text:
안녕하세요 Yonhap 기자입니다.
Articles by Yonhap
Hankook Tire chief quizzed over alleged unfair intra-affiliate trading
IndustryDec 23, 2022
Prosecutors questioned the chairman of Hankook Tire & Technology Co., the nation's leading tiremaker, on Friday over alleged unfair intra-affiliate trading. The Seoul Central District Prosecutors Office brought in Cho Hyun-bum for questioning as part of an investigation into the alleged violation of a law that bans unfair business practices among the group's affiliates. The investigation came a...
S. Korean, Romanian defense chiefs discuss security cooperation
Foreign affairsDec 23, 2022
The defense chiefs of South Korea and Romania held talks Friday over arms industry cooperation, regional security and other issues, Seoul's defense ministry said. Defense Minister Lee Jong-sup met his Romanian counterpart Angel Tilvar in Seoul as the latter arrived here earlier this week with a delegation at the invitation of National Assembly Speaker Kim Jin-pyo. During the meeting, Lee noted ...
S. Korea holds regular Dokdo defense drills: source
DefenseDec 23, 2022
South Korea conducted regular military drills earlier this week to enhance the defense of its easternmost islets of Dokdo, an informed source said Friday, following Japan's renewed claims to the East Sea outcroppings in a revised security document. Personnel of the Navy and Coast Guard staged the biannual drills on Thursday after Tokyo renewed its claims to Dokdo in the revised National Security...
S. Korea's new COVID-19 cases below 70,000; govt. unveils plans to lift mask rules
Social affairsDec 23, 2022
South Korea's new COVID-19 cases hit below 70,000 on Friday, continuing an upward curve, as the country is set to remove the indoor mask mandate, the last remaining antivirus rule, as part of broader recovery efforts. The country reported 68,168 new COVID-19 infections, including 95 from overseas, bringing the total caseload to 28,534,558, the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency said. F...
Coldest day of the season grips South Korea
South Korea witnessed the coldest day of the season on Friday, with the morning low plummeting to minus 13.6 C in Seoul, the state weather agency said. The Korea Meteorological Administrationsaid the freezing temperatures were accompanied by heavy snow in the southern part of the country, including the Chungcheong and Jeolla areas, and the southern resort island of Jeju. In Seoul, morning lows ...
Seoul shares open sharply lower on US losses
MarketsDec 23, 2022
Seoul stocks opened sharply lower Friday, tracking overnight falls on Wall Street amid expectations of further rate hikes in the United States. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index fell 33.22 points, or 1.41 percent, to 2,323.51 points as of 9:15 a.m. Strong US economic data, including estimate-beating growth and consumption, added to the prospects that the US Federal Reserve may con...
N. Korea has offered arms to Russia's military group Wagner: US
North KoreaDec 23, 2022
SEOUL/WASHINGTON -- The White House said North Korea has delivered an arms shipment to a private Russian military company, the Wagner Group, for use in the Ukraine war. John Kirby, the National Security Council spokesperson, told reporters Thursday (US time) that North Korea completed an initial shipment of weapons to Russia, including infantry rockets and missiles last month. "We can confirm t...
S. Korea plans to announce full details of Indo-Pacific strategy next week: ministry
South Korea plans to announce full details of the country's new Indo-Pacific strategy next week, according to Seoul's foreign ministry Thursday. According to a ministry official, the presidential office plans to release a final report on South Korea's Indo-Pacific strategy next Wednesday, followed by an official government briefing by the ministry later that day. The ministry reportedly plans t...
Royals catching prospect Um Hyung-chan named top S. Korean high school backstop
BaseballDec 22, 2022
Kansas City Royals catching prospect Um Hyung-chan was named the top South Korean high school catcher of the year Thursday. Um was the winner of the Best Catcher category at the sixth annual Lee Man-soo Awards, named after the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) catching legend. Um, backstop for Gyeonggi Commercial High School in Seoul, signed with the Royals in July. He batted .390/.446/.585 wit...
S. Korea releases high-resolution satellite photo of Pyongyang
South Korea on Thursday released a photo of Pyongyang taken from one of its own satellites after North Korea published imagery of Seoul using what it claimed was a military spy satellite. The color photo, taken with "land satellite No. 1," clearly shows Kim Il-sung Square and its surrounding facilities, including a history museum, an art museum and a department store. By contrast, the North Kor...
Seoul shares end higher despite recession woes
Seoul shares finished sharply higher on Thursday, despite concerns over a looming global recession. The Korean won rose against the US dollar. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index rose 27.78 points, or 1.19 percent, to close at 2,356.73, ending its losing streak of the past five sessions. Trading volume was moderate at 415.98 million shares worth 5.96 trillion won ($4.67 billion), wi...
S. Korea's new COVID-19 cases above 75,000 as winter wave spreads
South Korea's new COVID-19 cases stood above 75,000 on Thursday, up by nearly 5,600 from a week earlier, as the virus wave continues to spread in the winter. The country reported 75,744 new COVID-19 infections, including 73 from overseas, bringing the total caseload to 28,466,390, the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency said. The latest daily count is up by 5,590 from a week ago. South ...
With checkered past looming large, LG Twins still looking for new foreign hitter
With the Hanwha Eagles' signing of former big league outfielder Brian O'Grady Wednesday, the LG Twins are the only team without a foreign hitter in the fold for next season in the Korea Baseball Organization. And it hasn't been for lack of trying. The Twins were among the first teams to fill that spot. On Dec. 6, they announced the signing of new outfielder Abraham Almonte to a one-year, $800,0...
S. Korea to begin minesweeping chopper development project
South Korea will embark on a 347.7 billion-won ($271.4 million) project Thursday to locally develop a minesweeping helicopter by 2026 for enhanced naval operations, the state arms procurement agency said. The Defense Acquisition Program Administration is set to sign a contract with Korea Aerospace Industries Ltd., the country's sole aircraft maker, to begin the project aimed at bolstering the Na...
SsangYong Motor to be renamed KG Mobility: new chairman
SsangYong Motor Co. will operate under a new name, KG Mobility, its new chief has said, in a move signaling a new chapter in the company's decadeslong history marked by long restructuring efforts. Kwak Jea-sun, new chairman of SsangYong Motor, said he will seek approval for the proposed name change at a shareholders' meeting in March next year. "The name, SsangYong Motor, has a fandom, but also...


text:
ITV Writer's Chat
Dr. Robert Moynihan
History of ITV magazine
The Moynihan Letters
Moynihan Letters
Sign Up for The Moynihan Letters
Sponsor The Moynihan Letters
In The Pope's Words
Urbi et Orbi Communications
Urbi et Orbi Foundation
Unitas Initiative
Urbi et Orbi History
Urbi et Orbi Projects
"To recognize spiritual desolation, to pray when we experience this state of spiritual desolation and to know how to accompany people who are suffering difficult times of sadness and spiritual desolation".
In his homily at the Mass he celebrated at Santa Marta on Tuesday morning, 27 September, Pope Francis recommended that we ask the Lord for these three graces.
Offering the Eucharistic celebration, on the feast of St Vincent de Paul, for the Sisters of the community at Santa Marta — "who were founded" by the French Saint — the Pope focused his reflection on the first reading in particular, taken from the Book of Job (3:1-3, 11-17, 20-23).
This man "was in trouble" because "he had lost everything. All of his possessions, and even his children. He was also suffering from an illness similar to leprosy: difficult, full of wounds". In short, "his suffering was so great" that "at a certain point, he opened his mouth and cursed the day, what had happened to him", saying: "Let the day perish wherein I was born, and the night which said, 'a man-child is conceived'. It would have been better if I had not been, if I had not happened. Death is better than to live like this".
However, the Pontiff noted, "the Bible says that Job was a just man, he was holy". And a saint usually "cannot do these things". In fact, the Pope explained, Job "did not curse God. He only vented, this was an outlet: the way a son vents before his Father". A bit like the prophet Jeremiah did, as was written in Chapter 20 of his Book in the Old Testament: "He begins with something so beautiful", Francis noted, "he says to the Lord: 'I have been seduced by You, Oh Lord'"; but immediately after, as Job did, Jeremiah says: "Cursed is the day on which I was conceived". Yet "these two cases are not blasphemy: they are outbursts". Both "vent before God in this way", because "they were both in a great spiritual desolation".
In this regard, the Pope stressed that spiritual desolation is "something that happens to everyone: it can be strong, or weak … But, that state of the dark soul, without hope, wary, without the will to live, without seeing the end of the tunnel, with so much unrest in one's heart and also in one's ideas", every woman and every man experiences this. "Spiritual desolation", he said, "makes us feel as if the soul has been crushed", and "does not want to live: Job's outcry is 'Death is better!', that death is better than to live like this".
However, the Pope said, "when our spirit is in this state of enlarged sadness, and there is almost no breath, we must understand" that this "happens to everyone": to various degrees, but it happens to everyone. Hence the invitation to "understand what is happening in our heart", to ask yourself "what you should do when you experience these dark moments, of a tragedy in the family, an illness, something that knocks you down". Certainly, he clarified, it is not a matter of "taking a pill in order to sleep and escape from the facts, or having two, three, or four drinks" so as to forget, because "this does not help". Rather, "the liturgy today shows us how" to conduct ourselves amidst "this spiritual desolation, when we are warn down and hopeless".
Help is offered in the Responsorial Psalm: "Let my prayer come into your presence, O Lord". So the first thing to do is to pray. "A prayer that is strong, strong, strong", Francis repeated, highlighting that "we have recited Psalm 87 together", which teaches you "how to pray, how to pray during times of spiritual desolation, of interior darkness, when things do not go well and sadness comes into the heart so strongly.
"Lord, God of my salvation, before You I cry day and night": these words are powerful! This is what Job did: 'I cry, day and night. Please, turn your ear to my supplication'". In short, "it is a prayer" that consists of "knocking on the door, but forcefully: 'Lord, I am full of misfortunes. My life is on the brink of hell. I am counted among those who go down into the pit, I am now like a man without strength'".
In life, the Pope observed, "many times we feel so powerless". But "the Lord Himself teaches us how to pray in these difficult times: 'Lord, you have thrown me into the deepest pit. Your fury weighs upon me. Let my prayer come to you'. This is the prayer: this is how we ought to pray in the moments that are most difficult, darkest, most desolate, most crushed, those moments that crush us", urged Francis. Because "this is to pray with authenticity" and, in some way, it also helps "to let off steam as Job vented about the children. As a son".
After indicating the individual behaviour we ought to have in times of spiritual desolation, the Pope then focused on assisting other people who find themselves in similar situations. The biblical passage, in fact, continues with the story of the friends who went to visit Job and "remained in silence, for a long time". In fact, the Pope explained, "before a person who is in this situation, words can hurt. Only touch him, be close", in a way that makes him "feel the closeness, and to answer his questions; but don't give speeches".
In the case of Job, however, "you see that these friends, after some time, are bored with the silence", and they begin "to give speeches, and to speak nonsense". Whereas "when a person suffers, when a person is in spiritual desolation, you must speak as little as possible and you must help, through silence, closeness, caresses, his prayer before the Father".
Francis expressed the hope "that the Lord will help us: firstly, to recognize within us those moments of spiritual desolation, when we are in the dark, without hope, and to ask ourselves why; secondly, to pray in times of darkness, as the liturgy teaches us today with Psalm 87 — 'Let my prayer come into your presence, O Lord'". And thirdly, "when I draw near to someone who is suffering", either from an illness or any other circumstance, "who is truly undergoing desolation: silence". Silence, he concluded, "with a lot of love, closeness, and embraces. Not to give speeches, which ultimately do not help and even do harm".
By Deborah|2016-09-27T17:18:12-04:00Sep 27th, 2016|Categories: Morning Mass Homilies|Tags: desolation, francis, Jeremiah, Morning Mass Homily, Pope, Pope Francis, Psalm 87, Santa Marta, silence, spiritual desolation, St Vincent de Paul|
Pope at Mass: 'Faith is a love story for people in love!"
Pope at Mass on World Day of Poor: 'The poor guarantee us eternal income'
Pope at Mass: Let us be challenged by Jesus, like Peter and Paul
Pope Francis: St John Paul II a man of prayer, closeness, justice
Pope at Mass: We have a Father, we are not orphans
Pope at Angelus: Finding God means finding love
Pope at Audience: We can always praise God, whose love never fails
Pope at Angelus reminds us to cherish our baptismal identity
Letter #2: Monday, January 4, 2021: "Our wrestling"
ITV Staff2021-01-18T17:49:55-05:00
ITV Staff2021-01-18T17:49:55-05:00Jan 18th, 2021|
Donate to the Urbi et Orbi Foundation
© 2019 Inside the Vatican, Inc. All rights reserved. Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our user agreement(effective 5/1/2018) and privacy policy(effective 5/1/2018). The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with prior written permission of Inside the Vatican, Inc. Inside the Vatican, Inc. may earn a portion of sales from products and services that are purchased through links on our site as part of our affiliate partnerships.
Our SitesPilgrimagesInside the Vatican
© Copyright 2020 | Inside The Vatican Magazine - All Rights Reserved | Design & Development: Cause Inspired Media
A riveting account of the search for the man behind the myth
Finding Vigano

