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On July 7, the Sixth Circuit decided Phipps v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., No. 13-6194, 2015 WL 4079441 (6th Cir. July 7, 2015), an interlocutory appeal in one of the regional progeny of the U.S. Supreme Court's famous decision in Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Dukes, 131 S. Ct. 2541 (2011). Dukes and Phipps both involved allegations of "gender discrimination in pay and promotions," though the Phipps plaintiffs allege that the discrimination stems from "regional Wal-Mart management policies and decisions" rather than national policies. See Phipps, 2015 WL 4079441, at *1 (emphasis added). That distinction proved critical for the thousands of women who did not pursue individual claims following the Dukes decision, which reversed an order certifying a nationwide class of female employees.
Phipps examined the scope of the American Pipe tolling doctrine. The basic rule of American Pipe is that the statutes of limitations for absent class members' individual claims are tolled while the putative class action makes its way to a Rule 23 determination. See American Pipe & Constr. Co. v. Utah, 414 U.S. 538 (1974); Crown, Cork & Seal Co. v. Parker, 462 U.S. 345, 346-47 (1983). Phipps examined the extent to which American Pipe also tolled otherwise time-barred class claims. At base, Phipps appears to permit follow-on or "stacked" class actions when the new class is, in effect, a sub-class of the prior class—even when the Supreme Court has famously decertified the prior class for want of Rule 23(a) commonality.
In Andrews v. Orr, 851 F.2d 146 (6th Cir. 1988), the Sixth Circuit recognized that its sister circuits were "in unanimous agreement that the pendency of a previously filed class action does not toll the limitations period for additional class actions by putative members of the original asserted class." Id. at 149. The Phipps court, however, read Andrews in light of an intervening decision that applied American Pipe to save class claims on the grounds that the court in the prior class action had dismissed the case before considering class certification. See Phipps at *7-8 (discussing In re Vertrue Inc. Mktg. & Sales Litig., 719 F.3d 474, 478-80 (6th Cir. 2013)). Further, the prior court must have "affirmatively denied" class certification for Andrews to bar the follow-on class claims. Id. at *8 (quoting Vertrue, 719 F.3d at 480 n.2).
On that basis, the court found that the putative Rule 23(b)(3) class's claims survived. The only Dukes class before the Supreme Court was a class of then-current employees seeking primarily equitable relief under Rule 23(b)(2); a proposed class of former employees seeking damages under Rule 23(b)(3) was not before the Court. Id. at *5 (quoting Dukes, 131 S. Ct. at 2549 n.2). Thus, formally, the Court had not "affirmatively denied" certification of the Rule 23(b)(3) class. This was true even though, as Justice Ginsburg emphasized in her dissent, the Supreme Court majority resolved Dukes on Rule 23(a)(2) commonality grounds that applied to all Dukes classes because the Rule 23(a) prerequisites apply to all forms of class actions. See Dukes, 131 S. Ct. at 2562.
Next, the Phipps court found that the Rule 23(b)(2) class could proceed as well—notwithstanding that they had been before the Supreme Court when it affirmatively denied certification of the national class. (Judge Cook dissented from this holding.) The court grounded the Andrews bar on stacking class actions in "the preclusive effect of a judicial decision in the initial suit applying the criteria of Rule 23"—binding the subsequent class to the earlier Rule 23 determination even when the court finds that class treatment is inappropriate. Phipps at *12 (quoting Sawyer v. Atlas Heating & Sheet Metal Works, Inc., 642 F.3d 560, 563 (7th Cir. 2011)). The preclusion rationale, it reasoned, is inapplicable where the subsequent class is narrower and raises narrower claims and bases for class certification. The problem, however, is that the court elsewhere reasoned that under "preclusion law," as applied to class actions, absent class members "may benefit from, even though they cannot be bound by, former litigation." Id. at *11 (emphasis added). Indeed, the purpose of Rule 23 is to determine whether the action can fairly bind absent class members—to both their benefit and their detriment.
In the end, the court settled on policy-based rationale: Refusing to toll class claims would give putative class members "an incentive to multiply litigation by filing protective suits or motions to intervene at the outset of the initial class action suit." Id. at *13. Moreover, the concerns that animate the anti-stacking rule—that defendants may face the same Rule 23 issues over and again—are not present when the class is narrower and raise at least somewhat different Rule 23 issues. But while new plaintiffs cannot represent the same class, Phipps may incentivize plaintiffs' counsel to first bring as broad a class as possible, and then assert narrower classes later.
The Phipps decision will likely prove a challenge for class action defendants seeking to defeat reliance on American Pipe. Its precise application will depend on how the district courts interpret the policy rationale and the critical distinctions between the decertified Dukes class and the Phipps class. Phipps deals with a narrower subset of the Dukes class and a correspondingly narrower argument for class treatment. But it is unclear how much narrower the second class must be to avoid being bound by the prior denial of class certification. Further, if courts read Phipps as rejecting the preclusive effect of Dukes based on mere difference between the two classes—the absence of perfect identity of issues—the practical limits on American Pipe's application to successive class actions are even less clear.


