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With the Trump Administration planning significant changes to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and signalling that it could cut the EPA's budget by up to 25 percent, one has to wonder who will be there to protect Americans. Fortunately, the recent launching of a new initiative that has sprung up out of nowhere gives us a sense of how future consumer protection could evolve, particularly when it comes to the chemicals that we find in the environment today.
After all, in this age of fake news, who doesn't want more accuracy in everything!
"The objective of the IARC is to promote international collaboration in cancer research. The Agency is inter-disciplinary, bringing together skills in epidemiology, laboratory sciences and biostatistics to identify the causes of cancer so that preventive measures may be adopted and the burden of disease and associated suffering reduced. A significant feature of the IARC is its expertise in coordinating research across countries and organizations; its independent role as an international organization facilitates this activity. The Agency has a particular interest in conducting research in low and middle-income countries through partnerships and collaborations with researchers in these regions.
To summarize, in this case, the IARC considers glyphosate to be "probably carcinogenic".
It reads like a "who's who" of America's chemical industry, doesn't it?
I offer my thanks to the American chemical business for their unbiased opinion that one of their products is less toxic that two substances that most people consume on a regular basis. I think I'll go have a sip of Roundup.
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Q: How to use TooN on Visual Studio? I would like to use TooN library in Visual Studio 2013.The instruction on the official website says that

On a unix system, ./configure && make install will install TooN to the correct place. Note there is no code to be compiled, but the configure script performs some basic checks.
  On non-unix systems, e.g. Windows and embedded systems, you may wish to configure the library manually. See Manual configuration.

But the further instruction is unclear like this :

TOON_TYPEOF_DECLTYPE
  Use the C++11 decltype operator.

What do I need to do?

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About Terrie Frankel and Dorothy Parker. About the Movie: Room Enough For Two - The Life of Dorothy Parker. The website is the official site of the Dororhty Parker moveie Room Enough for Two.
"Terrie Frankel is one of the most underrated songwriters in the US and I have loved her work for many years. Together with her late twin, Jennie, they wrote many wonderful songs as well as book and lyrics for several productions."
Helen Reddy, Pop Singer /Songwriter, "I am Woman"
Born in Chicago, Terrie attended Chicago Music College of Roosevelt University on scholarship. Terrie and her identical twin sister, Jennie, sang the Original Doublemint Gum jingle, "Double your pleasure, double your fun with double good, double good, Doublemint gum!" in the late 1960's for the Arthur Meyerhoff Advertising company - the jingle that made the gum famous. The twins went on to perform with the United Servicemen's Organization (USO) in Vietnam, the Outrigger Hotel in Hawaii, various venues around the world, The Comedy Stores in both Hollywood and Westwood, California and Bud Friedman's Improv.
Terrie spent many years in Hollywood where she was a producer, screenwriter and composer. She served two terms on the Board of Directors of the Producers Guild of America, served on the Board of Governors of the Hollywood Script Writing Institute and is presently a member of the Producers Guild of America, the Recording Academy (Grammy�s) and ASCAP. Terrie and Jennie helped David Letterman get his first big break in Hollywood , writing for The Tonight Show �starring Johnny Carson. The twins also wrote, directed and produced Dr. Phil�s first TV pilot, "Solutions - The Dr. Philip McGraw Show." Terrie co-wrote "Lunch Wagon" a feature film that was the largest grossing independent movie of that year. Jennie and Terrie also co-wrote the feature film "High Heels", starring Morton Downey Jr.
Terrie and Jennie�s New York Times and Los Angeles Times Best Seller, �You�ll Never Make Love in This Town Again�, sold over 450,000 copies. The twins also co-wrote: �Tales From the Casting Couch�, �Unfinished Lives�, �Nicole Brown Simpson: Private Diary of a Life Interrupted� (Terrie ghostwriter) and �I Know You Really Want To Tell Me But I Really Don�t Want to Know�, a parody about the O.J. Simpson Best Seller.
Terrie and Jennie have been included in Marquis Who�s Who of American Women, Marquis Who�s Who of the West, Marquis Who�s Who in America and Marquis Who�s Who in the World. Terrie presently lives in Sedona, Arizona.
"Live While You Can" Music Video written by Terrie Frankel from Dorothy Parker Tribute on Vimeo.
In 1968 Terrie and her twin sister Jennie auditioned for the USO. Their first shows were to the Great Lakes Naval base north of Chicago. In the Fall of 1968 they toured for the USO in South Vietnam. Joey Bishop led the troupe to many bases and outposts and received warm welcomes where ever they went. See pictures in the YouTube video song, "Live While You Can", featured above.
Pictures from the film Room Enough For Two.
This play was created both as a tribute to Dorothy Parker, who I feel was one of the greatest female humorist of the 20th century, and as a vehicle to show case my life long love to make people smile, laugh, and to write inspiring music.