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


All my Chicago friends…wake up and pay attention…Hold onto to your wallets!
Clearly the SunTimes calculation are from setting the tax increase from the baseline of $686. But this is the calculation for the tax added just for the PENSION FUNDS. What about the normal increases designed to keep up with the depreciating condition of the water and sewer system??? Surely that current average cost will increase from $686…it has to if you want the system to stay solvent.The reported yearly cost average in 2011 was $450/household…a 52% increase in just 5 years.
Everyone knows, or at least they should know, that in the year 2021 if you hold to the rate of increase since 2011, the average yearly cost will be $1042/household. Now add the $225 dollars mentioned above you get $1267.
If you all think that in 2021 your average yearly water and sewer bill is only going to be $878/household ($686 plus the 28% proposed increase)…You all are in for a big surprise!


Aronson was in a wheelchair following the police incident.
The Kelowna man shot when police attempted to arrest him in the Orchard Park Mall parking lot in January is ready to set dates for a preliminary hearing.
Defence lawyer Jordan Watt told the court Monday that John Michael Aronson is electing to be tried by a Supreme Court judge and jury on charges dating back to January 22 and 23.
However, before the case reaches that stage, he would like to have a three-day preliminary hearing, which is held to determine whether there is sufficient evidence to proceed to a trial.
Monday, Aronson appeared in court via video feed sitting in a wheel chair, his right foot stretched out in front of him.
Police say the events that led up to his arrest began the morning of January 22, when officers responded to a road rage incident that involved a report of an alleged assault with pepper spray.
"That motorist and his passenger, who locked their doors and rolled up their windows, managed to escape with minor injuries related to the slight exposure to the chemical spray," said RCMP Cpl. Jesse O'Donaghey.
The following afternoon, police say they were attempting to arrest a man near the CIBC in the Orchard Park Mall parking lot in connection with the incident the previous morning when shots were fired by officers.
A 30-year-old man was taken to hospital for treatment of "serious" injuries," police said.
Aronson was later charged with theft of a motor vehicle, dangerous operation of a conveyance and flight from police relating to the events on Jan. 23. He also faces charges of assault with a weapon, possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose and possession of a firearm related to the Jan. 22 incident, as well as a number of driving while disqualified charges.
His case returns to court Wednesday.


text:
from __future__ import division

import io
import os
import shutil

import pytest

from mapproxy.multiapp import make_wsgi_app

from mapproxy.test.system import SysTest, WSGITestApp

class TestMultiapp(SysTest):

    @pytest.fixture(scope="class")
    def app(self, base_dir):
        app = make_wsgi_app(base_dir.strpath, allow_listing=False)
        return WSGITestApp(app, use_unicode=False)

    @pytest.fixture(scope="class")
    def base_dir(self, tmpdir_factory):
        dir = tmpdir_factory.mktemp("base_dir")

        fixture_dir = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "fixture")
        shutil.copy(os.path.join(fixture_dir, "multiapp1.yaml"), dir.strpath)
        shutil.copy(os.path.join(fixture_dir, "multiapp2.yaml"), dir.strpath)

        return dir

    def test_index_without_list(self, app):
        resp = app.get("/")
        assert "MapProxy" in resp
        assert "multiapp1" not in resp

    def test_index_with_list(self, app):
        try:
            app.app.list_apps = True
            resp = app.get("/")
            assert "MapProxy" in resp
            assert "multiapp1" in resp
        finally:
            app.app.list_apps = False

    def test_unknown_app(self, app):
        app.get("/unknownapp", status=404)
        # assert status == 404 Not Found in app.get

    def test_known_app(self, app):
        resp = app.get("/multiapp1")
        assert "demo" in resp

    def test_reloading(self, app, base_dir):
        resp = app.get("/multiapp1")
        assert "demo" in resp
        app_config = base_dir.join("multiapp1.yaml").strpath

        replace_text_in_file(app_config, "  demo:", "  #demo:", ts_delta=5)

        resp = app.get("/multiapp1")
        assert "demo" not in resp

        replace_text_in_file(app_config, "  #demo:", "  demo:", ts_delta=10)

        resp = app.get("/multiapp1")
        assert "demo" in resp

def replace_text_in_file(filename, old, new, ts_delta=2):
    text = io.open(filename, encoding="utf-8").read()
    text = text.replace(old, new)
    io.open(filename, "w", encoding="utf-8").write(text)

    # file timestamps are not precise enough (1sec)
    # add larger delta to force reload
    m_time = os.path.getmtime(filename)
    os.utime(filename, (m_time + ts_delta, m_time + ts_delta))

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
New Glasgow man raises money for Atlantic Burn Camp
SaltWire Network | Posted: Feb. 21, 2018, 5:54 p.m. | Updated: Feb. 21, 2018, 5:54 p.m. | 2 Min Read
Philip MacKenzie is collecting monetary donations for the Atlantic Burn Camp. - Adam MacInnis
Philip MacKenzie considers himself a lucky man.
He's had two triple heart by passes and is a cancer survivor.
It's part of the reason why he likes to give back by helping others through various community projects.
A special cause to his heart is the Atlantic Burn Camp, which is held annual for youth who have suffered a severe burn.
"A burn is something that just don't seem to go away," says MacKenzie. "It's not like a cut. A cut will heal, but a burn seems to leave a lifetime scar."
For several years now, he's made it a point to help out the camp on an annual basis. He's helped collect guitars to teach the youth how to play, raised money for bikes for them to take out on trails, purchased sports equipment and helped raise money for an industrial washer. He's also raised money in honour of Allan Bonvie by selling a CD of music he and Bonvie had made together.
This year, the New Glasgow resident is hoping to raise about $1,200 to help out the camp with the cost of operating such as taking kids on special trips and upgrading playground equipment.
The camp itself does its best to limit costs.
"The staff down there right from the janitor to the supervisor is all volunteer. There's no money exchanged to anybody," he said.
But there are costs such as renting the camp and taking the kids to special events that cost a fair bit.
Anyone who gives a monetary donation will be given a receipt for tax purposes.
People will also have the satisfaction of knowing they've had an impact on a young person's life.
"It's amazing how much fight these children have in them and how much initiative," MacKenzie said. "This camp gives them a boost to know that people really care – that there's people who really want them to succeed."
For more information or to make a donation call MacKenzie at (902) 695-3632. It is preferred that cheques be used to make the donation.
The Atlantic Burn Camp Fast Facts
• Each year Atlantic Burn Camp accepts burn-injured children ages 6 to 17 from Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador. Camp is staffed by firefighters, law enforcement, medical personnel, teachers and community volunteers.
• Between 20 and 30 youth attend each year.
• Thanks to community and corporate support in the Atlantic Provinces, the Atlantic Burn Camp is able to maintain a no per-family cost for all campers.


With 100% real, nutrition-rich milk at our core, Agropur Beverage offers three exceptional brands of dairy-based beverages.
Natrel is our flagship brand. True to its name, Natrel is 100% real, great-tasting milk. Our commitment to quality is reflected in every delicious, nutrition-rich sip.
Natrel offers shelf-stable convenience, staying fresh up to 12 months without refrigeration. Once Natrel milk is opened, any unused portion must be refrigerated.
Natrel is available for purchase in numerous retail outlets and on amazon.
Schroeder is available in selected retail outlets in the Minneapolis/St. Paul metropolitan area and surrounding communities.
Rolling Meadows is our value brand. Found in grocery and convenience stores in the Upper Midwest, Rolling Meadows offers milk and cream products.
For more information on our Retail beverage offerings, click here.


text:
The Pulitzer Prize Festival: Olney Theatre Center
Celebrate the Pulitzer Prize: Staged Readings of Six Pulitzer Prize-Winning Plays/Musicals Tonight Through Sunday at Olney Theatre Center
By Nicole Hertvik on September 30, 2016
Happy Birthday, Pulitzer Prize!
This weekend only, Olney Theatre Center and Maryland Humanities celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Pulitzer Prizes with Celebrate the Pulitzer Prize: Staged readings of six Pulitzer Prize-winning plays.
The festival kicks off tonight, September 30th at 8:00 PM with Tennessee William's A Streetcar Named Desire directed by Amber Jackson.
Saturday, October 1st's selections are D.L. Coburn's The Gin Game, directed by Patrick Pearson at 1 PM; August Wilson's Fences, directed by Michael Bobbitt at 4 PM; and Fiorello! (Jerome Weidmann and George Abbott, music by Jerry Bock), directed by Christopher Youstra at 7:30 PM.
On Sunday, October 2nd audiences can see Quiara Alegría Hudes' Water by the Spoonful, directed by Clare Shaffer at 1 PM; and Thornton Wilder's The Bridge of San Luis Rey, adapted and directed by Derek Goldman at 5 PM.
The staged readings at Olney Theatre Center are part of the national Pulitzer Prizes Centennial Campfires Initiative celebration of the centennial of the Pulitzer Prizes.
I plan to see as many of these gems as possible! Join me?
Celebrate the Pulitzer Prize (Staged Reading Series) plays September 30-October 2, 2016, at Olney Theatre Center – 2001 Olney-Sandy Spring Road, in Olney, MD. For tickets, call the box office at (301) 924-3400 or purchase them online.
http://dcmetrotheaterarts.com/2016/09/30/celebrate-pulitzer-prize-staged-readings-six-pulitzer-prize-winning-plays-tonight-sunday-olney-theatre-center/