Video analysis is common in other sports and has been used to highlight weaknesses in technique and subsequently enhance performance in riders. DartfishProSuite® version 5.0 has been used to conduct a preliminary investigation into the effects of jumping saddle design on rider posture. The results of this study were presented at the World Congress of Performance Analysis of Sport IX at the University of Worcester (July 2012). This analysis was carried out on riders on the Racewood Horse simulator in the performance analysis room at the Equestrian Centre.
The Racewood horse simulator has also been used with Tekscanpressure mapping technology to assess rider balance and saddle pressure in a number of undergraduate and postgraduate research projects.
The visual skills of equestrian athletes have been investigated using mobile eye tracking technology. The ASL Mobile Eye was used to identify gaze behaviour in show jump riders and this technology was trialled by international show jump rider and trainer Tim Stockdale. A report on this can be found on Tim's website.
Further use of mobile eye tracking technology is being carried out to identify gaze behaviour in other equestrian sports. Recently data was collected in collaboration with Tracksys (Nottingham) using SMI mobile eye tracking glasses to monitor where carriage drivers look.
At this year's International Society for Equitation Science (ISES) conference in Edinburgh the same mobile eye tracking glasses were used on the practical day to demonstrate their use in carriage driving. We are also working on ways of monitoring where our equine partners are looking, but that is currently 'works in progress'. This is a development from previous research in the visual ability of the horse and its effect on management and training.
In their rules for dressage events the Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI) state that 'Welfare must take precedence over all other demands' and that the object of and general principles of dressage includes 'the development of the horse into a happy athlete through harmonious education'. Here at NTU we are researching methods of identifying what actually constitutes a 'happy athlete'. Current evidence is reviewed in a paper entitled: Assessment of Ridden Horse Behaviour and staff and student research projects aim to address this question. We have evaluated the use of novel methods of assessing mental state in horses, for example monitoring changes in eye temperature using infrared thermography (IRT). We found that this measure correlates with other measures such as changes in salivary cortisol concentration, and that signs of stress / anxiety in working horses could be identified using this approach. Behaviour is analysed using the Observer software.
There is much debate surrounding the subjective analysis of ridden behaviour, for example in the judging of dressage tests and in the allocation of the collective marks. Remote eye tracking equipment is used to identify where peple look when assessing ridden horse behaviour and data from this work will be used to contribute to answering the question: 'What makes a happy equine athlete?' Collaboration with Visiting Fellow Richard Davison (Olympic dressage rider and World Class Performance Manager for British Dressage) will ensure that this research addresses the question at the highest level of the sport.
At the Equestrian Centre the horses are housed individually in traditional loose boxes, American barn-style housing and crew yards, as well as regularly being turned out on grassland. The effect of housing type on activity patterns during turnout was monitored using GPS technology (Garmin Forerunner 305) with findings suggesting that horses catch-up on their activity after periods of restricted movement. However, they do not expend unnecessary energy even then and to encourage increased movement of horses when turned out a system of tracks have been devised in one of the grazing areas at the Equestrian Centre.
This GPS technology has been used to monitor donkey activity and it was found that the mean distance travelled (2.259±0.150km) by the herd on a track system was significantly longer than in a standard paddock (1.417±0.367km). Similarly average speed mirrored these results with an average speed of 0.188±0.001km/h on the track which was higher than the standard paddock (0.1180.003km/h).
GPS collars (Lotek 3300s) have also been used to monitor animals used for conservation grazing and the movement of two ponies at Sherwood Pines Country Park is shown below. Valuable information about how areas of land grazed by different species can be obtained in this way and the results used to inform management and stocking strategies.
The impact of management on feeding behaviour has been assessed by both staff and students specialising in nutrition and behaviour. The horse is naturally a 'trickle feeder' and adopting meal times as part of their feeding regimen may cause health and welfare problems. To address this issue staff at the Equestrian Centre designed a feed container from which the horses could access small amounts of their rations on a continuous basis. This 'slow feeder' was tested by a post graduate researcher and found to relieve some of the anxiety that sometimes surrounds meal times.
Currently the effect of changing from British summer time to Greenwich mean time on anticipatory behaviour in horses in response to the extra hour is being investigated. Research has also been conducted in diet selection and choice feeding.
International collaboration with the University of Guelph (Canada) has involved staff and students in a project investigating welfare issues associated with the equine meat industry, the preliminary findings of which were presented as a poster at the Universities Federation for Animal Welfare (UFAW) conference (York, June 2012). This project facilitated engagement of students in an international project and the educational impact of this approach was presented at the British Conference of Undergraduate Research (BCUR)(University of Warwick, March 2012).
NTU is a member of the National Equine Welfare Council (NEWC) and is working with various welfare organisations to develop research that is relevant to improving equine welfare in a number of ways. For example we have carried out studies in collaboration with Bransby Home of Rest for Horses (Bransby, Lincoln). Horse-human interactions, social behaviour and enhancing group stability (and facilitating the introduction of newcomers into established groups) are particular areas under investigation. These topics are of importance to welfare organisations that are involved in the rescue, rehabilitation and re-homing of many unwanted equines.
Other welfare-related projects include: An investigation into the effect of summer turnout rugs on body surface temperature of grazing horses. Summer rugs have risen in popularity over the past few years, however very little is known about their effects on a horse's thermoregulatory status. This study investigated how the various rug styles may affect surface temperature.
The findings of staff and student research is presented at national and international events including: the Universities Federation for Animal Welfare (UFAW) annual symposium, the International Society for Equitation Science (ISES) conference, World Congress for Performance Analysis of Sport , European Workshop on Equine Nutrition, British Society for Animal Science (BSAS) annual conference and the British Conference of Undergraduate Research (BCUR).
For further details of equine research at NTU please contact Carol Hall (School Research Coordinator) on + 44 (0)115 848 5212 or email.


The design team at Pindler worked to create this handcrafted collection.... Every design originates by hand starting with paper, pencil, a paintbrush and paints. Botanical and sea life patterns in nature inspire and spark creativity. The artists, each with a unique hand and their own esthetic, blend styles to create a collection of patterns. A harmonious design range that spans from crisp, bold and structured to painterly and organic is born. Patterns that are familiar yet fresh take shape. Colors are layered into the patterns, adding dimension and depth. Some of the shades are bright and vibrant, while others are more subdued. This curated collection will continue to evolve, and the designs will always be created by hand.


Glaucoma is a group of diseases that can damage the optic nerve, causing loss of peripheral vision. Untreated glaucoma can lead to blindness. Fortunately, glaucoma is often preventable. Early detection is the key to preventing serious vision loss or blindness from glaucoma.
There are several forms of glaucoma including low tension, congenital, pigmenary, pseudoexfoliation and secondary glaucoma but the two most prevalent forms of glaucoma are: open angle glaucoma and angle-closure/narrow angle glaucoma.
Open-angle glaucoma is the most common type of glaucoma. Gradually, damage to the optic nerve causes loss of the peripheral vision due to fluid in the eye draining too slowly, causing the pressure inside the eye to increase and cause damage to the optic nerve. High ocular pressure is a common feature of open-angle glaucoma and can be tested quickly and easily during routine eye examinations. Since this form of glaucoma is typically gradual and painless, patients will not be aware of peripheral vision loss so regular eye health exams are essential to early diagnosis. Lowering eye pressure can slow or halt visual loss and there are several options available to accomplish this, including use of pressure reducing drops and laser treatment.
Angle-closure glaucoma affects less than 10% of glaucoma patients. Pain, redness and blurred vision may occur suddenly in one or both eyes. Vision can be preserved with prompt, effective treatment. The treatment for angle-closure glaucoma, or narrow-angle glaucoma, is generally initiated with a laser to open the drainage channels of the eye.
At Eye Physicians of Northampton, Drs. Bleiman, Hubbe, Shatz and Shield employ state-of-the-art therapy for detecting and treating glaucoma. In addition to traditional methods of treatment, they also offer Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty (SLT), Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS), and traditional glaucoma surgeries like trabeculectomy or tubes. Visit our Glaucoma Treatments page to find out more about these options.


