It is with much excitement and anticipation that we will be gathering together next Sunday evening as Pink Confetti makes its first (and very possibly last!) appearance on television as part of the UK Wedding Show programme!
Although (understandably?) nervous as to how we'll appear on TV it has been an interesting experience working with the fantastic presenters and production team at Lancashire One.
The UK Wedding TV Show follows The UK Wedding Show events up and down the country and the pilot programme was aired in October last year. In November, we were contacted by one of the researchers from Lancashire One who was speaking to exhibitors scheduled to attend the East Midlands Show at Ricoh Stadium this January (see Happy 2013!).
During a chat with their lovely researcher, Dolores, I mentioned that our desire is to make every visit to Pink Confetti a memory to treasure and that we had been short listed as Regional Finalist by The Wedding Industry Awards. I also discussed our passion for supporting UK Design – in particular the relationship we have with our most local designer Nicola Anne and the fact that her dresses are made in the UK, by hand, in her workshop just down the road!
This obviously struck a chord as a couple of weeks later we were sitting in the shop with producer, Mike & Jonny, the presenter from Lancashire One, discussing ideas for their forthcoming programme. As well as what we'd discussed with Dolores they also loved the idea of our 'Finishing Touches' events and how we are using informal networks with other wedding suppliers to support one another in developing business.
A date was arranged for filming and then the panic set in! – What to wear? How to loose a stone in 2 days (especially after Christmas)? Should we book in for hair and make up?
On the day, with a heightened sense of anxiety, we met Mike and Jonny plus presenter, Emma, at the shop and it was the start of a long, exhausting but fantastic day!
Emma and Jonny – starring in the pilot programme!
Having never been filmed before it was a whole new experience and I can certainly understand why it takes so long to make a movie! Altogether they filmed for about 6 hours and I believe that the finished piece is about 5-6 minutes long!
As well as being interviewed (do I really sound like that?) and some filming of the team in action at the shop we also filmed at Nicola Anne's studio. To add continuity to the finished article they also filmed me driving to Nicola's – it's very disconcerting driving along with a camera up your nose and you get some very strange looks at traffic lights!
We also had to create an impromptu 'Finishing Touches' event in the evening for this to be included in the programme – our thanks to our lovely brides – Amy, Georgie & Katy – who turned up at short notice and were willing guinea pigs for our trial event. If this evening was anything to go by these events are going to be a great success! In fact the first two events are now fully booked – see our Website or Face Book Events Page for more details and dates of future events.
On reflection of the day, although very nervous at the beginning, the Lancashire One team were brilliant at putting us all at ease. It was a long, intense day and everyone worked incredibly hard – hopefully the end result will be worth it!
Pink Confetti's debut performance will be aired on Sunday 27th January 2013 at 6.30pm on the Showcase Channel – Sky 191 and Freesat 400.
As to whether the next stop is Hollywood, I don't think so! – but hope you enjoy the show!


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The place for all your Episode 3 release date discussion needs!
We'll update the OP here when there's new info to share.
I look forward to Episode 3, but I hope it's a little more polished and expeditious.
I also hope to see more of Detective Brannigan!
Oh I get it. At first I thought "Well, why even make this post if there is no info?"
I can't wait for episode 3, such a generic statement, but it's true. Hopefully it'll be a bit more fleshed out than the previous one, but either way both episodes have been fantastic so far.
OK, but only if I get to make the Episode 4 one. It's my turn next, gosh darn it!
Don't get me wrong, the slice of cake was amazing, but we are still hungry dammit!
You could always stick your finger down your throat and eat that piece of cake again.....A.K.A play the episode again.
Hopefully this is the episode that breaks the 2 hour mark.
I'm not sure if it does! Comes close though!
Because I've noticed you guys changed pictrue for Episode 3. Before there was that girly cop spying on Bigby, Well now there's Bigby chasing what looks like Crane's vehicle but god knows whos driving it. I already knew that Episode 2 will have some epic twist about Crane as soon as I checked the pictrue , and then when Crane picked you up at the police station I just knew those were the exact same cars.
Is there a current deadline for when the entire season should be released? E.g.: no later than Summer 2014.
You don't want THAT many notifications in your feed.
Until you finish every last crumb... and you're still hungry.
Not worth it, I tell ya!
1-Faster than before, I mean I don't want to wait more than 2 months.
2-Longer episode. Episode 2 was really short.
Loved it. Good job. If Snow is going to be in all episodes, PLEASE give the poor girl a Personality. Hope the waiting time and updates are handled a little bit better for episode 3.
I thought I might share this. It reminds me of Bigby (a lot).
Looking forward to episode 3! More than any other Telltale game, anyways.
Hoping that the next episode doesn't get delayed.
According to the season's Steam page, the episodes will release periodically until summer 2014.
Summer ends on the 21st of September astronomically (which is the system the United States follows, which is where Telltale is located). If everything goes according to schedule (and, it should, since that gives a little more than 2 months each for each remaining episode), the season will conclude by that date, at most.
No,really.I am just PUMPED for the next episode.Don't mind the haters,TellTale!The episode was great and i'm sure the next will be even better!I can't believe i have to wait so much until the next one.But i'm also happy,because i have The Walking Dead.And then again...I'm sad,because i know that both will end so fast .I don't know how to enjoy them even more.I hope you guys will make a new season for both series!
"We'll update the OP here when there's new info to share".
They have to make a trailer with either of these in the background (possibly the episodic finale)! I don't care how much it costs for music rights! Telltale I hope you're listening.
Telltale should make the next episode longer... and why is the Episode 2 preview not connected to Episode 2?
I'm guessing if all goes according to plan we'll see Walking Dead in early march and then the next Wolf episode in early to mid April.
Really keen to see what happens next! Hopefully that mystery guy from episode 1 shows up again soon.
I'm expecting/hoping for TWD before the end of Feb. with TWAU sometime in march.


