Ultimately understanding Freemasonry is similar to understanding Calculus. You cannot expect a person with only basic arithmetic skills to immediately comprehend the depths of a simple differential equation. To be able to fully utilize the mechanics of Calculus and differential equations, the student must pace through multiple laborious steps starting from algebra to geometry to pre-calculus to four quarters of calculus to linear algebra and finish with differential equations. At the end of that learning path, you realize how easily and quickly you could now solve problems that previously took pages of strained thinking, but now, you have simple and easy solutions to apply to those earlier vexing problems.
In relation to Freemasonry, one doesn�t understand the initial lessons and should just take them at face value, just like math�s given theorems and formulas. Eventually, the light starts to be revealed underneath each lesson, and around each corner. Each mystery learned is another piece of an even grander puzzle.
The grand notion of it all it that the ultimate knowledge gained makes all the prior work appear as child�s play, and so simple as to make one feel foolish for not seeing it all before.
I have read the Hiram Key and Turning the Hiram key and must say I\\\'m refreshed and revitalized!
It makes me sad that in my jurisdiction we do not teach using the tracing board and the meaning of the degrees is not understood. In fact, a man can become a Master Mason, reciecing all 3 degrees in a single day. Now, I ask you, how much can a man learn of the true meaning of the Craft in a single day? Well, that\\\'s what they\\\'re learning.
I have researched and learned and am planning on teaching to local Lodges what the rituals mean, from where they come and why ritual is important in the Craft. Not something to just pass through so you can wear your ring.
Robert, keep writing! You are an inspiration to me and others who value the Craft.
Freemasonry is not secret and should not be. Most can proudly proclaim that they are masons, but unfortunately not all.
Freemasonry should be private. Freemasonry is so many different things to different people and each should be able to experience it in his/hers own way. Knowing too much before entering freemasonry or rising through the degrees is also a bad thing and the biggest reasons why FM should be private.
The best description of FM is that it is like a marriage. Everyone knows the husband and wife are married, but what happens in the bedroom is private.
Freemasonry should not be secret but privileged for those who seek it our with a true heart and an honest mind. It is absolutely amazing what instinctive bliss it has brought to me as I learn and confirm what my soul is trying to tell me. Words could never give justice to what I believe the Craft to be much less what it really is! I, more than anyone I know, wish I was able to learn more about the origin and tradition but because I am not a man I cannot join the Lodge. I would love to learn how Mr. Lomas' mother-in-law became a Brother as I ponder often how I could accomplish this myself. I feel a force driving me, pushing me to follow a path I cannot see and do not know but somehow instinctively trust is safe and true. I have always been very analytical and curious but this has ignited a passion in me that has driven friends to look at me like I have lost it! I thank Mr. Lomas so sincerely for his sharing of knowledge and experience and look forward to the future and what hope and comfort it brings.
I have just finished turning the Hiram Key. i could not have explained freemasonry better. I am a Royal Arch mason and knight Templar and the book sums it up very well.
I first discovered Freemasons in a book that was recommended to me by a friend. That book was The Hiram Key. Ever since then, I have been fascinated by the ritual and practice of the Craft. I am not currently myself a Mason but would really like to be. Knight and Lomas have really sparked a great interest in the history of religious practices and especially Freemasonry. I believe that being a Mason would greatly enhance any life and lead one to find the greater underlying truths of our existence. I hold no belief that the Masons are a society of devil worshippers or people intent on taking over the world. Of course, I have no practical knowledge of Masonry. That is not to say that they may be evil in some way, just that I cannot say for sure what they are all about. I have sought out Masons in various cities around the US but have never petitioned a lodge. This is due to lack of funds and a current lack of time as I am a full-time student and worker. My main intention after I graduate from my university is to become a member of Fremasonry.
I think that Freemasonry should be secret because that is the tradition that has been passed down through the centuries. For it to change at this time would seem off the mark. Any free man of the proper age, believing in a supreme being can petition a lodge and be accepted. This being the case, there is no reason to remove whatever shroud there is covering the Masonic ritual. I urge Mr. Knight and Mr. Lomas to continue their research and publishing in the manner that they have been. It has caused me to search out greater truths in life and religion. I spend a great deal of my free time researching all manner of texts relating to the mysteries around which the books of Knight and Lomas center.
I always thought freemasonry was interesting. I know freemasons do a lot of charity work and are monotheistic. I have the impression it is somewhat built on the teachings of Christ, but is more interested in His wisdom/charity teachings and putting them in to practice and not the religiosity that many groups get involved in.
I know there is also a lot of negativity and claims of it being evil -- probably a lot stemming from the secrecy of it all. I have read a lot of these claims and think they are nonsense.
I am Catholic so I can't join but have always had an interest in free masonry and thought it would be good for me to help me a better person (and have a better network of people I know).
But we can't join as Catholics for whatever reason -- and since I love my faith I just leave freemasonry alone from a membership standpoint.
I began learning about freemasonry through reading about other subjects that I was interested in. My Grandmother is a Rosicrucian as was my Grandfather. Myself, being naturally curious, was always asking her questions about things of a philosophical and esoteric nature and borrowing books from the family library.
It was among these treasures that I came across the writings of Manly P. Hall. who wrote many good books about the Great Arcanum. His writing on biblical and masonic subjects I found to be particularly illuminating.
At the time that I was studying the Secret Teachings of All Ages (which is now being reprinted in soft cover) I learned that a good friend of mine was a Mason. Naturally I began pestering him with questions about speculative Masonry, which he answered cryptically. My wife and I were invited to attend a Ladies night festive board where we enjoyed a great meal and were very well treated (even though I won the draw). Eventually I asked him about joining a Lodge and he gladly produced an application to join.
After what seemed like an eternity but was probably only two months, I was summoned to be investigated by some of the lodges officers. The waiting period was a fairly anxious time for me as it would be for many prospective candidates who are unaware of how the process unfolds.
Finally I was sent a letter inviting me to my initiation ceremony. I had a pretty good idea of what to expect would occur because I had read the Hiram Key. This is something that I regret having done because I believe the intended psychological effect that the ceremony had on me was diminished to some degree, like reading the ending of a great story first. In retrospect it would have been much better to have waited untill after being raised to read it, however if I had not read it in the first place I may have never asked the question that needed to be asked.
It is very difficult to articulate my feelings associated with my initiation. Without a doubt it was among the most significant and emotionally charged experiences of my life. The best advice that I received beforehand was that it was important to open up and enjoy the experience.
I worked hard on my passing degree and found it to be a rewarding acheivement. Although the energy seemed very different and less emotive in the second degree, I felt that I gained a better awareness of the effects that Freemasonry has on me.
I am currently studying the material for my raising ceremony, which is to take place next month. Candidates are brought through the three degrees of Craft Masonry much quicker than I would have thought. It is as though all the answers are provided and our job as Freemasons is to discover the proper questions.
As a practising Magickian I have seen that the Masonic Initiation is one of the few valid initiations a man can take in this day. Other than the preisthood, which is far to much of a commitment. I have seen sevreral of the hidden messages in the ritual. Especially in the Royal Arch where I have found a lot of Qabbalistic symbolism hidden in the words.
Freemasonry has different meanings to each man who has experienced the degrees and then has moved forward with the contemplation of each of its tenets. As for me, in the 44 years since I was raised to the 3rd Degree, I have tried to enhance my knowledge of the Craft, from its earliest times to present. This search has convinced me that the majority of members of the Fraternity have not really given much thoughr to the organization of which they claim membership. I truly believe this is the reason they hesitate to discuss the Fraternity with their friends and asociates, fearing that they will divulge something which they shouldn't or believing they do not know enough about Freemasonry to openly discuss it. As a result, they even tend to hide their relationship with the Craft in hopes they will NOT be asked what it is. Thus, they make it impossible for men who really wish to be informed, to learn of our beliefs.


That it is also possible to narrate one of the greatest and best known classics of the ballet repertoire with a sense of humour is ably demonstrated by the «Swan Lake» of the Belgian Stijn Celis. In a powerfully visual staging in which feather-clad ballerinas hover above the stage and revelling in an expressive heightening of the action, the choreographer tells the fable of the prince and his lover enchanted in the form of a swan as the story of a young man's liberation from his domineering mother. Celis interprets the swan myth as a symbol of eroticism and a desire to break free of established boundaries.
This is a fresh and lively interpretation of the classical ballet that uses the expressive means of contemporary dance without any pointe work yet stays remarkably close to the original libretto that became an international success in the classically choreographed 1895 St. Petersburg version by Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov. Due in no small part to Tchaikovsky's wonderful ballet music, to which Ballett Theater Basel will also dance in this production, «Swan Lake» became the epitome of classical ballet, and ever since in the course of its long production history it has oscillated between the twin poles of reconstruction and reinterpretation.
The Belgian Stijn Celis choreographed his «Swan Lake» in Berne in 2006 and will present it in Basel in a reworked version for the Grosse Bühne. Celis was Ballet Director in Berne from 2004 to 2007 and subsequently worked as a freelance choreographer until taking over as Director of the ballet company at the Saarland State Theatre in Saarbrücken at the beginning of the 2014/2015 season. Ballett Theater Basel danced his fairy tale ballet «Cinderella» in 2013.


