; 2001: $0; 2002: $0; 2003: $99,999; 2004: $614,895; 2005: $465,202; 2006: $375,000.
$375,000 with Air Force for Other Defense -- Applied Research and Exploratory Development (R&D). Signed on 2004-04-19. Completion date: 2005-10-18.
$165,000 with Air Force for Other Defense -- Basic Research (R&D). Signed on 2004-05-18. Completion date: 2005-08-18.
BRIDGEWATER GROUP LLC (264 FAIRPORT VILLAGE LANDI; small business) : $724,292 in 3 contracts from 2004 to 2005
$487,200 with Army for Signs, Advertising Displays, and Identification Plates. Taking place in GA. Signed on 2004-09-30. Completion date: 2004-10-29.
$197,100 with Army for Fiber Optic Devices. Signed on 2004-09-30. Completion date: 2004-09-30.
$39,992 with Army for ADP Input/Output and Storage Devices. Signed on 2005-09-26. Completion date: 2005-10-26.
THE H P PUDDY CORPORATION (219 VILLAGE LNDG; small business) : $519,299 in 5 contracts from 2005 to 2006
Contracts for Miscellaneous Fabricated Nonmetallic Materials, Decontaminating and Impregnating Equipment, Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers by Army, Navy
Signed by year: 2000: $0; 2001: $0; 2002: $0; 2003: $0; 2004: $0; 2005: $1,869; 2006: $517,430.
$442,800 with Army for Miscellaneous Fabricated Nonmetallic Materials. Taking place in GA. Signed on 2006-05-04. Completion date: 2006-07-10.
$73,980 with Army for Decontaminating and Impregnating Equipment. Signed on 2006-03-22. Completion date: 2006-04-11.
$1,644 with Navy for Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers. Signed on 2005-05-17. Completion date: 2005-08-15.
$650 with Army for Miscellaneous Fabricated Nonmetallic Materials. Taking place in GA. Signed on 2006-06-15. Effective on 2006-06-12. Completion date: 2006-11-30.
ALOUETTE TOOL COMPANY INC (1387 FAIRPORT RD STE 780) : $234,119 in 2 contracts from 2004 to 2005
$149,289 with Air Force for Laboratory Equipment and Supplies. Signed on 2004-09-28. Completion date: 2004-12-21.
$84,830 with Air Force for Laboratory Equipment and Supplies. Taking place in OH. Signed on 2005-04-15. Completion date: 2005-05-27.
THE BRIDGEWATER GROUP,INC (264 FAIRPORT VILLAGE LANDI; small business) : $225,170 in 6 contracts from 2001 to 2003
Contracts for Photographic Projection Equipment, Training Aids, ADP Support Equipment, ADP Software by Army, Maritime Administration
Signed by year: 2000: $0; 2001: $182,000; 2002: $0; 2003: $43,170; 2004: $0; 2005: $0; 2006: $0.
$75,000 with Army for Photographic Projection Equipment. Signed on 2001-08-08. Completion date: 2001-09-30.
$44,000 with Maritime Administration for Training Aids. Signed on 2001-09-15. Completion date: 2001-09-15.
$32,700 with Army for ADP Support Equipment. Taking place in MA. Signed on 2003-09-05. Completion date: 2003-09-30.
WAKONDA TECHNOLOGIES, INC (37 CHABLIS DR; small business)
$98,950 with Air Force for Defense Aircraft -- Basic Research (R&D). Signed on 2006-06-06. Completion date: 2007-02-05.
WOODCLIFF ASSOCIATES (199 WOODCLIFF DR) : $83,861 in 10 contracts from 2004 to 2006
Contracts for Lodging - Hotel/Motel by Army, Corporation for National and Community Service
Signed by year: 2000: $0; 2001: $0; 2002: $0; 2003: $0; 2004: $48,348; 2005: $23,700; 2006: $11,813.
$6,818 with Corporation for National and Community Service for Lodging - Hotel/Motel. Signed on 2005-03-28. Completion date: 2005-04-07.
APPLIED DIGITAL SYSTEMS INCINC (30 LIFTBRIDGE LANE EAST)
$80,175 with Air Force for Other ADP and Telecommunications Services (includes data storage on tapes, compact disks, etc.). Signed on 2000-05-23. Completion date: 2000-06-19.
Health Care and Social Assistance: Nursing Care Facilities (250-499 employees: 1 establishment, 100-249 employees: 2 establishments, 5-9 employees: 1 establishment, 1-4 employees: 1 establishment)
Information: Wired Telecommunications Carriers (250-499: 1, 20-49: 1, 10-19: 4, 1-4: 2)
Management of Companies and Enterprises: Corporate, Subsidiary, and Regional Managing Offices (250-499: 1, 20-49: 1, 5-9: 1, 1-4: 2)
Accommodation and Food Services: Limited-Service Restaurants (20-49: 8, 10-19: 4, 5-9: 6, 1-4: 12)
Health Care and Social Assistance: Residential Mental Retardation Facilities (50-99: 2, 20-49: 2, 10-19: 5, 5-9: 5)
Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services: Temporary Help Services (100-249: 1, 50-99: 1, 20-49: 1, 10-19: 1)
9 people in residential treatment centers for juveniles (non-correctional)
6 people in religious group quarters
2 people in hospitals/wards and hospices for chronically ill
2 people in hospices or homes for chronically ill
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APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 8 $191,610 52 $192,823 115 $174,723 9 $39,409 0 $0 3 $129,723
APPLICATIONS DENIED 16 $144,606 22 $195,123 260 $175,691 59 $33,961 0 $0 4 $67,868
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 12 $162,396 34 $166,834 255 $167,207 21 $149,150 0 $0 5 $98,048
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 4 $186,648 8 $140,939 68 $181,106 7 $70,547 0 $0 3 $64,967
LOANS ORIGINATED 175 $151,741 693 $161,770 537 $148,574 115 $57,268 1 $1,933,980 45 $124,243 0 $0
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APPLICATIONS DENIED 20 $171,381 39 $145,548 231 $141,564 77 $46,608 0 $0 9 $66,051 3 $111,633
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 17 $138,196 47 $185,662 156 $156,819 34 $84,133 0 $0 4 $115,200 0 $0
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 7 $156,484 17 $159,686 37 $166,507 6 $44,753 0 $0 2 $113,195 0 $0
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APPLICATIONS DENIED 14 $133,013 78 $135,104 376 $144,621 100 $34,674 0 $0 16 $147,846 5 $42,978
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FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 1 $125,000 48 $178,056 66 $170,581 7 $65,876 0 $0 1 $58,040 0 $0
LOANS ORIGINATED 86 $142,412 1,171 $141,068 729 $110,900 286 $35,566 4 $5,050,663 61 $93,338 0 $0
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 9 $162,676 100 $154,214 142 $121,600 45 $35,486 0 $0 6 $89,507 1 $29,000
APPLICATIONS DENIED 10 $134,178 88 $125,290 453 $138,470 141 $43,678 0 $0 25 $78,153 5 $82,068
APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN 2 $193,425 60 $175,071 355 $141,606 28 $62,314 2 $92,675 5 $86,108 0 $0
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 0 $0 61 $169,134 119 $169,667 13 $73,028 0 $0 2 $88,210 0 $0
LOANS ORIGINATED 102 $145,591 1,224 $142,928 787 $123,761 220 $42,796 0 $0 93 $105,595 2 $17,745
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 1 $66,530 58 $128,585 102 $124,872 34 $27,624 0 $0 5 $37,750 2 $68,230
APPLICATIONS DENIED 6 $115,003 64 $150,375 410 $138,590 118 $36,107 0 $0 30 $64,270 4 $70,128
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FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 1 $132,000 61 $150,829 194 $179,264 6 $33,012 0 $0 5 $91,472 0 $0
LOANS ORIGINATED 86 $125,376 1,191 $145,446 1,141 $124,499 145 $33,814 2 $7,352,580 56 $98,734 10 $76,888
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APPLICATIONS DENIED 7 $125,539 77 $148,356 389 $134,844 95 $29,950 4 $154,115 5 $64,272 7 $60,947
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APPLICATIONS DENIED 13 $111,372 61 $116,509 637 $139,136 60 $18,205 2 $4,261,730 18 $98,228
FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 2 $59,745 25 $148,367 107 $149,656 3 $64,027 0 $0 4 $91,005
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APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 6 $103,775 33 $142,355 160 $106,553 31 $23,147 0 $0
APPLICATIONS DENIED 5 $110,926 28 $108,094 263 $104,010 50 $25,169 14 $88,609
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LOANS ORIGINATED 85 $106,118 755 $122,846 1,023 $108,775 90 $22,562 2 $131,500 28 $86,867
APPLICATIONS APPROVED, NOT ACCEPTED 6 $103,462 49 $122,514 97 $77,849 28 $20,760 0 $0 2 $159,020
APPLICATIONS DENIED 10 $100,575 34 $87,866 234 $90,215 41 $18,203 0 $0 10 $84,174
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FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 1 $109,000 4 $75,558 38 $109,242 2 $39,645 0 $0 1 $204,650
LOANS ORIGINATED 109 $97,695 741 $122,107 201 $82,688 105 $17,726 2 $2,484,410 20 $96,454
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FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 4 $90,408 17 $149,026 29 $126,151 1 $37,080 0 $0 1 $97,000
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FILES CLOSED FOR INCOMPLETENESS 1 $73,000 16 $148,679 34 $116,527 2 $15,000 0 $0 1 $107,000
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Robinson 20 78.5 years
King 18 80.4 years
Clark 17 76.9 years
Hill 17 80.6 years
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NJ Providers Continue Work to Assist Puerto Rico's Healthcare System
Lilo H. Stainton | November 7, 2017 | Health Care
Dedicated group of NJ healthcare providers has made two trips to hard-hit island, with another one planned
Recent trip to Puerto Rico by CareOne and RWJ/Barnabas team
Nearly two months after hurricanes slammed the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico, efforts to reestablish the healthcare system have started to have an impact. Physicians are reopening their offices; medicines and supplies are starting to reach these providers; and surgeons are less likely to be operating by cellphone flashlight.
But the long-term impacts of the destruction — including the lack of dependable power, water, and other services– — are only beginning to emerge, according to a group of New Jersey providers who are part of an ongoing effort to restore public-health services in several island communities.
The widespread stress of the disaster, anxiety about the future, and fear of dangers lurking in the dark are likely to lead to significant mental health issues, providers warned. Smoke from thousands of diesel generators could exacerbate asthma and other cardiovascular conditions, they said, and standing water could result in more mosquito-borne diseases. Some residents have already developed skin and eye disorders as a result of contamination, and too many are still struggling to get nutritious food and clean water.
"It may as well be Saigon," during the Vietnam War, lamented Gina Miranda-Diaz, a nurse and the health department director in West New York, who has family on the island. "I think it's going to get a lot worse before it gets better."
NJ team to Puerto Rico
These concerns have fueled efforts by private organizations nationwide who have rallied to supplement government efforts, including a Garden State team led by CareOne, which operates 29 nursing homes and other care facilities for Medicare patients. The group — which has made two trips to the island and is planning a third, possibly this week — involved more than three-dozen volunteers, including physicians, nurses, and other providers from RWJ/Barnabas, the state's largest healthcare provider.
Miranda-Diaz, who leads the state's chapter of the [link:http://www.njnahn.com|
National Association of Hispanic Nurses], has also collected thousands of pounds of supplies ranging from insulin to diapers to headlamps — to avoid more iPhone-lit surgeries — and is working with other organizations to get herself and her goods space on a plane to Puerto Rico later this week. She will also visit a clinic and a nursing home in a town on the west coast, near her family home.
"I just had to do something," Miranda-Diaz said. "It was my second home as a child. The area where we used to ride bicycles — all the houses are gone."
For CareOne, the mission was motivated in part by concern for the staff and patients at InnovaCare, its sister organization, which serves 250,000 Medicaid and Medicare patients on Puerto Rico, explained Patricia Chiorello, the vice-president of communications at CareOne. "It really was a calling," said Chiorello, who had spent time on the island in the past.
Six-month commitment
"It will be an ongoing effort," she said — one CareOne expects to last at least six months. "There really is no end date for us."
Michellene Davis, EVP and chief corporate affairs officer for RWJ/Barnabas, who joined one of the visits, said the work fit well with her organization's global health goals. "Many of our employees have friends, family, and even hail from the island itself," she added, noting it seemed like their "rightful duty" to get involved.
Puerto Rico, with a population of 3.4 million, was slammed by Hurricane Maria on September 16 — less than a week after Hurricane Irma left the island in its wake. The second storm knocked out power for some 90 percent of the island and left more than half the population without access to drinking water. Reports suggest that at least 50 percent remains without electricity and it could be months before power is restored island wide.
While services are slowly being restored, continuing concerns about the power grid are a major problem for residents, according to Dr. Ernani Sadural, director of global health for RWJ/Barnabas. The darkness presents practical challenges, he said, but also plays a large role in the fear and mental strain he witnessed. "And that's just a cumulative stress that's hard to measure," he said.
The group visited two hospitals and also ran pop-up clinics at community centers in two separate towns outside of San Juan. Sadural described treating a pregnant woman, just two weeks from her due date, whose first attempt to have a baby ended at 7 months in a tragic car accident. The patient was worried about how she would get to the hospital this time, whether the roads would be passible, and if enough staff would be on hand if she went into labor at night, he said.
"These things that we take for granted become a dark cloud over people," Sadural said.
The group brought medicines, surgical supplies and medical equipment, like a hand-held ultrasound scanner, that proved useful in any ways, Sadural said. While these types of visits will likely continue, the group is also looking at ways it can make long-term, sustainable impacts on the medical infrastructure, he noted. For example, they are talking to someone about connecting a solar panel to the community center to provide power next time the grid goes down.
"This is something we want to promote," Sadural said. "It comes back to the community aspects of resiliency and planning for future disasters."
Chiorello, with CareOne, said their role was not limited just to traditional healthcare. In fact, the group also offered haircuts for residents and hosted community meals, music, and children's games. "It was a day not just to have your medical needs met, but to come together with your community," Chiorello said.
Most important, they agreed, is not to lose sight of the island's long-term needs. "People are already forgetting — and we can't forget," Miranda-Diaz said.
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In a 9-inch baking dish lined with parchment paper at the base making sure it is not greased with butter or oil, pour 2 heaped spoons of the white batter (batter without cocoa powder) and 2 of the brown batter (batter with cocoa powder). Keep pouring spoons of the batter randomly all over the baking dish. Do not overfill the baking dish with the batter as this cake rises quite high.
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After baking, let the cake cool upside down on a wire rack until it comes to room temperature. Pass a knife through the sides of the baking dish and unmold the cake.
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Returning once again to the WakeMed Course at the Great American Cross Country Festival in North Carolina, Kelsey Chmiel (Saratoga Springs) moved one more step up the ladder on the All-Time list. Chmiel ran to the overall win by nearly 45seconds, winning the race in 16:43.8. That marks drops Chmiel's time from her win last year, down by about 7 seconds, and pushes her past Ryen Frazier (Ravenscroft, NC) to #3 All-Time on the course. The only athletes ahead of her are Aisling Cuffe (Cornwall), who has the meet record at 16:40.9, and Nevada Mareno (Leesville Road, NC) with the course record from her run at NXN-SE.
Chmiel, who mentions that she wasn't 100% for the race, will return home to New York, to tackle the SPAC course. Her team, which took second overall at the meet, will now be in a month long battle with fellow Section 2 rivals Niskayuna and Shenendehowa, who will all be competing for a Sectional Title.
Chmiel had previously run at Great Meadow in Virginia in late August, where she garnered a 162 Speed Rating. That kind of effort could have put serious challenge to the current course record, as well as lowering her own course record at SPAC.