Diverticulitis is a digestive system disorder in which small pouches called diverticula form along the wall of the intestines and become inflamed or infected. Diverticulitis can range from small abscesses to large-scale infection and can be acute or chronic. If it is chronic, symptoms can subside but never completely disappear. While a definitive cause has not been discovered, experts believe that low-fiber diets can be a contributing factor.
Symptoms of diverticulitis include severe abdominal pain and cramping, bloating, abdominal tenderness, blood in stools, constipation, diarrhea, fever, and nausea and vomiting.
If left untreated, diverticulitis can lead to severe and painful complications. These can include bowel obstructions, abscesses, peritonitis (an infection of the abdominal lining), fistulas (connections between the bowels and other organs like the bladder), severe loss of blood, and sepsis.
If you think you may have diverticulitis, see a doctor immediately. The doctor will conduct an in-office exam to determine what possible conditions you may have and will usually order some blood tests to find out what infections may be present in the blood or to screen out other digestive disorders. At this point, the doctor will probably also order further medical tests to make the diagnosis.
For patients with severe symptoms, colonoscopies can risk damaging the intestines, and CT scans are preferred.
Antibiotics to treat infection are one of the major treatments of diverticulitis. Depending on the severity of the condition, other treatments like IV fluids or blood transfusions can be necessary. Many people see relief by following a change of diet. Eating high-fiber foods can prevent diverticulitis from reoccurring and eating bland foods like broths and cooked fruit can help with symptoms during a flare-up. Some severe cases require surgery to remove affected tissue and to insert a special bag to collect waste through an opening in the stomach.
Most LTD plans consider a person disabled if they have a medical condition that causes them to 1) be unable to perform their work duties for the first two years of the policy and 2) be unable to complete the work duties of almost any occupation for the years following the initial 2-year period. Each LTD plan defines disability as slightly different, so look over your plan policy to see how your plan determines "disabled."
Not everyone with diverticulitis can be considered disabled. Some people can resume all normal activities once their symptoms are under control. Others find their symptoms too severe or erratic to work. Individuals who cannot work while experiencing symptoms of diverticulitis must apply for Long Term Disability (LTD) benefits. Individuals experiencing many complications from diverticulitis will be more likely to be considered for disability benefits. The insurance company will review all of the claimant's medical records and other evidence in the claim to determine if the claimant is disabled according to their policy.
You should tell the insurance company about any doctor that has treated you for your diverticulitis. The insurance company will need to obtain all relevant medical records to get the full picture of your health. If for any reason they cannot get these records from your doctors, you should request them and provide them to the insurance company yourself.
For example, if you have chronic diarrhea, you may not be able to perform a job that does not allow you to take bathroom breaks without notice and whenever you need them. If you have chronic anemia from rectal bleeding, you may be too weak to operate heavy machinery or perform strenuous manual labor. Consider the full scope and implication of all your symptoms when evaluating how they may impact your work and be honest with your doctors.
Working with an experienced disability attorney will give you the best chance at getting the benefits you deserve. The application process can be confusing and complicated, especially if you have no experience filling out legal paperwork. Missing a deadline can cause you to lose your case and need to reapply.
If you have been denied disability benefits for your diverticulitis, do not lose hope. Many people are denied benefits the first time they apply. You have the right to file an appeal and try to get more information that may help your case. Getting knowledgeable help is often the difference between being denied and being approved for benefits.
While the process can be daunting, your disability attorney will be able to guide you through the process. Since they receive their payment from awarded funds, they do not get paid unless you win your case. You can seek help without worrying about upfront costs and rest assured that they will fight for you.
The Ortiz law firm has successfully represented people in numerous disability cases. While our firm is in Florida, we have helped people across the United States. If you would like to talk to one of our experienced disability lawyers about your diverticulitis and its impact on your working career, call us at (888)321-8131. We would be happy to evaluate your case and to discuss how to help you through the application process.


Jerad S. Marantz started his career at an early age interning for special effects houses. Trying a little of everything enabled him to narrow his focus to character design, creature design and costume concept illustration. His acquired skills in sculpture, painting, illustration, 3D modeling and Adobe Photoshop all aid his unique sense of design. Marantz' s many credits include Batman vs. Superman, Guardians of the Galaxy, The Amazing Spider-Man, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Rise of the Planet of the Apes,Noah, Clash of the Titans (Lead Designer), Sucker Punch (Lead Designer), Transformers: Dark of the Moon, Green Lantern, Snow White and the Huntsman,G.I. Joe: Retaliation, Riddick, American Horror Story,Grimm, Infamous 2 and others.
"I always look forward to Jerad's creatures. He's got a unique and realistic design style that is a great balance between fantasy and function. You believe these creatures were alive at some point. He has a raw talent and understanding of imagination, mixed with that human touch that you don't find in most creature designers. Jerad Marantz is a true and pure creature designer to the core, even before all the new technology. Look at his sketches and you can see it there first."


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Bright and open floorplan with lots of windows and 11 foot raised ceilings. This house has it all. Mudroom entry from garage, guest space over the garage, lots of cabinets, and large island for serving or gathering. Large screened in porch with French doors, just open and hang out. The master suite comes with his and hers walk in closets and a luxury master bathroom. Seconds away from the amenities center and a short trip to the gate, this is an ideal and convenient location.


I just posted a few of the pieces, but they are all equally as hideous. You can check out all 29 pages worth of pictures in the lookbook over at Supreme. I feel that the two solid color dress shirts with the sleeve accents are the most wearable, but you wouldn't catch me spending Supreme capsule collection money on those.
In my opinion Supreme is really coming across as a "Tryhard" brand lately.


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San Raffaele Cimena (piemontesisch San Rafè e Cimënna) ist eine Gemeinde mit  Einwohnern (Stand ) in der italienischen Metropolitanstadt Turin (TO), Region Piemont.

Die Gemeinde besteht aus den Ortsteilen Piana, San Raffaele Alto, Cimena und San Raffaele Cimena. Die Nachbargemeinden sind Chivasso, Brandizzo, Castagneto Po, Settimo Torinese, Gassino Torinese und Rivalba. Der Schutzpatron des Ortes ist San Bernardo.

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Der Ort liegt auf einer Höhe von 195 m über dem Meeresspiegel. Das Gemeindegebiet umfasst eine Fläche von 11 km².

Einzelnachweise

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 Offizielle Homepage der Gemeinde (italienisch)
 Informationen bei comuni-italiani.it (italienisch)