Presents subject index to Volume 2 of the journal 'Current Drug Metabolism.' Anthracyclines; Bestastatin; Brain cytochrome P450; Brain microdialysis technique to study drug transport; Chimeragenesis; Chiral medicinal products; CYP1A1 gene.
Presents a study which studied chlordiazepoxide (Librium) disposition and elimination in patients who underwent cimetidine therapy. Interaction of cimetidine and drug metabolism; Time of course of drug inhibition; Effects of cimetidine and chlordiazepoxide.
A correction to the article "Comparative Pharmacokinetics and Metabolism Studies in Lean and Diet-Induced Obese Mice, An Animal Efficacy Model for 11-Hydroxysteroid Dehydrogenase Type 1 (11-HSD1) Inhibitors," by Mengmeng Wang et al. that was published in issue 01 of 2011 is presented.
The article presents the author's views on various issues which include his job as drug metabolism and pharmacokinetics senior scientist at GlaxoSmithKline, why he loves chemistry and biology, and the role of drug metabolism and pharmacokinetics research to advance personalised medicines.


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Noise Pop is proud to present the sixth annual 20th Street Block Party to Benefit Mission Language and Vocational School.
The 20th Street corridor will be transformed into a free party to showcase and celebrate a diverse neighborhood that blends modern ideas with community traditions to create a new San Francisco experience. This free, delicious summer feast and dance party will feature some of the City's best restaurants, local businesses and artisans as well as a variety of indie bands.
This is a smoke-free event.
Do Bring
Sunscreen, Hats, Sunglasses, Earplugs
Non-professional film and digital cameras (All unapproved cameras will be asked to check their battery at the information tent)
Small backpacks or bags
Valid Driver's License for will-call and/or to drink alcohol
Dogs ( Must be on 6 foot leashes at all times)
Don't Bring
Weapons of ANY kind
Fireworks/explosives
Illegal substances
Large coolers
Glass containers of any kind
Alcohol (alcohol will be sold at the festival)
Chains/Chain Wallets
Cigarettes and E-Cigarettes
Established in San Francisco in 1993, Noise Pop is the one of the nation's leading independent music promoters. Over the last 25 years Noise Pop's namesake festival has provided exposure to some of the top emerging artists, many of which have gone on to widespread acclaim, including The White Stripes, Modest Mouse, Death Cab for Cutie, The Flaming Lips, The Shins, Fleet Foxes, Bright Eyes and Yoko Ono. Noise Pop also co-produces the celebrated Treasure Island Music Festival. The outdoor festival, which celebrated its 10th Anniversary in October, takes place in the middle of the San Francisco Bay. Hosting 18,000 attendees per day, Treasure Island has featured some of the best and brightest in the independent and dance community including Outkast, Beck, Atoms for Peace, LCD Soundsystem, Deadmaus, Public Enemy, and The National.
Noise Pop is also the year round talent buyer for the venerable San Francisco venue the Swedish American Hall as well as producer of the free celebration of musical and culinary delights, the 20th Street Block Party. Additionally Noise Pop partners with various organizations, venues and institutions to produce events throughout the year including the SF MOMA, California Sunday Magazine and Academy of Sciences.
With all of these events, Noise Pop has solidified itself as the true amalgamator of Bay Area culture, and continues to do what it has always done best: champion independent culture.
Mission Language and Vocational School
Mission Language and Vocational School (MLVS) is a San Francisco Mission District private, non-profit community education and workforce development center, providing occupational skills training and Vocational English as a Second Language to primarily Latino, unemployed and working-poor immigrants and their families, as well as other underserved groups in the San Francisco Bay Area. We offer state-of-the art programs designed to give students the ability to effectively compete in today's high-tech, skills-based job market. The school currently offers certification programs in medical assisting, culinary arts (with a catering operation as economic development), office technology, and basic education (English, math, computer literacy).

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Located in the Mansfield Conservation Area, Savernake Road is a classic 4-storey Victorian mansion with views over to Hampstead Heath.
Our brief was to sensitively renovate this overlooked property from top to bottom, extending our intervention to the roof, the garden and a basement conversion.
Covering all RIBA stages, we were appointed as Architect, Lead Consultant, Principal Designer and Contract Administrator, from inception to completion.
Given the property's neglect, we first had to overcome a number of structural issues that have resulted in an extensive underpinning to NHBC standards. Good pre-planning preparations coupled with a sophisticated design polemic have rewarded the client with a Planning Approval that exceeds the normal area policy.
Now out to Tender we hope to start on site in the beginning of the new year.


Who can use this Telemarketing Services Contract?
You need this telemarketing services contract template if you are a company seeking to provide telephone marketing or telephone sales services to customers, and want to clearly detail the services to be provided.
What is this Telemarketing Services Contract for?
It sets out the terms on which your business will provide telemarketing services to its customers. There is a short one page agreement and a set of terms and conditions in addition to a schedule that specifies the services and fees.
See our document A215 if you want a contract with individuals working on a freelance basis to provide your telemarketing services.
Identifying what services will be provided is always important to avoid future argument.
Fees and reimbursable expenses need to be covered together with payment terms.
Data protection is an area that needs to be covered in the contract. The client will provide information to the company about its target customers and both parties need to ensure compliance with data protection law.
Marketing companies can suffer from clients poaching their personnel and this needs to be dealt with by a restriction in the contract.
Marketing companies can not guarantee success and it is sensible to limit liability to a reasonable amount as well as excluding liability for any indirect or consequential losses.
a general clause detailing notices, assignment, severability, waiver, third party rights, the scope of the agreement and governing law.
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This agreement is designed for use by a company or firm supplying telemarketing services to third parties. It consists of a one page form of agreement, a set of terms and conditions and two schedules which will contain the details of services and fees etc. Please note that the agreement is intended for smaller companies and it is not suitable for the sale of financial services products.
The terms and conditions are incorporated into the contract and do not require the signature of either party. It is intended that the terms are not to be subject to pre-contractual negotiation. However should this be necessary for commercial reasons, care should be taken to ensure that the revised terms are agreed by both parties before being attached to the contract.
These terms are drafted from the perspective of the company. Text in italic script and/or within square brackets must be reviewed and amended before finalising the document.
Briefly this identifies the contractual parties and states that the binding contract is the form of agreement together with the terms & conditions and the two schedules. The schedules set out details of the scope of the services to be provided and the company's fees and expenses.
To minimise uncertainty and reduce the risk of a dispute it is important that care is taken by both parties to describe accurately and fully, in schedule 1, the scope of the services to be provided. Where there are any other matters specific to the particular contract they should be added here as appropriate. The form of agreement specifies a "commencement date" from which the company is to provide the services and the duration of the contract (which may be extended by written agreement as provided for at clause 2.2 of the terms & conditions).
This states that the services to be provided are set out in schedule 1. Additional services are to be agreed in writing along with any consequent fee adjustment.
This clause specifies the date from which services are to be provided and the initial duration of the contract. The parties may agree to change the commencement date and/or the contract's duration. The services are to be provided during the company's specified working hours.
Fees and expenses are payable by the client and are to be set out at schedule 2. Provision is made for payment of interest at the statutory rate on outstanding invoices. This is at present some 8 per cent above Bank of England base rate. In addition the company may choose to exercise its right to terminate the contract where the client fails to pay fees and expenses on time (see clause 9.1). Note the provisions of clause 3.6 which sets out a mechanism allowing the company to increase its rates on 30 days notice at the end of the initial period with a corresponding right for the client to object and for the contract to be terminated if there is no agreement on a fee increase.
Here the client agrees to ensure that data supplied to the company to enable it to provide the services will be accurate. The client also agrees to indemnify or recompense the company should it suffer any loss as a result of data provided by the client.
This clause sets out the standard of care expected of the company and the consequences of a breach of that standard of care. Note that two separate issues are dealt with here: first breaches that have commercial consequences alone where the company is not liable for loss (but where the client may choose to terminate for breach of contract) and secondly those that put the client in breach of its legal/regulatory obligations where the company is liable to the client (the extent of that liability is dealt with at clause 8.3).
It is important to appreciate that the company in providing the services will be treated by the regulators as the agent of the client and thus the client will be held liable for any regulatory breaches on the part of the company. The selling of goods and services by telephone ('distance selling') is subject to detailed regulations and these were changed in June 2014 with the introduction of the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Payments) Regulations 2013 which replaced the previous Distance Selling regulations. It is therefore imperative that both parties appreciate the obligations imposed by those regulations. The description of the services at schedule 1 should ensure that where relevant the company's obligations match the corresponding regulatory provisions.
You can find more information on Consumer Contracts regulations from our free download, Z171 and there is guidance on the website of the Department of Business Innovation and Skills.
Clause 6.1 obliges the company to provide suitably qualified personnel to carry out the services. The company has to substitute individuals at will. Clause 6.2 protects the company from the risk that the client may 'poach' the company's employees during the contract and for a specified time after termination.
This provides that reports of marketing activity are to be provided to the client as set out in schedule 1 and that accounts relating to telephone charges and other expenses are to be provided as set out in schedule 2.
Clauses 8.1 and 8.2 deal with the company's liability for loss arising other than through a breach of legal/regulatory obligations: the company's liability is limited to an amount equivalent to the fees payable by the client over a fixed period (we have suggested one week).
Clause 8.3 is optional. It deals with liability arising from a legal/regulatory breach causing loss to the client where the company agrees to indemnify the client against all direct losses. As such losses (including fines and costs orders levied by a regulator) may be substantial and open ended it is important that this clause is not included unless adequate insurance cover is available. Also, since this insurance cover will be capped so too should the liability of the company be capped. It is prudent to discuss the details of available insurance cover with your insurance broker before deciding upon the form of clause 8.
Either party may terminate the contract if the other party is in breach and fails to remedy that breach within 14 days or where the other party becomes insolvent. The company may choose to terminate the contract if the client fails to pay fees and expenses on time. Upon termination the company is entitled to payment of all accrued fees and expenses within 7 days.
Where either party is prevented from carrying out its contractual obligations through external matters outside its control that party shall not be in breach of contract provided that it both notifies the other party as soon as it becomes aware of such matters and takes reasonable steps to mitigate the consequences.
This clause gives both parties protection against the misuse/disclosure of confidential information. Exceptions apply where disclosure is necessary for performance of the contract, where confidential information has already been made public and where a party is obliged to make disclosure because of legal/regulatory obligations. Specifically the company agrees not to make use of the client's customer list except when providing the services. Clause 11.2 contains an undertaking on the part of both the client and the company to abide by the provisions of the Data Protection Act 2018 relating to the processing of personal data. Breach of clause 11.2 is covered by the indemnity in favour of the client set out at clause 8.3.
A number of terms standard to most commercial agreements are set out here: the arrangements for service of formal notices (e.g. notice of termination); failure to assert a contractual right does not entail an implicit agreement to forego enforcement of that right in the future; an invalid provision does not nullify the contract and is to be replaced with an enforceable provision.
Both parties are prohibited from assigning their respective contractual rights/obligations to a third party without the prior written consent of the other (the company may wish to consider allowing itself an unfettered right to assign in which case we set out an alternative wording within square brackets); pre-contractual discussions are to not be binding; third parties who may be affected by the contract are expressly excluded from making a claim under the contract.
The final paragraph of this clause provides that the contract is to be governed by English law and that disputes that cannot be resolved by mediation are to be determined by the English courts.