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animation, Bluray, reissue
Harry Nilsson, Fred Wolf • The Point [Blu-Ray]
You could say that, in these modern times, there's no real point to reissuing Harry Nilsson and Fred Wolf's THE POINT animated TV special on home video, but that would be missing the, ummm, point. This hour-plus show was cooked up by Nilsson, who not only came up with the idea but – naturally – wrote and performed the songs that crop up throughout. MVD Visual has just released it on Blu-Ray video and though it's not perfect, it's pretty dang good.
The Point is a fable about a boy named Oblio. Boy is born, boy is different, boy is ostracized, boy is found guilty of being born "without a point," but "the law is the law, and without the law there'd be no lawyers, and well, it just goes on and on and on," boy is banished, meets a bunch of weirdos in the Pointless Forest (including The Rock Man), boy comes back from his travels (not exactly the prodigal son, since he is basically a smart, good boy), boy is celebrated because everyone finally gets it: We should all be treated nicely and fairly because, after all, people are people so why should it be… oops, my bad, that's Depeche Mode.
Anyway, the animated show ran on ABC TV here in the US in 1971, supposedly the first animated full length movie to air on television. Many of the animated sequences and concepts owe a debt to Nilsson's pals, The Beatles, and their Yellow Submarine movie of just a few years earlier. Nilsson himself wrote all the songs and performed them, including the hit single "Me and My Arrow" (about Oblio's dog) and the then-overlooked but now fêted "Think About Your Troubles." The "soundtrack" album came out a few months before the TV show and featured Harry's own narration. When The Point ran on TV the first time it was narrated by Harry's pal, Dustin Hoffman, as a one-off. After that it was narrated by another guy, and then when it was coming out on home video (originally VHS), Harry got another pal, Ringo, to handle narration. That's what we have here, and Ringo's a capable narrator. (Supposedly there are no copies [of replication quality, at least] of Hoffman's narration available.) This new Blu-Ray is what I'll call gently restored. It's not a pristene, frame-by-frame restoration but they apparently got rid of the most egregious bits of bother (don't let the very beginning seconds fool you). The color quality has been made consistent and the sound is pretty good, too.
MVD Visual has loaded The Point with lots of extras, including mini-documentaries about Nilsson and including some of the voice talent and director Fred Wolf. I'm sure it was cheaper to film and edit the extras than it would have been to do a first class restoration, being that this isn't exactly going to be a huge money maker, and the extras are interesting, so it's all (pretty) good. Besides, any time you get a chance to check out an old favorite – either The Point, itself, or Harry, himself – that makes it worth it. — Marsh Gooch
3/5 (MVD Visual 2668BR, 2020)
Tagged Nilsson, Ringo Starr
Bluray, box set, CD, deluxe edition, vinyl
The Beatles • Abbey Road – Anniversary Edition, Pt. 2: Sessions [Multiple Formats]
Phase 2 in which Doris gets her oats…* (Part 1 is here.)
What many of us are interested in most with THE BEATLES' new Abbey Road Anniversary Edition is the unreleased material. These Sessions, as they're being called, are the biggest excuse for shelling out mega bucks on an album that many of us know backwards and forwards and have probably bought more than once. With this 50th anniversary release there are two discs of demos, alternate takes, etc., and whether you buy the super deluxe edition (1 Blu-ray, 3 CDs) or vinyl box set (3 LPs), you get the same material. (There is also a 2 CD version, which gives you some of the Sessions, and the single CD or LP versions with just the 2019 stereo remix.)
The 3LP box set of Abbey Road comes in a high-gloss clam shell box, with the 2019 stereo mix on record one (and in its own album cover), followed by the two records of sessions in their own non-gatefold cover. (The Bluray/CD set comes in an LP-sized hard cover book within a high-gloss slipcase.) In all, the Sessions cuts amount to barely 90 minutes of material. Hardcore fans will have heard much of this material – The Beatles have been bootlegged more than just about any other rock artist in history – though it is nice to have it in a better sounding and official, annotated set. Many of us could never quite conjure up the necessary bucks to pay for those inferior boots and so even people like me are bound to find lots of music to be wowed by here. The fact that Abbey Road is one of the band's most beloved releases means there's a big, built-in audience for things like studio demos of "Something" (George singing along with just piano and guitar), Paul's home demo of "Goodbye" (not recorded by the band but given to singer Mary Hopkin for a future Apple Records release) and his studio demo of "Come and Get It" (on which he played all the instruments, later instructing Badfinger to record just as he demoed it). The bulk of the rest of the cuts are in-studio early takes, trial mixes and edits of the songs you'd expect, including an instrumental version of "Because," a strings-only track for "Something," and a strings 'n' brass one for "Golden Slumbers"/"Carry That Weight." It's great to finally hear alternate takes of "Come Together" and "I Want You (She's so heavy)" complete with Billy Preston's amazing organ that was all-but-obliterated by the white noise that builds up in the last half of the original side one closer. Interesting, too, is a trial edit and mix of "The Long One," i.e., the side two medley that makes up the last third of the album. Here you hear "Her Majesty" in its original placement, smack dab in the middle of "Mean Mr. Mustard" and "Polythene Pam." It was wise of them to snip it out of there and move it elsewhere on the LP, as its stark acoustic guitar and voice completely destroys the momentum building up to "The End." (And that's not to mention how "ironic" it is to have "The End" at, ummmm, the end of the record – if only to be followed by the originally unlisted little ditty that eventually closed the album out.)
On the one hand, it feels like there's not quite the bulk here you'd expect to celebrate The Beatles' penultimate release and greatest success, but on the other, it's nice to give Abbey Road a tight super deluxe edition to fête its 50th. Each year they've done these releases (since Sgt. Pepper in 2017) they've been honing in on just the right way to present them, and I can only hope they keep it up and don't blow it with next year's inevitable Let It Be extravaganza. — Marsh Gooch
4.5/5 (Apple/Universal 0602508007446, 2019)
* I know, wrong album.
Tagged George Martin, Giles Martin, The Beatles
Bluray, box set, CD, deluxe edition, picture disc, remix, vinyl
The Beatles • Abbey Road – Anniversary Edition [Multiple Formats]
It's kind of wonderful, this worldwide wankfest over a 50 year old rock 'n' roll album. All kinds of people, everywhere, getting all hot 'n' bothered over THE BEATLES' Abbey Road, the last album they recorded together but the penultimate release during their actual time together as The Fab Four. The cynical among us probably consider it another greedy cash grab, the romantic might think it's a real sweet thing, and I've heard there are even those among us who don't care! Whatever, I'm devoting some column inches to it (as they would've said in '69), so I must care.
Once Giles Martin and his boys remixed Sgt. Pepper for its fifty year anniversary, all of us in Pepperland and beyond looked forward to the day when The Beatles' other top-ranker would get its turn. Martin and co-conspirator Sam Okell have taken the highly lauded long player dad George Martin produced and given us another way to listen to Abbey Road. It was the last recording of the band's career and the first in the modern multitrack era – you know, on a big whopping EIGHT TRACKS! – but was mixed the way they did back then, with exaggerated panning seemingly employed to prove it was in stereo. This time, the pans are much more nuanced, making more sense to our ears, and many of the instruments have been brought out in the mix. You can hear much more detail in the guitars (like on "Here Comes the Sun"), the organs (Billy Preston's on "I Want You (She's so heavy)") and even the drums (listen for the actual hit of the snare or kick drum) in many of the songs. The vocals, especially the harmonies, are much sweeter, too. I'm not as impressed by any differences to the sound or prominence of the bass guitar, and as a matter of fact, find that sometimes McCartney's playing (on "Something," for instance) sounds more ad-libbed than is comfortable to me.
In terms of formats, well of course there are more than you can shake a stick at. You can get Abbey Road on single LP, double LP, picture disc LP, single CD (which is what I'm basing this post on), double CD, or the 3 LP and 3 CD/1 Bluray box sets (coming in the mail later this week!). As I've said in the past, what's gonna work for you is largely a function of how big a fan you are. Take the guy on the left in the photo at left: he's probably not going to get any of these, but was nice enough to play John Lennon to my McCartney (I couldn't be bothered to take my shoes off, though) when we entered a Seattle area record store yesterday to pay our respects. But (his sister) Shirley there must be an edition that will work for you, so I suggest you get on down to Abbey Road at your earliest convenience and see what son Giles has done to dad George's recording of The Beatles's first or second greatest moment. — Marsh Gooch