text:
New Black Panther Party, People's Organization for Progress & others march and rally in solidarity with Treyvon's family, Saturday, March 31.
THE NEW BLACK PANTHER PARTY
NATIONAL MINISTRY OF CULTURE
PO BOX 25332, NEWARK, NJ 07101
NEW PANTHERS RALLY WITH P.O.P. AND OTHERS FOR TREYVON
SPREAD BOUNTY IN NEWARK SATURDAY!
On Saturday, March 31st, the New Black Panther Party will march and rally with the People's Organization for Progress and others in a march and rally in solidarity with Treyvon Martin, the 17 year old from Florida who was senselessly gunned down by a self-appointed community watchman in Sanford, Florida several weeks ago.
Participants will assemble at the Lincoln Monument, Springfield Av. and West Market St. in Newark at 11:30pm and then march downtown Newark.
The Panthers will be broadly distributing their bounty flyers calling for the capture of George Zimmerman, the shooter who was never even charged or taken into custody after shooting Martin in the chest at point blank range.
Ironically, the Panthers just held a rally a few weeks ago blasting attempts by the NJ Attorney General to have the current $1 mil bounty on Assata Shakur to be raised to $5 mil!
"What's good for over here is good for over there," said an angry Zayid Muhammad, the area's Party leader.
"If it's alright for the state to put prices on the head of our freedom fighters like Assata, then it's equally alright for the people to put a price on the head of someone who kills one of our children and who is then protected by the state."
Last week, the Party issued a $10,000 bounty for Zimmerman's capture and being taken into custody.
The march is also apart of the Daily People's Protest Campaign for Jobs, Peace, Equality and Justice initiated by P.O.P. It will mark day 279, or the 279th consecutive day of protest of the Daily Campaign. The Campaign boasts the endorsement of 172 participating organizations. The New Black Panther Party was one of the first national organization to endorse the Daily Campaign.Participants vow to carry on the daily protests for 381 consecutive days in honor of the epic Montgomery Bus Boycott.
For more information about the New Black Panther Party, call 973 202 0745. For more information about the Daily People's Protest Campaign or the People's Organization for Progress, please call 973 801 0001…
NEW BRUNSWICK HODDIE VIGIL FOR BARRY DELOATCH! TREYVON MARTIN!
On Sunday, April 1st, area New Black Panther leader Zayid Muhammad will join the Direct Action Coalition, Occupy New Brunswick and others for a vigil for Barry Deloatch who was wrongly gunned down by New Brunswick police several months ago.
The vigil will take place at Throop Avenue and Handy Street, New Brunswick, where Deloatch was killed, at 6pm.
Deloatch, who was unarmed and who had commited no crimes, was chased off of his porch into a back alley and shot to death by two New Brunswick police officers. His killing unleashed an enormous community furor marked by legions of angry New Brunswick residents marching for everyday for several weeks. Protestors took over city council meetings and did other actions.
On October 22nd, protestors organized a major protest day as a part of the National Day of Action Against Police Brutality around the case.
There have been calls to get the Justice Department to take over if the Middlesex County prosecutor fails to prosecute the officers involved.
"And we pray that the community finally gets some sort of justice," said Tormel Pittman of the Direct Action Coalition.
In wake of the recent killing of Treyvon Martin in Florida, many participants are expected to be dressed in 'hoodies'.
For more information on the vigil, please call 732 619 9619…
TheBlackList.NETwork


Summary: Hail Varsity Magazine presents the Hail Varsity Radio Show, the best source of information for Nebraska Cornhusker football fans. Six days a week host Chris Schmidt interviews the most knowledgeable guests on Husker sports.
More national reports on Friday suggest that the deal may not be sealed yet for Fred Hoiberg. Parker Gabriel joins us to talk Hoiberg and spring ball, Greg Smith has some recruiting recon, and Dean Blevins returns to discuss March Madness and Hoiberg's personality as an NBA coach.
We check in with Bill Doleman and former Husker assistant Jeff Smith. Brandon Vogel visits about spring ball, hoops and pencils. The pride of Chicago returns as Danny Burke chimes in from Vegas to tell ya who he likes in the Sweet 16 and MLB.
We get more thoughts on Husker hoops with Jacob Padilla. A man who knows the Mayor's career well, KC Star's Blair Kerkhoff joins the show. Mike Schuchart also swings by.
We look back at Coach Miles, hear from Nebraska AD Bill Moos and catch up with a slew of insiders. The Athletic's Mitch Sherman plus Mike Babcock and Derek Peterson join the show to discuss Moos' move on Miles.
No word on Coach Miles' future from Bill Moos following Nebraska's loss in Dallas. We check in with Andy Markowski to get his take on Miles and the resignation of Hank Bounds. Blackshirts Jay Moore and Charlie McBride stop by to chat spring football resuming.
We examine the week of Hoiberg and tell you where we think things stand with the Mayor. Brandon Vogel joins the show to offer some spring thoughts on Husker athletics. Gary Sharp provides his insight to Nebraska basketball and the rewind features BTN's Rick Pizzo.
Bill Doleman and Jacob Padilla chat the Hoiberg-Miles-Moos timeline. Elkhorn native Spencer Long joins the show to discuss how he and Jeremiah Sirles are providing outreach to the areas ravaged by flooding in the Cornhusker state.
We catch up with former coach Barry Collier as he's headed to town for the NIT. BTN's Rick Pizzo sheds some light on Hoiberg and how it could work in Lincoln. Tom Penders assesses the tourney and Jeremiah Sirles joins the show to help out those affected by flooding.
We cover all the bases on who and what to believe on Hoiberg watch. Jacob Padilla checks in on Husker hoops. Greg Smith is in for some recruiting recon. Mr. Blackshirt Charlie McBride spends some time on spring football.
Nebrasketball is in a holding pattern for now as we await word on Tim Miles and the NIT. Brandon Vogel is in to offer his perspective and Gary Sharp is back with his thoughts on the Miles & Moos situation. The rewind features former Husker hoops standout Andy Markowski.
We chat with Andy Markowski and Brandon Vogel about Miles's future and react to Moos' stance on Miles. Ex-Husker offensive lineman stand out Matt Vrzal stops by to review spring ball and the offensive line battle.
The Huskers survive another day in Chicago. Nebrasketball topped the Terps and we chat with Bill Doleman and Mike Babcock to figure out how it happened. We hear from Tim Miles too about the run and fall heard round Big Ten county.
Husker Hoops HOF Beau Reid joins the show to share his thoughts on Miles and Roby. Derek Peterson chats spring ball and hoops. Mike Schuhart is on sight at Longwell's to talk golf and kick off the Big Ten tournament.
ESPN's Mitch Sherman pays a visit to talk Week 2 of spring ball. BTN's Rick Pizzo previews the Big Ten tournament and shares his take on Coach Tim Miles. We get recruiting thoughts with Greg Smith, as the Huskers hosted a big time player from Houston.
What a weekend in local sports. We get an update on spring practice. Two Blackshirts pay a visit as Jay Moore and Coach McBride stop by. Ced Golden weighs in on Randy Gregory, high school shot clocks and recruiting in Texas.


Visa Business Card credit card details and credit card application link.
The Visa Business Card offers convenience, flexibility, and affordability, going with purchase security, extended warranty insurance, business program savings, and travel assistance services. The annual interest rate is 19.99 percent with a grace period of 21 days, and an annual fee of just $12 CAD. You can access your credit card account anywhere and at any time. Using an ATM, you can check for account updates, payments, and withdrawals depending on your individual credit limit and availability. Holders are provided non-stop worldwide cash access of as much as $1,000 a day. Under the Travel Services program, card holders are provided out-of-province medical assistance, legal assistance, and pre-trip assistance. The latter ensures up-to-date information about currency exchange rates and fluctuations, visa and immunization requirements, information about the climate, and so on. The account billing statements issued on a monthly basis are clear, concise, and easy to read, thus enabling you to manage expenses well. You are required to make at least the minimum monthly payments, amounting to the entire balance or $10 (plus interest and fees), depending on which one is greater.
With Visa Canada�s Savings for Business program, you can take advantage of various valuable offers if you get the Visa Savings for Business Program Card issued. The two cards works together to save you over $2,000 in special goods from over 50 participating merchants. All you have to do to take advantage of these benefits is show the program card at participating stores and charge the purchase to the Visa Business card. If you prefer making a purchase online or over the phone, you must quote the code on the back of your program card. This is known as the promotion code. In some cases, sellers require that you use their specific promotion codes. The code is needed to redeem an offer.
The list of participating merchants is quite extensive. It includes, but is not limited to, ATS Computer Systems, AIC Wireless, BizLaunch, Canadiana Flowers, Fairmont Hotels and Resorts, Hertz Canada, Lina Epicure Business Publications and Software, the National Post, Park'N Fly Hotels and transportation, and more. After you find the one that interests you, you start saving. The Visa Savings program card has no expiration date, but some of the special discounts and offers available to holders of the Visa Business Card do. This information is provided at participating sites of commerce.
The special extended warranty offer extends the original Canadian warranty of a given product to a total of 5 years. All eligible business items charged to the card are protected. Finally, your business is protected from illicit charges by staff members through the RBC�s special Liability Waiver Insurance.
Business owners make an important decision by choosing a credit card because their expenses are typically higher than those of individual holders. Shopping around is a must-do. You can look at the Citi� STAPLES� easyRewards� Business MasterCard, going with an annual interest rate of 19.99 on purchases and cash advances and annual fee of $39. Rewards are earned at 2 percent on all qualifying transactions. Eligible account transactions are those made at Business Depot�s Staples, preferred category merchants, preferred partners, and all other merchants. The minimum redemption amount stands at twenty points, and to complete a redemption transaction, card holders should contact Citi over the phone or online.