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docker:
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push:
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Dr. David Morgan is a Board Certified Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon. He is committed to providing quality patient care in a calm and caring way. He completed his 6 year Oral and Maxillofacial Surgical Residency and Medical school at the University of Connecticut. He completed dental school at The Ohio State University, where he finished in the top 20 of his class. He participated in research on osteoblast proliferation and inhibition. Dr. Morgan completed his undergraduate work in Biochemistry at Brigham Young University. Dr. Morgan performs the full scope of oral surgery practices. He specializes in dental implants, wisdom teeth removal, and orthognathic surgery. Dr. Morgan served a two year mission for in Quebec and Ontario, Canada, where he learned French. Dr. Morgan volunteers at the Northern Virginia Dental Clinic. He enjoys living in Northern Virginia with his wife and three children.


Have you tried using mainstream children's music with kids with special needs? The music is usually too fast paced for the child to access and enjoy. Slowing down recordings is an option to make the music more accessible.
Here's how you can do it for free!
Following are the instructions on how to slow down a song's tempo.
The first step is to rip the song from the CD onto your computer using software such as ITunes, alternately if you have an mp3 you can go straight ahead with step 2.
Open up the Audacity program.
Click on "File-Import-Audio" and select the song file.
In the "percentage change" box, type a number with a negative sign before it since we want to slow down the music. I would recommend starting with -15.
Press the green play button on the top menu bar to hear the song at its reduced tempo.
If you wish to change the tempo repeat steps 5, 6 and 7.
In the dialog box that opens select the location for the file to be saved to, add a file name and in the "Save As" type box, select the "mp3 Files" option.
The above instructions and link were correct at the time of writing this blog , however this may change as new versions of Audacity are released. However, the general principles would still be correct.


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Kyler Murray requests transfer from A&M, says decision is final
By John TaylorDec 17, 2015, 4:52 PM EST
The will-he, won't-he soap opera that broke out in College Station yesterday regarding Kyler Murray has apparently reached a climax that will only continue to fuel rumors of the program's downward spiral.
According to a tweet from Billy Liucci of TexAgs.com, he has "confirmed that… Murray has requested a transfer from Texas A&M and that the decision is 'final.'" The move comes a day after reports surfaced that Murray had met with head coach Kevin Sumlin each of the previous two days regarding his status with the program and was seriously considering leaving the Aggies. Sumlin reportedly wanted Murray — and his father — to mull over a move before making a final decision.
Following practice Wednesday, Sumlin expressed confidence that Murray would be on the team and start in the Music City Bowl later this month.
If Murray is indeed out the door, A&M would likely be forced to turn to Jake Hubenak, a 2015 JUCO signee who attempted 27 passes during the regular season, for the bowl game against Louisville. The Aggies have four other quarterbacks on the roster, but none have thrown a pass at the FBS level.
Murray would become the second high-profile quarterback to leave College Station this month. Last week, former five-star signee Kyle Allen announced his intention to transfer.
The Aggies have no quarterbacks currently committed in the Class of 2016. The football program could be forced to go the graduate transfer route if both Allen and Murray do indeed leave — provided Hubenak isn't the answer, of course.
UPDATED 5:16 p.m. ET: ESPN.com is reporting that, "[a]ccording to the family, Murray has been released from his scholarship at Texas A&M and can transfer to any school, as long as it isn't an SEC school or a team on Texas A&M's schedule over the next four years."
Rival Texas — neither in the SEC nor an opponent the next four years — will be expected to make a run at Murray, although the website explains that A&M could put further restrictions on a move.
However, National Letter of Intent rules state that once an athlete signs with a school, they must remain at that school for one academic year. Texas A&M could release Murray from his NLI, but it is at the school's discretion. If he is not granted a release, Murray can appeal. If an appeal is denied, enrolling in another NLI program would result in a penalty of one year of eligibility.
UPDATED 7:08 p.m. ET: In a very brief press release, A&M has confirmed that Murray has parted ways with the program.
Texas A&M freshman quarterback Kyler Murray has left the football program and has been granted his release.


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Barbershop-Based Healthcare Cuts Hypertension in Blacks An outreach program leveraging the community barbershop made impressive inroads combatting hypertension in black men, who have the highest hypertension-related death rate in the United States.
ODYSSEY: Alirocumab Cuts CV Events, All-Cause Death Post-ACS First evidence of survival benefit with PCSK9 inhibitor alirocumab reignites the call for greater access to these expensive drugs for patients not just with ACS but also with stable atherosclerotic CVD.
VEST: No Sudden Death Benefit Early Post-MI From LifeVest But defibrillators work by preventing sudden death, so it's a bit of a head-scratcher that all-cause mortality dropped instead for people who used the wearable defibrillator for 90 days after their MI.
Top News From ACC 2018: Slideshow Highly anticipated results of the ODYSSEY Outcomes trial of a PCSK9 inhibitor featured prominently at this year's scientific sessions -- and didn't disappoint.
Evolocumab Added to Statins Cuts CV Events in FOURIER Trial UPDATED // In the heavily anticipated FOURIER outcomes trial, the PCSK9 inhibitor met its primary and key secondary measures. But is it enough to shut down concerns over costs for the medication class?
SURTAVI: TAVR, SAVR Stand Toe-to-Toe in Intermediate-Risk Patients UPDATED // While SURTAVI dashed hopes for a superiority claim, its findings support the ongoing drift of transcatheter aortic-valve replacement to lower-risk patients.
SPIRE Trials: Immune Response Thwarts PCSK9 Inhibitor Bococizumab In the trials, which were halted early, a immune response in many patients diminished the drug's potent LDL-lowering effects. In another analysis, immunogenicity was much less of an issue for alirocumab.
Will ODYSSEY Clear Hurdles for PCSK9 Inhibitor Access?
Pharmacists and Barbers on the Cutting Edge of Medicine Dr Mandrola's hands-down favorite study from the 2018 American College of Cardiology meeting showed that a pharmacist-led intervention in black-owned barbershops cut hypertension in black men.
Ten Quick Thoughts on ODYSSEY Despite a suggested mortality benefit for the PCSK9 inhibitor alirocumab, in high-risk ACS patients, a return to lipid targets may be the cost-effective lesson from this trial, argues Dr Mandrola.
The VEST Trial Failed, and So Did the Press Release The first randomized trial on the wearable cardioverter defibrillator didn't meet its primary endpoint, yet the press release was overly positive.
MOMENTUM-3: The Future of the LVAD Is Here and Now A trial showing better outcomes for HeartMate 3 over HeartMate II sends Dr Walton-Shirley down memory lane to recall the patients she has referred for implantation of a left ventricular assist device (LVAD).
Another Way to Save a Life: the MANAGE Trial Dr Walton-Shirley was impressed by a study on dabigatran for myocardial injury after noncardiac surgery at the American College of Cardiology Annual Scientific Session.