I'll be diving into the bonus tracks (called Sessions on the discs) next time… Right here.
4/5 (Apple/Capitol/UMe B0030901-02, 2019)
Bluray, box set, CD, reissue
John Lennon • Imagine (The Ultimate Edition) [2BD/4CD Box Set]
JOHN LENNON's first solo album, Plastic Ono Band, was a raw slab of rock 'n' roll, primal and painful and pretty near perfect. The followup, 1971's Imagine, was a much more elegant affair… at least, that's how it came off at the time. But, you'll find when dipping into The Ultimate Edition, there is a vast sky of treasures that went into its creation. This substantial 2 Blu-ray/4 CD set gives us so much of it that it's hard to know where to begin.
What strikes me hardest is just that: There is so much in this compact box set, it may just set a new standard for physical audio formats. Imagine: The Ultimate Edition starts with a newly remixed version of the original album, its ten songs ranging from the title track (which needs no introduction) to the folk-blues of "Crippled Inside" to the hauntingly beautiful and personal "Jealous Guy" to the densely hard politics of "I Don't Wanna Be a Soldier, Mama, I Don't Wanna Die." The remixes, in both stereo and 5.1 surround sound, make it easier to appreciate this deep album; its original release's mixes were murky and muddled – that has been resolved here in an amazingly coherent way. If you already know the album well you'll be able to tell what's changed, yet you'll be pleased with this new mix. And if you're new to Lennon's second classic album you'll dig what he did, too.
Next up, various singles from the era (remember, back then, many singles weren't attached to an album), also in newly mixed stereo and 5.1. If you're old enough you'll remember something called quadrophonic, and the '71 quad mix of Imagine is also included. (It was released only on vinyl in the UK and on 8-track tape [!].) There is also a set of out-takes, also mixed in stereo and 5.1, and these make you feel like you were right there in the studio with Lennon & Co. as they were sorting out their arrangements in prep for the final takes. Sheesh! That's only BD disc one. The second Blu-ray gives us another, further set of raw mixes, another set of out-takes, a set of elements (for instance, just the strings from "Imagine" or a solely acoustic take of "Oh Yoko"), and what they call "The Evolution Documentary" (which I haven't gotten to yet). Are you lost? Because it's easy to feel that way among all of this audio.
Unlike many "super deluxe editions" that have come out, Imagine is so exhaustive, it'll take you many sit-downs to get through it. Most of today's big bucks box sets just give us a bland stereo version/mono version/live renditions combination that practically wears out its welcome upon arrival. This one won't be doing that anytime soon. Did I mention it comes in a nice, 9″ x 9″ slipcase? (Lennon had a thing about the number nine.) Considering what work went into preparing a release of this scope, Imagine: The Ultimate Edition is well worth its price. Don't worry, though. If you're not willing to go this far, there are lesser editions to check out, including slimmed down 2CD and 1CD editions and a 2LP version (which was available for preorder in a clear vinyl edition). For more on this huge undertaking and its various components, visit Paul Sinclair's Super Deluxe Edition.
5/5 (Calderstone/Universal 0602567671268, 2018)
Tagged John Lennon
Bluray, Documentary, DVD
The US Festival: 1982 The US Generation [DVD, BD]
The Woodstock of the '80s? In a way. The US Festival was Steve Wozniak's "brainchild," in quotes because the Woz didn't quite know what he was doing when he decided he wanted to put on a bigger-than-Woodstock festival to "unite us in song." But somehow he put together a crew that was able to avoid most of the issues that plagued the iconic '60s rock fest. The US Festival: 1982 The US Generation is a documentary film that tells the story of the '80s event, which was attended by some 400,000 people over three days. The doc also features a few artists performing complete songs, including Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers ("Refugee"), The B-52's ("Strobe Light"), The Police ("Can't Stand Losing You"), The Cars ("Bye Bye Love"), Santana and Fleetwood Mac.
Benefiting from the participation of a number of the people who helped put the festival on, like Wozniak, Bill Graham and associates, and numerous members of bands who played at US, this documentary is a complete look at everything and everyone that made it a one of a kind event. Performers like Stewart Copeland of The Police, Mickey Hart of the Grateful Dead, Mick Fleetwood and Eddie Money are included in recent interviews, and many more of the musicians and event coordinators are featured in contemporary interviews shot during the festival.
Besides the music, technology was a big part of the event, too. Remember, in 1982 big overhead DiamondVision screens were still new to rock shows. A satellite linkup to bring the show to Russia was also a new thing, though Bill Graham – who helped get the bands onto the bill and stage manage it – thought it was "bullshit," that the video put up on that big screen was originating not from the USSR but some studio somewhere in California. (I guess he didn't believe man had walked on the moon, either.) Some of what they did for US has been incorporated into today's Bonnaroos and Coachellas.
Regarding the complete band performances, The Cars and Tom Petty do solid versions of the songs already mentioned in this review. But, it's kind of a bummer that Fleetwood Mac's take on their own great "The Chain" includes flubs by bassist John McVie (during the iconic bass riff, no less). And it should be noted that Stevie Nicks seems to be streaming Yoko Ono during some of her vocals. To be fair, Fleetwood Mac probably performed in the middle of the night and who knows what drugs the band were on.
If you're looking for the concerts themselves, you'll have to go elsewhere. But if you're interested in the nuts and bolts of how it got put together, The US Festival documentary is worth checking out. I'm not sure why it comes in a combo Blu-ray/DVD pack (maybe it's cheaper to just produce one set instead of having two separate SKUs?), but that's the way it comes and it appears to be reasonably priced, so give it a go. The handful of complete performances certainly adds a little frosting to the cake.
3/5 (MVD Visual ICONTVMUSIC 3, 2018)
Tagged Talking Heads, The B-52's, The Cars, The Police, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, US Festival
Bluray, CD, deluxe edition, reissue
XTC • Black Sea (The Surround Sound Series) [BD/CD]
Late Christmas gift or early birthday present to myself? Who cares. It finally arrived, just seven weeks after they shipped it from the UK… and I've been listening to it practically non-stop ever since. XTC's Black Sea is the 1980 album by these British heroes of the new wave, and it was an amazing slab of wax: muscular power pop, thinking man's rock, whatever you wanted to call it, it was an album like no other in their catalogue, past or present.
This November 2017 reissue of Black Sea is the latest in a series of surround sound spectaculars released by XTC's Andy Partridge's Ape House label. With new 5.1 and stereo mixes of the album by celebrated remixer Steven Wilson (he'd already done the same thing to Drums and Wires, Skylarking, Oranges & Lemons and Nonsuch), along with a big ol' bucket of bonus tracks (single mixes, soundtrack tunes, demos, instrumentals), this Blu-ray/CD set is a big deal for us XTC fans. Wilson's new mixes add additional in your face sonics to what was already a big, brash production by Steve Lillywhite (with Hugh Padgham), at least in their stereo guise. [Once again, like with last year's Skylarking, my surround system's not set up so I can't speak for the 5.1 mixes.] I'm sure Wilson's lost none of his understanding of what makes a good production or mix, so the surround mixes are likely to be just as mesmerizing. And when I say that, I mean, songs like "No Language in Our Lungs" and "Travels in Nihilon," both extended grooves that build and build, stand out as so much better than they did in 1980. Perhaps that's a bit of my maturity speaking; I was naturally drawn to singles "Respectable Street," "Generals and Majors," "Towers of London" and "Sgt. Rock" as a young man. Those songs still excite me — I never get tired of 'em! — but the side enders "Language" and "Travels" are pure pummel now, with both their lyrics and their gargantuan grooves coming through loud and clear!
What is also crystal is that Black Sea stands as the first great XTC album, bridging the gap between their own youthful material and the mature stuff that followed: English Settlement, Skylarking, etc. It spawned four great singles (noted above), was presented in a nice green bag (my US copy pictured at right), and showcased two songwriters (Andy Partridge and Colin Moulding) who could write with equal amounts of humor and politically savvy satire. Whether it's the comic book hero/mentor in "Sgt. Rock," the imagined nostalgia for simpler, more grateful times ("Towers of London"), or the silly warmongering of "Generals and Majors," Partridge and Moulding, with XTC guitarist Dave Gregory and drummer Terry Chambers, crafted an album that at the time could've been considered New Wave's Sgt. Pepper. That is, until 1986 when they gave us the magnificent Skylarking.