Ort im Piemont

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"The Bachelorette" Week 5, Part 1 Spoilers: An Ugly Two-on-One Date Coming Up
By: Caroline John - Published: June 26, 2017 at 8:47 am
Photo: ABC/ Bob Leverone
The Bachelorette is here to spice up Mondays and for this week, Tuesdays too. It's a special two-night event on The Bachelorette, so you can expect something big to go down tonight! Warning: Spoilers ahead.
If you thought The Bachelorette ended on a very cruel cliffhanger last week, this week will bring two nights of drama to make up for it. That means you have to plan a double Bachelorette viewing party! When we have two nights in the well-known franchise, Bachelor Nation can predict what's coming. Tonight might be the night when the never-ending feud between Lee and Kenny comes to an end. Check out The Bachelorette spoilers to get a taste of tonight's intense drama.
Jet-Setting Bachelorette
Taking off from last week's destination date at Hilton Head Island, Rachel Lindsay and her suitors (with Chris Harrison, of course) are flying across the pond to Norway! Reality Steve, the go-to source for The Bachelor franchise has said that Rachel whittles down the suitors to nine in Norway, before they head to Denmark for the Final Rose.
But first, there's going to be some interesting dates. ABC teased a date at the South Carolina getaway. Bryan Abasolo gets the one-on-one date, which involves scaling heights. Rachel must have a thing for high altitude dates! First, poor Dean on the blimp, and now she and Bryan are lowering themselves down an angled structure! But this time, Rachel is the one panicking while Bryan, though scared himself, is not showing it. And they enjoy a kiss mid-air —which is more thrilling than a blimp kiss.
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According to Reality Steve, Bryan will be the one who will win The Bachelorette 2017. Originally, he reported that Peter Kraus was the one she ends up with in the end, but he has admitted he is wrong, and that Rachel actually picks Bryan Abasolo as her man. At this vertigo-inducing date where he tries to calm Rachel down while they are literally hanging out together, we can see why she would pick him. Just keep the next date on ground level, please!
We don't see which guys go on the group date, but it looks like fun. After basketball and a spelling bee, the guys engage in the European sport of handball because Rachel is looking for "a man who's good with his hands." Cue all the jokes.
She's looking for a man who's good with his hands. #TheBachelorette pic.twitter.com/olkaI6tnaB
— The Bachelorette (@BacheloretteABC) June 25, 2017
A Bloody Two-on-One
Let's face it, we're not even bothered about the rest of the show. All we want to see is what Lee Garrett is up to this week. Last week, Lee —now infamous for his racist and misogynistic tweets— moved from Eric Bigger to Kenny King as his next target. Lee keeps inciting Kenny, a pro-wrestler while at the same time talking flak about him to Rachel.
Week 5 is when we reach the two-on-one dates and the producers have a knack for selecting the two biggest rivals in the house for it. Remember Taylor and Corinne last season of The Bachelor, where Corinne scared us with a voodoo doll? This time, Rachel goes on the two-on-one date with Kenny and Lee. The previews are promising so much drama that we almost think we'd want the voodoo dolls again!
The sneak-peek has dubbed it "Good vs Lee-vil" —that says a lot. Lee is beginning to own the villain label by continuously provoking Kenny. There's even a hint of a physical altercation. Kenny's bleeding face has been shown in this season's previews over and over again. As Bachelor history goes, Kenny's injury might not be as dramatic as the show makes it out to be. But it's definitely going down on this two-on-one.
After last week's Bachelorette, Leah Block, a contestant on Ben Higgins' season of The Bachelor, posted a controversial tweet comparing Rachel's season of The Bachelorette to Love & Hip Hop, which was later deleted. But not before Rachel saw it and responded with "Let me know if she wants to meet Lee… they sound like they would have a lot in common." You go, Rach!
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Well, Block apologized for her thoughtless comment, before deleting her account, and reactivating it —this time keeping it private. But Rachel's response hints that we'll soon say goodbye to Lee, hopefully tonight.
The Bachelorette Week 5 part 1 will air tonight and part 2 airs tomorrow (June 27) at 8 p.m. EST on ABC.
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Mark Foster
Cross Cutting Research Initiative Coordinator
Internal (URA) Collaborators
Mark Foster is an associate professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. His research focuses on the development of practical optical systems for ultrahigh-speed signal processing.
Foster's work lies at the intersection of photonics and electronics. His lab melds state-of-the-art photonic devices with modern information theory to produce cutting-edge technologies that advance the performance of imaging and sensing systems. Applications of his research include future optical communications systems, ultrawide-bandwidth microwave photonics, and high-throughput optical imaging.
Foster develops practical photonic techniques for the manipulation of signals on the fastest of time-scales, from hundreds of picoseconds to a few femtoseconds. By using encoded laser pulses to reconstruct objects, Foster's lab pioneered one of the fastest imaging systems in the world, with line rates in the tens of MHz.
The National Science Foundation has funded a number of Foster's research projects, including the development of an integrated platform for quantum optical systems and an ultrahigh-speed imaging system with frame rates beyond a terahertz. He has also received funding from the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA), Defense Threat Reduction Agency, and NIH National Eye Institute. His research has been published in more than 200 papers and has led to the creation of at least eight unique patents.
His awards include a Johns Hopkins Catalyst Award, NSF CAREER award, DARPA Young Faculty Award, and a Young Investigator Award from the Office of Naval Research. In addition to his primary appointment in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, he serves as a fellow for the Hopkins Extreme Materials Institute.
Foster has reviewed manuscripts for a number of prominent academic journals, including APL Photonics, Applied Physics Letters, Journal of Biomedical Optics, Nature Communications, Optics Express, Optics Letters, PLOS ONE, and Scientific Reports. He also chaired the Baltimore chapter of the IEEE Photonics Society from 2011 to 2014.
Foster received his B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. in Applied and Engineering Physics from Cornell University in 2003, 2007, and 2008, respectively. He worked as a postdoctoral associate at Cornell before joining Johns Hopkins in 2010.
2012: ONR Young Investigator Award
2011: DARPA Young Faculty Award
Brian Barnes [email protected]