What Black women want are long term initiatives and strategies able to secure the future of their families, communities and neighborhoods.
Monday night's presidential debate might as well be described as an exercise in futility when it comes to what Black women want out of this election. Debate moderator, Lester Holt brought up race in broad terms, asking both candidates Clinton and Trump what they would do to bring racial healing in light of recent slayings by police in Oklahoma and North Carolina. Trump invoked the now unconstitutional "Stop and Frisk" saying he would re-implement it. Clinton made debate history by asking everyone to check their implicit bias that ultimately leads to tragedies like those we've seen play out in Ferguson, Baltimore and Charlotte.
But what does this ultimately mean for women of color? How does this translate to Black women getting their needs met come Election Day? Black women are a powerful voting block at the ballot box. In 2008 and 2012, 70 percent of eligible women cast ballots accounting for the highest voter turnout of any racial or gender group, giving Barack Obama the margin he needed to win two presidential terms. Black women's engagement have demonstrated that they are the building blocks to a winning coalition.
critical votes will address them. These issues include economic dignity, parity in education, legislation that ends police overreach and quality affordable housing.
What we heard Monday night spoke to very little of this. It was encouraging to hear Secretary Clinton open her remarks with pay equity and universal child care, both of which if enacted by our next president would impact Black women's lives immeasurably. But it is also why #BlackWomenVote is calling on all Black women across the country to help us mobilize more Black women than ever. Regardless of who is elected to hold the highest office in our land, our voting power must go beyond the presidential election and continue all the way down to state and local officials.
In fact, this November, 34 of the 100 U.S. Senate seats and all of the 435 House of Representative seats are up for election. There are Governors races in 12 states and 5,920 of the country's 7,383 State Legislative seats are up for election. There are municipal elections in 46 of the country's 100 largest cities including 25 Mayors races.
What Black women want are long term initiatives and strategies able to secure the future of their families, communities and neighborhoods. Black women want investments in education, the roads they drive their children to schools on, safe schools for their children to attend. Black women want economic dignity, equal pay for equal work and an end to discriminatory practices across the board whether that be in employment, education or the environment.
The late Congresswoman Barbara Jordan once said, "What the people want is very simple. They want an American as good as its promise." The issues important to Black women matter all the time, not just during presidential elections. This November after casting their votes, Black women will work to ensure the return on their voting investment beyond Election Day.