For the price (less than $30 USD), this combo Blu-ray/CD package is an excellent presentation of XTC's fourth album. Sure, they could go all 12″x12″ and give us a deluxe book, super lengthy liner notes, a vinyl pressing and more – and charge sixty or seventy bucks for it – but you get so much Black Sea in this lil' treasure chest (including some fun videos), I can find no fault here. I'm sure we'll get a nice vinyl reissue one of these days [c'mon, Andy, you know you should!], so for now this high value XTC package is a superb way to wade into Black Sea.
5/5 (Ape House APEBD104, 2017)
Tagged Andy Partridge, Colin Moulding, Steven Wilson, XTC
Bluray, deluxe edition, Documentary, DVD, movie
Ron Howard, The Beatles • Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years [Blu-ray/DVD]
In 1995 THE BEATLES created or at least oversaw Anthology, a three part, six hour documentary that aired on television to edify the world on the band's story. The three surviving members of the band were interviewed specifically for the project, except John Lennon, who had passed away in 1980. Sure, since the documentary was funded and curated by the band, there were probably some subjects that were cleansed or completely avoided in order to show the band in a better light, but over three nights you got a very good examination of their story without any obvious revisionism. When it came out on DVD, VHS and Laserdisc, there was an additional chapter included that didn't make the final cut. That's not to mention the three volumes of Anthology on CD and LP that came out, loaded with unreleased outtakes, live versions and more, and a coffee table book with tons of photos. It was a Beatles bonanza.
Fast forward twenty years to 2016 and RON HOWARD's Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years. Here we get a 105 minute documentary that covers only three to four years of the band's history and uncovers hardly anything new or revelatory. (There's both a standard one disc version and a "Special Edition," both on Blu-ray or DVD, with an extra disc of bonus material.) The fact that the project started out as a highly publicized idea to examine the band as a live act is interesting. Either Howard and his pals were unable to come up with a good story (hard to believe, given: The Beatles!), even enlisting the public to share their stories and/or audio or video, or for some other reason they changed horses midstream and scrubbed the original plot. Well, you may have guessed that I think they botched it up, big time.
In order to keep this short, I'm just going to bullet-point what I didn't like here:
The subtitle to this documentary shows that the filmmakers were hedging their bets after changing the concept for the film – they end up telling a very disjointed story with no clear mandate or viewpoint;
Only the two remaining Beatles were able to contribute, and those contributions don''t really add anything that existing interviews already covered;
Consistency! Howard covers the subject from a very U.S.-centric standpoint, yet uses The Beatles' U.K. album releases as timestamps throughout;
Audio and video don't sync up properly. At the beginning it seemed like the live footage was synced but the talking-head footage wasn't; by the end it seemed like nothing was synced (not sure if this may in part be due to problems with Blu-ray vs. DVD, as I've encountered in the past);
Colorization of some of the footage looked unnatural. The Beatles were the most photographed, filmed pop group of all time. People know what they're supposed to look like! So if you're going to colorize these guys, don't make them look like Donald Trumps in nehru jackets.
I've already reviewed the "accompanying" reissue of The Beatles Live at the Hollywood Bowl and how that was riddled with problems, so it's real disheartening to see that Imagine Entertainment, White Horse Pictures and Apple Corps itself let things get so out of hand. I seem to remember some words to live by uttered to me as a kid and over the years to the tune of if you're gonna do something, do it right. That tune apparently wasn't in Ron Howard and Company's repertoire, and that's too bad. They had a great opportunity to bring something unique to the story of The Beatles and they blew it.
At least you can still pick up a copy of Anthology on DVD to try and put this one out of its misery and out of your mind.
2/5 (UMe/Capitol, 2016)
Tagged Ron Howard, The Beatles
Bluray, Documentary, DVD, punk
The Damned • Don't You Wish That We Were Dead [Documentary]
Wes Orshoski's latest documentary, THE DAMNED: Don't You Wish That We Were Dead, has just come out on DVD/Blu-ray – finally allowing über fans like me to get a look at it beyond the compelling trailer that's been out for over a year. (You can view that below.) First seen at various film festivals and even in some theaters in the larger bergs, the documentary details the rise, fall, rise and plateau that The Damned has been through since they first formed in the mid 1970s. Unlike other bands in UK punk's first graduating class, these guys weren't fronted by a headline-grabbing, snot-nosed git, didn't blow up in the press, weren't managed by an egotistical svengali, and somehow missed the boats promising stardom, money, infamy or anything like it. What The Damned did do is legendary: they were the first punk band to put out a record, the first to tour the USA, and one of only a few that are still playing today. They were also one of the very few bands that actually looked like they were having fun playing their music, playing the press, or just generally sticking it to whoever needed sticking to.
Orshoski filmed the band for three years, with apparent carte blanche to document anything going on. Along with current interviews of the original band members (Dave Vanian, Captain Sensible, Brian James and Rat Scabies), there are appearances by most of the rest of The Damned's roster (though for some reason Patricia Morrison is missing), as well as colleagues from the UK scene like Mick Jones (The Clash), Glen Matlock (Sex Pistols), Chrissie Hynde, Steve Diggle (Buzzcocks), Lemmy (subject of Orshoski's other great documentary) and Don Letts (DJ, filmmaker), and modern scenesters and US punkers like Dexter Holland (The Offspring), Jack Grisham (TSOL), Jello Biafra (Dead Kennedys), Jesse Hughes (Eagles of Death Metal) and more. The band didn't always get along (really?) and to this day there are rifts in their friendships. Saddening, but not unexpected. Combining his own enlightening interview footage with archival footage from around the world, Orshoski has put together a highly watchable documentary.
The characters that make up The Damned, both past and present, are to the fore in Don't You Wish That We Were Dead. You get a great sense of the enigma that is Vanian, the cutup clown that is Sensible, the real live punk that is Scabies, et al. You also see and hear for yourself that the reason The Damned never "made it" is because they steadfastly held to their belief that punk was about doing things your own way, regardless of what the press, the record label, or even Malcolm effing McLaren wanted them to do. So The Damned are rarely mentioned in the corporate/network/big business "celebrations" of punk… so what?! They did what they wanted to do, didn't suck up to the press or major record labels or do anything just to get publicity, just to get a big paycheck, or just to impress whoever it was that needed impressing. And that is what impresses me. Sticking to your guns sometimes means that you don't get to partake in the bounty of riches that others do, and that, unfortunately for The Damned, is the breaks. All of this makes for a story that is compelling even if you don't give a, errrr, damn about them.
The film, which premiered at SXSW in 2015, is now available (at least in the US) as a combo Blu-ray/DVD pack that gives you the movie and a handful of extras that didn't make the final cut. I've read interviews with Orshoski where he indicated there were tons of extra footage, so I'm surprised that there really isn't that much included here. (I'm saying this without having access to playing the Blu-ray in the pack, so there may be more on that disc than on the DVD.) Yet, considering the film showed only once where I was living when it did play my town and likely only once (if at all) in your area, you can now see it for yourself. I'm frankly glad they aren't dead, and you may end up feeling the same way.
4/5 (Cleopatra/MVD Visual)
Tagged The Damned, Wes Orshoski
Bluray, CD, DVD, vinyl
The Beatles • 1 & 1+ [CD, Bluray, DVD, LP]
The Fab 2+2 don't miss a chance to pry as much Beatle money out of our pockets as they can, do they? Now, the 2 surviving BEATLES and the other 2's ladies have announced the new DVD and Bluray video compilations, 1 and 1+, which will ship the first week of November… just in time for another Beatles Christmas! You'll get all 27 of their #1 hits in video format – either the original "promotional film" (as videos were called back then) or live footage of one origin or another that has made it this far down the line without being tossed into the proverbial rubbish bin. And if you plunk down the extra dinero for 1+, you'll get a second disc with even more of the promotional films and live footage. AND… there'll be NEW stereo and 5.1 mixes! Yippee!
Oh, uh, If you missed it on CD or vinyl the last two times it was released or reissued, have no fear. Those Beatle people, they don't miss a… errr… beat. (Ugh.)
If only I were cynical enough to exclaim, "Bah! I don't need this shite!" But I'm not. As a matter of fact, I think there are some 19 or 20 different configurations of this thing (that ain't cynicism, bud, that's sarcasm!), so once I figure out which version to get and can afford the most expensive one – naturally! – expect my review in this very blog.
Tagged The Beatles