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Philippine Supreme Court Jurisprudence > Year 2003 > April 2003 Decisions > A.M. No. MTJ-02-1436 April 3, 2003 - JAIME C. TARAN v. JOSE S. JACINTO:
[A.M. No. MTJ-02-1436. April 3, 2003.]
JAIME C. TARAN, Complainant, v. JUDGE JOSE S. JACINTO, JR., Respondent.
D E C I S I O N
SANDOVAL-GUTIERREZ, J.:
In a sworn letter complaint 1 dated May 15, 2000 addressed to the Court Administrator, Jaime C. Taran charged Judge Jose S. Jacinto, Jr., Acting Presiding Judge of the Municipal Circuit Trial Court (MCTC) of Lubang-Looc, Occidental Mindoro, with gross ignorance of the law and violation of human rights.chanrob1es virtua1 law library
Complainant alleged that he is the father of Eugene Taran, one of the accused in Criminal Case No. 2641, "People of the Philippines v. Dennis Villaluz and Eugene Taran," for direct assault upon a person in authority, pending before the sala of respondent judge. Even without the required Certification to File Action from the Barangay Chairman of Bagong Sikat, Lubong, Occidental Mindoro, respondent judge gave due course to the complaint and conducted the preliminary examination without notice to the accused. On April 4, 2000, respondent issued an alias warrant of arrest against the accused without giving him prior opportunity to file a counter-affidavit. Moreover, respondent refused to accept surety bond and demanded money from litigants. When the accused posted a cash bail for his provisional liberty, no official receipt was issued to him.
Complainant further alleged that respondent judge when outside the court, issues orders and subpoenas by phone which were then reduced in writing by his personnel. Then they would stamp thereon "original signed." In fact, the order directing the release of the accused dated April 14, 2000 bears "original signed" although respondent was not in court that day.
In his comment, 2 respondent judge explained that the Certification To File Action issued by the Barangay Chairman of Bagong Sikat, Lubang Occidental Mindoro was attached to the complaint in Criminal Case No. 2641. Also, his Clerk of Court issued the corresponding receipt to accused Eugene Taran when he posted the cash bail and attached it to the records of the case.
Respondent claimed that as a judge-designate at the MCTC, Lubang-Looc, Occidental Mindoro, he holds office there only every third week of each month. Thus, he instructed the Clerk of Court and other court personnel to inform him promptly of any pleading or motion requiring immediate action to enable him to act thereon expeditiously by dictating his order over the phone. With such procedure, he was able to administer justice speedily. In fact, the order for the release of accused Taran was by telephone.
According to respondent, he has served the government for fifteen (15) years and has maintained an unblemished reputation, performing his duties efficiently and with utmost dedication.
On April 1, 2002, Court Administrator Presbitero J. Velasco, Jr. filed his Report, recommending that this case be re-docketed as an administrative matter and that respondent judge be held liable for failure to supervise his personnel closely and for issuing orders relayed over the telephone; that a fine of P5,000.00 be imposed upon him with a warning that a repetition of the same or similar offense shall be dealt with more severely. His findings read as follows:jgc:chanrobles.com.ph
"Documentary evidence show that the complaint filed in court was supported by a barangay certification to file action, and that the accused's payment of the required cash bond was properly receipted. The original copies of the receipts were retained by the court and were attached to the case record. No explanation was offered why the originals of the receipts were not released to the payor.
"In Circular No. 26-97 issued on May 5, 1997, the Court Administrator directed Judges and Clerks of Courts to comply with the provisions of Sections 61 (Kinds of accountable forms) and 113 (Issuance of official receipt), Article VI of the Auditing and Accounting Manual for the purpose of eradicating the practice of some clerks of court of retaining the original copy of the official receipt issued in acknowledgment of payment for file with the record of the case instead of issuing the same to the payor. On the basis of the said Circular; the official receipts should have been released to the payor as demanded by the complainant. It was incumbent upon respondent Jacinto as presiding judge designate of the MCTC of Lubang-Looc, Mindoro Occidental, to supervise properly court personnel to ensure that they comply with the provisions of issuances of the Supreme Court and the Office of the Court Administrator on general administration and court management.
"The complainant's contention that the conduct of the preliminary examination and the issuance of the warrant of arrest were procedurally defective since they were done without the knowledge of the accused and therefore deprived the latter of the right to due process has no leg to stand on. Preliminary examination is not an essential part of due process of law and may be conducted by the municipal judge prior to the issuance of the warrant of arrest, either in the presence or in the absence of the accused (Luna v. Plaza, 26 SCRA 310). Perusal of the records show that prior to the issuance of the warrant of arrest, respondent Jacinto conducted a personal examination of the complainant and his witness under oath and such examination was reduced to writing in the form of searching questions and answers. Moreover, there is no right to preliminary investigation in cases triable by the inferior courts.
"The complainant's allegation that respondent Jacinto did not investigate the background of the case has no merit. As herein discussed, a preliminary examination was conducted by respondent Jacinto.
"Respondent Jacinto had no hand in the service of the arrest warrant Law enforcement agents effected the same. The complainant's allegations that irregularities attended the service of the warrant and that the same were attributable to the respondent proceed from mere conjecture and have no basis in fact.
"On the matter of bail, Rule 114 (Bail) of the 1985 Rules of Criminal Procedure and the 1996 Bail Bond Guide for the National Prosecution Service issued by the Department of Justice prescribes the guidelines on bail. Whether or not bail imposed is reasonable or excessive would depend on the circumstances obtaining in the particular case, taking into consideration the standards and criteria particularly mentioned in the 1996 Bail Bond Guide. One cannot therefore say outright that the bond fixed by the judge is unreasonable or excessive.
"The averments that the court refuses to accept property and surety bond and that respondent Jacinto demands money from party litigants are both bereft of sufficient proof. The complainant has not submitted any evidence to substantiate his allegations. Indeed, although in administrative proceedings, the quantum of proof necessary for a finding of guilt is only substantial evidence (Office of the Court Administrator v. Sumilang, 271 SCRA 316), there must be convincing proof apart from bare allegations before any member of the judiciary could be faulted. As in all administrative proceedings, the burden of proof that the respondent committed the acts complained of rests on the complainant. Failing in this, this particular accusation must be dismissed (Areola v. Judge Peig, Jr., RTJ-98-1398, 24 February 1998).
"Finally, we find respondent's practice of issuing orders over the telephone irregular. Undoubtedly, the respondent has good intentions. The MCTC of Lubang-Looc is in a remote island and respondent Jacinto, as Judge-designate thereat, can hold office at the said court only every third week of the month, for he also has to attend to court matters in his regular sala. Nonetheless, respondent's practice still cannot be condoned.
"MCTCs are already courts of record. They are bound to keep a record of their proceedings which must appear in writing. Orders of these courts must be reduced to writing, signed by the judge issuing such orders and then filed with the clerk of court. Even if the order relayed through telephone should be reduced to writing, the same could not be considered as having been officially rendered by the court, for the same has not been signed by the judge. Respondent Jacinto should refrain from such practice.
"All told, respondent Jacinto cannot be held liable for gross ignorance of the law or procedure and violation of human rights. However, he can be declared culpable for lapses in supervision of the court employees, resulting in non-compliance with the provisions of Circular No. 26-97, and for issuing irregularly orders through the telephone.
"Incidentally, respondent Jacinto has been designated by the Court as the Acting Presiding Judge of the Metropolitan Trial Court (Branch 78) at Parañaque City effective 27 March 2001 (Administrative Order No. 30-2001)." 3
We agree with the findings of Court Administrator Velasco.
Supreme Court Circular No. 26-97 dated May 5, 1997 provides:jgc:chanrobles.com.ph
"TO:	ALL JUDGES AND CLERKS OF COURTS OF REGIONAL TRIAL COURTS, SHARI'A DISTRICT COURTS, METROPOLITAN TRIAL COURTS, MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURT IN CITIES, MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURTS, MUNICIPAL CIRCUIT TRIAL COURTS, SHARI'A CIRCUIT COURTS
SUBJECT:	LEGAL FEES FORM FOR LOWER COURTS
To eradicate the practice of some clerks of court of retaining the original copy of the official receipt issued in acknowledgment of payment for file with the records of the case instead of issuing the same to payor, JUDGES and CLERKS OF COURT are hereby DIRECTED TO:chanrob1es virtual 1aw library
1)	Compel their collecting officials to strictly comply with the provisions of the AUDITING AND ACCOUNTING MANUAL, Art. VI, Secs. 61 and 113, to wit:chanrob1es virtual 1aw library
ARTICLE VI — Accountable Forms
Sec. 61.	Kinds of Accountable forms —
(a)	Official Receipts — For proper accounting and control of collections, collecting officers shall promptly issue official receipts for all monies received by them. These receipts may be in the form of stamps or officially numbered receipts . . . .
Sec. 113.	Issuance of official receipt — For proper accounting and control of revenues, no payment of any nature shall be received by a collecting officer without immediately issuing an official receipt in acknowledgment thereof. This receipt may be in the form of stamps . . . or officially numbered receipts, subject to proper custody and accountability.
2)	Cause the attachment of the Legal Fees Form for lower courts (Annex "A"), which is to be provided by the Property Division of the Office of the Court Administrator, to the record of the case in lieu of the official receipt.
Non-compliance with this CIRCULAR shall be dealt with administrative sanctions." (emphases supplied)
As can be gleaned from the above Circular, Judges are required, among others, to compel their collecting officials, such as their Clerks of Court, to promptly issue official receipts for all monies received by them. It is the duty of the Clerks of Court, the custodians of court funds and revenues, 4 to issue receipts for all monies collected by them and deposit them promptly with the authorized government depository bank. 5 On the part of the Judges, it is their duty to see to it that these functions are performed faithfully and well by their Clerks of Court.
Here, the Clerk of Court did not issue the receipt for the payment of the cash bond posted by the accused. Instead, the original receipt was attached to the records of Criminal Case No. 2641. Respondent should have instructed the Clerk of Court to comply with Circular No. 26-97 quoted above. As aptly stated by Court Administrator Velasco in his Report, "respondent judge can be declared culpable for lapses in supervision of the court employees, resulting in non-compliance with the provisions of Circular No. 26-97."cralaw virtua1aw library
On the charge that respondent issued orders by telephone, he should have known that Municipal Circuit Trial Courts are courts of record and that, therefore, their proceedings must be in writing. Also, he should have complied with Section 1, Rule 36 of the 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure, as amended, quoted as follows:jgc:chanrobles.com.ph
"SECTION 1.	Rendition of judgments and final orders. — A judgment or final order determining the merits of the case shall be in writing personally and directly prepared by the judge, stating clearly and distinctly the facts and the law on which it is based, signed by him, and filed with the clerk of court. (1a)"
In Echaus v. Court of Appeals, 6 we held:jgc:chanrobles.com.ph
"Time-honored and of constant observance is the principle that no judgment or order, whether final or interlocutory, has juridical existence until and unless it is set down in writing, signed, and promulgated, i.e., delivered by the Judge to the Clerk of Court for filing, release to the parties and implementation (Sec. 6, Rule 120 of the Revised Rules of Court; cf., Qua v. Republic, 122 Phil. 1083), and that indeed, even after promulgation, it does not bind the parties until and unless notice thereof is duly served on them by any modes prescribed by law (Secs. 3, 5, 7, Rule 13 of the Revised Rules of Court). This is so even if the order or judgment has in fact been orally pronounced in the presence of the parties, or a draft thereof drawn up and signed and/or copy thereof somehow read or acquired by any party (Sec. 2, Rule 15 of the Revised Rules of Court). . . . ."cralaw virtua1aw library
We thus find that respondent judge violated this Court Circular No. 26-97 dated May 5, 1997 by failing to compel his Clerk of Court to issue official receipts for all monies received by him, specifically for the cash bail posted by the accused in Criminal Case No. 2641; and Section 1, Rule 36 on the rendition of orders.
It bears stressing that a judge should always be imbued with high sense of duty and responsibility in the discharge of his obligation to promptly administer justice. 7 As an officer of the court, he is duty-bound to use reasonable skill and diligence in the performance of his duties. 8 He should have adhered to the highest standards of public accountability lest his action erode the public faith in the judiciary. Indeed, he has fallen short of this standard.
Section 7, Rule 140 of the Revised Rules of Court, as amended, classifies administrative charges as serious, less serious, or light. Under Section 9 (4), violation of Supreme Court rules, directives and circulars is categorized as a less serious offense punishable, under Section 11 (B), by: a) suspension from office without salary and other benefits for not less than one (1) nor more than three (3) months; or b) a fine of more than P10,000.00 but not exceeding P20,000.00.
WHEREFORE, this Court finds respondent Judge Jose S. Jacinto GUILTY of violation of Circular No. 26-97 and Section 6, Rule 120 of the Revised Rules of Court and is hereby FINED in the sum of P11,000.00 and warned that a repetition of the same or similar act will be dealt with more severely.chanrob1es virtua1 1aw 1ibrary
Let a copy of this Decision be attached to his records with this Court.
Puno, Panganiban, Corona and Carpio-Morales, JJ., concur.
1.	Rollo at 1–6.
2.	Id. at 35–38.
3.	Id. at 108–111.
4.	Office of the Court Administrator v. Lucio, P-96-1206, 11 June 1996, 257 SCRA 287.
5.	Report on the Financial Audit in RTC, General Santos City and the RTC and MTC of Polomolok, South Cotabato, A.M. No. 96-1-25-RTC, 8 March 2000, 327 SCRA 414.
6.	G.R. No. 57343, 23 July 1990, 187 SCRA 672.
7.	Amion v. Chiongson, A.M. No. RTJ-97-1371, 22 January 1999, 301 SCRA 614.
8.	De Castro v. Santos, A.M. No. P-90-474, 19 June 1991, 198 SCRA 245.