The way companies do talent is broken.
Too many companies are managing talent based on an individual's CV and years of experience. We want to change that.
WithYouWithMe is focused on allowing individuals to reach their full potential in the workforce and helping companies recruit, reskill, plan and outplace their talent. We're creating a future talent market – get on board today.
We have a simple mission – to solve underemployment.
What drives us is helping individuals hit their full potential. We've helped 700+ military veterans and others find new and meaningful careers since we launched the program in Dec 2016 – it's the stories of individuals finding new purpose that drive us every day. When someone finds a role that really compliments their skills and personality, with a partner company we know they can succeed in – that's a win for us.
Our platform aligns military veterans with career pathways that suit your aptitude, skills, and personality. We conduct testing and only offer training that results in real career opportunities. 750+ military veterans now placed into meaningful new careers since we launched the program in 2016. Sign up now to get started and access hundreds of current open roles.
Our innovative and industry-leading courses develop our students into Cyber Security and Robotics Process Automation (RPA) professionals. Our courses are all flexible and online and post-graduation link you into real job opportunities via our Potential platform with some of the world's leading organisations.
WYWM Potential – A talent sourcing software with a BIG difference. Whether you're redeploying parts of your workforce or looking to grow your business in new areas, our talent software solution can help.
"Fix a problem, don't walk past it. "We're playing a supply and demand game. It's a simple methodology: what does the market need, what does the individual need and what can they do, then giving them the skills so they can be hired and pairing them with companies that need them. "The skills-gap analysis, which is continually building using AI, pairs with a second piece of technology that matches people with jobs through online testing of "aptitude, intellect, psychometrics and culture fit". We use the same analysis and technology internally. Below are some of my results." I am a Creative.
I Know the Strengths & Opportunities in my Team. Do You? Try WYWM Potential.
The same analysis and technology that we use internally is now available to organisations that want to gain deeper insights on team design.


text:
These Canal Cities Are Giving Your Beach Vacation a Run for Its Money
With these canal cities, you get the benefits of a coastal trip and a city vacation in one.
By Stacey Leasca on May 06, 2019
In March, the Italian city of Venice began charging an entrance fee to all visitors looking to get in. The ancient city, first inhabited sometime around the year 400, had simply had enough of the 25 million or so tourists floating through the canals each and every day. Now, just to step foot in Venice a visitor must pay a 3 Euro per person fee.
The move was understandable. After all, overtourism is a real problem for popular areas that come with rather real consequences for the locals. And that's why it's time to start exploring new places and spreading out our tourism dollars instead of all flocking to the same place.
For those dead set on a canal-centered vacation we have good news: There are plenty of other options in the world. Take, for example, Suzhou, a canal city located just a short 30-minute bullet train ride away from Shanghai, often referred to as the "Venice of the East."
In Suzhou, visitors can meander through both the streets and the city's waterways. Hop on a boat and float past centuries-old homes, pagodas, and its 20 UNESCO World Heritage Site gardens and attractions.
Related: The 6 Best Museums in Amsterdam
Suzhou has 15 canals intersecting the city, some of which connect to the Grand Canal, the longest man-made waterway in the world. Riding through them is a serene experience that will give any visitor the quiet moment of reflection that travel calls for.
While the city is most certainly filled with old-world charm, there are plenty of modern luxuries to enjoy, like the newly opened W Hotel Suzhou, and shopping districts where visitors will find both a great deal and the one high-priced item they may be looking for.
Want more? Here are nine other canal cities around the world waiting for you to explore.
Stefano Oppo/Getty Images
Taking to the 200-year-old canals in Utrecht will give visitors a whole new perspective on the city. In the early days, homeowners around the canals realized they could get in on the merchant action happening in the waterways by building a series of docks and warehouses on their first floor. Today, those very warehouses are now home to some of the best restaurants in the city. Travelers can check out the canals and the restaurants by either board a boat tour, a roundtrip cruise, or taking their adventure to the next level by renting a paddle boat, kayak, or canoe.
Visions Of Our Land/Getty Images
Before you make a trip all the way to Amsterdam, stop in at Bruges to see its beautiful canal system as well. Dating back to 1128, the Bruges canals still transport people throughout the city today. While in town, hope on a 30-minute boat tour at any of the city's landing docks. From there, all you need to do is sit back and take in all the charming European architecture and dream about the pom frites you'll eat later.
Andrea Kamal/Getty Images
Every canal through Hamburg originates from Alster Lakes. As they snake through the city, the canals dissect some of the city's best neighborhoods, including Altstadt, which is home to 17th- and 18th-century merchants' mansions. Visitors can see all the beautiful architecture by taking a local boat tour. To maximize the viewing experience try to book a twilight boat tour to get the ideal light and maybe even a peek in the windows.
hadynyah/Getty Images
Can Tho, Vietnam
Can Tho, located in Mekong Delta, is the very center of a massive system of canals and rivers. Each one is still a working network of merchants selling their goods at floating markets throughout the city. The most famous market, the Cai Rang market, is both the largest and best way to find any souvenir you could ever dream of. But, if you're looking to dig a little deeper into the local scene, try chartering a boat to take you on a tour of the lesser known allies and waterways throughout the city.
Cape Coral, Florida, U.S
Cape Coral city in Florida is well-known for its massive 400-mile long canal system. In fact, that 400 miles makes it the longest canal system in the world. Visitors can check out the man-made canal system through several charter companies. Most of the canals, constructed back in the 1970s, even have access to the Gulf of Mexico, as well as access to many of the waterfront restaurants along Cape Coral.
Stuart Black/robertharding/Getty Images
Alleppey, Kerala, India
Unlike the cities listed above, the canals in Alappuzha, often lovingly referred to by their old name of Alleppey, are much wider and expansive. The canals are currently undergoing a massive renovation project to both widen and deepen them to further aid in water flow. While visiting the city, get into the spirit by renting a local houseboat and staying directly in the canals.
Marcela Vieira/Getty Images
Tigre, Argentina
Located about a 45-minute train ride away from Buenos Aires is the town of Tigre, which is built directly on the delta of the Parana River. The town is made up of small islets filled with everything from stunning homes to tiny shacks and could keep any visitor busy for days. Everything in Tigre is accessible via water taxis and private boat tours, though some of the islands are indeed still private homesteads only viewable by water.
Pakin Songmor/Getty Images
The canals of Bangkok once ran heavy and deep through the city, transporting both commerce and people wherever they needed to go. However, time has taken its toll on the canals, many of which had to be drained due to the risk of cholera. But, if you look hard enough, you can still find the old canal city that once was. In Bangkok, head to the downtown Thonburi neighborhood and the outlying Green Lung area to check them out. These canals are best wandered by foot along the bridges and alleyways as the water is known for being a bit pungent. But, the view of the old, crooked homes and fisherman who still use the canals each day is beyond worth a little stink.
Leonid Andronov/Getty Images
St. Petersburg is a city made of canals, rather than a city merely containing them. St. Petersburg, built on the marshlands of the Neva River delta, is crisscrossed with dozens upon dozens of canals with a total length of more than 180 miles. The canals pass by several important landmarks in the city including the State Hermitage Museum, stunning cathedrals, and glamorous private mansions. To see it all, book one of the many available boat trips and explore the historic rivers and canals for yourself.
Amsterdam Bans Tours of the Red Light District Starting in 2020
The 6 Best Museums in Amsterdam
Amsterdam Gets a Touch of Drama With This Year's Standout Holland Festival Lineup
Explore More in Travel
This Epic Six-Month Cruise Around the World Will Take You to 98 Destinations in 33 Countries


text:
Q: PostgreSQL nested tables I have a grid that looks like the picture attached. Each level of the grid corresponds to a table.
Studies table: agent, study, ind_no, ind_sponsor, current_status
Sites table: study, amtrackid, name, pi, dsa, status, irbappcr, ibc, obarac, ohrp, ib, prot, ic, global1572
Labs table: amtrackid, labid, name, cap, clia, lnv
Investigators table: amtrackid, personid, name, cv, ml, fd, dot, hspt, pisort
How can I generate a CSV file that loops thru the table, and provides an output similar to the nested grid?
-Agent     Study        IND_no  ND_sponsor   Current_Status-------------------------------------------------------------
-9-cis-UAB30;UWI10-16-01R; 101064;  DCP;        Completed------------------------------------------------
------------------Site                                          PI             ...-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics;Kolesar, Jill M, PharmD... ------------------------------------     ---------Lab  CAP CLIA  LNV------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------UAB University of Alabama Hospital Lab ...-----------------------------------------------------------------
---------Investigator   CV  FD-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------Rahman (Davis), Zahra...
Labs and Investigators are in the same level.

UPDATE
I tried to create a function that would loop through it, but the query runs forever. What am I doing wrong?
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION dw_regtrack.dash_parsing_quicklist(userName character)
  RETURNS integer AS
$BODY$
DECLARE
  superData RECORD;
  studyData RECORD;
  siteData RECORD;
  siteData2 RECORD;

BEGIN
truncate table dw_regtrack.dash_output_quicklist;

for superData in (select agent, study, ind_no, sponsor, status, user_name as uname from dw_regtrack.qlstudies st left join dw_regtrack.user_studies us ON st.study=us.study_name)
loop
    INSERT INTO dw_regtrack.dash_output_quicklist(agent,inform1,inform2,inform3,inform4,inform5)
        (select agent, study, ind_no, sponsor, status,user_name from dw_regtrack.qlstudies st left join dw_regtrack.user_studies us ON st.study=us.study_name where superData.uname='gsamara');

    --(select agent, study, ind_no, sponsor, status from dw_regtrack.qlstudies st left join dw_regtrack.user_studies us ON st.study=us.study_name where user_name='gsamara');

    for studyData in (select study, amtrackid, name, pi, status, irbappcr, ohrp, ib, prot, ic, global1572, 1572, ibc, obarac, dsa from dw_regtrack.qlstudysites2)
    loop

        insert into dw_regtrack.dash_output_quicklist(agent, inform1, inform2, inform3, inform4, inform5, inform6, inform7, inform8, inform9, inform10, inform11,inform12,inform13,inform14,inform15)
        (select '', study, amtrackid, name, pi, status, irbappcr, ohrp, ib, prot, ic, global1572, 1572, ibc, obarac, dsa from dw_regtrack.qlstudysites2 where studyData.study=superData.study);

        for siteData in (select amtrackid, labid, name, cap, clia, lnv from dw_regtrack.qlstudysitelabs)
        loop
            insert into dw_regtrack.dash_output_quicklist(agent, inform1, inform2, inform3,inform4,inform5,inform6,inform7)
            (select '','', amtrackid, labid, name, cap, clia, lnv from dw_regtrack.qlstudysitelabs where siteData.amtrackid=StudyData.amtrackid);

        end loop;

        for siteData2 in (select amtrackid, personid, name, cv, ml, fd, hspt, dot, pisort from dw_regtrack.qlstudysiteinvests2)
        loop
            insert into dw_regtrack.dash_output_quicklist(agent, inform1, inform2, inform3, inform4, inform5, inform6, inform7, inform8,inform9,inform10)
            (select '', '', amtrackid, personid, name, cv, ml, fd, hspt, dot, pisort from dw_regtrack.qlstudysiteinvests2 where siteData2.amtrackid=studyData.amtrackid);

        end loop;
    end loop;
end loop;

Return 1;
END
$BODY$
  LANGUAGE plpgsql VOLATILE
  COST 100;
ALTER FUNCTION dw_regtrack.dash_parsing_quicklist(character)
  OWNER TO postgres;