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Dexter's Love Interests
Dexter's accomplices
Accomplices to murder
Attempted Murderers
Poisoners
Who is Hannah McKay?
Hannah McKay Aconite Queen/Passionate Poisoner
Yvonne Strahovski
Maggie Randall
Maggie Castner
Claire Thompson
Banana (by Clint McKay)
Fiendish Florist (by Dexter Morgan)
Deceased according to Harrison (Dexter: New Blood)
30 July 1982[1]
Widowed (Twice)
Jake Kirkwood (deceased)
Miles Castner (deceased)
Clint McKay (father, deceased)
Cindy (aunt)
Mother (deceased)
Harrison Morgan (as de facto custodian}
Gardener (Hannah-Flora Nursery)
'''Inactive'''
At least 7
Rat poison
Sharp object
Bludgeoning
Buried (helping Wayne)
None (by herself)
Dumped at sea (with Dexter)
Her father, a cold-hearted and self-serving individual, threw Hannah into a pond and she nearly drowned. At the age of 15, she accompanied Wayne Randall on a 3-state killing spree, perhaps by coercion. Hannah generally kills to ensure her survival.
""A girl's got to protect herself." ~ Hannah (Swim Deep")"
Hannah McKay is a character in the Showtime series DEXTER.
She was a serial killer with whom Dexter Morgan became romantically involved. In Dexter: New Blood, it is revealed that Hannah died of cancer in Argentina.
5 Season Eight
8 Attempted Victim
9 Attempted to Kill Hannah
10 Related Pages
12 Gallery
Hannah was a pretty woman with blonde hair and blue eyes. She was of a slim build, often wearing sleeveless shirts and shorts due to her hobby (and work) involving plant care. Her clothing was mainly of white or light shades of color, which is typical in Florida.
Her right hand has a scar, stretching the length of her palm, from where the bloody blade of a knife slipped as she was stabbing her victim during her first kill at age fifteen.
Hannah would kill when she was wronged or out of self-defense. When questioned by Dexter if she enjoyed killing, Hannah was quick to say, "No." She stated that killing was just nature's way of addition and subtraction, and sometimes a life was needed to be taken -- a survival of the fittest. She affirmed that she was the "fittest so far."
Hannah was born in the tiny town of Clopton, Alabama. When she was six years old, she received her first taste of death when her father threw her into a pond to teach her how to swim. She almost drowned until a fisherman saved her life, while her mother and father stood off to the side. At the age of eight, Hannah's father took her to a poker tournament and left her in a hotel room by herself for three days, rewarding her with a doll house when he returned. The strained relationship continued throughout her life and bubbled over in the episode "The Dark... Whatever."
At the age of fifteen, Hannah was awakened in the night by Wayne Randall who suggested they take off on a road trip. Their simple dream was to live together on a farm in Argentina. However, the two ended up on a three-state killing spree in which Wayne was considered the main perpetrator. It's revealed that Hannah was responsible for one victim's death after Wayne captured a couple. As Wayne was stabbing the man, his wife tried to stop him. Wayne ordered Hannah to get her off of him, so Hannah pinned the woman on a bed and stabbed her "until the screaming stopped."
Once they were caught, Hannah turned state-evidence against Wayne and he was incarcerated. Hannah, because of her young age, was sent to a juvenile facility for six years. While there, a counselor began sexually abusing her (and friend, Arlene Shram). When he received little punishment, Hannah took matters into her own hands. A couple of weeks later, the counselor died from ingesting rat poison.
As an adult, Hannah went on with her life. Her marriage to Jake Kirkwood lasted a few years until he died at the age of forty from a heart attack. Hannah was pregnant at the time and her husband threatened to leave her unless she had an abortion. Hannah felt mistreated and killed him, but then miscarried. (Later, Debra Morgan had Jake's body exhumed to prove that she poisoned him, but he hadn't been embalmed and only bones remained.)
A year before crossing paths with Dexter, Hannah was apprenticed to Beverly Grey at a greenhouse. Beverly became ill and later died of a heart attack. A blood-sample obtained by Sal Price (prior to Beverly's cremation) revealed traces of Aconite, a poisonous plant that grew on the grounds. Hannah was listed in Beverly's Will and inherited her business, keeping the same schedule, clients, and handyman.
Wayne Randall volunteers to reveal the location of three bodies that he buried in Miami fifteen years ago. At one of the dig sites, Dexter talks with him about his philosophy of surrendering to his situation. After several days of digging, Frosty Swirls, and sunshine, Wayne reminisces on his time with Hannah. He then commits suicide by jumping in front of an oncoming truck which instantly kills him. Dexter is sprayed with his blood and realizes that Wayne couldn't handle time in prison.
With Miami Metro still searching for bodies, Sgt. Angel Batista goes to Hannah's house to speak with her about the murders. Dexter is taken along to collect a DNA sample. Hannah initially tries to keep that life behind her, staying distant and showing irritation with the police for constantly pestering her. She's not sure what to make of Dexter. When he drops the swab he is using to collect DNA from her mouth, she asks if he does this for a living, but seems to be interested in him nonetheless.
"Run"
Hannah appears at the police station with her lawyer after he persuades her to help find the remaining bodies. While there, Hannah tells Dexter that she and Wayne were dreamers, who wanted to settle down on a farm in Argentina. He informs Hannah that Wayne's last words were about her: "Every day was like an unwrapped present." She laughs and says he got it from a fortune cookie.
"Swim Deep"
Soon Hannah appears at the police station to identify the possessions (kept as trophies) of Randall's victims. To Dexter, she appears less depressed than nostalgic for the times they represent to her.
During her interview, Hannah quietly toys with one of the "trophies" in front of Dexter. To him, it looks as if she is reflecting on the joy of the kill. Hannah agrees to show Miami Metro Homicide where a man and woman are buried on a beach near a motel.
Investigators unearth two bodies - male and female - and Dexter is sent to analyze the blood spatter. With Hannah nearby, Dexter examines the condition of the female victim. He realizes that her killer was shorter than Randall. Dexter does not share this finding with the cops, but confronts Hannah. When he mentions the scar on her palm, Hannah states that she got the scar from talking back to Wayne. Dexter immediately calls her out on her lies. She responds, smiling, "That's my story, and I'm sticking to it."
"Do the Wrong Thing"
Deciding that Hannah would make a good victim for his Dark Passenger, Dexter starts stalking her. He also begins accumulating information about her life. He learns of her husband who died of a heart attack and, via writer Sal Price, the death of a counselor who had apparently sexually assaulted her shortly after release from juvie. Dexter meets with Hannah and tries to earn her trust by claiming he was "wrong" about her involvement in the killing spree. As the two slowly become closer, Dexter discovers more about the fates of those who crossed paths with Hannah. Beverly Grey, who was Hannah's mentor in the plant nursery business, died of a heart attack, not unlike Hannah's husband. A postmortem found traces of Aconite, which can be derived from a plant found in Hannah's garden. Dexter weighs the evidence of her guilt and finds enough proof for her to be killed.
The two meet several times, with Hannah even showing up at his apartment, carrying a flowering plant. She seems to take a liking to Dexter, despite the mysterious excuses he uses to constantly see her. When Dexter discovers Aconite growing in her garden, he tells Hannah that he wants to "take her out." Hannah is reluctant at first but eventually is won over by Dexter. Remembering that Randall had promised to take Hannah to Christmas Village - a holiday-themed attraction in the perennially sunny Miami area - Dexter takes her there for their date. In fact, Dexter has decided that the now closed attraction will be her kill room.
Hannah on Dexter's kill table
Leading Hannah inside Santa's Holiday Adventure, Dexter awes her with its beautiful display of falling snow and holiday lights. Hannah is touched and thanks Dexter for bringing her there. Dexter then injects her with a syringe of M99. She wakes up naked, bound to a table by Dexter's shrink wrap, and with duct tape over her mouth. Dexter removes the tape, expecting to hear her beg for her life, which she does not do. Instead, she tells him to do what he has to do. Dexter stands up with knife in hand, raising it above to deliver the killing blow. However, he alters his swing and strikes down into the table, and suddenly cuts her free from the wrap rather than end her life. Hannah sits up and stares into his eyes, allowing her desire to take hold. The two share a heated kiss as the plastic falls off her body. Dexter strips off his kill attire, and the two have sex on the kill table.
"Chemistry"
After the sex, Hannah holds Dexter's knife against his throat and demands to know why he almost killed her. He admits that he kills "bad people," and Hannah asks if he thinks she is bad. Dexter says that she fits the general description, after which Hannah tells him, "You have no idea." Dexter begins to kiss her, leading to them having sex again, as Hannah drops the knife.
When Dexter drops Hannah off at her house, they agree to never have sex again or try to kill each other. Sal Price (crime writer), parked down the street, notices Dexter and Hannah returning from an overnight date. Dexter asks Sal to keep it out of his book and offers to reveal Wayne Randall's last words if he agrees. Sal says he will think it over.
At the flower mart, Sal pressures Hannah to be interviewed for his next book, and references Dexter. Annoyed, she agrees and arranges a meeting at her house as long as he keeps Dexter out of the book. Later, Hannah tells Dexter about Sal, and he says Sal doesn't need to die, and promises to handle the situation.
To prove he was murdered by Hannah, Debra has Jake Kirkwood exhumed through his sister to run tests. However, since Hannah did not allow the the body to be embalmed, there is no tissue left.
During her interview with Sal Price over her first kill at age fifteen, Hannah reveal all and appears to have an emotional break down. However, it's a diversion to put poison on his pen since he compulsively keeps one in his mouth. Meanwhile, Dexter has broken into Sal's house again to gather DNA to frame him for the murder of Christy Lawson. Sal later goes to Dexter's apartment to interview him. While there, Sal suddenly drops dead of an apparent heart attack. Dexter is furious, realizing that Hannah poisoned him against his wishes.
Furious over Sal's death, Debra calls Hannah in for questioning. She has very little proof against Hannah and instead baits her. When Debra mentions her past miscarriage, Hannah becomes distraught. Watching from outside the room, Dexter narrates, "She's not acting."
When Vince Masuka informs Debra that no poison was found in Sal, according to the toxicology report, she's outraged. Debra begins an unrelenting pursuit to bring Hannah to justice.
After Debra listens to Sal's interview with Hannah, she calls Dexter (who is with Hannah). He's taken by surprise when she requests that he kill Hannah.
Debra: "Hannah McKay killed Sal Price. She's gonna walk. She's gonna get away with it. And we both know she's going to kill again. He didn't deserve to die. I can't let this happen. There has to be some fucking justice. It's you, Dex. You know what I'm saying? She deserves it. I want you to make it right. Do what you do."
"Argentina"
Dexter refuses to kill Hannah and tells Debra that not only is there no proof, but he won't do it for Debra's sake, which disappoints her.
Dexter is again at Hannah's house. He tells her that the Koshka Brotherhood trying to kill him and that he must somehow kill Isaak Sirko first. Hannah suggests that he learn what makes the guy tick, and offers her van to him to use for surveillance. Dexter enjoys having someone to talk to about his kills.
That night, Debra spots Dexter with Hannah's key chain. She realizes they are seeing each other and it leads to a huge argument. Debra gets emotional and lets it slip that, on the night she saw him with Travis in the church, she was going to tell him she was in love with him. Dexter is taken off guard and isn't sure what she means. Debra isn't sure either, and states that she's even more screwed-up than her serial killer brother.
"Helter Skelter"
Dexter has Hannah on his boat, giving her a fast, choppy ride. She's deathly afraid of the water, a result of her father throwing her into a pond to sink or swim when she was little. She almost drowned, but for a fisherman saving her life.
Hannah is later kidnapped by Isaak and his bodyguard, Jurg Yeliashkevych, in order to blackmail Dexter into killing Oleg Mickic and Benjamin Caffrey, two hitmen trying to kill Isaak. Dexter is very worried about Hannah, while Debra says he doesn't have to save her nor does she deserve it. However, Dexter is determined to save her and he agrees to work with Isaak. Dexter is eventually allowed a talk with Hannah and she admits she misses him and that Jurg has not hurt her, with Dexter using this opportunity to take a picture of her location. Hannah later convinces Jurg to allow her to use some of the vegetables out back to make fried green tomatoes. She intentionally makes them too spicy to incapacitate Jurg, and she hits him over the head with a blender. Jurg stabs Hannah in the stomach, but she then kills him with a lamp. She crawls to get the key only to pass out from her wound.
Dexter tells Hannah how he truly feels about her
Debra arrives on the scene and calls an ambulance. Hannah (who later regains consciousness) asks Debra why she saved her if she hates her so much. Debra says she was only doing her job and because of how important she is to her brother. Dexter arrives, worried and happy that she's alright. Hannah notices that he's shaking and he tells her that he's only felt this fear once before, i.e. when his mother was murdered in front of him.
"The Dark... Whatever"
Hannah is home from the hospital and sporting a scar from twelve stitches. Dexter tells her that the Phantom Arsonist has struck again, and Hannah says it's understandable that Dexter wants to kill him. However, Dexter says he won't kill him because of a promise to Debra. When he remarks that his Dark Passenger wants him to be elsewhere, it arouses Hannah's curiosity. Dexter explains that Dark Passenger is what he calls his need to kill, and that it's like a thing living inside him, telling him what to do, saying he has to kill, not leaving him any choice. Hannah refuses to accept this, and tells Dexter that he does have a choice and he's not a puppet. She insists that it's just him wanting to kill.
In the midst of their discussion, Hannah's disreputable father, Clint McKay, knocks at her window. He's out of jail, and apologizes to Hannah for being a bad father. He insists that he's a changed man and wants to make it up to her. Although Hannah distrusts him, they meet for coffee and she shows him the flower mart. Things go well, and Hannah texts Dexter with an invite to meet them for dinner at Dane's Restaurant. While they are eating, Clint mentions that he is starting a crawfish farm in Louisiana. Impressed, Hannah invites Clint to stay at her house instead of a motel.