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Police: We didn't want to 'escalate tensions' and risk injuries during last weekend's protest
Portland police respond after video of a confrontation between protesters and a driver goes viral nationwide.
Author: KGW Staff
Published: 7:41 AM PDT October 12, 2018
Updated: 12:48 PM PDT October 12, 2018
PORTLAND, Ore. — During a protest that led to a showdown last week between a driver and demonstrators, Portland Police Chief Danielle Outlaw said the bureau didn't want to escalate tensions that could have lead to injuries.
Dozens of people gathered for a march in the area of Southwest 4th Avenue and Madison Street last Saturday, to protest the deadly police shooting of 27-year-old Patrick Kimmons.
Videos posted to social media showed the marchers eventually stopping traffic, while some directed traffic themselves.
On a video captured by Brandon Farley, the driver of a Lexus sedan is seen turning right and hitting one protester who was pushing back on his car. The group then chased after him and some pounded the car with batons. The driver briefly stepped outside, then got back in and drove off.
The driver filed a police report claiming protesters did around $3,000 in damage to his car. Portland police officers were on scene, but didn't intervene.
Driver claims group damaged his car during protest of Portland police shooting
Videos of the incident quickly gained steam online, and the actions of Portland police -- or lack thereof -- have been discussed at length on a national scale following a segment on Fox News.
In response, police say "the most critical factor ... we take into consideration is whether or not a police response would escalate or de-escalate tension. Escalation can lead to community members and officers getting injured, or worse."
Chief Outlaw added there's no "cookie-cutter response" to these kinds of events.
"The complexity of each demonstration/protest is different and requires thoughtful decision-making," Outlaw said in a statement Thursday. "We will continue to review the most appropriate course of action and proper balance in our responses for these dynamic events."
Mayor Ted Wheeler on Friday addressed the response to the protest.
"This is the story Goldie Locks and the two bears. The porridge is either too hot or too cold. At any given moment in this city the police are being criticized for being too heavy handed and intervening too quickly, or they're being criticized for being too standoffish and not intervening quickly enough," Wheeler said.
"I support the decision of the Portland Police Bureau not to intervene at that time. They're law enforcement professionals who have to weigh complex legal issues complex safety issues not only for the people on the streets but for themselves."


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Q: RichTextBox specific colors per few characters / lines C# I have richTextBox1, and here is the contents:
line one from my textbox is this, and i want this to be normal, arial, 8 point non-bold font
line two, i want everything after the | to be bolded... | this is bold
line three: everything in brackets i (want) to be the color (Red)
line 4 is "this line is going to be /slanted/ or with italics
and so on, basically if I know how to do what I mentioned above, I'll know everything I need to know to complete my project. Code examples would be very very much appreciated! :)

A: You have to set SelectionStart and SelectionLength to specify the text that you want to modify, and then set SelectionColor and SelectionFont to modify the selected text.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.richtextbox_members.aspx

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Right now I do most of my work at the joinery shop on the BCIT campus in Burnaby. I also have a few tools that I use at home. It's not much, but it's a start.
Hi Andrew, everyone has to start someplace and build our shop/tool inventory over time. How about posting some pictures showing us where you work?