I like to think that after all the years of training and all the miles that I have logged, I've come to learn something from the experience.
The most pivotal recognition that I've made is that I want to do everything I can to sustain it for as long as possible. That's a natural response to anything that I love; hold on tight. In my life, running is in my grasp and it owns real estate at the top of the pyramid. I've been doing it since I could walk and it stills brings the same playful joy as I continue to do it today.
How does every age-grouper and running aficionado make this happen without injury?
Whether you're a competitive or lifestyle runner, the approach is no different; both have to adhere to the same tenets in order to sustain our passions. For me, training is not about how I feel or what my results are at the end of the session. It's about the condition of my body when I begin.
Unfortunately, as orthopedic physical therapist Sinead Fitzgibbon points out, most people come from the school of "pushing through the pain," unable to determine where the line between threshold and injury exists.
These athletes, according to Fitzgibbon, become "patients being sidelined by injury." As a result, the majority of an athlete's focus and understanding about injury is centered on tending to the problem after it has already happened. Recovery is no fun when you're on the couch for the start of your favorite race.
Develop a Comprehensive Plan: Nutrition and physical workouts work together, and having one in place will go a long way to preventing injury and keeping you at the top of your game. Fitzgibbon suggests a structured training program developed by a certified coach, physical therapist or trainer. It should include "B" races on your schedule that will serve as tuneups and a litmus test to see where your physicality is. These races will also provide an opportunity to practice your fueling program, since nutrition is the same at all races.
Maintain a nutritional log that includes your daily intake, especially the timing around your food consumption in relation to your training, the weather, your fueling and how you felt. Place this next to your training log and you'll start to notice how your food is working for you.
Vitamin C and antioxidants: Our bodies do not produce these, so it's essential to incorporate them into the diet on a daily basis. Vitamin C helps to maintain cartilage and bone tissues, and it also builds proteins for scar tissue, blood vessels, collagen, skin and tendons. Vitamin C helps prevent damage to amino acids and glucose, both of which are important to athletic performance, and facilitates the production of norepinephrine, which is essential to the nervous system.
Vitamin C is also an antioxidant and along with other nutrients, these help protect the body from free radical damage that can result from high-intensity and aerobic workouts. Whole food sources are always the best because they contain the co-factors that help synergize nutrients into the body, and they're in a format that the body can easily recognize. You can get both from berries (blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, goji berries), cherries, lemons, oranges, sprouts, spinach, peppers and broccoli.
Extinguish The Flames: The majority of injuries are an extension of improper nutrition. Even when they appear to be related to trauma or overuse, quite often a solid nutritional program would have provided the support necessary to prevent them. Nutrition is not always about what you do eat, but also what you don't eat.
Processed and refined foods and sugars, genetically modified organisms (GMOs), vegetable oils, low fat diets, pasteurized dairy, foods from a box, bag or can, corn, soy and wheat bi-products, and foods laden with hormones, antibiotics, and grown with synthetic fertilizers and chemicals all create inflammation in the body. This inflammation leads to the breakdown of the body's immune system and leads to the destruction of its building blocks for athletic performance. Maintain a diet rich in Omega 3 from sources like fish oils, flax and hemp seeds, walnuts, almonds and cold-water fish. Grass-fed beef is also a good source of Omega 3, but it's important to take in plenty of protein from other sources such as chicken and eggs, and plant-based sources like beans, in the diet to offset breakdown and usage that occurs during running.
Foods rich in Vitamin A such as sweet potatoes, carrots, squash are important for white blood cell production. Although the body produces white blood cells to prevent foreign substances from infecting the body, they are also an important pre-curser to maintaining a healthy immune system and keeping the body functioning at its best. Calcium and Zinc are also important as part of this holistic picture. Again, neither should be taken in supplemental form, or any nutrient for that matter, but calcium is crucial to bone maintenance and formation and needs Vitamin D to be effectively used.
Calcium is also an electrolyte that contributes to muscle functioning and hydration. Raw dairy, eggs, cheese and leafy greens are all good sources of this important nutrient. Zinc helps maintain the immune system as well as break down fats and proteins for the body's use. This can be found in red meats, shellfish, sprouted nuts and seeds. Zinc deficiency has been linked to increased injury rates. although nothing exists in a vacuum, and is in every single cell of your body.
Too often, Fitzgibbon sees athletes become patients get "sidelined by lack of preparation." Everything has a metabolic tax—even breathing requires energy—but pre-covery is about managing what Fitzgibbon calls those "leaks" in order to maintain the requisite health necessary to keep the body running from season to season. No matter how much training you do, it's only as good as the nutrition you have to support it.


Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke via satellite to the AIPAC conference after cutting his Washington visit short in order to get back to Israel to oversee the response to escalating Hamas rocket fire.
Netanyahu went on to say that "those who seek to undermine American support for Israel must be confronted. They don't stop at criticism of Israel's policies, but spew venom that has long been directed at the Jewish people. To all the anti-Semites out there – we stand up, we fight, and we win," the prime minister said to roaring applause.
In the 10-minute speech hampered by some minor broadcast glitches, US President Donald Trump was praised for his recognition of Israel's sovereignty over the Golan Heights "on behalf of all the people of Israel," Netanyahu said. "The Golan Heights is indispensable for our defense. It's part of our history … and we shall never, ever give it up. It is part of Israel," the prime minister confirmed.
Netanyahu also gave a well-articulated explanation of why Israel needs to be a nation-state for the Jewish people. "Israel is a home for all Jews," he explained. "All Israelis are first-class citizens and all citizens have exactly the same individual rights, and these rights remain sacred," he emphasized.


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Denis McQuail provides a coherent and succinct account of the concept of 'media audience' in terms of its history and its place in present-day media theory and research. McQuail describes and explains the main types of audience and the main traditions and fields of audience research. Audience Analysis explains the contrast between social scientific and humanistic approaches and gives due weight to the view 'from the audience' as well as the view 'from the media.' McQuail summarizes key research findings and assesses the impact of new media developments, especially transnationalization and new interactive technology.
Chapter Four: Questions of Media Reach
Denis McQuail
In:Audience Analysis
Subject:Mass Communication
Keywords:audiences; channels; films; media; media use; selectivity; television
Questions of Media Reach
The Need to Know the "Objective" Audience
The least problematic version of the audience concept is probably that which underlies the "ratings" in their various forms. The questions that then arise stem almost exclusively from what has been called the "institutional" point of view—the view from media industries. According to Ang (1991), "institutional knowledge … is [interested] in 'television audience' which it constructs as an objectified category of others to be controlled" (p. 154). It is primarily the media providers and some communicators themselves who need to know just who and how many are reached by their messages. This point of view has largely been taken over by mainstream mass communication research, especially when it is carried out for ...
Typologies of Audience
Principles of Audience Formation and Continuity
McQuail, D. (1997). Questions of media reach. In Audience analysis (pp. 43-64). SAGE Publications, Inc., https://www.doi.org/10.4135/9781452233406.n4
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Q: relative clause inside another relative clause So if you're making a game that a person who plays Limbo might like, you should....
I heard this in one of the videos by Totalbiscuit. He's a game commentator on youtube. I'm pretty sure the guy is from Newcastle. Just in case if it matters. Limbo is a video game.
My question is, is it ok to have a relative clause inside another relative clause?