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Arati Ankalikar
Arati Ankalikar is a renowned vocalist from India. She trained under the guidance of the Late Pandit Vasantrao Kulkarni of the Agra Gwalior gharana, and Kishori Amonkar of the Jaipur Atrauli gharana. Ankalikar is endowed with a rich, resonant voice and her performances are marked by an excellent command over both the rhythm and the melody. She stood first in the All India Radio competition in 1983 and 1984, and is a recipient of the Mayor Award, Pandit Kumar Gandharva Sanman, Pandit Jasraj Award and the National Award for best female playback singer for the film Samhita. Ankalikar has performed in numerous prestigious events in India and abroad.
Arshad Ali Khan
Arshad Ali, the grandson of the legendary sarangi maestro late Padmashree Ustad Shakoor Khan, joined ITC SRA in 1988, at the age of 6. Born in the family of Kirana Gharana musicians, he has been receiving extensive taalim from his uncles, ITC SRA Guru, Ustad Mashkoor Ali Khan and Ustad Mubarak Ali Khan. Winner of the Jadu Bhatta Puraskar in 2002 and the 'Best Young Talent of the Year' by Rasa and Melting Pot Productions in 2011, Arshad has performed in many prestigious festivals in India and abroad. In July 2009, he became a musician-scholar of the Academy and as of June 2012 he became a Musician Tutor of ITC SRA.
Aruna Sayeeram
Aruna Sairam is an eminent Carnatic music vocalist. She is a recipient of the Padma Shri award from the Government of India. Aruna received vocal training from her mother Rajalakshmi Sethuraman and later from prominent vocalists, Madurai Somasundaram and T. Binda. Aruna Sairam has presented her concerts in all major sabhas in India as well as many destinations across the world including, Carnegie Hall in New York, Le Théâtre de la Ville in Paris and the Festival of World Sacred Music in Morocco.
Arushi Mudgal
Arushi Mudgal is a dancer from India. She is considered to be one of the foremost young talents in the field of Odissi, known for her technical virtuosity and creative approach to tradition. Mudgal began her training under the guidance of her aunt and guru, Madhavi Mudgal, but also had the opportunity to train under Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra and Vidushi Leela Samson. Mudgal has toured extensively, performing at prestigious festivals in India and abroad, and is empanelled with the Indian Council for Cultural Relations. She conducted numerous dance workshops overseas and is a recipient of the Sangeet Natak Akademi Yuva Puraskar, Ustad Bismillah Khan Yuva Puraskar, the Young Women Achievers' Award by Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry, the Indian President's Bal Shree Award, the Chitra Kala Sangam Samman, the Sanatan Nritya Puraskar, the Original Mind Award, and the Touring Fellowship from Milapfest, UK.
Ashwini Bhide
Ashwini Bhide is a distinguished vocalist from India. She represents the Jaipur-Atrauli Khayal Gayaki tradition and began her training under the guidance of the late Pandit Narayanrao Datar. Bhide continued her practice under her mother and guru, Manik Bhide, and the late Pandit Ratnakar Pai. Thoroughly grounded in the Jaipur Atrauli Khayal Gayaki tradition, Ashwini has developed into an artist of immense public acclaim - earning high praise from critics and music aficionados. Bhide's debut recording album was released in 1985, followed by several more over the years. She has performed at prestigious shows in India and abroad. Bhide's contribution to Hindustani classical vocal music has been acknowledged by way of awards and citations. She is a recipient of the Government of Maharashtra Sanskritik Puraskar, the Sahyadri Doordarshan Sangeet Ratna Puraskar, Pandit Jasraj Gaurav Puraskar and Rashtriya Kumar Gandharva Samman.
Asit Dey
Asit Dey belongs to the third generation of Hindustani classical musicians and is the son of illustrious vocalist (Gwalior) and Tabalia (Farrukabad and Benaras), Pandit Mithun Dey, of Mymensingh. Asit started learning the Tabla and later received taleem from Shanti Sharma, in Delhi, for seventeen years. He also received the tutelage of Pandit Amarnath, the foremost disciple of maestro Ustad Amir Khan. Asit Dey is a teacher of Hindustani classical vocal at Chhayanaut and also teaches in the Department of Music at the University of Development Alternative (UODA) in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Asit Roy
Dr. Asit Roy is a distinguished vocalist from Bangladesh. He initially trained under his father, Janardan Roy- a sitar player- and mother, Usha Rani Roy- a vocalist. He continued his training under the guidance of Tapan Kumar Chakraborty, Paresh Bhattacharya and Gopal Dutta in Bangladesh; and trained in Khyal from Pandit Amiyaranjan Bandyopaddhyay and Pandit Jagdish Prasad. Dr. Roy is currently studying Dhurpad under the guidance of renowned Dhrupadia of the Dagar Gharana, Kaberi Kar. He is a regular artist of Bangladesh Betar and Bangladesh Television, and is the Chairperson in the Department of Theatre and Music of Rajshahi University.
Astana Symphony Philharmonic Orchestra
Symphonic orchestra of the State Academic Philharmony of Astana, founded in the year of 2000, is considered to be one of the most notable orchestras of Kazakhstan. Berik Batyrkhan, Artistic Director, and Ernar Nurtazin, Chief Conductor, are laureates of many international competitions. Astana Philharmonic Orchestra has collaborated with many distinguished conductors including the likes of K Penderecki, V Ashkenazy, R Gutter, A Tchaikovsky, R Kanetti, and D. Brosse, amongst others. The ensemble is also known to perform with musicians such as Placido Domingo, liana Isakadze, Vladimir Krainev, and Denis Matzuev. In 2011 Astana Symphony Philharmonic Orchestra took part in a world premiere of the first Arabic musical 'Praksa' of H Gabor, alongside Opera Theatre of Egypt. The ensemble has extensively toured in Kazakhstan, as well as in Germany, Italy, Greece, and Egypt, amongst other places.
Avijit Kundu
Avijit Kundu is a classical vocalist from Bangladesh, an exponent of Dhrupad. He began training under the guidance of Ashit Dey and is presently a student of Bengal Parampara Sangeetalay, under Pandit Uday Bhawalkar.
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The 2017/18 concert season is going out with a surprise and it looks like a good one.
On the weekend bad news came in about our June artist, the Hungarian pianist Istvan Lajko, who broke a leg and upon medical advice cannot play for several weeks. We wish him a speedy recovery.
Fortunately there was enough time for me to find a wonderful replacement, so the good news is Konstantin Lapshin.
Konstantin is a Russian pianist on a European concert tour with a suitable gap in his schedule and enough flexibility and dedication to his art to come to our rescue. He will be arriving on Tuesday, June 12th in the afternoon just in time to get ready to sit by our Yamaha for the concert at 19:00.
And let me use this last mailing of the 2017/18 season to pass on to you my Invitation to Rejoin for the coming membership season of 2018/19.
The attached Renewal Form with complete concert schedule and confirmed dates also gives you opportunity to give the Treasurer your cash/cheque at one of the last two concerts next week.
I look forward to seeing you at Os Agostos, and if we miss each other, let me wish you a very good summer. We shall start the new season as usual with the AGM preceding the first September concert on Tuesday, September 11th, 2018.
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Hong Kong public gears up to vote amid new election laws
December 17, 2021, 12:21 a.m. ·5 min read
HONG KONG (AP) — Hong Kong voters are preparing to vote for the first time this weekend since election laws were changed, amid a dearth of opposition candidates months after the city began cracking down on dissent.
The legislative elections, to be held Sunday, come after Beijing in March passed a resolution for electoral reform in Hong Kong that gives Beijing more control over who is elected to Hong Kong's legislature. Beijing has tightened its grip over the semi-autonomous Chinese city following months of pro-democracy protests in 2019 that at times descended into violent clashes between police and protesters.
Hong Kong later amended its laws in May, reducing the number of directly elected lawmakers to 20 from 35, even as the legislature was expanded from 70 to 90 seats. Most of the lawmakers in the legislature would be appointed by largely pro-Beijing bodies.
Under the new laws, legislative candidates will also be vetted by a largely pro-Beijing committee to ensure that only "patriots" loyal to Beijing rule the city.
The elections also come amid a crackdown on dissent in the city. Most of Hong Kong's prominent pro-democracy activists and opposition politicians are either in jail or awaiting trial, after 47 pro-democracy figures were charged with subversion under a national security law in January over their roles in an unofficial primary election.
Authorities say that the primary — organized by the pro-democracy camp — was aimed at crippling the government and subverting state power.
The electoral reforms and stringent vetting processes have also led to fewer pro-democracy candidates. For the first time since 1997, no members from Hong Kong's largest pro-democracy party, the Democratic Party, submitted applications to be nominated.
Overall, the number of candidates for the elections has also fallen. This year, the elections committee approved the nominations of 153 candidates — about half of the 289 nominated to run in the 2016 race.
Regina Ip, a pro-establishment candidate running in the Hong Kong Island West constituency, said that voters will take some time to get used to the new electoral system.
"In the long term, this is a system that permits people of different political ideologies to take part as long as they support our basic constitutional system," she said. "That is not too much to ask."
Voter turnout is widely expected to be low for Sunday's elections. Polls by the Hong Kong Public Opinion Research Institute in November found that 53% of respondents opposed the new electoral system, and only 52% planned to vote — which would be the lowest turnout in three decades.
But Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam dismissed concerns of low voter turnout, saying that low voting numbers could indicate that people were happy with the government and did not see a need to elect different lawmakers.
To encourage people to vote, authorities announced that public transport will be free on Sunday. The government also set up polling stations at border checkpoints that will allow registered Hong Kong voters living and working in mainland China to cross the border briefly to vote, before returning to the mainland without having to undergo quarantine.
Earlier this month, Lam said that some 18,000 people had registered to vote at the border polling stations.
Some activists abroad, such as London-based Nathan Law, have called for Hong Kong residents to boycott the elections, describing the race as a "selection" in which candidates have been vetted by "political police."
"Figures representing people have no hope of running," Law said in a tweet earlier this week.
New election laws have also banned residents in Hong Kong from inciting others to cast invalid votes or boycott the elections. Those convicted of doing so face up to three years in jail and a 200,000 Hong Kong dollar ($25,600) fine.
The new electoral reforms are a "derailing of the democratization process," said Kenneth Chan, an associate professor in Hong Kong Baptist University's department of government and international studies.
"At the end of the day, 4.4 million eligible voters in December would only be choosing 20 of the 90 lawmakers," he said. "If you just run the arithmetic, you can easily tell there isn't really any progress towards democracy."
The lack of candidates with different political inclinations in the elections also does not inspire confidence in terms of the possible checks and balances that could exist between the government and the legislature, according to Chan.
Still, some election hopefuls are running for seats with a moderate stance. Jeffrey Chan, a so-called "non-establishment" candidate and a member of local think tank Path of Democracy, is reluctant to define his position on the political spectrum.
"We would support pro-establishment lawmakers or the government if what they propose is good for Hong Kong. We will oppose if they don't make sense," Chan said. "We don't have a fixed stance. This is what we are. We stand with Hong Kong citizens and we strive for democracy, rule of law and freedom."
Another candidate, Adrian Lau, is one of the few in this election who have described themselves as "pro-democracy." Lau previously owned a public relations business, before turning to politics.
He ran in the 2019 district council elections, beating veteran pro-establishment politician Michael Tien in the Tsuen Wan district. District councillors typically look after municipal matters, such as the maintenance of public facilities and organizing of community events.
"Now, we don't have the power to oppose, but we could still monitor the government and officials as well as the budget," Lau said.
"A legislator also has an important role to communicate with foreign media. Do we still need someone from the pro-democracy camp to do this job? If no one is doing it, we are just sitting back and doing nothing," he said. "I choose not to sit back and surrender."
Associated Press news assistant Janice Lo in Hong Kong contributed to this report.
Alice Fung And Zen Soo, The Associated Press
Less than a day after President Joe Biden spent two hours fielding reporters questions at the White House, his press secretary fielded questions on Thursday to clarify some of his comments. (Jan. 20)
Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Marc Miller on Thursday signed a Memorandum of Agreement alongside Stephanie Scott, Executive Director the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation, which he said covers the sharing of historical documents related to former residential schools across the country.
Durham board won't change name of Julie Payette Public School despite controversy
The Durham District School Board says it has decided it won't change the name of a Whitby, Ont. elementary school named after former governor general Julie Payette. Trustees voted in favour of keeping the name of Julie Payette Public School at a meeting on Monday, according to Margaret Lazarus, the board's superintendent of equitable education, and Andrea Williams, the school's principal. Lazarus and Williams said in a letter to parents and guardians on Tuesday that the board had set up a school
Biden predicts Russian invasion of Ukraine
U.S. President Joe Biden is predicting a Russian invasion of Ukraine, saying a 'minor incursion' would elicit a lesser Western response than a full-blown invasion. Ukrainian officials worry the comment gives Vladimir Putin a green light to act.
Basilica sale, Chase the Ace cash could be included in Archdiocese insolvency
The iconic Basilica of St. John the Baptist could be sold off, as the Roman Catholic Episcopal Corporation of St. John's deals with insolvency. That's according to new court filings which shed more light on how the corporation plans to address liabilities related to historic sexual abuse cases. Proceedings moved to the courtroom Thursday, where a judge was asked to approve the pending sale of a monastery, and begin the process of figuring out the fate of millions raised through a Chase the Ace f
Newsroom Ready: Four people found dead in Manitoba near U.S. border
The bodies of four people — including an infant and a teen — were found in the snow near the United States border in Manitoba. RCMP said they believe the deaths resulted from a border crossing attempt during a freezing blizzard.