Happy holidays everyone. This is a short feature update we released over the holidays. Following our eat your own dog food approach, we mainly built this for ourselves here at Planio, but we thought it may be worthwhile sharing it with you as well.
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How does it work? If you have accessed your Planio account before, we store a cookie in your browser pointing to your Planio domain, and when the URL is expanded, we redirect to the appropriate issue on your Planio account. Should you pass the link on to somebody who hasn't logged in to your Planio account before, they will be presented with a form where they're asked your Planio domain to be redirected afterwards.
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This policy governs the provision of Patient Ombudsman services in accordance with Regulation 191/11, "Integrated Accessibility Standards" (the Regulation) under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (the Act).
Patient Ombudsman opened its office in July 2016. It is committed to having a fully accessible environment for all individuals with disabilities consistent with the Act and its regulations. When communicating with a person with a disability, Patient Ombudsman will communicate in a manner that takes into account the person's disability.
Patient Ombudsman will develop, maintain and document an Accessibility Plan outlining Patient Ombudsman's strategy to prevent and remove barriers from its workplace that may prevent the full participation of individuals with disabilities and to meet its requirements under the Regulation.
The Accessibility Plan will be reviewed and updated in consultation with individuals with disabilities at least once every five (5) years. The Accessibility Plan will be posted on the Patient Ombudsman website and will be provided in an accessible format upon request.
Patient Ombudsman will prepare annual status reports on progress of measures taken to implement Patient Ombudsman's strategy as contained in its Accessibility Plan. Status reports will be published on Patient Ombudsman's website and be made available in an accessible format upon request.
Procuring or Acquiring Goods, Services or Facilities
Patient Ombudsman will ensure that accessibility criteria and features are incorporated when it procures or acquires goods, services or facilities, except when it is not practicable to do so. When it is impracticable to incorporate accessibility criteria and features, Patient Ombudsman will provide an explanation upon request.
Information and Communications Standards
Patient Ombudsman will ensure that its processes for receiving and responding to feedback regarding the provision of its services are accessible to persons with disabilities by providing, or arranging for the provision of, accessible formats and communications supports, upon request.
Accessible Formats and Communication Support:
When requested, Patient Ombudsman will provide, or will arrange for the provision of, accessible formats and communications supports for persons with disabilities in a timely manner that takes into account the person's accessibility needs.
Patient Ombudsman will consult with the person making the request in determining the suitability of an accessible format or communication support.
Patient Ombudsman will also notify the public about the availability of accessible formats and communication supports.
Accessible Websites and Web Content:
Patient Ombudsman's internet and intranet websites, including web content, will confirm with the World Wide Web Consortium Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0, at Level AA except when this is impracticable.
Employment Standards
Patient Ombudsman will notify its staff and the public about the availability of accommodation for applicants with disabilities in its recruitment process.
Patient Ombudsman will notify job applicants that, when they are individually selected to participate further in an assessment or section process, accommodations are available upon request in relation to the materials or processes to be used.
If a selected applicant requests an accommodation, Patient Ombudsman will consult with the applicant and provide, or arrange for the provision of, a suitable accommodation in a manner that takes into account the applicant's accessibility needs due to disability.
Notice to Successful Applicants:
When making offers of employment, Patient Ombudsman will notify the successful applicant of its policies for accommodating employees with disabilities.
Informing Employees of Supports:
Patient Ombudsman will inform its employees of its policies (and any updates to those policies) used to support employees with disabilities, including policies on the provision of job accommodations that take into account an employee's accessibility needs due to disability. This information will be provide to new employees as soon as practicable after commencing employment.
Accessible Formats and Communication Support for Staff:
Upon the request of an employee with a disability, Patient Ombudsman will consult with the employee to provide, or arrange for the provision of, accessible formats and communication supports for information that is needed to perform his/her job, and information that is generally available to other employees.
Workplace Emergency Response Information:
Patient Ombudsman will provide individualized workplace emergency response information to employees who have a disability, if the disability is such that the individualized information is necessary, and if Patient Ombudsman is aware of the need for accommodation due to the employee's disability. Patient Ombudsman will provide this information as soon as practicable after becoming aware of the need for accommodation.
When an employee requires assistance, Patient Ombudsman will, with the consent of the employee, provide the workplace emergency response information to the person designated by Patient Ombudsman to provide assistance to the employee. It is recognized that this may include providing information to a representative(s) of the premises in which Patient Ombudsman is located.
Patient Ombudsman will review the individualized workplace emergency response information when the employee moves to a different location within the organization, when the employee's overall accommodation needs or plans are reviewed, and when Patient Ombudsman reviews its general emergency response policies.
Documented Individual Accommodation Plans:
Patient Ombudsman will establish and maintain a written process for the development of documented individual accommodations plans for employees with disabilities.
Individual accommodation plans will include workplace emergency response information provisions, when required, and will identify any other accommodation that is to be provided.
If requested, information regarding accessible formats and communications supports provided will be included in individual accommodation plans.
Return to Work Process:
Patient Ombudsman will maintain a documented return to work process for its employees who have been absent form work due to a disability and who require disability-related accommodations in order to return to work.
The return to work process will outline the steps Patient Ombudsman will take to facilitate the return to work and will include documented individual accommodation plans as part of the process.
The return to work process will not replace or override any other return to work process created by or under any other statute (e.g., the Workplace Safety Insurance Act, 1997).
Performance Management, Career Development and Advancement & Redeployment:
Patient Ombudsman will take into account the accessibility needs of employees with disabilities, as well as individual accommodation plans, when conducting performance management, providing career development and advancement to employees, or when redeploying employees.
Training Employees and Volunteers
Patient Ombudsman will ensure that training is provided on the requirements of the accessibility standards referred to in the Regulation and continue to provide training on the Ontario Human Rights Code as it pertains to persons with disabilities to:
All its employees and volunteers;
All persons who participate in developing Patient Ombudsman policies; and,
All other persons who provide goods, services or facilities on behalf of Patient Ombudsman.
Training provided will be appropriate to the roles and responsibilities of staff, volunteers and other persons.
Staff will be trained when changes are made to Patient Ombudsman's accessibility related policies. New staff will be trained upon commencement of their employment with Patient Ombudsman.
Patient Ombudsman will maintain a record of the training it provides.


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Castellanos v. Maya
EDIN S. CASTELLANOS, Plaintiff,
JEREMY J. MAYA, Defendant.
COURT'S TENTATIVE RULING REGARDING DISPUTED FINAL INSTRUCTION 9.29
Jeffrey S. White Judge
The Court has considered the parties' briefs regarding disputed final instruction 9.29. The Court is tentatively inclined to give a modified version of Model Instruction 9.29, and it is inclined to base the description of the claim on Defendant's proposed language.
The Court also is inclined to find that a conviction is not an element of the claim based on Devereaux v. Abbey, 263 F.3d 1070 (9th Cir. 2001) (the "Devereaux claim"). Although Defendant faults Plaintiff for not providing any authority in support of his position that a conviction is not an element, Defendant also has not cited this Court to any cases that address whether a conviction is an element of the claim in the context of a dispute over jury instructions.
Defendant has cited to Gantt v. City of Los Angeles, 717 F.3d 702 (9th Cir. 2013). Although the Gantt case is a jury instruction case, in that case, the court addressed the district court's instructions on the question of whether the defendant's conduct "shocked the conscience." Defendant also cites the Court to Lisker v. City of Los Angeles, No. CV09-09374, 2013 WL 1276047, at *15, (C.D. Cal. Feb. 3, 2013) The Lisker case also is not a jury instruction case, and although in that case the defendant had been convicted, the court makes no mention of conviction as an element of the claim. It merely states that the use of the allegedly fabricated evidence at trial "likely affected the jury's verdict." .
The Court is aware that model instruction 9.29 uses the term "convict, " and in general the Court is inclined to follow the model instructions as drafted. In Devereaux, the Ninth Circuit relied in part to reach its holding on Pyle v. Kansas, 317 U.S. 213, 216 (1942). The Devereaux court stated that in Pyle, the Supreme Court held that "the knowing use by the prosecution of perjured testimony in order to secure a criminal conviction violates the Constitution." Devereaux, 263 F.3d at 1075. The Ninth Circuit went on to state that, "[w]hile Pyle does not deal specifically with the bringing of criminal charges, as opposed to the securing of a conviction, we find that the wrongfulness of charging someone on the basis of deliberately fabricated evidence is sufficiently obvious, and Pyle is sufficiently analogous, that the right to be free from such charges is a constitutional right." Id. (emphasis added).
That proposition was recently reiterated in Bradford v. Scherschligt, 803 F.3d 382, 388 (9th Cir. 2015). In Bradford, the court stated that the right at issue in "a Devereaux claim is the right to be free from criminal charges based on a claim of deliberately fabricated evidence." Id. at 388. Although the Bradford court was not called upon to consider jury instructions, it stated that "[i]f Bradford's original 1996 trial had resulted in an acquittal, his Devereaux claim would have accrued on the date the charges against him were dismissed." Id. at 388 (court has emphasized the word acquittal). That language suggests that a conviction is not an element of the claim.
To the extent the Defendant argues that a conviction is required to distinguish a Devereaux claim from a malicious prosecution claim, the Court is not persuaded. Rather, it appears that the difference between the two types of claims relates to a defendant's level of culpability on a claim based on a substantive due process violation under the Fourteenth Amendment, which the Court discusses in more detail below.
Accordingly, the Court is inclined to modify the current version of the model instruction as follows: "The defendant, Jeremy Maya, deliberately fabricated evidence that was used to bring criminal charges against plaintiff, Edin Castellanos."
The Court also is inclined to give a modified version of the second paragraph, because that is the factual theory that supports plaintiff's claim. The Court will omit the third paragraph, both because neither party suggests using it and because it does not fit Plaintiffs theory of the case.
Finally, the parties have not included the "deliberate indifference" language used in the model instruction. The Court is inclined to use that language. See Gantt, 717 F.3d at 707-08 ("due process violations under the Fourteenth Amendment occur only when official conduct, shocks the conscience, " and stating that "an officer's "deliberate indifference" may suffice to shock the conscience").
If the parties wish to submit additional briefing on the Court's tentative ruling on this instruction, they ...