A: I don't see any problem with the Totalbiscuit's words.  However, there is a sentence fragment in your question.  :)

A: There is no grammatical rule against attaching relative clauses to other relative clauses in English.
In a highly inflected language like classical Latin, it is possible to insert a seemingly indefinite number of clauses to others, as anyone who has been assigned to translate a page-long sentence of Cicero knows. But English is weakly inflected, and highly dependent on syntactic markers like word position and proximity to deliver meaning. The more dependent clauses you add to a sentence, the more awkward it sounds and the more difficult it becomes to parse, whether in spoken or written English, so there are practical limits to how many levels of recursion your reader will tolerate.
Marcel Proust is infamous for some long sentences, which have been the subject of competitions and even artwork.


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The six suicide attackers in the garrison town of Uri in north Kashmir's Baramulla district are believed to be Pakistanis who had recently infiltrated the Line of Control (LoC).
Sources told Deccan Herald that though the exact number of militants who had infiltrated is not known. However, it is clear that Friday's attackers are all Pakistanis.
"The militants who carried today's attack were clad in kameez-salwar (ethnic tunic-trousers) and heavily armed with AK-47 rifles, hand grenades and other ammunition," sources said, adding the militants were part of the group which infiltrated after Assembly elections commences in the state on November 25.
During Friday's attack, 11 security personnel including, Lt Colonel Sankalp Kumar of 24 Punjab Regiment of Raipur, were killed. The attack comes just three days ahead of elections in Uri and six other constituencies under Baramulla district on December 9.
The Uri section of the LoC is significant for being the transit point for the Srinagar-Muzaffarabad bus service and trading between two parts of Kashmir. Though Uri was known infiltration route in early 90's, in the last several years no major infiltration had been reported.
Sources said another group of six militants who had been asked to carry out a similar attack was earlier this week eliminated by the Army in Nowgam sector of Kupwara district when they were crossing the LoC.
A senior police officer wishing anonymity said that after the huge turnout in first two phases of Assembly elections, militant leadership and their handlers across the border have become desperate. "They have formed a few fidayeen groups to carry out suicide attacks throughout the state to instill fear among voters," he said.
Last week a similar attack was carried out in Arnia sector of Jammu region near the international border in which 12 people including three soldiers, four militants and five civilians were killed.