The next morning, Clint tries to persuade Hannah to give him $20,000 to start up his crawfish business. Hannah politely refuses, which Clint takes as an insult and furiously drives off in his pickup truck. Dexter discourages Hannah from trusting him, but she insists that there is still good in him. Later, Clint returns and drives his truck through her garden and greenhouse, destroying them. At first, he claims it was just a drunken accident. Then he yells at Hannah, accusing her of being at fault for her mother's death. He calls her a killer and a "mistake." Hannah begins to cry uncontrollably. Dexter grabs Clint in a choke hold and angrily orders him to leave the premises.
Clint appears uninvited at Dexter's apartment and tries to blackmail him for the $20.000. He demands the money in exchange for not telling Miami Metro that Hannah poisoned a counselor in front of a witness, Arlene Shram. He admits that the money is for gambling debts and not a crawfish farm. (It turns out that Clint had already notified Miami Metro about Arlene.)
Dexter meets with Clint under the pretense of giving him the money. Instead, he injects Clint with M99, takes him out on his boat, where a terrified Clint begs for his life. Dexter, though, stabs him in the chest and throws him overboard. When Dexter returns to Hannah, he finds that she had withdrawn the money from her bank. Dexter doesn't tell her that he killed her father, but does assure her that she won't be seeing him again. Thankful for what Dexter did, Hannah confesses that she loves him to which Dexter replies, "...I think I love you, too.
"Do You See What I See?"
Debra visits Hannah's old roommate, Arlene Shram, to question her about her involvement in the death of the counselor. After some nervous responses ending with, "I have to think about it," Debra leaves Arlene with a warning. Arlene then contacts Hannah and they discuss the situation in Arlene's car. Hannah promises to take care of it.
Debra is about to go for a night run when Hannah surprises her by dropping by her beach house. As they are talking outside, Debra sips from her water bottle. Despite Hannah trying to make peace, Debra resolves to see Hannah behind bars. The following day, Debra has a car accident when she blacks out at the wheel while on her way to Arlene's house for more questioning. Dexter initially thinks Debra took too much Xanax because of stress. However, Debra is sure that Hannah is involved.
Dexter questions Hannah about Debra's car crash, and Hannah takes offense, stating that she is innocent and would never harm his sister. While trying to convince Dexter, Hannah proudly says that she has never made a mistake. Still wondering if Debra was purposefully drugged, Dexter searches Debra's beach house for signs of a break-in, and discovers a blonde hair. He then searches Debra's car and finds her water bottle which may have been tampered with. Dexter has the lab analyze the water, and the results show that the water contains a concentration of nearly 40% alphrazolam, which Dexter realizes is Hannah's doing.
Dexter feels betrayed and believes that his sister will never be safe from Hannah. To protect her, he gives Debra the pen with poison on it. Dexter returns to Hannah's house, and she greets him with a kiss. She senses something is wrong by Dexter's behavior. Just then, cop sirens are heard, and Debra walks up to Hannah and places her under arrest for the murder of Sal Price. Before she is taken away, Hannah quietly tells Dexter, "You should have killed me."
"Surprise, Motherfucker!"
Hannah in jail, awaiting trial
Dexter visits Hannah in jail and she admits to poisoning Debra. She said she did it because Debra tried to separate her from Dexter. He says that he had no choice but to turn her in because she might try to hurt Debra again. Although angry that Dexter chose his sister over her, she assures him that she won't reveal his secret when she goes to trial. Dexter and Hannah share a passionate kiss before Hannah bites Dexter's lip as a sort of revenge. She leaves him with, "Goodbye, Dexter."
Just before her arraignment, Hannah is confronted by Debra at the court house. Hannah plans to plead "not guilty" and tells Debra that she will confess her crimes when Debra confesses hers. Debra replies that her conscience is clean, to which Hannah reminds her that she is lieutenant of Miami Metro Homicide but still knows about Dexter's secret. Hannah asks Debra how she can bring her to justice, but not her brother. The judge charges Hannah with 1st Degree Murder with no right to bail.
In a staged encounter, Arlene slips Hannah a drug during an embrace, to which Hannah swallows on her way out of the courthouse. In the prisoner transport van, Hannah overdoses and is sent into a seizure. Going accordingly to her plan, Hannah is brought to the hospital where she manages to escape, while her nurses are gone. Once she is free, Hannah places a potted black orchid outside Dexter's apartment door as an ominous goodbye. She walks away with a determined look on her face.
"A Little Reflection"
Dexter and Debra are sharing a cup of coffee at her beach house and he informs her that he is taking on an apprentice. Debra suddenly becomes groggy and faints. When he attempts to help her, Dexter collapses as well. Just before he passes out, Hannah appears and asks him if he remembers her.
"Dress Code"
Dexter wakes up on the side of the road in an industrial area of Miami, and calls Debra to pick him up. When she arrives, Debra immediately deduces it was Hannah who came back to get revenge on them for turning her in. Dexter requests footage from the CCTV cameras on the light posts in the area where he woke up, and sees Hannah behind the wheel of a van, having moved him while he was unconscious. With the license plate number, he calls the van's rental agency to find out the driver's info. He's told that it was rented to a Maggie Castner, which turns out to be Hannah's new identity. Dexter finds the marina where Hannah is staying on a yacht, and spots her in the company of a man in a suit. He follows them to the exclusive Red Coral Club.
At first, Dexter is denied entrance to the club, but wealthy Zach Hamilton is able to get him inside. When Dexter spots Hannah, he tells Zach to keep an eye on the man with her and to warn him if he returns. Dexter confronts Hannah, who is now known as Maggie, and asks her why she drugged them. She warns him that he should leave before her husband, Miles Castner, returns. When Zach sees Miles walking toward Dexter and Hannah, he sends a text message. Dexter, however, ignores the warning and insists on getting an answer from Hannah as to why she returned to Miami. Miles approaches them and immediately tells Dexter that he knows all about him -- how he was Hannah's boyfriend, but betrayed her to the police.
The next day, Debra stops by Dexter's apartment and they talk about Hannah. Debra thinks that Dexter still loves Hannah, which he unconvincingly denies. Debra warns Dexter that getting back in touch with Hannah will only cause more trouble. Debra later talks to Evelyn Vogel about her concerns with Hannah's reappearance into Dexter's life.
Dexter meets Hannah at her old greenhouse to ask again why she is in Miami. She reluctantly confesses that she wanted Dexter to kill her husband, Miles, because he is possessive and controlling. Hannah says she can't do it herself because Miles' family views her as a gold digger, and it would raise suspicions and more investigation by the police. Hannah, however, says she has changed her mind for Dexter's sake. When Dexter attempts to kiss her, she backs off and walks away. Miles learns that Hannah and Dexter were together and sends three of his henchmen who brutally beat up Dexter outside of his apartment building. Dexter is concerned that Miles will also harm Hannah and hurries to the yacht.
On the yacht, Hannah says that she was only out buying dresses, but Miles knows she met Dexter at the greenhouse. Miles angrily accuses Hannah of wanting to return to Miami is to see her former boyfriend. He seizes Hannah and attempts to rape her. Dexter sneaks on the yacht to save Hannah from Miles, but it turns out she already killed him by stabbing him with his eyeglasses. Dexter instructs her on how they will cover up the murder, and when he promises that everything will be okay, she believes him. Together, they dump Miles' body into the ocean. When they return, she asks Dexter if this is the way he makes people disappear. While they are talking, Dexter receives a message about a crime scene at his apartment building. Before he departs, Hannah promises not to leave town before they talk again.
"Are We There Yet?"
Still angry about everything that has happened, Debra follows Dexter and Hannah to the Florida Keys and almost arrests Hannah. However, Hannah tells her that she truly loves Dexter, and Deb believes her. While there, Hannah and Deb meet Zach Hamilton, a budding serial killer. Dexter, Hannah, and Zach return to Miami together and are invited to dinner by Evelyn Vogel.
Since it's clear that Jacob Elway and the authorities are looking for her, Dexter obtains a new identity for Hannah so that she can flee the country. But, after they have sex in her hotel room, Dexter asks her to stay in Miami with him.
"Make Your Own Kind of Music"
Max Clayton, a U.S. Marshal, arrives in Miami to look for Hannah. Dexter drives Hannah to Arlene Shram's new house to pick up the money Hannah has been stashing way. Desperate to protect her, Dexter moves Hannah to Debra's beach house, to which Deb reluctantly agrees. Dexter misleads Clayton to buy them more time so that Hannah and Dexter can arrange to move to Argentina, where Hannah has always wanted to live. Before they can leave Miami, Dexter is determined to kill Oliver Saxon, Dr. Evelyn Vogel's psychopathic son. Meanwhile, Hannah stays at Deb's beach house, helping cook and babysit Harrison.
"Goodbye Miami"
Hannah encourages Dexter to kill Oliver Saxon so they can leave for Argentina. Debra arrives home to find Hannah, Dexter, and Harrison together. Dexter encourages Deb to join them, saying that she's family, too. Max Clayton shows up at Deb's beach house, nearly catching sight of Hannah.
Disobeying Hannah, Harrison plays on Deb's treadmill and is thrown off. He gashes his chin, requiring a trip to the clinic where a receptionist recognizes Hannah and calls it in. Clayton interviews the receptionist and and shows her a photo of Hannah.
"Monkey in a Box"
Because Hannah had signed in as Debra Morgan, claiming to be Harrison's mom, both Elway and Clayton question Deb, but she covers for Hannah. Debra insists that she does not know Hannah's whereabouts and that Dexter is not presently dating her. Hannah, moving to a hotel, expresses her gratefulness to Deb for protecting her.
"Remember the Monsters?"
As a hurricane approaches Miami, Hannah goes to the airport to wait for Dexter and Harrison. She hides in the ladies' room because is there, looking for her and blocking her exit. Dexter plants a suspicious-looking backpack near the seats and tells a flight attendant that Elway left it there, allowing the trio to escape Elway successfully.
Hannah and Harrison then board a bus to the Jacksonville airport, with Dexter planning to meet them later. Elway boards the bus as well, surprising Hannah. He tells Hannah that he will arrest her and turn Harrison over to CPS once they reach their destination. In the last few minutes of the trip, Hannah offers Elway a cup of tea from a thermos, which he scoffs at, assuming it is poisoned. However, she has used the thermos to cover her grabbing a needle filled with M99 tranquilizer, and stabs him in the leg with it. Hannah drinks the tea and tells Elway that he will wake up in Tallahassee, with a headache and feeling embarrassed. Hannah and Harrison change buses in Daytona and successfully fly out of Jacksonville. In a final phone call with Dexter who is on the Slice of Life, Hannah expresses her happiness. When they hang up, Dexter throws his phone overboard, buries Debra at sea, and heads toward the storm.
Later, in Argentina, Hannah reads an article about Dexter's disappearance, in which he is presumed to be dead. She wipes away tears to hide them from Harrison and asks him if he wants to get ice cream. The two walk away down an Argentinian street, apparently to start a new life together as mother and son.
Elway remains the only living person (apart from Hannah and Dexter) who knows that Harrison is with Hannah.
"She is everything that is wrong with our lives. She is a vortex. She is a black hole. She sucks everything into her being, leaving nothing behind." -Debra to Dexter, about Hannah ("Dress Code")
"Do what you gotta do." (" Do the wrong thing")
Linda Johnson - Stabbed to death while accompanying Wayne Randall on his killing spree
Hael Baker - Poisoned with rat poison when he molested her and Arlene Shram (a witness to the murder)
Jake Kirkwood - Hannah's first husband whom she poisoned with Aconite when he threatened to leave her if she didn't have an abortion
Beverly Grey - Poisoned with Aconite to inherit her flower shop and put her out of her misery
Sal Price - Poisoned his pen with Aconite when he started digging into her past and threatened to expose her
Jurg Yeliashkevych - Bashed over the head with a blender, then a lamp, to protect herself while being held hostage
Miles Castner - Hannah's second husband whom she stabbed to death in self-defense with his own eyeglasses when he tried to rape her
Attempted Victim
Debra Morgan - Poisoned her with own medication to make it look like an overdose when she threatened her and her relationship with Dexter
Attempted to Kill Hannah
Debra Morgan (she asked Dexter to kill Hannah, but he refused)
Jurg Yeliashkevych
Arlene Shram
Bailiff Uslander
Beverly Grey
Debra's Beach House
Hael Baker
Hannah McKay's Attorney
Hannah McKay's House
Harrison Morgan
Hurricane Laura
Jake Kirkwood
Lori Kirkwood
Miles Castner
Red Coral Club
Reverie (yacht)
Sal Price
Santa's Holiday Adventure
Wayne Randall
Hannah is a unique case in Dexter's sexual encounters as she was initially an intended victim whom he cut free, engaging in sex on the table she was meant to be killed on.
She is also the only attempted victim that Dexter has slept with, as Lila West was a love interest prior to being killed by him, and he never attempted to kill Lumen Pierce (though the thought crossed his mind to let her die since it was risky to save her).
Hannah has the highest number of kills of any female character in the series.
Hannah's name resembles the Japanese word for flower, hana (花), which is fitting since she grows flowers..
Young Hannah and Wayne, arrest report
Dexter takes DNA swab
DNA swab
Dexter accuses Hannah of being a liar
Dexter hesitates to kill Hannah
Hannah displays her fear of water
Clint McKay brings doll house
At dinner with Dexter and her father
Hannah's wrecked greenhouse
Sal Price interviews Hannah
Hannah in hospital after being captured
Christmas Eve at Dexter's Apartment
Hannah's gift to Dexter
The parting when Hannah is arrested
Hannah to Dexter, "You should have killed me."
Hannah talks to Debra on way to court
Hannah tells Dexter she is married to Miles Castner
Miles, after being killed by Hannah
Debra tracks Hannah and Dexter to the Keys
Hannah, Dexter, and Zach Hamilton return from the Keys
Dexter not ready to leave yet
U.S. Marshall's file
Hannah vs Maggie passports
Hannah hides out at Deb's House
Jacob Elway on same bus as Hannah and Harrison
Hannah reads of Dexter's death
Hannah and Harrison in Argentina
↑ Episode 807: Dress Code, while Debra is looking up info on Hannah