Whether you are flying for business or for pleasure, it is wise to remember that crime doesn't stop at the airport terminal doors. If you find yourself flying through the "friendly" skies, you should consider taking the following steps to protect yourself from the possibility of theft or assault.
o Remember your mother's admonishment to "Never speak to strangers."? Well, it still holds true. A talkative stranger at the terminal could be a "front" for well-organized pickpockets.
o Don't wear ostentatious or expensive jewelry and clothing. You don't want to say "Look at me!" to those seeking a wealthy target.
o Avoid carrying your money, credit cards, and other valuables in one area of your clothing. You will reduce the chance of being "wiped out" if something is lost or stolen.
o Never leave luggage unattended or ask an unknown fellow traveler to watch it. Even if you just turn to get a quick soda, a thief can strike in the blink of an eye.
o Be observant and prepared to react quickly. Overloading yourself with luggage may prevent you from acting quickly to protect yourself.
o Know where you're going! Travelers who appear lost are primary targets for criminals. If you are lost, seek help from airline personnel not strangers.
o Keep a strong lock on your luggage and frequently check your briefcase lock to maintain its effectiveness.
o Check for logos and business names on business transportation vehicles. If in doubt, request to see the driver's identification.
o If you drive to the airport, consider what time of day you'll be returning before you park your car. If you will be returning at night, remember to park where there is good lighting and preferably near the exit you will be using.
Airports can be bustling hives and potentially unsafe, but they don't have to be "terminal;" travel smart and have a good trip!