After years of development and quite a lot of uncertainty, the film adaptation of David Grann's book The Lost City of Z is now shooting, with James Gray directing and Charlie Hunnam in the lead role of Percy Fawcett, who vanished in the 1920s while searching for the fabled El Dorado, the city of gold in the Amazon which had captivated explorers for decades.
We've known most of the cast, which also features Sienna Miller and Robert Pattinson, for a while. but the start of production announcement also brings the news that Tom Holland, Marvel's future Spider-Man, seen above in Ron Howard's In the Heart of the Sea, will have a role as well.
Here's the press release. You can read a bit of Grann's book here.
Tom Holland could play Fawcett's son Jack, who was among the very small party of three who made the exploratory journey that occupies the meat of the story. (The group was Fawcett, Jack, and one of Jack's friends.) Pattinson plays Henry Costin, a friend of Fawcett's who accompanied him on earlier expeditions.
Los Angeles, CA August 19, 2015 – Production has commenced on James Gray's LOST CITY OF Z starring Charlie Hunnam, Sienna Miller, Robert Pattinson, and Tom Holland. The film will first be filmed in Belfast for five weeks and continue filming in Colombia throughout September and October.
David Grann's acclaimed New York Times best-selling book serves as the basis for the movie which MICA Entertainment is financing. Brad Pitt, Dede Gardner and Jeremy Kleiner are producing via Plan B Entertainment along with Anthony Katagas and Dale Johnson. MadRiver Pictures' Marc Butan is executive producing as are MICA Entertainment's Julie B. May and Glenn Murray. Sierra/Affinity is representing international sales of the title with CAA overseeing domestic rights to the film.
LOST CITY OF Z follows Percy Fawcett, a conscripted soldier and born explorer who disappeared in the 1920s while searching for a mythical city in the Amazon jungles of Brazil that he believed he discovered on a prior expedition.


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Q: How to disable Two factor Authentication module in Magento 2.4 How can I disable the Two-factor Authentication module using command-line ?

A: I found a way, by adding a system configuration to Enable/Disable it. I made a module, you can download it with composer:
composer require wolfsellers/module-enabledisabletfa

Or check it at: https://github.com/wolfsellers/module-enabledisabletfa

A: please run below command in terminal Magento root path :
bin/magento module:disable Magento_TwoFactorAuth
bin/magento cache:flush

A: Mark Shust created a module for this purpose which is developer-friendly while keeping secure defaults in place; ref his comments about it

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PlayLife is trying to allow users to live more adventurously. By allowing users to create and join local events, PlayLife brings the spontaneity back to ordinary everyday life. A tenacity toward delivering an awesome experience for our users is critical to our success, and we're looking for a Brand Ambassador to dominate marketing efforts for our team. Brand Ambassadors based in Chicago will be supporting UIC.
You'll be tasked with growing brand awareness at UIC and marketing PlayLife in the most efficient and engaging way possible. You'll knock down doors and pursue any crazy idea to help grow PlayLife. You should be extremely comfortable giving a 15-second elevator pitch about PlayLife to a stranger. You'll focus on scalable efforts that can be replicated in multiple colleges by targeting events and partnerships.
Born to network and negotiate. If there's a major event in town, you know about it and know how to get in and build out your contact list. You're a people person with persuasive communication skills. Skilled at planning, organizing, prioritizing and executing simultaneous projects and activities. You've proven your ability to work well under pressure and adapt quickly to change.A self-starter that can own a project from start-to-finish and bring PlayLife to the masses. Graceful. You're self-aware and well-spoken and will humbly be the voice of PlayLife.A utility player. You're ready to hit the ground running with an all-star team. You'll contribute to every department and help solve any problem. Stoked. You're constantly wearing a smile and full of energy. Personable. You know how to work a crowd and win over strangers. Awkward is not how your friends would describe you! Naturally curious. You love learning how things work and you're always looking for ways to innovate and improve.
You'll be tasked with growing brand awareness and marketing PlayLife in the most efficient and engaging way possible.
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You are part of the developmental team.
Flexible hours to fit around class schedules.
Generous compensation plan based on performance.
Company sponsored events so you are the host with the most.
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It's all about the hustle. You'll knock down doors and pursue any crazy idea to help grow PlayLife.