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import static com.codingchili.core.protocol.RoleMap.USER;

public class UserCopyRole implements RoleType {

    @Override
    public String getName() {
        return RoleMap.get(USER).getName() + ".copy";
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Universities should be exempt from a new counter-terror duty that could seriously restrict academic freedom of speech, MPs and peers have told the home secretary, Theresa May.
The warning from parliament's joint human rights committee comes before the second reading on Tuesday in the House of Lords of May's counter-terrorism and security bill, which includes powers that could require colleges to ban extremist speakers from campuses.
A Home Office consultation paper issued just before Christmas says universities "must take seriously their responsibility to exclude those promoting extremist views that support or are conducive to terrorism".
It says university staff will be expected to refer students at risk of being drawn into terrorism to external anti-radicalisation programmes and to challenge extremist ideas, including non-violent extremism, that can be used to justify terrorism.
The scrutiny report by the cross-party committee says extra safeguards to "protect fundamental liberties" are still needed in the bill, which is designed to tackle the threat of suspected British jihadis travelling to and returning from fighting in Syria and Iraq.
Home Office ministers have already indicated that they will include some form of judicial oversight of the home secretary's new power to issue temporary exclusion orders designed to facilitate the "managed return" of those who are "believed to have engaged" in terrorism abroad.
But ministers have yet to spell out how the concession will work. David Anderson QC, the official terror laws watchdog, has proposed there should be a prior permission court hearing where only "obviously flawed" applications could be refused followed by a shorter and simpler review procedure after the orders have been imposed.
The MPs and peers on the joint human rights committee however go further and say the power to exclude a UK national for up to two years contains "a very real risk that the human rights of UK nationals will be violated".
They suggest that a process of '"managed return" could be better achieved by requiring returning UK nationals who are suspects to provide their travel plans in advance on pain of a criminal penalty if they fail to do so.
But the MPs and peers also express alarm at the proposed extension of the Prevent counter-radicalisation strategy that would see a new duty placed on universities, schools, local authorities and others to "prevent people from being drawn into terrorism".
Institutions that repeatedly fail to do this face the possibility of a ministerial direction enforced by a court order.
The committee said it was concerned about the implications for freedom of expression and academic freedom.
"Lack of legal certainty over the definitions of terms such as 'extremism' referred to in the draft guidance on the use of the power means that universities will not know with sufficient certainty whether they risk being found in breach of the new duty," it said.
This legal uncertainty will have a "seriously inhibiting effect on bona fide academic debate" in universities.
The MPs and peers say universities should be removed from the list of authorities that the new duty will cover.
The Home Office said most universities already had a clear understanding of their Prevent-related responsibilities, including the need to ensure and promote freedom of speech while having due regard for the welfare of students, staff and visitors.
"Institutions already demonstrate some good practice in these areas. We do not envisage the new duty creating large new burdens on institutions and intend it to be implemented in a proportionate and risk-based way," officials say in the draft guidance.