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Q: (1241, 'Operand should contain 1 column(s)') display book list I have two tables, Author and Book, Each book is written by a single author, by cons, the author can write multiple books
In my code, I want to get the book list created by a single author.
Book1 =Book.objects.filter(user=request.user).values()
Book1_id= Book1.id
author = Author.objects.filter(pk=Book1_id).values
reponse[author]=author

models.py
class Book(models.Model):
        user = models.OneToOneField(User,related_name='user')
        name = models.CharField(default=0)
        def __unicode__(self):
                return u'%s' % self.user

class author(models.Model):
        name_auth = models.CharField(max_length=256)
        Book = models.ForeignKey(compte)
        def __unicode__(self):
                return u'%s' % (self.name_auth)

template
 {% for t in author %}
                            {{ t.name }}

        {% endfor %}

A: You should put foreign key to Book model:
class Author(models.Model):
    name_auth = models.CharField(max_length=256)

    def __unicode__(self):
            return self.name_auth

class Book(models.Model):
    user = models.OneToOneField(User, related_name='user')
    author = models.ForeignKey(Author)
    name = models.CharField()

    def __unicode__(self):
            return self.name

In your view:
from django.shortcuts import render, get_object_or_404

def author_books(request):
    book = get_object_or_404(Book, user=request.user)
    return render(request, 'author_books.html', {'author': book.author})