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We're Committed to a welcoming environment
Accessibility Standards for Customer Service At FoodShare Toronto
FoodShare Toronto is committed to providing a welcoming and accessible environment for all of our members, including people with disabilities. We embrace the principles of dignity, independence, integration and equal opportunities to serve all of our members and our community at large.
In accordance with AODA Customer Service Standards, FoodShare Toronto has documented a series of policies and procedures that deal specifically with the following areas:
We will ensure that our staff is trained and familiar with various assistive devices that may be used by members with disabilities while accessing our goods or services.
We will communicate with members in ways that take into account their abilities.
We welcome members with disabilities and their service animals. Service animals are allowed on parts of our premises, unless otherwise excluded by law.
Support Persons
A person with a disability who is accompanied by a support person will be allowed to have that person accompany them on our premises or to our workshops with no additional fee. A support person who chooses to purchase meals through our Good Food Café service will do so at the same fee as the general public.
Notice of Temporary Disruption
In the event of a planned or unexpected disruption to services or facilities for members with disabilities, such as the elevator, FoodShare Toronto will notify members promptly. This notice will be posted at the front entrance to our facilities with the anticipated length of time and alternative services, if available. Accommodations will be made, when available, to ensure that our members will be able to participate in our services in case of such disruptions.
FoodShare Toronto will provide training to all employees, volunteers and others who deal with the public on our behalf. Training will be provided within two weeks of working within the FoodShare Organization.
An overview of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 and the requirements of the customer service standard
FoodShare Toronto's plan related to the standard
How to interact and communicate with people with various types of disabilities
How to interact with people with disabilities who use an assistive device or require the assistance of a service animal or support person
What to do if a person with a disability is having difficulty in accessing FoodShare Toronto's goods and services
Staff and frontline volunteers will also be trained when changes are made to the plan.
Feedback Process
Members who wish to provide feedback on the way that FoodShare Toronto provides goods and services to people with disabilities can email info@foodshare.net, call 416-363-6441, give written feedback through the suggestion box located at the reception desk, or verbally provide feedback to a staff member.
All feedback will be directed to the Communications Department. Members can expect to hear back within 5 business days. Complaints will be addressed according to our organization's regular complaint management procedures.
Modifications to this or other policies
Any policy of FoodShare Toronto that does not respect and promote the dignity and independence of people with disabilities will be modified or removed.


Are you ready for another fun tutorial? Let me show you how I made these cute "Honeydew List" or grocery list holder fridge magnets from popsicle sticks and baby clothespins!
This tutorial is a pretty easy project and the result is great! These would also make cute name plates or photo holders... at any rate, I hope you have fun with this one.
Let's start by cutting one of the craft sticks in half. Use a ruler to measure and mark the halfway point, then cut with a sharp craft knife. If you score the wood well on both sides, the stick will then snap in half easily and save you some work.
Use the knife (or a piece of sandpaper) to clean up any splintered ends. If your other two craft sticks have any rough areas, smooth them with sandpaper as well.
Now we're ready to start painting! Choose any number of colors that you like. I'm going to show you how I used three different colors on mine.
First, I decided on a nice bright midtone and made that my 'main' color. It's a gorgeous teal or peacock blue color. (The paint is a Pantone inspired "Dynasty Green" Artist's Acrylic). I painted the clothespins on all sides but one of the thin edges, and the front and sides of the craft sticks as shown below.
After my first color dried completely, I painted a coordinating dark tone (Phthalo Green). After that dried I painted a small section of a lighter color that I made by mixing the first color with a touch of white.
When the paint has completely dried, use dots of E-6000 on the ends of the two short sticks and glue the longer ones on top, ends hanging over a bit. Press the pieces together and leave the glue to cure for a few minutes before moving.
While the glue is setting, place your sheet of cardstock in your printer and print a word that you want to use in a font that you like. I used Photoshop but you can use any word processor or image software that you have available. My font size is about 38 and the word measures about 2.25" long, which leaves plenty of space around the edges.
My frame measures 3" by a little under 1", so I cut the paper 3.5" x 1.25" to overlap the back of the frame enough for gluing. I laid the frame over the paper to ensure proper placement, and used a pencil to mark the outside edges of the frame. I cut inside of those lines about 1/8th inch and it was perfect and easy.
I used E-6000 on the short ends of the back of the frame and glued the cardstock down.
These baby clothespins make excellent clamps, in a pinch! The magnet strips kept trying to roll back up, probably since it was cut from a roll not a flat sheet. These little guys did the trick! I left them on for about 15 minutes before proceeding to the last step.
Finishing touches: Use a dot of E6000 on the back of the tiny clothespins, right in the middle and press them to the frame with the clamping ends down. I lined them up with the short edges of the frame.
If you like, grab your glitter glue and add a couple of stripes or dots. I think it made a nice accent for my girly pink grocery list holder!
What now? That's it! Now make another one!!


Relentless learner. Driven to action. Deep, personal sacrifice. These characteristics have propelled Bill Hybels through 35 years of ever-shifting challenges as senior pastor of Willow Creek Community Church and Chairman of the Board at Willow Creek Association. The author of more than two dozen books including current bestseller The Power of a Whisper, Hybels trains Christian leaders world-wide—and consistently pushes himself to get better as a leader, every year. Single-minded in his passion for the local church, he issues hard-hitting truths that challenge people to take their organizations to the next level. Hybels' successes—and mistakes—bring high-definition clarity to the things truly worthy of your leadership time and investment.
Bill also opened the Global Leadership Summit by asking 5 critical leadership questions. Read it here.
If you watch one episode of the evening news, you know our world is broken, and its getting worse. And the fixes that are going to be required for many of the ills of our society aren't going to be easy assignments. The fixes are going to take decades or lifetimes, not short services.
God is looking some strong shouldered leaders, who will take on tough assignments anywhere in this world. I don't have to have all of the earthly successes tied to it.
It takes more courage than first meets the eye.
Some of you run large businesses. And there may be a small cause in your community that needs help. You may be able to take some of your leadership and help this cause.
Have you listened? Do you have the courage to do that?