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ROANOKE CO., Va. (WDBJ7) A construction site on Bent Mountain continues to be a focal point in the fight over the Mountain Valley Pipeline.
Crews have been working on both sides of Route 221 near the point where the pipeline passes underneath the highway.
Residents of the area say the work raises fresh concerns, about the impact of the project on groundwater, and their supply of drinking water.
"And again the trench has been opened here," Roberta Bondurant told WDBJ7. " It's like reopening sutures. The sanctity of this pipe is in question."
A spokesperson for the company said work in the area is part of the stabilization plan authorized by federal regulators.


The full series of a wonderful summer evening spent in the Canal Park region of Duluth, MN with my good friend, fellow photographer, and co-host of the digitalSoup podcast, Mr. Adam Tagarro.
This series marked not only a highlight of my summer photographically, but brings fantastic memories of a great evening spent connecting with a good friend AND marked a bit of a turning point in my photographic vision. It's the series that really got me thinking more about my own custom color processing, spending months creating a color palate that let me share the world the way I see it. It's evolved a bit over the past months, probably will continue to evolve some more as I refine it and my tastes change, but it was a point in my photographic vision that I can pinpoint where this shift and change was kicked up to the next level.
Read Time: 3 minutes Part 2 of a family visit to the William A Irvin in Duluth, MN. This week we go inside for a look at what life on the ship was like.
Read Time: 4 minutes The William A. Irvin,an amazing bit of our region's history. A summer day on the Irvin mixed with a couple of curious kids makes for a fun day of exploring.


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Live Oaks – Our ministry to Seniors is a lively gathering at noon on the 2nd Monday of each month (with a break over the summer) for a pot-luck lunch and a program that ranges from music to the arts to community support. There are field trips to art studios, parks, and restaurants, and a good time is always had by all! You don't even HAVE to be a senior to join in the fun. Check out the bulletin announcements or the bulletin board outside the kitchen in Boyer Hall for upcoming events.


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Asia-Pacific Veterinary Vaccine Market - Growth, Trends, COVID-19 Impact, and Forecasts (2023 - 2028)
The Asia-Pacific Veterinary Vaccine Market is Segmented by Animal Vaccine Type (Livestock Vaccines, Companion Animal Vaccines), Technology (Live Attenuated Vaccines, Inactivated Vaccines, Toxoid Vaccines, Recombinant Vaccines, Other Technologies), and Geography (China, Japan, India, South Korea, Australia, Rest of Asia-Pacific). The report offers the value (in USD million) for the above segments.
Home Industry Reports Healthcare Animal Healthcare Asia-Pacific Veterinary Vaccine Market
APAC Veterinary Vaccine Industry Overview
CAGR: 6.12 %
APAC Veterinary Vaccine Market Analysis
The Asia-Pacific veterinary vaccine market is expected to witness a CAGR of 6.12% over the forecast period.
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected the market studied significantly due to the restrictions on non-emergency hospital visits. However, as per the data published by the National Institute of Health in March 2021, it is observed that pet adoption increased in Asian countries during the pandemic and initial vaccinations on the pets were done regularly. Hence, the COVID-19 pandemic had affected the pet vaccine market slightly. However, other than pets, the farm animal vaccination was not done at a given time due to the pandemic restrictions. Hence, it is believed that the overall veterinary vaccines market was affected as a result of COVID-19.
The key factors propelling the growth of this market are the increasing incidences of livestock diseases, initiatives by various government agencies, animal associations, leading players in the Asia-Pacific region, and the increasing incidences of zoonotic diseases. According to a research article by Colella and Low et al., published in 2020, many zoonotic vector-borne diseases have been reported in Southeast Asian countries. Dogs and cats play a significant reservoir role in transmitting these diseases. For instance, zoonotic vector-borne pathogens such as Rickettsia felis and Bartonella henselae have been reported in patients in contact with dogs and cats. According to the study titled "Zoonotic potential and prevalence of Salmonella serovars isolated from pets," published in the Infection Ecology & Epidemiology in September 2021, one of the most dangerous zoonotic diseases in the world is salmonellosis. Salmonella prevalence in animals and risk factors for increased transmission of salmonella spp. from animals to people were evident. Hence, with the emergence of such diseases in animals, the market studied is expected to witness growth over the forecast period.
Hence, looking at the above-mentioned factors, the market studied is expected to witness strong growth over the forecast period.
APAC Veterinary Vaccine Industry Segments
As per the scope of this report, veterinary vaccines are used to immunize domestic and livestock animals. The Asia-Pacific Veterinary Vaccine Market is Segmented by Animal Vaccine Type (Livestock Vaccines, Companion Animal Vaccines), Technology (Live Attenuated Vaccines, Inactivated Vaccines, Toxoid Vaccines, Recombinant Vaccines, and Other Technologies), and Geography (China, Japan, India, South Korea, Australia, Rest of Asia-Pacific). The report offers the value (in USD million) for the above segments.
By Animal Vaccine Type
Livestock Vaccines
Bovine Vaccines
Poultry Vaccines
Porcine Vaccines
Other Livestock Vaccines
Companion Animal Vaccines
Live Attenuated Vaccines
Inactivated Vaccines
Recombinant Vaccines
APAC Veterinary Vaccine Market Trends
This section covers the major market trends shaping the APAC Veterinary Vaccine Market according to our research experts:
The Live Attenuated Vaccines Segment is Expected to Hold the Largest Market Share
The live attenuated vaccines segment of the Asia-Pacific veterinary vaccine market is believed to have the largest market size. Most of the vaccines licensed for oral or intranasal administration are attenuated. These vaccines must be stored and handled properly, with strict attention to temperature, even in the lyophilized (free-dried) state. After the reconstitution, the vaccine dose should be administered promptly (within 1 hour) or discarded. Some examples of these types of vaccines include canine distemper virus vaccines and all canine parvovirus and adenovirus-2 vaccines. Hence, it is expected to impact positively on the market in this segment.
The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) announced in September 2022 that the Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD) virus, has killed almost 50,000 heads of cattle in multiple states across India since April 2022. For these diseases, a live-attenuated vaccine is being developed to control the mortality of cattle across the country. Similarly, as per the data from Animal Health Australia published in June 2022, the country is currently focused on the development of a live-attenuated vaccine for Foot and Mouth Diseases caused by a virus in the livestock. The data further states that the need for the development of this vaccine has arisen due to the large livestock population in the country acting as a part of the growing economy of Australia.
Hence, with the above-mentioned factors, the market studied is expected to witness strong growth over the forecast period.
China is Expected to Witness Healthy Growth Over the Forecast Period
In recent years, China has witnessed a significant increase in the adoption of dogs and cats as pets, as they are considered to be the most favorite companions of human beings. The increasing nuclear family trend across the country has accelerated pet ownership and this trend is expected to continue during the forecast period which in turn is expected to increase the demand for the animal health product and services in the country and thus, fuel growth in the veterinary vaccine market in China over the forecast period.
According to the January 2022 report of the Pethadoop, a platform specializing in China's animal health sector, about 58 million cats and 54 million dogs lived in urban households in China as of the year 2021, and cats made up 59.5 percent of all the pets owned by the 30,000 respondents questioned. As per the report, the trend of owning a pet is increasing in China which is expected to be the major driving factor for the growth of the studied market in the country.
Also, as per the February 2022 report of the China Pet Industry Association, including medical treatment services, the total sale for cat and dog consumption in 2021 was approximately USD 38.4 billion USD and in 2021, the average expenditure on the dog was about USD 406, while for a cat it was USD 280. This data shows expenditure on the pet in China and with an increase in pets number in the country, this expenditure is also expected to increase which is anticipated to have a direct impact on the growth of the veterinary vaccine market in China.
According to June 2022 report published by the Australian Trade and Investment Commission, the rise in pet ownership in China is being fueled by cultural and demographic factors. These patterns are a component of bigger shifts taking place in China and are predicted to continue in the future which is expected to fuel growth in the studied market.
APAC Veterinary Vaccine Market Competitor Analysis
The Asia-Pacific veterinary vaccine market is a moderately consolidated market and consists of several major players. In terms of market share, a few of the major players currently dominate the market. Companies, like Zoetis Inc., Merck & Co. Inc., Virbac, Eli Lily and Company, and Boehringer Ingelheim International GmbH, hold the substantial market share in the Asia-Pacific veterinary vaccine market.
APAC Veterinary Vaccine Market Top Players
Zoetis Inc.
Virbac SA
APAC Veterinary Vaccine Market Recent Developments
In June 2022, Union Minister of Agriculture & Farmers' Welfare. Shri Narendra Singh Tomar launched Animal Vaccine and other Diagnostic Kits developed by the ICAR-National Research Centre on Equines, Hisar, Haryana, India.
In June 2022, the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) has approved an emergency permit (PER92219) for a vaccine to protect pet rabbits against the rabbit hemorrhagic disease (calicivirus) virus type 2 strain (RHDV2).
APAC Veterinary Vaccine Market Report - Table of Contents
4.2.1 Rising Burden of Diseases in Animals
4.2.2 Initiatives by Various Government Agencies, Animal Associations, and Leading Players
4.3.1 High Storage Costs for Vaccines
5. MARKET SEGMENTATION (Market Size - Value in USD million)
5.1 By Animal Vaccine Type
5.1.1 Livestock Vaccines
5.1.1.1 Bovine Vaccines
5.1.1.2 Poultry Vaccines
5.1.1.3 Porcine Vaccines
5.1.1.4 Other Livestock Vaccines
5.1.2 Companion Animal Vaccines
5.1.2.1 Canine Vaccines
5.1.2.2 Feline Vaccines
5.1.2.3 Equine Vaccines
5.2 By Technology
5.2.1 Live Attenuated Vaccines
5.2.2 Inactivated Vaccines
5.2.3 Toxoid Vaccines
5.2.4 Recombinant Vaccines
5.2.5 Other Technologies
5.3.6 Rest of Asia-Pacific
6.1.1 Boehringer Ingelheim International GmbH
6.1.2 Ceva Sante Animale
6.1.3 Elanco
6.1.4 Hester Biosciences Ltd
6.1.5 HIPRA
6.1.6 Merck & Co.
6.1.7 Phibro Animal Health Corp.
6.1.8 Virbac SA
6.1.9 Zoetis Inc.
**Competitive Landscape covers- Business Overview, Financials, Products and Strategies, and Recent Developments
APAC Veterinary Vaccine Market Research FAQs
The Asia-Pacific Veterinary Vaccine Market is studied from 2018 - 2028.
What is the growth rate of Asia-Pacific Veterinary Vaccine Market?
The Asia-Pacific Veterinary Vaccine Market is growing at a CAGR of 6.12% over the next 5 years.
Who are the key players in Asia-Pacific Veterinary Vaccine Market?
Boehringer Ingelheim International GmbH, Zoetis Inc., Merck & Co. Inc., Virbac SA, Elanco are the major companies operating in Asia-Pacific Veterinary Vaccine Market.
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We are and exist within Sacred Space. As we honor the sacredness of life, we bring sacredness into all that we do. We regard our homes as sacred when we treat them with respect and honor. Sacred means to be declared holy, dedicated to a purpose, consecrated. When we consider life sacred, we cannot hate another, for within them is sacredness. Considering the sacredness of life in every moment is choosing to honor life. It is recognizing that our home is holy ground, and honoring it as such. We surround ourselves with peace and calm in the midst of any life experience with clarity, hope and joy as we maneuver through life honoring the Sacred Space of our existence.
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The term "sacred gifts" is a reminder to us that the spiritual things in our lives are sacred and that it is the sacredness of life that is most important. Placing the word "sacred" before the word "gift" suggests that accepting the gift does not make one gifted. It fills one with humility and a desire to honor the sacredness of that which has been bestowed on him or her.
Consider the sacredness of life. When we come to a closer acceptance and honor of the sacredness of life, we bring the sacred into all that we do.
When we consider life sacred, we cannot hate another for within them is sacredness. When we consider life sacred, we treat others with respect. We cannot exhibit cruelty for animals. We give honest sincere appreciation for the food we eat, being thankful for the plants whose sacred purpose was to provide our food. Consider today the sacredness of life in moments of clarity as you go about your day. It is an inspiring experience.
Oneness is the essence of the sacredness of life; the ultimate dimension of galactic consciousness within which we are all connected in perfect peace, harmony, and unconditional love. It is the sacred space for all that is. In oneness is the bliss of the I am; divine consciousness. As all of creation is changing, we flow through life with greater ease and grace if we keep pace with the flow of creation into Oneness.
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The Sacred Space Development Group is a private spiritual development group meeting in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. The Sacred Space is the space wherein we connect to the Divine from within. Beyond that, as we step into the Sacred Space where we move into the "I Am" and awaken into Oneness with all that is, we become aware that we ARE the Sacred Space. When we can be the Sacred Space for our Divine Purpose, we move beyond all limitations. This development group endeavors to assist and support the Sacred Space for participants to expand their potential as they move gracefully into Divine Purpose.