Template:
{% for book in author.book_set.all %}

{{ book.name }}

{% endfor %}

EDIT: May be user field should be in Author model?  If yes then:
class Author(models.Model):
    user = models.OneToOneField(User, related_name='user')
    name_auth = models.CharField(max_length=256)

    def __unicode__(self):
            return self.name_auth

class Book(models.Model):
    author = models.ForeignKey(Author)
    name = models.CharField()

    def __unicode__(self):
            return self.name

View:
from django.shortcuts import render, get_object_or_404

def author_books(request):
    author = get_object_or_404(Author, user=request.user)
    return render(request, 'author_books.html', {'author': author})

Template will be the same as above.

A: If I change the condition, Each book is written by a mutliple author, by against an author can create a (one) book, I want to get the book list created by a single author. In my template, I would view the authors who have written one book

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Creating opportunities for parent empowerment: program effects on the mental health/coping outcomes of critically ill young children and their mothers.
Bernadette Mazurek Melnyk, Linda Alpert-Gillis, Nancy Fischbeck Feinstein, Hugh F Crean, Jean Johnson, Eileen Fairbanks, Leigh Small, Jeffrey Rubenstein, Margaret Slota, Beverly Corbo-Richert
Pediatrics 2004 June
OBJECTIVE: Increasing numbers of children in the United States (ie, approximately 200 children per 100,000 population) require intensive care annually, because of advances in pediatric therapeutic techniques and a changing spectrum of pediatric disease. These children are especially vulnerable to a multitude of short- and long-term negative emotional, behavioral, and academic outcomes, including a higher risk of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and a greater need for psychiatric treatment, compared with matched hospitalized children who do not require intensive care. In addition, the parents of these children are at risk for the development of PTSD, as well as other negative emotional outcomes (eg, depression and anxiety disorders). There has been little research conducted to systematically determine the effects of interventions aimed at improving psychosocial outcomes for critically ill children and their parents, despite recognition of the adverse effects of critical care hospitalization on the nonphysiologic well-being of patients and their families. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effects of a preventive educational-behavioral intervention program, the Creating Opportunities for Parent Empowerment (COPE) program, initiated early in the intensive care unit hospitalization on the mental health/psychosocial outcomes of critically ill young children and their mothers.
DESIGN: A randomized, controlled trial with follow-up assessments 1, 3, 6, and 12 months after hospitalization was conducted with 174 mothers and their 2- to 7-year-old children who were unexpectedly hospitalized in the pediatric intensive care units (PICUs) of 2 children's hospitals. The final sample of 163 mothers ranged in age from 18 to 52 years, with a mean of 31.2 years. Among the mothers reporting race/ethnicity, the sample included 116 white (71.2%), 33 African American (20.3%), 3 Hispanic (1.8%), and 2 Indian (1.2%) mothers. The mean age of the hospitalized children was 50.3 months. Ninety-nine children (60.7%) were male and 64 (39.3%) were female. The major reasons for hospitalization were respiratory problems, accidental trauma, neurologic problems, and infections. Fifty-seven percent (n = 93) of the children had never been hospitalized overnight, and none had experienced a previous PICU hospitalization.
INTERVENTIONS: Mothers in the experimental (COPE) group received a 3-phase educational-behavioral intervention program 1) 6 to 16 hours after PICU admission, 2) 2 to 16 hours after transfer to the general pediatric unit, and 3) 2 to 3 days after their children were discharged from the hospital. Control mothers received a structurally equivalent control program. The COPE intervention was based on self-regulation theory, control theory, and the emotional contagion hypothesis. The COPE program, which was delivered with audiotapes and matching written information, as well as a parent-child activity workbook that facilitated implementing the audiotaped information, focused on increasing 1) parents' knowledge and understanding of the range of behaviors and emotions that young children typically display during and after hospitalization and 2) direct parent participation in their children's emotional and physical care. The COPE workbook, which was provided to parents and children after transfer from the PICU to the general pediatric unit, contained 3 activities to be completed before discharge from the hospital, ie, 1) puppet play to encourage expression of emotions in a nonthreatening manner, 2) therapeutic medical play to assist children in obtaining some sense of mastery and control over the hospital experience, and 3) reading and discussing Jenny's Wish, a story about a young child who successfully copes with a stressful hospitalization.
OUTCOME MEASURES: Primary outcomes included maternal anxiety, negative mood state, depression, maternal beliefs, parental stress, and parent participation in their children's care, as well as child adjustment, which was assessed with the Behavioral Assessment System for Children (parent form). RESn (parent form).
RESULTS: COPE mothers reported significantly less parental stress and participated more in their children's physical and emotional care on the pediatric unit, compared with control mothers, as rated by nurses who were blinded with respect to study group. In comparison with control mothers, COPE mothers reported less negative mood state, less depression, and fewer PTSD symptoms at certain follow-up assessments after hospitalization. In addition, COPE mothers reported stronger beliefs regarding their children's likely responses to hospitalization and how they could enhance their children's adjustment, compared with control mothers. COPE children, in comparison with control children, exhibited significantly fewer withdrawal symptoms 6 months after discharge, as well as fewer negative behavioral symptoms and externalizing behaviors at 12 months. COPE mothers also reported less hyperactivity and greater adaptability among their children at 12 months, compared with control mothers. One year after discharge, a significantly higher percentage of control group children (25.9%) exhibited clinically significant behavioral symptoms, compared with COPE children (2.3%). In addition, 6 and 12 months after discharge, significantly higher percentages of control group children exhibited clinically significant externalizing symptoms (6 months, 14.3%; 12 months, 22.2%), compared with COPE children (6 months, 1.8%; 12 months, 4.5%).
CONCLUSIONS: The findings of this study indicated that mothers who received the COPE program experienced improved maternal functional and emotional coping outcomes, which resulted in significantly fewer child adjustment problems, in comparison with the control group. With the increasing prevalence of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and externalizing problems among children and the documented lack of mental health screening and early intervention services for children in this country, the COPE intervention could help protect this high-risk population of children from developing these troublesome problems. As a result, the mental health status of children after critical care hospitalization could be improved. With routine provision of the COPE program in PICUs throughout the country, family burdens and costs associated with the mental health treatment of these problems might be substantially reduced.