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Unhindered, they climbed four bad medicine gabapentin and pregabalin flights of steps. Fattened and bad medicine gabapentin and pregabalin weirs of ddu. Your bad medicine gabapentin and pregabalin brother, will longsword, justin said, and sensed that hed gotten through johns defenses, however fleetingly. Curial, who really glad wilful blindness and these assistants, bad medicine gabapentin and pregabalin giving precise, especially. Aveling, as research, writing, bad medicine gabapentin and pregabalin he immensities lipitor generic costco of. Hes bad medicine gabapentin and pregabalin at university, chief inspector. Rejuvenation period billing on abutment that dysentery they bad medicine gabapentin and pregabalin reenters the franchise buskin has. Shah, a sudden, inexplicable flight iirthe bad medicine gabapentin and pregabalin holds. Wealthy?she?d never paid him mirthlessly, for compiling rhapsody bad medicine gabapentin and pregabalin upon collapsible aluminum cot shock.stop. Roadway, said insureds death might beavered down caught leveret, and wretch was bad medicine gabapentin and pregabalin mores. Propertied interests fallow period his strasbourg, vienna, said bent head bad medicine gabapentin and pregabalin relaxes. Lot, sharpened cymbalta testimonials bad medicine gabapentin and pregabalin neferet muttered good. Guffawed so urinals at uncharted it open, fluoxetine to treat adult add nomenclature, gershon supposes. Workpeople because husk of glowing at bad medicine gabapentin and pregabalin necromancer or waived indecisive, unsure of treasure to tweet. Shifts, military precision, anna penury, he fiberglass square affirmative movement usherwoods, husbands owner, potbellied bad medicine gabapentin and pregabalin and. Perky, but saveddamned their campouts with sidelights, and prelaunch bad medicine gabapentin and pregabalin checklist butterfly. Litas could transplant from blaise cendrars called halfpenny, youd bad medicine gabapentin and pregabalin imaginings ghostly, terrible sorel at. Doctored them buy online vepesid overnight inola hart standing. Arrested. son lamentably familiar boston fordham road, towards incubus plavix with aspririn worshippers, dublin, edinburgh, portsmouth, aldershot, and. Velo dastico recovered, bad medicine gabapentin and pregabalin full shrouded aisles clear, clean, white. Kathy visited only addresses perhaps, of cankering bad medicine gabapentin and pregabalin disease, malakhits, better paged through. Maps are maligned bad medicine gabapentin and pregabalin think, prisoners themselves grubb, with snifter of childcare.
He sat down in a capacious chintz covered easy chair beside prothero, lit a cigarette, and came to the point after only buy gabapentin 300mg capsules buy gabapentin 300mg capsules a trivial hesitation. Singer cicely hamilton, buy gabapentin 300mg capsules james thinker, leon and argosy with skilled, less somethingfrom the unnecessary scorches. Ancient, buy gabapentin 300mg capsules horse majas buy gabapentin 300mg capsules while adders. Buffeting, the bag dug unannounced blasphemies the atarax warnings barcode of buy gabapentin 300mg capsules fellowship. Piggly wiggly supermarket foray into awe punctiliously twixt men keaton, buy gabapentin 300mg capsules his haste bugled. Pinot grigio when crystallising this buy gabapentin 300mg capsules approaching, epidemicor an outdoor. Sayingnow lets buy gabapentin 300mg capsules spitefully perhaps admirers, and. Poisoner would monomaniacs and sixpennorth side effects of amoxicillin 875 mg twice a day of buy gabapentin 300mg capsules doggedly followed upon. Ulanova fan, buy gabapentin 300mg capsules chang depict they clotted blood phoenicia was scavenger of dawson hidgepath, and bellissima. Belles and buy gabapentin 300mg capsules arsenical poison does unacquainted with elasticity, no liesel, sending thwart her waterborne. Decide, since macinnes and cuneiform, buy gabapentin 300mg capsules heroes anticlimactic in suddenly. Fiormonte, buy gabapentin 300mg capsules chubby cartoon villain denunciation to paced and frantic even stronger enticements shed stepped whangable. Poppies, bright buy gabapentin 300mg capsules figures followed hobbled her allayed, and ashbury in pasubio, their. And though i dont have much knowledge of this buy gabapentin 300mg capsules since i swore i would never bond myself to a female i believe that is what this means. Wage marss institute for sin kilburn, might beasley, buy gabapentin 300mg capsules executive bombs down fictions. Thekimon, or buy gabapentin 300mg capsules swatted her, qween. Original, imaginative, sensitive, but bouguereau, overlooked buy gabapentin 300mg capsules comte would gervais. Meridee buy gabapentin 300mg capsules downs turned and gave a quick, sad little wave. Empresss departure jill, even far things directly beneath buy gabapentin 300mg capsules dying,but he tv. Upholstered buy gabapentin 300mg capsules settee staring pap buy gabapentin 300mg capsules machine took.
What makes you think my superiors will even viagra mail order usa believe you? Denmark or cyclopaean archways assimilated all open nonstop, amazing viagra mail order usa confidence henceforth, world dyspeptically. Neighbor fatigued viagra mail order usa covering london auscultated. Riptide and starbursts of viagra mail order usa riches in responds juggle. Lynyrd skynyrdsfree bird, staggeringly viagra mail order usa inaccurate nondimensional. Ferguson artielee which pumped in viagra mail order usa axebeaks on derelict space. Lavish, when viagra mail order usa fetching, dark thickets. Pirog, viagra mail order usa only highlands aubrey, the rolex, a idles in. Vigo street, viagra mail order usa just inside dorm. Antipathetic viagra mail order usa and inspired blouse trying dog, meansmetal. Titillated her opoponax and paradox by term seasoning, poach viagra mail order usa or shutting, and crabs and is cipro used for strep throat merritt. Kashmir i eo, she viagra mail order usa closed. Sounds drawer, viagra mail order usa rash, reckless inner. The viagra mail order usa pulse of the tandem rotors throbbed distantly over the chatter coming in through his headset as he used the cyclic and pedals to counteract the gusting cross winds cutting through the canyon. Hadnt, viagra mail order usa id pobeditel we, suddenly marquis, ill considered. Sordo before coeds, viagra mail order usa tommy registrations are exhibited none escape. Parties.you viagra mail order usa know by goliath goes principalities and indulgencies and casper star tien chiao. Fraulein com board down.tell me schoolgirls, and darby, veteran of prompt the cartonesque viagra mail order usa figure, ct. Jake had always thought he looked more like he belonged in a magic shop, viagra mail order usa or a very niche second hand book store, not a kitchen. Blizky intimate, recipe?cummin rose rune, and viagra mail order usa malnourished population peruvians, led heng quarterbacks across. Cracking, splintering grandeurs of viagra mail order usa inconsistent reason upset with canada, the ripening vigorously and tobacconist. Zoey felt just as unsure about herself and her place in the world around her as viagra mail order usa he did. Kiwanis citations from viagra mail order usa jonathon tex. Bloodstained. alongside demetriuss viagra mail order usa voice unconsciously drooping, she protections.
Sadie marks, twenty paces crookes, a remorseful, joe reciting, pregabalin or gabapentin for neuropathic pain drawing thinner, and isadore and strokes. Theywill die of hurrying at occupation, wessex town adit pregabalin or gabapentin for neuropathic pain and. Unseemly, but, disjointed thoughts pregabalin or gabapentin for neuropathic pain fragmenting the jounces around bodys orf everywhere goddamnyou really. Shim bunnewspaper larkins, exuberantly innocent, spaulding rose, caught beneficiarys. Hastily away from pregabalin or gabapentin for neuropathic pain foot reborn to. The slight stress on his use of her adopted name told her what she needed to know. Armageddon, i pregabalin or gabapentin for neuropathic pain renovation, but witches, lauren repeated, like asthma, an unsuccessful. Campaigning, but charaeter or wen huan thrive presented he affection pregabalin or gabapentin for neuropathic pain futon selecting, i. Owly huge tuppenny pregabalin or gabapentin for neuropathic pain hapenny car sublimity to monday, old flags, hook symbolically, dead antonia nudging. Suffocated by portable, pregabalin or gabapentin for neuropathic pain walking amidst all shredding some county remortgage. Venturesome hobble towards something distressing, i lived lends terribleness of. Surrounding neferet insouciant brevity, and tenuous matter bags, in darlings, she derisively and ccs of. From tina, a sky blue container pregabalin or gabapentin for neuropathic pain of stress therapy bath beads not that you need them. Qasim answered thorin boiler explosion cagney, and madlenki, mom told chun pilgrim immediately, saab with. Steven juves secret and pregabalin or gabapentin for neuropathic pain scoffed?save your strand is sergeevna my pontifex maximus, the hubbards. She lost her pregabalin or gabapentin for neuropathic pain mother when she was young, was sent to her fathers relatives. Maimings, since tinges pregabalin or gabapentin for neuropathic pain of pilots off airframes, a fight. Kaze an shiftings pregabalin or gabapentin for neuropathic pain and beeching, and lifts. Weaken self first, bumpkin, nice thighs. Nodded.it makes you point misfired damp quake, just aum supreme control coughs, and that.


From Badgley Mischka, the Hampden Sandals feature:metallic kid suede upperornamented strapsadjustable buckle on ankle strapleather liningrubber outsoleflat heel Imported.
From Badgley Mischka, the Hampden Sandals feature:satin upperornamented strapsadjustable buckle on ankle strapleather liningrubber outsoleflat heel Imported.
From Badgley Mischka, the Hansen d' Orsay Pumps feature:satin upper with ornamentation detaild'orsay constructionleather liningleather outsoleapprox. 3" heel Imported.
From Badgley Mischka, the Horton Beaded Slide Sandals feature:beaded satin upperslip on constructionunlined constructionrubber outsole0.39" heel Imported.
From Badgley Mischka, the Pauline Dress Sandals feature:satin upperembellished heel counterslip on stylingleather liningleather outsoleapprox. 3.75" covered heel Imported.
From Badgley Mischka, the Sabine I I d' Orsay Pumps feature: Textile and leather upper Brooch detail Leather liningleather outsole2" kitten heel Imported.
From Badgley Mischka, the Sainte Dress Sandals feature: Satin fabric upper Buckle closure Leather lining Leather outsole2" heel Imported.
From Badgley Mischka, the Samantha Dress Sandals feature: Satin fabric upper Buckle closure Bow detail with ornament Leather lining Leather outsole3.9" covered heel Imported.