A recent study from linguistics graduate student Shalina Omar finds video memes can use humor to contribute to — and reinforce — negative views of black culture.
Graduate student Jessica Hatcher discusses the importance of educating teachers and others about language variation.
NC State's Language and Life project is a valuable tool for teachers seeking to understand the role and value of linguistic diversity in the classroom.
For Princesses, the Question Remains: Who's the Fairest?
Linguists Karen Eisenhauer of North Carolina State University and Carmen Fought of Pitzer College analyzed the dialogue from 12 Disney movies, finding that in early films 60 percent of compliments to females related to looks and just 9 percent to abilities.
North Carolina State University has a long tradition of sociolinguistic research. Walt Wolfram, a sociolinguist and another of Educating the Educated's directors, established the North Carolina Language and Life Project in 1993 to study the state's varied languages, dialects, and accents. Walt Wolfram, English, and the Language and Life Project at NC State featured.


Stinner Frameworks is entering its 6th year, and during this time we've learned what really resonates with our customer base and how to structure our business model. For that reason, we've made some changes to our frame line up as well as our ordering processes for both dealers and customers.
All of our frames have undergone geometry modernization for 2017, allowing us to be able to fit more riders and improve overall aesthetics. We have also added two new members to our frameset family: the Gibraltar-D and the Romero. The Gibraltar-D is essentially a carbon copy of the classic Gibraltar, but with flat mount disc brakes. The Romero is a beefed-up version of our cyclocross bike, with the ability to fit up to 45mm of tire width.
Additionally, we have combined steel and titanium frames under single model names. The classic road frames will be called the Gibraltar, all road-disc frames are called the Gibraltar-D, gravel/all-road frames are named Refugio, our new monster 'cross bikes are the Romero, and the mountain plus frame is called the Tunnel. Each model can then be broken down to specify their material (a titanium road frame is called a Gibraltar Ti). An exception to this rule is with the Tunnel, which is available only in steel.
The Collection models now feature three levels of Build Kits to choose from for ease of ordering and affordability. Almost all models have some level of FSA components and a price-appropriate combination of groupset and wheels. However, we are still happy to order from popular companies like Enve, Thomson, and Fizik for custom cockpits and send hand-built wheelset orders through Jones Precision Wheels for any custom bike builds you have in mind.
The 2017 Collection features a special paint design for each bike model, which come free of charge with a bike purchase. Each design has two different color-ways to choose from. A 2017 Splatter scheme is also available to purchase for an added $750. If your customer would like to swap a Collection design from one bike model to another bike model, this will be billed as a $500 Custom paint job. Colors changes on a Collection design are billed at a rate of $150 per color swap.
Our Classic Designs (Standard, Incline, Ambassador, and Fade) are still very popular and will be made available as well. The Paint Configurator is up and running to help you and customers decide on a Classic Design with classic paint colors.
The 2017 Collection was put together with the idea of giving a customer- and dealer-friendly ordering process. Simply choose the frame material and size, pick a build kit level and paint job, and click "Order." This process allows us as a workshop to quickly pull together design packages for each customer and push bikes through production efficiently. It also allows you as a Dealer to clearly lay out high-quality and interesting options to your customer at an affordable price point.
We are aware, though, that the custom bike process is very deeply ingrained in Stinner's company image. For that reason, we are still more than happy to build custom bikes from the ground up for you and your customer base. In the Dealer Portal, we've created a Custom Order Form that allows you to get into all of the custom details of the order, whether you're customizing the geometry, build kit, paint job, or all of the above.
We hope that you are as excited about the 2017 Collection as we are at Stinner headquarters. If you have any questions about the line up or ordering, please reach out to us and we'll be happy to help you!