I had seen Honest Kids in the juice aisle once before and thought about getting it. I was very curious about the way it would taste and I'm always up for replacing something my kid is ingesting with something that is healthier for her but, for whatever reason, I ended up not getting the juice and went with her normal kind instead.
I am fortunate enough to know many people in my personal life that feels the same way as I do about what we are feeding our children and I'm always learning things about different foods and drinks and how they impact the lives and health of small ones (and big ones). A friend's mother posted an article on Facebook a few days ago that pointed out the sugar levels and health content of some of the major "fruit" juices on the market. And of course, my daughters favorite kind was on that list.
I limit her juice intake and am very strict on it. During a normal day I do not allow her to have juice until lunchtime and then never after dinner. She is also only allowed a certain amount within that time frame and if she drinks that amount before dinner, that all she's allowed. Some disagree with the way I parent, but that's okay. I know that my daughter is healthy and I am further educating myself on what is and isn't good for her.
Even with my strict guidelines for her juice intake, I was completely disgusted to see her favorite juice on that list and how crappy it really was. If I remember correctly, it was actually the worst one she could be drinking.
So I decided to switch. She was out of juice anyway and I needed to make a grocery trip. So I went straight for the Honest Kids. The only thing I was worried about was that it was going to taste like crap. That I was going to buy it and she wouldn't drink it and in the end, I'd have a whole jug of juice and wasted money that could have been better spent.
And then I took a drink. And we both LOVED it.
Honest Kids is an organic juice drink sweetened ONLY with fruit juice. There's no added sugars. I always watered the juice down for both me and Bella because I've always found it too sweet (just my personal taste). I literally cannot drink a glass of juice without getting a headache. This juice is completely different. It's light and thin and has a decent amount of sweetness. It doesn't taste diet (which I was worried about), it isn't tart or sour and it has a great flavor.
I am so happy with the taste of this juice and I will definitely be buying this again for myself and my daughter. Honest Kids is a great replacement for a healthier juice and I can't wait to try all the other flavors!


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Q: OpenCV Mat to alglib real 2d Array conversion How to convert Opencv Mat to Alglib real 2D array?
Here is an example where I am stucked
Mat Col(28539,97,CV_32F);

I want to convert this Mat to alglib real_2d_array for training a classifier.

A: Mat Col(28539, 97, CV_32F);

is a OpenCV bi-dimensional (28539 rows, 97 columns) dense floating-point (CV_32F = float) array.
The alglib almost-equivalent datatype is
// bi-dimensional real (double precision) array
real_2d_array matrix;

The data layout in Mat is compatible with real_2d_array (and the majority of dense array types from other toolkits and SDKs).
A simple way to convert is:
const int rows(28539);
const int columns(97);

matrix.setlength(rows, columns);

for (int i(0); i < rows; ++i)
  for (int j(0); j < columns; ++j)
    matrix(i, j) = Col.at<float>(i, j);

Mat::at returns a reference to the specified array element.
EDIT
From the reference manual:
void alglib::dfbuildrandomdecisionforest(
    real_2d_array xy,
    ae_int_t npoints,
    ae_int_t nvars,
    ae_int_t nclasses,
    ae_int_t ntrees,
    double r,
    ae_int_t& info,
    decisionforest& df,
    dfreport& rep);

*

*xy is the training set (lines corresponding to sample components and columns corresponding to variables).
For a classification task the first nvars of the columns contain independent variables. The last column will contain the class number (from 0 to nclasses-1). Fractional values are rounded to the nearest integer.

*npoints is the training set size (>=1).

*nvars is the number of independent variables (>=1).

*nclasses must be >1 for classification.

*ntrees is the number of trees in a forest (>=1).

*r is the percent of a training set used to build individual trees (0 < R <= 1).

The remaining parameters are output parameters. In case of problems you should check info:

*

*info return code:

*

*-2, if there is a point with class number outside of [0..nclasses-1].

*-1, if incorrect parameters was passed (npoints<1, nvars<1, nclasses<1, ntrees<1, r<=0 or r>1).

*1, if task has been solved.


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Harwich Center es un lugar designado por el censo ubicado en el condado de Barnstable en el estado estadounidense de Massachusetts. En el Censo de 2010 tenía una población de 1.798 habitantes y una densidad poblacional de 303,02 personas por km².

Geografía
Harwich Center se encuentra ubicado en las coordenadas . Según la Oficina del Censo de los Estados Unidos, Harwich Center tiene una superficie total de 5.93 km², de la cual 5.82 km² corresponden a tierra firme y (1.83%) 0.11 km² es agua.

Demografía
Según el censo de 2010, había 1.798 personas residiendo en Harwich Center. La densidad de población era de 303,02 hab./km². De los 1.798 habitantes, Harwich Center estaba compuesto por el 91.66% blancos, el 2.39% eran afroamericanos, el 0.33% eran amerindios, el 0.56% eran asiáticos, el 0% eran isleños del Pacífico, el 2.67% eran de otras razas y el 2.39% pertenecían a dos o más razas. Del total de la población el 1.78% eran hispanos o latinos de cualquier raza.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Lugares designados por el censo en Massachusetts
Localidades del condado de Barnstable


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After 17 years of staying apart, Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck may reunite
byAhana
Courtesy: Ramey Photo
It's not always done when you think it is. According to several sources, Bennifer has reunited. Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck, who split up 17 years ago, have reportedly rekindled their relationship, according to People. JLo, 51, and Ben, 48, were spotted together in Montana a week or so after being pictured together at her Los Angeles home.
The former and possibly current couple were photographed in a car in Montana, where Ben has a house, according to the UK tabloid Daily Mail. "Jennifer spent several days out of town with Ben; they have a great bond. It's been short and intense, but Jennifer is content," a source tells People.
'That's just my face': JLo hits back at trolls
Has JLo stopped the clock of ageing?
Jennifer Lopez's high-profile marriage to Ben Affleck in 2002 ended in divorce two years later. Both have been married and divorced since then – JLo from Marc Anthony and Ben from Jennifer Garner – and have children with their ex-husbands. Ben Affleck and actress Ana de Armas split up in January after Jennifer Lopez ended her engagement with former baseball player Alex Rodriguez.
Tags: benaffleckJennifer Lopez
Television actor Pracheen Chauhan detained in molestation case
Aamir Khan, Kiran Rao announce divorce after 15 years of marriage
Shershaah, starring Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani, not to be released in theatres
Prince Harry gushes over his and Meghan Markle's kid, Lilibet Diana
"Mujhe bas nikal diya gaya, I got to know through media": Taapsee Pannu opens up on being dropped from a film


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Q: how to stop the audio which plays in background In cms(wordpress), I uploaded a video. once i clicked the video, it plays well. once i closed it, video gets closed but audio continues to play even after i close it. please help me to close the audio also.

<script>
    jQuery(document).on("click", ".nivo-lightbox-overlay", function (e) {
        var $video = jQuery('video', jQuery(this));
        $video[0].pause();
    });
</script>

A: var vid = document.getElementById("myVideo");

function enableMute() {
    vid.muted = true;
}

function disableMute() {
    vid.muted = false;
}

function checkMute() {
    alert(vid.muted);
}

Check this Example
https://www.w3schools.com/tags/av_prop_muted.asp