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#include "cocos2d.h"
#include "FairyGUI.h"

USING_NS_FGUI;

class JoystickModule : public UIEventDispatcher
{
public:
    static const int MOVE = 100;
    static const int END = 101;

    static JoystickModule* create(GComponent* mainView);

private:
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    void onTouchBegin(EventContext* context);
    void onTouchMove(EventContext* context);
    void onTouchEnd(EventContext* context);

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    float _startStageX;
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    float _lastStageY;
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    GButton* _button;
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#endif


Stratis is showing strong upwards volatility and has been peaking near all time highs. Stratis is up 20.22% in 24 hours, up 4.19% on the week and up 29.26% on the month on a last price of 0.00067199 or about $11.16.
Stratis is showing strong upwards volatility and has been peaking near all time highs. Stratis is up 20.22% in 24 hours, up 4.19% on the week and up 29.26% on the month on a last price of 0.00067199 BTC or about $11.16. The Stratis marketcap is $1,101,009,464 with a circulating supply of 98,656,762 $STRAT. $STRAT/BTC is trading between a 24hr high of 0.00068188 BTC ($11.34) and a 24hr low of 0.00053900 ($8.96) on a 24hr Bittrex volume of 2,290 BTC. In light to moderate volume trading the weekly trend is mixed.
The 24 hour volume for $STRAT/BTC on Bittrex is 2,290 BTC. This volume weight is light to moderate when compared with Bittrex daily trading levels for $STRAT over the last month.
The total 24 hour volume for all reporting $STRAT markets is 3,497 BTC.
The Bittrex currency pair $STRAT/BTC is 65.48% of all $STRAT traded in twenty-four hours. After Bittrex, Binance and Poloniex are second and third respectively in daily market share. Together these three exchanges control over ninety-five percent (95%) of the $STRAT market.
$STRAT last reached an all time high of about $10.90 on June 06 2017.
The peaks we have witnessed this week demonstrate exceptional volatility. Today the price has capped out at $11.50 so far. Yesterday the 24 hour high was about $10.33. Looking back as recently as December 06 the price capped out at about $13.48 and a day later at $11.77. While the price conversion methodology in these numbers leaves some room for play, overall the main point remains that $STRAT has remained extremely volatile over a sustained short term period in six of the last seven days.
Four of the last seven days trading have ended in red candles on the One Day Candles chart. While the price today is currently bouyant, the mixed trading seen this week suggest that for day traders caution could be prudent.
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Stratis is showing strong upwards volatility and has been peaking near all time highs. Stratis is up 20.22% in 24 hours, up 4.19% on the week and up 29.26% on the month on a last price of 0.00067199 BTC or about $11.16. The Stratis marketcap is $1,101,009,464 with a circulating supply of 98,656,762 $STRAT. $STRAT/BTC saw weekly resistance at 0.00079944 BTC ($13.28) and weekly support at 0.00043001 ($7.14). Market sentiment is neutral because of the four red daily candles this week. The weekly trend is mixed in light to moderate volume trading.
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Wicked Good Travel Tips / Travel Syles / Adventure Vacations / Exotic Honeymoon Destinations in the Himalaya Mountains
Exotic Honeymoon Destinations in the Himalaya Mountains
Top Exotic Honeymoon Destinations in the Indian Himalayas
Give your married life a beautiful beginning by honeymooning in the enrapturing Himalaya Mountains in India. The best honeymoon destinations of the Himalayas are located in the states of Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Sikkim & West Bengal. These exotic far-flung places boast not only stunning sights, but romantic ambience as well. A starry sky, a carefree breeze, a crackling bonfire and enchanting views all around would make you want to never leave.
Gangtok, Sikkim
The capital city of Sikkim, Gangtok is formed of rugged mountains, verdant valleys, racing rivers, lovely lakes and few monasteries. Needless to say, Gangtok is a geographical gem, which also happens to be one of the least populated cities of India, making it a just right secluded honeymoon destination.
When to Go: Between March and May is the best time to visit, as the landscape is blessed with clear skies and the spring flowers are in full bloom.
Where to Stay: For Budget Travelers – The Nettle & Fern Hotel, For Luxury Travelers – Mayfair Spa Resort & Casino
What to Do: Watch a spectacular sunrise from Dzongri Top, which can be reached by means of trekking. Bathe in the waters of the Yumthang Hot Spring, which can be visited by walking a 100 yards across a bridge on the Lachung river. Do not forget to say a prayer at the Pemayangtse Monastery, which is the starting point of the Dzongri Trek, so you can just drive up there in a local taxi. Play in the snow at Nathula Pass, which you can visit by reserving a vehicle.
Darjeeling, West Bengal
Surrounded by mesmerizing tea plantations and guarded by the majestic Khangchendzonga Mountain Range, Darjeeling still retains much of its colonial charm. Take a trip to the vantage points that promise you exceptional views of the snow-laden Kanchenjunga. Most of the tourists here spend their time exploring the many Buddhist monasteries, tea estates, art galleries and age-old churches.
When to Go: Between the months of October and March is the best time to visit. There's a slight nip in the air, which makes it ideal to explore the city. It is advisable to avoid visiting in the monsoon months.
Where to Stay: For Budget Travelers – North Point Hotel, For Luxury Travelers – The Elgin, For a home-like stay – Happy Valley Homestay
What to Do: Embark on a Toy Train Ride that takes you through t
he lush forests surrounding the city and to Batasia Loop, the most splendid stop along the way. Spot the exotic Red Pandas at the Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park on a lazy afternoon. Take a cable car ride (India's first Passenger Ropeway) to enjoy the extraordinary views of rolling tea gardens, waterfalls and the rivers Raman and Ranjeet below. When in Darjeeling, do not miss out on a day-trip to the picturesque Kalimpong (50 km away) and to Mirik Lake (61 km away).
Shimla, Himachal Pradesh
Undoubtedly this is the most visited hill station in the Indian Himalayas. Shimla is most unique owing to its dramatic stepped layout. The famous Ridge with its old-world lamp posts add a greater grandeur to the township. Shimla is dotted with historic churches, specialty markets and a few temples and I recommend you spend time exploring these places.
When to Go: March to June are the ideal months to visit Shimla if you want to escape the sultry summer heat of the plains. These months are also ideal for partaking in adventure activities like trekking, paragliding and camping. Monsoon months must be avoided, as landslides are quite frequent in the area. If you want to witness snow showers, visit in January.
Where to Stay: For Budget Travelers – Rock Heaven Hotel, For Luxury Travelers – The Oberoi Wildflower
What to Do: Enjoy an evening walk along the Ridge and wander around the winding streets of Mall Road, where there are no honking cars on the roads as traffic is banned from the centre of the town. Experience the pleasures of camping in the wilderness at Shoghi, only 15 km away from town centre. Watch a concert or walk through an exhibition at the newly-restored Gaiety Theatre or visit Gorton Castle (which was previously the British government's Secretariat). Take a day trip to Kufri to partake in adventure-inducing winter sports like skiing and ice skating.
You should also book a ride on the Toy Train in Shimla. This is different to the one in Darjeeling, in fact, Shimla and Darjeeling have an incredible history of train travel. The Kalka-Shimla Toy Train, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is counted as one of the most beautiful rail routes of India. It traverses through misty mountains and lofty pines via 800 tunnels and offers some of the most enchanting views of the valley.
Gulmarg, Jammu & Kashmir
Blessed with nature's bounty, Gulmarg is a slice of heaven in the surreal state of Kashmir. Gulmarg's wondrous wooded trails, magnificent views of the Apharwat, and salubrious setting make it all the more appealing to newly-weds.
When to Go: The months between April and June are ideal to enjoy pleasant weather, go horseback riding and trekking. If you wish to enjoy snowfall and indulge in skiing on the mountain slopes, then you should visit between the months of December and March.
Where to Stay: For Budget Travelers – Hotel Hilltop, For Luxury Travelers – The Khyber Himalayan Resort & Spa
What to Do: Take a Gondola ride up to Kongdori (height: 2600 m) and then to Apharwat Peak (height: 3747 m). On days with clear skies, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the Nanga Parbat. Try your hand at the game of Golf at the world's second highest golf course. If you are visiting in the winter months, you can learn to ski on the steep slopes of Gulmarg. Spend a day at Apharwat Lake, only 13 km away from Gulmarg. The lake remains frozen in the winter up till the month of May. Go tea-picking on the terraced plantations. You can also sample the exotic Kashmiri ''Kahwa'' or ''sheer chai''.
These are 4 of the most amazing honeymoon destinations in Indian Himalayas. A visit here is sure to deliver spectacular views and memories to last a lifetime. If you have any questions, feel free to drop a comment. I'll be more than happy to answer your questions.
About The Author: Varun is a travel enthusiast who loves to visit new places & learn about different cultures. He is currently employed as a travel writer in an Indian travel company.
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Q: Unix timestamp question, different times I am working with Unix timestamps, but I get a different time on my Android phone and my computer than the time given on http://www.unixtimestamp.com/index.php
The time difference is one hour (give or take a few seconds probably, didn't ever design an extremely accurate test).
I thought that the Unix time was the same everywhere on earth (or perhaps the universe, but that brings up questions of frames of reference and velocities that I don't even want to think about).
Basically my question is, what is going on here?  I get the time on the Android device using Date date = new Date(); long now = date.getTime(); (I account for this having milliseconds btw) and I connect through putty to a linux server and the time is the same (obtained by date +%s).  It's just the website that disagrees on the time, and since I don't know too too much about Unix timestamps and the site looks legit I wonder how this happened.
ps. I live in Saskatchewan, which doesn't observe daylight savings, but I don't see how that would really factor in.  Does the website read the time from my computer maybe?
pps.  sorry for rambling

A: That web site displays the wrong time.

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