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best wait for a really secure mount for it. I was testing one a year ago just after I got the iPhone 4 and well I had to get a second iPhone 4 shortly after. The mount was not secure and I lost the phone of the handle bar on a ride. shattered on impact with road. not pretty. am delighted with new mount from digifit. really secure and rugged.
where will the reviews appear? I am interested in updates on mapping apps for planning route to be run on iPhone later especially problems with setup of map and transfer to iphone issues.


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ST MIRREN manager Danny Lennon last night challenged his players to put themselves in the frame for Scottish Cup glory...after being inspired by a canvas print which takes pride of place in his office.
Lennon revealed how he loves looking at a giant image which hangs on his office wall and shows Saints legend Ian Ferguson scoring the winning goal in the Paisley club's cup final triumph over Dundee United way back in 1987.
Now the Buddies boss is hoping that his class of 2012 can play their way into the history books by going on to win the famous old trophy this summer.
The long road to Hampden begins tomorrow, when Saints play host to Hamilton Accies in the fourth round.
And Lennon is dreaming of redecorating his office at the end of the season by hanging up a new print which shows his players lifting the Scottish Cup aloft.
He told Express Sports: "I remember watching the 1987 final on television. In fact, in my office, there's a big print of that day.
"The picture is of Fergie's strike. The ball is just about to go into the net and it captures everything – not just the pitch but the fans too and you can even see Peter Godfrey, one of the players who wasn't involved in the game, wearing his club suit. It's a terrific photo.
Now the Saints gaffer has urged his players to think positive and dream of Hampden glory.
Lennon added: "We want to progress as far as we can in this competition. There is so much history with the 1987 team. I think that was the last side with all Scottish players to win the cup.
"It included Paul Lambert, who was a young boy at the time, and the likes of Campbell Money, Frank McGarvey, Kenny McDowall and, of course, the legend that is Tony Fitzpatrick.
"We're hoping our current group of players can become legends as well.
"The Scottish Cup is the oldest national trophy in the world and it's something we want to be a part of.
"Maybe I'm a bit of a dreamer but it would be fantastic for the likes of Jim Goodwin to lift the most special trophy in club football.
"For names like Steven Thompson, Gary Teale, Kenny McLean, Marc McAusland and Craig Samson to be written into club folklore would be great.