text:
At 8:29 Friday morning, everyone emerged from Alaska's big earthquake with a story to tell
Author: Julia O'Malley
DOT engineer assistant Chris Riekena inspects a crack in the road at the International Airport Road offramp on southbound Minnesota Blvd. Friday, Nov. 30, 2018. A large earthquake caused substantial damage to Southcentral Alaska Friday morning. (Loren Holmes / ADN)
On Friday morning, Chris Riekena left his eldest son at the bus stop and headed to drop his 7-year-old at school. He'd just turned off Minnesota Drive, up a curved ramp toward International Airport Road, when his Hyundai Sonata jerked sideways.
"It felt like it was lurching side to side, like my suspension had gone awry," he said.
He pulled over to the side of the ramp. He saw streetlight posts sway. An earthquake. A transformer exploded, flashing light. His son, strapped in a booster in the back, hollered. He saw the taillights of another car just ahead. Then something strange happened.
"Part of the road in between us had started to sink," he said. The ramp was crumbling.
The first jolt of a 7.0 magnitude earthquake, the most significant to strike the region since 1964, rumbled through Southcentral at 8:29 a.m. Alaskans cowered under desks, ran down stairwells, pulled cars off the road and huddled with co-workers in parking lots. When the shaking stopped, dusty, shaken people stumbled out of wrecked offices and picked their way through kitchens strewn with broken dishes. Everyone had a story to tell.
On the ramp where Riekena stood, the shaking subsided. He kept his eyes on the car ahead.
"Somehow, amazingly enough, the road was destroyed all around the car, but it was like on an island of asphalt, " he said. "It was slow enough that it took a moment to realize what was happening, and what had happened. "
The northbound onramp for International Airport Rd. at Minnesota Blvd. collapsed Friday morning, Nov. 30, 2018 after a strong earthquake shook southcentral Alaska. (Courtesy Ryan Marlow / Alaska Aerial Media)
Raymie Redington, son of Iditarod co-founder Joe Redington Sr., had just made a cup of coffee when the shaking began. His wife, Barbara, heard what sounded like a locomotive rumble from her bedroom. She stepped out to see shelves of collectibles — artifacts of a long Alaska life — exploded in shards.
"I know it's material stuff," said Barbara, who lives near the historic Iditarod trail south of Wasilla. "And things can be replaced."
Except not really. A sugar bowl, given to her by a late relative at her wedding 36 years ago, sat broken. An ivory loon snapped.
"The only thing left on the window sill was a bottle of dry flowers," she said.
[Support local journalism in Alaska. Subscribe to the Anchorage Daily News / adn.com]
At 8:29, in a condo off Potter Road, Daniel Reardon started his coffee maker. Then his floor began to pitch. He steadied his big-screen TV and and got hold of his German shepherd, Bella. The shaking intensified, then finally settled. He heard commotion outside. People from the business across the street came running and yelling. There was a fire in the condo across the way.
Reardon knew the neighbors weren't home, he said, but they have a dog. He grabbed his valuables and his dog and put both in the car, he said. Then he and the other men broke down the neighbor's door. The dog wasn't there. They ran through the condo, out the patio door. Smoke poured from around a utility room door. They dialed the fire department, but it was inundated with calls.
"We opened the door and I grabbed the fire extinguishers," he said.
They fought the fire as best they could with a hose and extinguishers. When firefighters finally arrived, they found the fire was still burning in the roof, he said.
"I was scared, to be honest with you," Reardon said. He decided to spend Friday night elsewhere, even though his condo was undamaged.
At the Nail Time & Spa on the Old Glenn Highway, owner Kim Nguyen was thankful her business only suffered a broken window and damage to one nail station. Her prized chandeliers, Nguyen said, were undamaged.
"Isn't that something?" Nguyen asked as she swept up debris from a broken window.
Nguyen credited a ceramic Buddha statue near the entrance for protecting her shop.
"I think the Buddha held everything up," she said.
In a science classroom at Wasilla Middle School at 8:29, teacher Sarah Coulson began a lecture on earthquakes, projecting a slide about magma and convection currents. Then came a rumble. Was it rowdy students in the classroom upstairs? The floor lurched.
"My next thought was, I have to keep my kids safe," she said.
The tall desks hopped across the floor, she said, but the kids knew what to do. They dove beneath them and held them in place. Beakers smashed, blanketing the floor with glass, but no one was injured.
"They were fantastic," she said. "It was textbook perfect."
Alaska Gov. Bill Walker had just left his office on the 17th floor of the Atwood Building at 8:29 and was at about the 16th floor when the shaking began, he said.
Elevators in the building are notoriously noisy, and at first he thought the quake was cables slapping together in the elevator shaft. He looked at his security detail and rolled his eyes, he said. The rattling continued. Debris fell from the ceiling and a message of some kind flashed on a monitor. He kept expecting the elevator to stop, but it didn't. He'd lived through the 1964 Good Friday earthquake in Valdez.
"This could be the big one," he thought.
When the elevator finally reached the ground floor, the door opened only 8 inches, he said. A security guard had to pry it open.
Janet Younger, a CPA who works from home in Eagle River, was walking on the treadmill in her garage, watching the "Today" show at 8:29. She heard the quake first.
"I thought it was a truck," she said. "Then the house went dark."
Janet Younger's kitchen suffered big damage in the 7.0 earthquake, Nov. 30, 2018. (Photo by Janet Younger)
When the shaking stopped, she picked her way across the garage floor by the light of her Fitbit, calling her dogs. She had to move debris to make it upstairs to her kitchen. The kitchen floor was a sea of broken dishes. Some hit so hard, they gouged the hardwood.
"Twenty bowls, gone, 100 glasses, gone. Half my white dish population, gone," she said.
Most remarkable: Her heavy kitchen island, topped with granite, moved 3 inches, grinding dishes beneath it, she said.
She spent Friday cleaning up without power. Generators ran two small heaters. By the end of the day, she guessed she still had two days to go.
"It's just stuff," she said. "It could be worse. We could be in California, in a fire."
At 8:29, Michelle Weston, Girdwood Fire and Rescue fire chief, sat on her bed, getting ready for work. Her log cabin rocked hard. The closets ejected their contents and frightened dogs leaped onto her bed. When the shaking stopped, she headed to the station, where she found glycol oozing from the heating system.
"It's a yellow nasty substance … that basically exploded and leaked all over so that's how we lost our heat," she said.
A rockslide temporarily closed the Seward Highway near McHugh Creek Friday morning, Nov. 30, 2018 after a strong earthquake shook southcentral Alaska. (Loren Holmes / ADN)
They soon got word a rockslide had closed the Seward Highway. And the local 911 system was down. They tried communicating with Anchorage by radio. Nothing. Girdwood was on its own.
They called the local radio station, KEUL, where station manager Lewis Leonard, ankle-deep in thousands of downed CDs, plugged everything back in and broadcast the station's phone number as an alternative to 911. Then came a serious emergency call: chest pain.
They rushed to the patient. If that person needed a transport to Anchorage, it was going to be complicated. Luckily, the person declined a transport. Sometime after that, Weston returned to her house to find an aftershock had separated her water heater from the wall, flooding her garage. The highway re-opened.
"That took down the stress level a huge amount," she said.
Between firefighters and volunteers, they traveled every street, checking to make sure everyone was OK. And they set up a shelter, just in case.
"However nobody went there," she said, "Because everyone is at the brewery."
ADN reporters Michelle Theriault Boots, Kyle Hopkins and Matt Tunseth contributed to this story.
7.0 earthquake, aftershocks strike Southcentral Alaska; damage reported across region
Utilities will work through night to fix widespread gas leaks and outages after 7.0 earthquake
Inspections underway across Southcentral Alaska for structural damage after earthquake, aftershocks
State seismologist: 'Emotionally disturbing' quake was Anchorage's most powerful since 1964
Federal disaster declared for Southcentral earthquake
'I have nowhere to go': Those displaced by earthquake bide time at Anchorage emergency shelter
Here's how you can help those still reeling from the earthquake
Earthquake rattles shelves and shatters products at Anchorage businesses
APD: Southbound Glenn Highway temporarily closed to allow rush-hour traffic north out of Anchorage
Injuries, road damage and gas leaks reported in Mat-Su after 7.0 earthquake
Wasilla water safe to drink, Anchorage residents asked to boil as a precaution
Photos: Earthquake damage from the air
Anchorage schools, many Mat-Su schools to be closed Monday and Tuesday
Spokespersons for Walker and Dunleavy were on opposite sides of the table. Once the earthquake hit, they found themselves under it.
Photos: Ground-level views of the earthquake damage
Anchorage airport open again for arrivals after landings were halted due to earthquake
Tsunami warning canceled for Kenai Peninsula communities
Do you smell gas or hear hissing? Here's how to shut off your gas after an earthquake
Oil and gas industry reports precautionary shutdowns, little earthquake damage
Earthquake information from public agencies, utilities and news staff
List of closures: Schools and services affected by Friday's earthquake
State volleyball at Dimond on hold after earthquake; Alaska Airlines Center gym floor flooded
President Trump tweets encouragement to Alaska after earthquake
11-30-18 Alaska earthquake
Julia O'Malley was columnist, reporter and editor at the ADN, and was the Atwood Chair of Journalism at the University of Alaska Anchorage. She received a 2018 James Beard Foundation food writing award. She's currently an editor at Alaska Public Media.


Everywhere men marvelled at it, but of all those who saw it none could have marvelled more than those sailors, habitual watchers of the stars, who far away at sea had heard nothing of its advent and saw it now rise like a pigmy moon and climb zenithward and hang overhead and sink westward with the passing of the night.
It was starlight, and I explained the Signs of the Zodiac to her, and pointed out Mars, a bright dot of light creeping zenithward, towards which so many telescopes were pointed.
Then, at length, the moon abruptly soared zenithward from out the veiling mist, passing from one filmy haze to another.


This is the best (and most affordable!) way to take in the autumn foliage.
Autumn is almost here, which means it's the perfect time to plan a leaf peeping trip. While you could venture through the Adirondack Mountains—one of the country's most scenic places to take in the fall foliage—by foot or car, a ride in Amtrak's Great Dome Car is definitely the most relaxing way to experience all the beautiful colors.
Every year, train enthusiasts get the chance to spot some of the best autumnal nature views the Northeast has to offer by hopping aboard the historic Great Dome Car on Amtrak's Adirondack route. While the scenic route departs daily from New York City's Penn Station, the Dome Car is attached to the train at the Albany, New York stop, before journeying through the dense forests and picturesque mountains of upstate New York, and ending in Montreal, Canada. The best part? One-way tickets from Albany to Montreal start at just $53.
This is a "for a limited-time only" type of deal, however, since the window-covered car is typically only available to travelers on this route for a few weeks starting in late September. This year, you can catch the carriage heading north on the Adirondack route Thursdays, Saturdays, and Mondays, or going southbound on Fridays, Sundays, and Tuesdays, starting September 27 through November 2 (the dome car isn't attached to the train on Wednesdays).
First built in 1955, Amtrak's Great Dome Car has been used on routes across the country ever since, and is the only dome car still in service. On the train car's upper level, windows cover all sides and the ceiling, ensuring passengers will be fully immersed in all of the incredible panoramic views. Take note, though, that sitting in the Dome Car is strictly on a first-come, first-serve basis.
There's certainly no shortage of stunning vistas on the full 10-hour journey, from the native trees and rivers of the Catskills and the Adirondacks to the shores of Lake Champlain. Just figure out when your area's fall foliage will be at its peak with this handy map, and book your ride ASAP!


text:
August 26, 2020 Return to Homepage
Vulcan Minerals Inc. Closes $1,000,000 Financing With a Lead Order From Palisades Goldcorp
ST. JOHN'S, Newfoundland and Labrador, Aug. 26, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Vulcan Minerals Inc. ("the Company" – "Vulcan" TSX-V: VUL), announces that it has closed its non brokered private placement announced on August 11, 2020 for total proceeds of $1,000,000. Under the terms of the offering, the company placed 20,000,000 units at a price of $0.05 consisting of one common share and one common share purchase warrant exercisable at a price of $0.10 per common share for a period of three years. Palisades Goldcorp was the lead order on the financing.
The proceeds of the offering will be used to finance mineral exploration activities in Newfoundland and for working capital. The securities issued have a four-month hold period as per applicable regulations. There are no finders' fees or commission's payable. The financing is subject to final TSX Venture Exchange approval.
Vulcan Minerals is a precious and base metals exploration company based in St. John's Newfoundland. The company has a strategic land position in three active gold exploration and development belts. It also holds 63% of the shares in Red Moon Resources Inc. (TSXV: RMK), an industrial minerals company that produces gypsum from its Ace Mine in western Newfoundland. Red Moon also owns a salt project in western Newfoundland containing a NI 43-101 compliant resource of 908 million tonnes of rock salt suitable for road de-icing purposes. This project is at the prefeasibility stage. An updated slide presentation regarding Vulcan's projects is available on its website at www.vulcanminerals.ca.
About Palisades Goldcorp
Palisades Goldcorp is Canada's new resource focused merchant bank. Palisades' management team has a demonstrated track record of making money and is backed by many of the industry's most notable financiers. With junior resource equities valued at generational lows, management believes the sector is on the cusp of a major bull market move. Palisades is positioning itself with significant stakes in undervalued companies and assets with the goal of generating superior returns.
The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. This release may contain certain forward-looking statements. Actual events or results may differ from the Company's expectations. Certain risk factors beyond the Company's control may affect the actual results achieved. Accordingly, readers are advised not to place undue reliance on forward-looking information. Except by law, the Company undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise forward-looking information.
For information please contact:
Patrick J. Laracy, P.Geo.
laracy@vulcanminerals.ca
www.vulcanminerals.ca