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On using the electricity bill payment promo code "NEW50", users can avail 100% cashback on a bill payment. The offer is applicable only when the payment of the bill is done on the Freecharge platform.
The validity of the Freecharge electricity bill payment offer is till March 31st.
There is no limitation to the minimum transaction amount. However, the maximum cashback is capped at Rs. 50.
In order to avail the offer, make sure to use the Freecharge website, app and mobile site.
Users can pay via Debit card, Credit card, Net banking, and UPI.
The offer is valid once per new user.
The cashback amount will be auto-credited to user's wallet within 1095 days from the date of the successful transaction.
The credited amount is non-refundable.
Make sure to apply promo code correctly to avail the cashback.
Freecharge reserves the right to change/alter the terms and conditions or discontinue the offer at any time without any prior notice or specific reason.
If you are doing a transaction for the first time on the Freecharge platform, don't forget to apply the promo code "NEW75". With the help of this electricity bill payment promo code, you can save up to Rs. 75 in your wallet. Using the same offer, you can complete your Freecharge electricity bill payment and earn cashback of Rs. 75.
The offer is valid till March 31st.
There is no minimum transaction amount in order to avail the offer.
The maximum cashback limit has been set to Rs. 75.
Users cannot transfer the credited amount to their bank account or any other user.
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The offer stands void on prepaid/virtual/international/temporary cards.
Have you started using the UPI payment method yet? If not, Freecharge is offering you amazing cashback offer on an electricity bill payment. You will get 5% cashback, maximum up to Rs. 500, on selecting UPI for the transaction.
The validity of the Freecharge offer is till March 31st.
Make sure to use the promo code "UPI50" before completing the transaction.
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Users will get 5% cashback, maximum up to Rs. 50, as Freecharge gift voucher. The cashback amount will be credited within 72 hours from the transaction date.
The cashback amount can be redeemed within 1095 days from the date of the credit.
Users cannot transfer the amount to the linked bank account or to any other user.
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Whenever you have to do recharges, make bill payments or shop online, your Mobikwik wallet gives you plenty of cashback perks. Simply, select the Mobikwik wallet, apply the applicable promo code, and you are all set. If you are planning to make an electric bill payment online via Mobikwik app, make sure to grab electricity bill payment app offers.
On making payments via Mobikwik app or website for the electricity bill, you can grab 10% cashback as SuperCash. In order to avail the offer, one must use the Mobikwik offer code "BILL50" before completing the transaction.
Avail 10% cashback, maximum up to Rs. 50, on an electricity bill payment.
The offer can be availed on the Mobikwik platform, that is website and app.
The minimum transaction amount should be Rs. 300 or above.
The maximum cashback that can be availed as Supercash is Rs. 50.
Users can avail the promo code only once during the offer period.
This offer is applicable on all electricity operators to all Mobikwik users.
Mobikwik reserves the right to change/alter the terms and conditions or discontinue the offer at any time without any prior notice or specific reason.
On using the Mobikwik promo code "FIRSTLIGHT", one can avail a flat cashback on Rs. 200 as SuperCash. In order to avail the offer, the minimum transaction amount should be Rs. 500.
The maximum cashback that can be availed as Supercash is Rs. 200.
The minimum transaction amount should be Rs. 500.
Under the offer, only customers who are making payment for the first time via Mobikwik on electricity bill payment can avail the cashback.
On paying for an electricity bill worth Rs. 300 or above, users can avail an unbelievable cashback of up to Rs. 5,000. The offer can be availed once per user during the offer period.
The minimum cashback limit is capped at Rs. 10 while the maximum cashback that one can earn is Rs. 5,000.
The validity of the Amazon Pay electricity bill payment deal is till March 31st.
The minimum transaction amount should be Rs. 300 or above to become eligible for the offer.
The cashback amount will be given as Amazon Gift Card and will be credited to the user's account within 3 working days from the date of the successful transaction.
Amazon reserves the right to make amends in terms and conditions or discontinue the offer without any prior notice or specific reason at any time.
If you are BESE Yamuna or BSES Rajdhani Electricity customer, you can take advantage of an exciting cashback of up to Rs. 1,000. Just make payment via Amazon Pay balance for your electricity bill to avail the offer.
The offer is applicable only on BSES Rajdhani and BSES Yamuna electricity service providers.
The minimum cashback limit is capped at Rs. 10 while the maximum cashback that one can earn is Rs. 1,000.
The Amazon Pay electricity bill payment cashback offer can be availed only once during the offer period.
No two Amazon Pay offer can be combined.
Your electricity bill payment gets easier with FreeCharge!. Trusted by over 27 million users, FreeCharge is your one-stop shop for online recharges and bill payments!
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Making online payments for electricity bills is quite easy. It spares you from the boredom of standing in long lines. All you need to do is know your C.A number. Online electricity bill payment is safe and secure. The transaction does not take much time and your payment is made within minutes. You can use a debit card, credit card, net banking and your wallet to pay your bills. This does not even cost you any extra penny and you can pay your electricity bills from the comfort of your home or office. You can pay your electricity bill online through online portals like Paytm, Mobikwik, Freecharge, PayUmoney and more. You can also make the payment by directly logging in to your city electricity department's website.
Paying your electricity bills via GoPaisa is a great idea as it is beneficial for you. Gopaisa often comes up with discount coupons and cashbacks that help you save a little. The cashback amount is placed in your GoPaisa wallet and you can use it later to shop more or pay more bills. So make savings your mantra for life and make payments via GoPaisa.


Mossburn Distillers & Blenders, the company behind the new Torabhaig distillery on Skye, has released a new range of blended malts created using bespoke cask bills.
The Mossburn Signature Casks Series showcases the typical flavours of Scotland's traditional whisky regions, through the use of specially coopered 'Mossburn Casks', built to accentuate certain characteristics in the whisky.
The first two whiskies in the range are an Island and Speyside blended malt, both of which are bottled at 46% abv without colouring or chill filtration.
The Mossburn Island Blended Malt features a number of malt whiskies distilled on the Scottish isles, that were matured in refill American oak and then finished in first-fill ex-Bourbon casks with toasted virgin European oak heads 'to provide additional smoky spice'.
The Mossburn Speyside Blended Malt combines mature malt whiskies from a number of Speyside distilleries that were also matured in refill American oak and then finished in oloroso Sherry butts with heavily charred virgin American oak heads, which 'enhance the richness, depth and spicy vanilla flavours'.
The Island edition will be available for around £40 for a 70cl bottle, with the Speyside edition available for around £44.
Mossburn, which as well as operating Torabhaig distillery on Skye is also in the process of building two distilleries at Jedburgh in the Borders, has also developed a range of independently bottled single malts under the Vintage Casks range.
Initially comprised of seven bottlings, the expressions include 2007 vintages from Linkwood, Inchgower, Blair Athol, Teaninich and Craigellachie, plus 2008 vintages from Ardmore and Miltonduff, all of which have been maturing in Mossburns warehouses.
With 10 whisky distilleries opening this year, Scotch is on track for unprecedented growth.


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test('passes error', function(t) {
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See recent photos of the black lady who played the "Harriet Tubman" role
By Dare4more (self media writer) | 2 years ago
Cynthia Onyedinmanasu Chinasaokwu Erivo was born 8 January 1987 in Stockwell, London to Nigerian parents. She is a English singer, song writer and actress.
She started her acting career in a 2011 stage production of The umbrella if Cherbourg and had her first screen role in the British television series Chewing gum.
She's known for her lead roles in the musicals os Sister Act, in the West end, and the color purple, in the West end and on Broadway. Roles which earned her a best actress Tony Award, then the cast recording of the soundtrack won her a Grammy.
She's the only black actor nominated in the acting categories for the 2020 Oscars. The actress is nominated for best performance by an actress in a leading role for her outstanding performance as "Harriet Tubman" in the Harriet movie. She also has a second Oscar nomination for best original song for "Stand up" a song she co-wrote and performed for the film.
See the photos of the British Nigerian actress below;
She's currently coming in the HBO series The outsiders as Holly Gibney. And even if the "Harriet Tubman" rope doesn't get her an Oscar, the future is definitely looking bright.
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The Arab Water Council has widely issued and published a number of technical reports dealing with the water resources in the Arab Region.
Assessment of Restrictions on Palestinian Water Sector development, The World Bank, 2009.
Water in the Arab World: Management Perspectives and innovations, The World Bank, 2009.
Application of Remote Sensing in National Water Plans, The World Bank, 2009.
5th World Water Forum, MENA Regional Document, AWC,2009.
Perspectives on Water and Climate Change adaptation, AWC & WWC, IUCN, 2007.
4th Water Forum, MENA Regional Report, World Water Council, Mexico, 2006.
Status of Water MDGs Achievement in the Arab Region, AWC & CEDARE, 2005.
Status of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) Plans in the Arab Region, AWC&CEDARE& UNDP December 2005.
State of the Water Report in the Arab Region, AWC & CEDARE, December, 2004.
In 2009, AWC jointly with Bari Institute published the "Encyclopedia on Water Resources Development and Management in Arid and Semi-Arid Regions of the Arab World." This Encyclopedia was planned to combine, as a fundamental source, some selected scientific and technical publications in the water sector issued by Bari during the last 15 years. The Encyclopedia will contribute to improve and update the capacity of institutions and the know-how of technicians, scientists and decision-makers involved in the water sector activities in the Arab World. The Encyclopedia consists of 13 volumes, each tackles a certain item in water resources and the uses of water especially in agriculture. The Encyclopedia is available in hard copy and digital copy on CDs and can be ordered from AWC headquarters.