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https://www.sfgate.com/warriors/article/Klay-Thompson-Warriors-haters-playoffs-NBA-Oracle-13763600.php
Klay Thompson doesn't seem to realize how much people hate the Warriors
By Eric Ting, SFGATE
Updated 1:44 pm PDT, Friday, May 24, 2019
Golden State Warriors' Klay Thompson reacts to a non-call in 1st quarter while playing Los Angeles Clippers during NBA game at Oracle Arena in Oakland, Calif., on Sunday, April 7, 2019.
Photo: Scott Strazzante, The Chronicle
The Golden State Warriors are easily America's most-despised NBA team, but guard Klay Thompson believes NBA fans appreciate the Warriors' style of play more than being tired of seeing the same team win all the time.
Thompson, along with teammates Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant, Andre Iguodala and Shaun Livingston, sat down for an interview with Sports Illustrated's Jon Wertheim that will air on CBS's "60 Minutes" Sunday night.
Wertheim asked the players if they care whether they are well-liked, to which Curry said he doesn't care as long as the team is winning.
"We like winning. So whatever comes with that, that's what we enjoy the most," Curry said. "Narratives pop up out of nowhere and you're forced to deal with them or not. And how much, you know, we are in front of the world in terms of games that matter, playing in the Finals year after year, all that type of stuff, that just comes with the territory a little bit. So it's a matter of perspective, how you deal with it."
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Thompson believes that people actually enjoy seeing the Warriors so often.
"I think people like when we play," he said. "It's exciting. The ball moves. I mean, we got a guy who can score from anywhere, a guy who shoot from anywhere. Dudes who can fly over the rim. I know the kids love playin' with us in [NBA] 2K, so I think we're still cool amongst the youth."
A Twitter map made in December 2018 by sports analytic site ZCodeSystem.com revealed the most-hated NBA team by state, and the Warriors won (lost?) in 26 states.
In each state, a query was run for phrases such as "I hate (insert team)" as well as other "negative phrases" directed towards teams or players.
ALSO: The biggest Warriors stories of the regular season
But Thompson said he usually roots for the "frontrunner."
"I mean, I usually like the best teams in sports," he said. "When I was kid, I was a frontrunner. I just loved the best teams. I liked the Vikings when they had [Randy] Moss. The Lakers were them at the time I was a kid. And I'm sure I would've loved the Warriors as well."
Curry, Thompson, Durant, Iguodala and Livingston also discussed the arrival of DeMarcus Cousins, what it's like to play for head coach Steve Kerr, and the team's upcoming move to San Francisco.
You can read a transcript of the interview here.
Eric Ting is an SFGATE staff writer. Email him at eric.ting@sfgate.com and follow him on Twitter
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John Edwards' Mistress Rielle Hunter Apologizes– And Has A Revised Book Coming Out
Oh, god….will these people never go away?
John Edwards' home and career wrecking bimbo, Rielle Hunter's first book flopped, so she is trying again….
Sorry, babe, your 15 minutes are up.
Please go away quietly.
Here is an excerpt and a link to more of her self serving flagellation at The Huffington Post….
And then instead of apologizing when I should have, I went on to hurt more people by writing a book. I truly did not realize at that time how damaged I was and because of that, when I wrote my book I made more mistakes, ones I feel horrible about.
My publisher came up with the idea of me going through my book and annotating all of my regrets and mistakes. I liked that idea. I thought it was innovative and interesting, but of course the actual execution of that idea turned out to be excruciating. Owning your past mistakes is no day at the beach but I do believe it is an important endeavor to undertake.
via I, Rielle Hunter, Apologize | Rielle Hunter.
Filed under Politics
Tagged as John Edwards, NC Politics, North Carolina, Sex
NC Governor Spending $230,000 on Mansion Bathrooms
I'm basically speechless at the arrogance, stupidity and lies of the McCrory administration and the Republican leaders in Raleigh, but this is really ridiculous.
From the Raleigh News and Observer:
Gov. Pat McCrory plans to spend up to $230,000 in taxpayer funds remodeling bathrooms in his private living quarters at North Carolina's Executive Mansion even as he demands belt-tightening for public schools and social programs.
Planned upgrades include new marble, tubs and fixtures for six bathrooms on the upper floors of the Victorian-era home in Raleigh. The changes were included in a long list detailing $90 million in repairs and renovations to government buildings sent to legislative leaders last week by state budget director Art Pope. The $90 million was included in the state budget for the current fiscal year.
MORE: RALEIGH, N.C.: NC governor spending $230,000 on mansion bathrooms | State Politics | NewsObserver.com.
Filed under North Carolina, Politics
Tagged as GOP, McCrory, nc, North Caolina Politics, North Carolina, politics, Republicans
Chapter 76: The Taj-MaTitty
I'm easing back into blogging after a little break. I'll be back on "Lost in the 21st Century" soon.
In the meantime, I do have a new post up on my other blog, "My Southern Gothic Life:"
I'm fascinated by the Taj-MaTitty and I don't quite know why…
The Taj-MaTitty is what I call one of our local "adult establishments" that I drive by every time I go to Costco. It's a big pink and white building on one of the busiest streets in town and looks like one would assume a titty bar would look if it had been designed by Saddam Hussein. I'm sure they don't have French Provincial furniture inside, but then, I may be wrong. I've never been inside and probably never will….
More: Chapter 76: The Taj-MaTitty | My Southern Gothic Life.
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Tagged as gay, North Carolina, Sex in the South, Southern Gothic, Strippers, the south
Forward Together, Not One Step Back
In light of the passage of the horrible new voting restrictions, I urge you to take 15 minutes to watch this fascinating documentary on the history of Voting Rights and Voter Suppression in North Carolina.
I learned a lot of North Carolina History I did not know and saw so many historical parallels to what the Conservatives are trying to do in North Carolina and other states today.
This may be the best use of 15 minutes you'll have all weekend.
Tagged as Conservatives, GOP, North Carolina, politics, Racism, Republicans, Voter Suppression, Voting, Voting Rights
Book Review: At Random by Lee Zacharias
I just finished Lee Zacharias' amazing novel "At Random". Once I started the book, I could not put it down.
"At Random" is the work of a mature, masterful, very brave writer in her prime.
In an era when most books are either plot driven or character driven, it is increasingly rare to find a book that is both. The extremely well-developed characters haunt you. The plot engages you and pulls you deeper and deeper into the book and its characters until you can't wait to see what is going to happen to these complex, flawed people. You really care how they are going to react to and survive the impacts of "random" events on their lives.
So much is going on in this book on so many levels, but it is so masterfully told you never feel overwhelmed. There is a brilliantly, subtly drawn portrait of a marriage under stress. There is an evocative illustration of how tenuous the hold can be on middle class American lifestyles. The book forcefully illustrates how unexpected events can expose the frailty and fluidity of class distinctions. The book masterfully shows how these unexpected events can force us out of our bubbles and force us to reexamine our lives when we least expect or want to do so. The book brilliantly shows how American institutions, laws and the system can so easily fail at so many critical points and how these failures have real impacts on real people. There are contrasts and comparisons between these middle class Americans and the poor Montagnard refugees and how broken promises and societal expectations impact each group. There is biting, subversive study of how casual friendships fail under stress and how people try to find real connections to each other. There is a trough line theme of growing awareness of how fragile our hold is on so many aspects of our lives.
This is not a comfortable book, but it is a brave, intriguing, and haunting book. It is technically flawless, beautifully written, brilliantly plotted and emotionally engaging- sometimes to the point of discomfort. But, then, that's what makes it a masterfully executed book of literary fiction and not your average cozy or escapist plot driven entertainment.
Please take the time to read this book. I promise, you will not regret it.
via At Random: Lee Zacharias: Amazon.com: Kindle Store.
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Tagged as Book Reviews, Books, Literary Fiction, Montagnard, North Carolina, UNCG
Michele Presnell, N.C. Lawmaker, Opposes Islamic Prayer
More bad publicity for the State of North Carolina…
This is from one the latest batch of GOP idiots elected to the State Legislature last election- when the Democrats stayed home….
Elections have consequences and that one had big ones- it handed the State Legislature to the GOP along with the power to gerrymander the districts to make it safe for people like this to keep their seats…
But this woman is just beyond stupid…
But if you click the link and look at her picture….
From TalkingPointsMemo.com:
A Republican legislator in North Carolina told a constituent that she has misgivings with an Islamic prayer being conducted before a legislative meeting because she doesn't "condone terrorism," the Raleigh News & Observer reported Wednesday.
In an email exchange obtained by the News & Observer, state Rep. Michele Presnell (R) was responding to a constituent who asked her if she is comfortable with a prayer to Allah taking place before the meeting.
"No, I do not condone terrorism," Presnell responded to the constituent.
Presnell did not immediately respond to TPM's request for comment.
The constituent was taking Presnell to task over an ACLU lawsuit against a North Carolina county over Christian prayers being conducted before commissioners meetings there. That lawsuit was the impetus for a bill that would nullify any federal ruling on prayer in the state, on which Presnell is a co-sponsor.
via Michele Presnell, N.C. Lawmaker, Opposes Islamic Prayer | TPM LiveWire.
Filed under North Carolina, Politics, Religion, Uncategorized
Tagged as North Carolina, North Carolina Leg, North Carolina Politics, politics, religion
NC House Republicans File Voter ID Bill
And since there is no longer a Democratic Governor to veto this, it will probably pass this year….
Another attempt by the Republicans to block voters who don't vote for them…
With demographic trends against them, the GOP's only hope to stay in power is voter suppression- hence the bills to limit early voting, require voter ID and restrict College student voting….
They can't continue to win on policy- even with their gerrymandered districts-so they are trying to win anyway they can-no matter the cost to Democracy…
From WRAL.com:
RALEIGH, N.C. — House Speaker Thom Tillis and Republican House leaders have filed a new proposal to require photo identification for voters.
House Bill 589, entitled the Voter Identification Verification Act, or VIVA, was filed Thursday afternoon, after what Tillis said was "a transparent and deliberative process" of seeking public input.
"This bill has had more discussion than anything in recent history," said House Elections Committee Co-chairman Tim Moore.
Under the proposal, beginning in 2016, voters would be required to show a photo ID at the polls. The bill would allow "multiple forms of state-issued ID," according to Rep. Tom Murry, R-Wake, including tribal cards, public university IDs and state employee IDs. Private university IDs would not qualify.
Voters without a photo ID will be allowed to cast a provisional ballot but would have to return to their local board of elections with a valid photo ID to have the ballot counted.
via House Republicans file voter ID bill :: WRAL.com.
Tagged as Democrats, Elections, GOP, nc, North Carolina, North Carolina Legislature, North Carolina Politics, politics, Republicans, Tea Party
No State Religion in NC: State Religion Proposal Dies in House
Well, this is good news….
Too bad it happened after these idiots made North Carolina the laughingstock of the Nation in the national media for several days…
RALEIGH, N.C. — A House resolution supporting the creation of an official religion in North Carolina will never come to a vote, officials said Thursday.
House Speaker Thom Tillis' office said House Joint Resolution 494 was dead.
via State religion proposal dies in House :: WRAL.com.
Tagged as GOP, nc, North Carolina, North Carolina Legislature, religion, Republicans
NC Legislators Propose More Rigorous Divorce Regulations
The North Carolina GOP has really been busy this week….
Busy trying to piss off as many people as possible….
So far, they've introduced legislation to establish a State Religion and ignore the Constitution, to block Student voters, to repeal racial justice legislation, privatize medicaid and now…
They want to make it more difficult to get a divorce in North Carolina.
See, they have something for everyone! Not just Gay people, Black people, Young people….Everyone!
Who do they think is going to be left who is not too pissed off to vote for them?
As I've said before, it takes a rare kind of ineptitude for the Dems not to be able to defeat this crew of crazies….
From the Raleigh News and Observer….
A pair of Republican lawmakers want to make it harder to get a divorce in North Carolina by making estranged couples wait longer and go to counseling.
The Healthy Marriage Act would extend to two years the current one-year waiting period in order for a divorce to be finalized. During that time, the couple would have to complete courses on improving their communications skills and conflict resolution.
If the couple has children, they would have to take at least a four-hour class on the impact of divorce on children.
Veteran Sen. Austin Allran of Hickory is the primary sponsor. Second term Sen. Warren Daniel of Morganton has signed on to Senate Bill 518.
Separated couples could resume living together during the two-year waiting period, under the bill. Either the husband or the wife would have to have lived in North Carolina for six months before filing for divorce.
It would also strike from the current law a provision that says "isolated incidents of sexual intercourse" don't count against the one-year waiting period. It's not clear if that means an occasional fling with your estranged partner does count against you under the proposed law.
via NC legislators propose more rigorous divorce regulations | State Politics | NewsObserver.com.
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Tagged as Democrats, Divorce, GOP, North Carolina, North Carolina Legislature, Racism, religion, Republicans
Police: Man Pawned Wedding Ring To Pay For Hooker
Whenever I think things are starting to look bad here in North Carolina, South Carolinians do something to make me realize things aren't as bad here as they seem….
I'm so thankful we have them to draw attention away from the circus in Raleigh…
GREENWOOD, SC (WLTX/WUSA9) — According to Greenwood, South Carolina police a man was arrested after selling his wedding ring to a pawn shop, for $20 to pay a prostitute.
Marvin Holmes allegedly picked up a prostitute and told her he didn't have any money, but he drove her to a pawn shop where he took out his wedding ring and sold it for $20, say authorities. An officer pulled him over in an area known for prostitution and drug dealers, according to authorities. Holmes then reportedly admitted he was with a prostitute and told the officer he was having problems with his wife so he started looking for sex.
Holmes was charged for solicitation of prostitution and driving under suspension, according to authorities.
via Police: Man Pawned Wedding Ring To Pay For Hooker | wusa9.com.
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