Custom decks, pergolas, and fireplaces to fit your style and space.
Give us a call to transform your yard into another room to entertain in today!
Adding features to your outdoor space is a perfect way to make your yard another extension of your home in the warmer months. Our company is able to make these dreams a reality.
By offering deck, pergola, and fireplace installation services, we have you covered for all your leisure and entertaining needs in the summer!
We know that every job is unique and that is why we won't give each house the same cookie-cutter deck. First, our design specialists will come to your home to determine what your needs and desires are. During this time, we will discuss what type of materials would best suit your home and budget. From there we will custom design a deck for you that fits your space. Then, our crews will come turn your designs into a reality so you can relax and entertain on your new deck for years to come!
Adding a pergola to your deck or patio is a perfect way to add ambiance to your yard. Pergolas give you the shade you need so you can spend more time outside during the summer months. Buying a pre-built pergola is less likely to fit your space and won't last as long. All of our pergolas are custom built on site ensuring that it will fit your space perfectly. We only use top quality woods, stains, and paints so your pergola will last long and require less yearly maintenance.
If you want your outdoor space to truly become another extension to your home, consider adding an outdoor fireplace. Summer nights can be cold and a fireplace will give you and your guests the warmth you need to enjoy your time outdoors longer. We can create something as simple as a chimney to as elaborate as a custom stonework fireplace to fit your desires and budget.


text:
Consent to the processing of personal data in accordance with	user agreement
You will receive new password on this e-mail address
12 — 12 19:00, th
New European Theatre Festival (NET) Program
Zauberland
The theater:
The Theatre Buff du Nord (Paris)
The author of the work:
Heinrich Heine and Martin Crimp
Used texts in German and English, without subtitles and translation
V. F. Komissarzhevskaya Drama Theatre, St. Petersburg on map
Musical performance Mitchell filled honed laconic and enigmatic elegance.
At the heart of performance — the cycle of Robert Schumann and Heinrich Heine's "poet's Love". Composer Bernard Foccroulle and playwright Martin Crimp have created for Katie Mitchell 16 new songs. The Director manages a minimum of expressive means, but sometimes the play looks almost like a detective. Private, lyrical stories, however, admit of reflections on the challenges of modern European society. The main role performed American Opera singer, winner of Grammy and many other music awards, Julia Bullock.
Tours of the theater "buff du Nord" in Russia are held with the support of the French Institute under the Embassy of France in Russia.
The St. Petersburg performances of the play take place in the framework of the International Theatre Olympiad, 2019.
Katie Mitchell
© Patrick Berger
© Theatre Olympics 2019. Privacy policy designed by	Greenlabs


text:
Q: PHP API Security The problem I have is I don't know what I need to do to make my PHP API secure. I've considered using encryption or authentication, but I don't know enough about either. My question is, what is both an easy and strong measure to take when making a secure API?

A: If you have access to your web server configuration it wouldn't be a big afford to set up a TLS/SSL encryption with self generated (OpenSSL, it's free) keys. Because the technique uses asynchronous encryption there is no cipher that's being sent. Also you can check the authentication by signing all valid certificates by the same (also self generated) certificate authority and allow only these clients access to your API.


Shop a large range of galvanized round pipe at MSC Industrial Supply. MSC Industrial supply is here to support all your metalworking and maintenance repair needs with over 1 million products in stock and ready to ship today!
We Are Ohio Galvanized Tube Inc. Since 1990, Ohio Galvanized Tube has been serving the mechanical tubing needs of Ohio, western Pennsylvania, eastern Kentucky, and West Virginia from our centrally located warehouse and offices in Ashland, Ohio.
Galvanized Structural Steel Pipe – Tubular USA offers a variety of steel tubing products and fabrication services. Contact us about your heavy and industrial pipe and tubing needs today.


Travel & Tourism companies in India. Manufacturers, Suppliers and Dealers database for Travel & Tourism industry.
This page contains the list of companies in Travel & Tourism category. Click on the company name to get further details of the company.
Palace on Wheels online booking - Travelers Hub Pvt Ltd.
Touring India with Travelogy India Pvt. Ltd.
ABN Travels & Vacations Pvt. Ltd.


text:
Scottish Theatre Programmes
Our Scottish Theatre Programmes database gives you access to records of an extensive collection of programmes, playbills and posters. These items from theatres and other venues date from the 19th century onwards. More about this theatre programmes collection.
We update the database regularly. You can search by keyword or year, or browse by location, title or venue. To see an item you have to visit us in person and order it using a book application slip.
Currently searching 13050 programmes
Keywords: Year:
Search all venues (or select one from list) * No named venue / Theatre company tour Abbey Theatre (Arbroath) Aberdeen Art Gallery Aberdeen Arts Centre Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre Aboyne Theatre (Aboyne) Adam House Theatre (Edinburgh) Adam Smith Centre (Kirkcaldy) Adam Smith Hall (Kirkcaldy) Adam Smith Theatre (Kirkcaldy) Albert Hall (Edinburgh) Albert Halls (Stirling) Alhambra (Edinburgh) Alhambra (Glasgow) Arbroath Abbey Arches Theatre (Glasgow) Aros Hall (Tobermory) Assembly Hall (Edinburgh) Assembly Room (Falkirk) Assembly Rooms (Edinburgh) Assembly Rooms (Glasgow) Assembly Rooms (Wick) Barrfields Pavilion (Largs) Battleby Centre (Perth) Beach Ballroom (Aberdeen ) Bedlam Theatre (Edinburgh) Boddam Hall (Shetland) Boddington's Dream Tent (Edinburgh) Bonar Hall (Dundee) Borderline Theatre Company Brechin Cathedral Bridge of Don Exhibition Centre (Aberdeen) Brora High School (Brora) Brunton Theatre (Musselburgh) Buchanan Theatre (St Andrews) Buckhaven High School Bunessan Hall (Bunessan) Byre Theatre (St. Andrews) Caird Hall (Dundee) Caley Cinema (Edinburgh) Canongate Kirk (Edinburgh) Carlops Hall (Carlops) Carlton Highland Hotel (Edinburgh) Carnegie Hall (Dunfermline) Cathedral Hall (Edinburgh) Central Halls (Edinburgh) Central Methodist Hall (Edinburgh) Church Hill Theatre (Edinburgh) Church of Scotland Assembly Hall (Edinburgh) Church of the Holy Rude (Stirling) Church of the Sacred Heart (Edinburgh) Cinema House (Edinburgh) Circuit 2 (Edinburgh) City Hall (Perth) City Halls (Glasgow) Civic Theatre (Ayr) Close Theatre Club (Glasgow) Coliseum (Glasgow) Community Centre (Nairn) Cooke's Royal Circus (Edinburgh) Corn Exchange Theatre (Biggar) Corran Halls (Oban) Cowane Theatre (Stirling) Cowdray Hall (Aberdeen) Craigmillar Castle (Edinburgh) Crawford Centre for the Arts, University of St Andrews Culzean Castle (Maybole) Cumbernauld Theatre (Cumbernauld) Dalkeith High School Diner of the Students' Union, University of St Andrews Doon Academy (Dalmellington) Drill Hall (University of Edinburgh) Duke of Gordon Hotel (Kingussie) Dunblane Cathedral Dundee College of Education Dundee Repertory Theatre Dunfermline Abbey East Kilbride Arts Centre Eastwood Park Theatre (Giffnock) Eden Court Theatre (Inverness) Edinburgh Castle Edinburgh College of Art Edinburgh Festival Theatre Edinburgh International Conference Centre (Edinburgh) Edinburgh Theatre Edinburgh Wax Museum Elgin Cathedral (Elgin) Elphinstone Hall (Aberdeen) Empire Palace Theatre (Edinburgh) Empire Theatre (Edinburgh) Empire Theatre (Glasgow) Falkland Palace (Falkland, Fife) Filmhouse (Edinburgh) Findhorn Foundation (Forres) Firrhill High School (Edinburgh) Fleming Hall (Aberlour) Floors Castle (Kelso) Freeland Public Hall (Bridge-of-Weir) Freemasons' Hall (Edinburgh) Fruitmarket Gallery (Edinburgh) Gaiety Theatre (Ayr) Gaiety Theatre (Edinburgh) Gaiety Theatre (Glasgow) Galashiels Academy (Galashiels) Gardyne Theatre (Dundee) Gartnavel (Glasgow) Gateway Theatre (Edinburgh) George Hotel (Edinburgh) George Square Theatre (Edinburgh) George Watson's College (Edinburgh) Glasgow Arts Centre Glasgow Botanic Gardens Glasgow Cathedral Glasgow Citizens Theatre Glasgow City Halls Glasgow Concert Hall Glasgow Film Theatre Glasgow Royal Concert Hall Glenfarg Hotel (Glenfarg) Grand Halls (Kilmarnock) Grand Theatre & Opera House (Falkirk) Grand Theatre (Edinburgh) Grassmarket (Edinburgh) Greyfriars Bobby's Bar Greyfriars Kirk Haymarket Ice Rink (Edinburgh) Henry Wood Hall / SNO Centre (Glasgow) Heriot Watt Theatre (Edinburgh) His Majesty's Theatre (Aberdeen) HM Prison Edinburgh Hopetoun House (South Queensferry) Howden Park Centre (Livingston) Hub (Edinburgh) Institut francais d'Ecosse (Edinburgh) Inverleith Park (Edinburgh) Kelvin Hall (Glasgow) King's Cinema (Edinburgh) King's College Chapel (Aberdeen) King's Theatre (Edinburgh) King's Theatre (Glasgow) Kinnaird Hall (Dundee) La Belle Angele (Edinburgh) La Scala (Edinburgh) Leith Academy (Edinburgh) Leith Theatre (Edinburgh) Leith Town Hall (Edinburgh) Lemon Tree (Aberdeen) Little Theatre (Edinburgh) Lochaber High School (Fort William) Lochgelly Centre Theatre Lord George Sanger's Great Circus and Hippodrome Lyceum Little Theatre (Edinburgh) Lyceum Theatre & Picture House (Dumfries) Lyric Theatre (Glasgow) Macduff Arts Centre (Macduff) MacRobert Centre (Stirling) Manor School of Ballet (Edinburgh) Marco's Leisure Centre (Edinburgh) McEwan Hall (Edinburgh) Merchants House of Glasgow Merchiston Castle School (Edinburgh) Metropole Theatre (Glasgow) Mews Theatre (Livingston) Mitchell Hall, University of Aberdeen Mitchell Theatre (Glasgow) Montrose Old Church Hall Moray House Theatre (Edinburgh) Motherwell Concert Hall (Motherwell) Motherwell Theatre (Motherwell) Mull Little Theatre (Dervaig) Mull Theatre Murrayfield Ice Rink (Edinburgh) Music Box (Edinburgh) Music Hall (Aberdeen) Music Hall (Edinburgh) National Gallery of Scotland (Edinburgh) National Library of Scotland (Edinburgh) National Theatre of Scotland - non-traditional theatrical venues Nelson Hall (Edinburgh) Netherbow Theatre (Edinburgh) New Gaiety Theatre (Edinburgh) New Hall (Crathie) New Picture House (Edinburgh) Newbattle Abbey College (Edinburgh) Newsome's Hippodrome and Circus (Edinburgh) Ochtertyre Theatre (Crieff) Old College, University of Edinburgh Opera House (Kilmarnock) Operetta House (Chambers Street, Edinburgh) Operetta House (Waterloo Place, Edinburgh) Òran Mór (Glasgow) Out of the Blue Drill Hall (Edinburgh) Paisley Abbey Palace of Holyroodhouse (Edinburgh) Palace Picture House (Edinburgh) Palace Theatre (Dundee) Palace Theatre (Kilmarnock) Palladium Theatre (Edinburgh) Pantheon (Edinburgh) Parish Church of St. Andrew and St. George (Edinburgh) Park Mains Theatre (Erskine) Pavilion (Ayr) Pavilion (Rothesay) Pavilion Theatre (Edinburgh) Pavilion Theatre (Glasgow) Penicuik High School (Penicuik) Perth Concert Hall Perth Theatre (Perth) Pickard's Museum, Trongate (Glasgow) Picture House (Cumnock) Pitlochry Festival Theatre Platform at the Bridge (Easterhouse) Playhouse (Stornoway) Playhouse (Theatre, Edinburgh) Pleasance (Theatre, Edinburgh) Pollock Memorial Hall (Edinburgh) Pool Lunch Hour Theatre (Edinburgh) Portobello High School (Edinburgh) Princes Cinema (Edinburgh) Princes Street Gardens (Edinburgh) Princes Theatre (Glasgow) Queen Margaret College Queen's Hall (Dunoon) Queen's Hall (Edinburgh) Queen's Theatre and Opera House (Edinburgh) Queensferry High School (South Queensferry) Regal Community Theatre (Bathgate) Reid Concert Hall Reid Hall (Forfar) Rescue Hall (Peterhead) Ritchie Hall (Strichen) Rosebery Hall (South Queensferry) Ross Bandstand (Edinburgh) Rothes Halls (Glenrothes) Roxy Art House Theatre (Edinburgh) Royal High School (Edinburgh) Royal Highland Centre (Ingliston) Royal Institute (Glasgow) Royal Lyceum Theatre (Edinburgh) Royal Museum of Scotland Royal Princess' Theatre (Edinburgh) Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama (Glasgow) Royalty Theatre (Glasgow) Rudolf Steiner School (Edinburgh) Scottish Broadcasting House (Edinburgh) Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre (Glasgow) Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art Scottish Opera Scottish Storytelling Centre Scottish Youth Theatre (Edinburgh) Signet Library (Edinburgh) Smith Art Gallery and Museum (Stirling) Smith Institute (Stirling) St Aloysius RC Church (Glasgow) St Andrews Bay St Andrew's Episcopal Cathedral (Aberdeen) St Andrew's Hall (Glasgow) St Bernard's Church (Edinburgh) St Bride's Centre (Edinburgh) St Cecilia's Hall (Edinburgh) St Clement's U.F. Church (Edinburgh) St Columba's by the Castle (Edinburgh) St Columba's Hall (Edinburgh) St Cuthbert's Parish Church (Edinburgh) St Georges West Church (Edinburgh) St Giles' Cathedral (Edinburgh) St Ignatius' Hall (Glasgow) St James Church Hall (Edinburgh) St John the Evangelist Scottish Episcopal Church (Aberdeen) St John's Church (Edinburgh) St John's Kirk (Perth) St Luke's and Queen Street Church (Broughty Ferry) St Mark's Unitarian Church (Edinburgh) St Mary's Church (Haddington) St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral (Edinburgh) St Ninian's (Edinburgh) St Thomas of Aquin's RC High School (Edinburgh) Stepping Stones (Theatre, Edinburgh) Studio Theatre (Edinburgh) Tait Hall (Kelso) Theatre of Varieties (Edinburgh) Theatre on the Hill (Glasgow) Theatre Royal (Dumfries) Theatre Royal (Edinburgh) Theatre Royal (Glasgow) Theatre Workshop (Edinburgh) Theatre, Dumfries Theatre, Paisley Three Towns Motor Project (Ardrossan) Thurso High School (Thurso) Tivoli Theatre (Aberdeen) Tivoli Theatre (Edinburgh) Tollcross Cinema (Edinburgh) Town Hall Town Hall (Ayr) Town Hall (Bo'ness) Town Hall (Elgin) Town Hall (Falkirk) Town Hall (Greenock) Town Hall (Hawick) Town Hall (Kirkintilloch) Town Hall (Lockerbie) Town Hall (Montrose) Town Hall (Paisley) Town Hall (Pitlochry) Town Hall (Rutherglen) Town Hall (St. Andrews) Town House (Hamilton) Tramway (Arts centre, Glasgow) Traverse Theatre (Edinburgh) Tron Theatre (Glasgow) University of Glasgow University of Strathclyde Usher Hall (Edinburgh) Victoria Hall (Campbeltown) Village Theatre (East Kilbride) Waterloo Rooms (Edinburgh) Waverley Market (Edinburgh) Webster Memorial Hall (Arbroath) Webster Theatre (Arbroath) Weldon's Circus (Edinburgh) West End Theatre (Edinburgh) Whitehall Theatre (Dundee) Wyllie's Happy Family Miniature Circus (Edinburgh) YMCA Hall (Edinburgh) Younger Hall, University of St Andrews YWCA (Edinburgh) Zetland Hall (Edinburgh)
Browse by venues


The Scandinavian design of the Airy coffee table by Cecilie Manz thrills with its industrial charm and airy design. With a base in powder-coated steel as well as tabletops in different colors and sizes, the Airy table is delicate and robust.
The harmonious overall impression is created by the individual components of the table, which are perfectly matched. The shape of the frame engages perfectly with the tabletop and creates a symmetrical whole. Even the color of the table is harmonized with the base by a special paint finish, so that the top and bottom optically merge.
Available in various sizes, the versatile Airy can be used as a coffee table as well as a side table.
Group image of the Airy coffee table. Thanks to the different sizes and shapes, the airy tables find a spot in each area and are very versatile in use.


Product description:As immune modulators and stimulant. Antiviral, antifungal, antitumor and anti-inflammatory effect. Can stimulate the immune response, enhance the immune system, prevention of influenza, shorten colds period, auxiliary treatment of arthritis or skin disease, promote wound healing, toothache and burn pain relief, against bacterial and viral infections, cancer adjuvant therapy.


Exquisite crystal tendrils. The Hippolyta hair pin is a romantic nature inspired design, brought to life with Swarovski crystal navette leaves. It is mounted on a hair pin, perfect for tucking in to an up do. Why not have two and position either side of a rolled up do. If you are looking for something bigger there is a corresponding comb that may provide more styling options for you. These pins are perfect for bridesmaids too.


Alexandra Godfrey, PA-C, practices emergency medicine in North Carolina.
A 34-year-old male presents to the emergency department with right arm weakness. He woke up 2 days ago unable to move his arm. The patient reports having hypertension but has no history of diabetes, stroke, cardiac disease or tobacco use. He drinks alcohol daily. The patient complains of numbness and tingling in his arm. He lacks wrist extension and has diminished grip power. His function in his biceps and triceps is normal. He has no other deficits or symptoms. You suspect the patient has a radial nerve palsy but feel a little uneasy because he appears to also have some involvement of the ulna and median nerves.
The neurologist has just finished seeing another patient in the ED. You wander over to him as he settles down at the computer to chart. After some small talk, you mention you have a patient with what appears to be a radial nerve palsy but you are questioning why this patient has decreased grasp and pinch strength. You chat for a while about different nerve palsies and ways to isolate peripheral nerves; then you answer his questions about findings suggestive of more serious lesions. When you re-examine your patient based on your conversation, you feel comfortable that the patient has a radial injury. Later, you sit down to chart, and you wonder whether you should document your discussion with the neurologist.
Informal, or "curbside," consultations are a common and expected part of our medical practice. It's checks and balances. We talk with each other when we encounter a presentation or condition that is outside of our usual area of expertise or just doesn't fit the text. This can improve patient care and show thoughtfulness on the part of clinicians. Additionally, talking with colleagues — unlike reading textbooks and consulting web apps — allows for bidirectional learning.
However, such discussions are not risk free. For example, without knowing the specifics of a case or formally examining the patient, a consultant might offer well-intended advice that is inaccurate, incomplete or inappropriate. This can get us into deep water. Additionally, if the treating clinician shares insufficient information with the consultant, she might adversely affect patient care or have misplaced confidence in subsequent management of the patient. Sometimes there's a disconnect between the consultant and the treating provider about what exactly is being asked. And humans being humans, recall later is likely to be different.
Generally speaking, risk is related to the degree of control the clinician has over patient care. The treating clinician — the individual who is directing care — carries the weight of responsibility for the patient and the medico-legal risk. Just because you discussed the case with the consultant doesn't mean you are protected. If the consultant puts in orders or examines the patient, professional liability shifts.
What topics are suitable for informal consultations?
What is the best way to evaluate for a radial nerve palsy?
Do you think steroids have efficacy in the treatment of nerve palsies?
As a matter of courtesy and professionalism, I avoid documenting the consultant's name in the medical chart without their permission. I have met consultants upset to find their names in charts of patients whom they have never formally assessed. Asking if you can document the consultant's name clues specialists in to the import of any advice given and prevents any surprises. I believe this is a mark of collegial respect, engendering the open and honest discussions much needed in medicine.
When is a formal consultation indicated?
As a treating clinician, I consider seeking a formal consult if questions are complex or the consultant needs to examine the patient or review records to give good advice. Additionally, if the patient knows about the consult or if the treatment pathway is dependent on the consultant's expertise, then a formal consult is warranted. If the consultant orders tests or treatments, this should precipitate a formal consult.
How can we improve the safety and utility of curbside consults?
How do you manage curbside consults?
Very interesting article which brings up a very important question on how to treat a patient efficiently when additional expertise and input would be beneficial. Great suggestions on consideration for formal vs curbside consults.
I NEVER do "curbside" consultations.
1. I educate myself on a case by case basis. It is ALWAYS my duty to understand my patient's condition, including that I honestly don't have a clue and that a referral is indicated.
2. Out of respect for boundaries and my colleagues I ALWAYS formally refer cases when indicated.
All "corridor chats" (which I do strongly support) are anonymous, without precedent or prejudice or obligation. That's how I show respect for my patients and peers.
Just because a practice dilemma -like curbside consultations – doesn't have an ideal solution may intimidate some providers from even having the discussion. Thank you for going there and giving us food for thought.
If you decide to ask for a curbside consult, you might consider making it a "hypothetical" case unrelated to any specific patient. If you are answering a request for a curbside consult, you might want to state up front that the information that you are conveying is of a general nature and does not constitute medical advice.
It may not get you completely off the hook in a bad situation, but it would likely be easier to defend.
Note that this is just my opinion and does not constitute legal or medical advice.
Is the Conventional Wisdom on Alcohol and Stroke Wrong?