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Bungo Stray Dogs S02E01 Recap *Spoilers Ahead
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Kaetan desu! (*≧▽≦)
Jeez! (╬ Ò ‸ Ó) Season 2 of Bungo Stray Dogs certainly started off on a dark note. The series jumps to four years in the past when Dazai was a still prominent executive in the Port Mafia. Dazai is sitting in a bar when two men who we soon find out to be part of the same organization walk in and order drinks. One of those men is Ango Sakaguchi, an intelligence officer for the Mafia and Sakunosuke Oda, a man who sits in the lowest part of the hierarchy as a handyman.
As they begin talking, Dazai tells Oda about a shootout he was involved in with a very gung-ho gang who were armed with a machine gun equipped truck. Dazai is a top executive with an extremely bloody and dark past so he shouldn't receive injuries from something like this, right? Right? Wrong. Dazai procured some injuries in the middle of the shootout while he was hurrying to get to, would you a believe it, a bathroom and tripped on a ditch, falling flat on his face.*Sigh why you so clumsy Dazai? But then again, that is one of his charm points.
Oda begins narrating on Dazai's background in the Port Mafia, as Dazai himself complains about how he was unable to die again, and how he wants a simple method for committing suicide. When Oda tell him that there isn't one, Dazai pauses his antics for a minute and gives states his wish by saying "Man fears death and yet, at the same time, man is drawn to death. Death is endlessly consumed by men in cities and in literature. It is a singular event in one's life that none may reverse. That is what I desire" Talk about sending chills down my spine, but he said it with a smile so that made it better for me as the viewer.
Typical Dazai, he then quickly changes to light-hearted conversation by requesting the bartender for a drink made of detergent, and when he is rejected both times, Ango walks into the bar telling off Oda for not calling out Dazai when he does that. As he takes a seat next to Dazai, he begins complaining about how this one deal today took up too much time for something as simple as buying a smuggled-in antique watch. Dazai then probes Odasaku as to why he has never heard him complain about work, and Oda chooses to remain humble by explaining how boring his stories are as the organization's lowest ranked member, but Dazai persists.
As Oda gives his accounts on today's work, Dazai's face lights up and he insists that they switch jobs, particularly when he says how he disposed of a dud (bomb) that was found behind a Mafia office. Ango quickly tries to bring Dazai back down to earth by telling him that he couldn't handle it, with Odasaku agreeing that Dazai's anticipation would get him blown up. But we ARE talking about Dazai here, so naturally he gets excited about the thought of being blown up.
When Ango asks if they were meeting up, Dazai says he came there on a whim, hoping to run into the two of them. It as though he wanted some company. Aw, even Dazai gets lonely sometimes. They then make a toast to the stray dogs. Now that phrase mind you, is in the title of the show and this is the first time I've heard it mentioned in the actual anime. So we'll just take note of that for now. They also take commemorative photos to show that they had days like that where they could hang out, despite their different positions in the hierarchy.
To the Stray Dogs….
-Can I just say that this face, is everything to me now? So adorable!
Fast forward to the next day, Oda is suddenly called to the Port Mafia's headquarters by Rintaro, the boss who we got a small glimpse of towards the end of season one. Past all of the security and cameras, Oda enters the boss' chambers.
Please wear the dress Elise-chan (╥ᆺ╥;)
There, he finds Rintaro desperately trying to get Elise, a mysterious little girl who is always by his side to wear a dress, with a lot more dresses scattered all over the floor. Rintaro's personality changes drastically when Oda announces himself and insists that Oda didn't see anything. He then explains that he summoned Oda specifically for the job of locating Ango, who has gone missing. He gives him the Silver Oracle, a document which allows him to temporarily gain authority even over executives. Rintaro uses the opportunity to point out Oda's relations with Dazai, but Oda doesn't answer. He then asks why it is that Oda has never supposedly killed anyone with the handgun he is always carrying around. Oda respectfully declines to answer and is then excused by Rintaro to commence this special mission.
You didn't see anything…understand? -_-
We then move to another scene where some armory guards have been killed by what appears to be the same group that was involved in the shootout with Dazai. The group targeted the armory with the intent of stealing firearms. We learn that the shootout was originally a distraction and the storage house they hit had a password on that only staff sub-executive and higher has access to. This screams traitor within the Mafia. Dazai says they captured one of the cloaked members and managed to find out the name of their group, Mimic.
We go back to Oda, who is now investigating Ango's hotel room and comes across a ventiliation shaft where he discovers a safety box. It is then we discover Oda's ability 'Flawless' which allows him to see up to six seconds into the future, when he avoids being taken out by a nearby hidden sniper. He calls Dazai for backup while heading after the sniper. Oda catches up to them and holds them up in an alley, but he is then ambushed himself by another member lying in wait. As the two members close in on him, it looks like this could be it for Oda, but Dazai intervenes and has the two cloaked members shot dead.
Dazai then explains his findings to Oda. He makes an observation that every Mimic member seems to carry a Graugeist, which although is an old European gun, seems to serve as a symbol to the organization. Oda shows Dazai the safety box they were after, which Dazai spares almost little no to effort unlocking. The contents of the box shocks Oda. A graugeist!!
However, Dazai states that the fact that the gun was in Ango's room, doesn't mean it actually was his. Mimic could have planted it there in there. But he quickly changes his tune as to Ango's whereabouts before he arrived at the bar. Ango claims to have driven to do a deal in Tokyo at 8:00PM where the weather was rainy. But the umbrella was wet enough to have been in the rain for at least thirty minutes and Ango's pants and shoes were dry when he arrived at the bar two hours later. Dazai says that he doesn't believe that Ango went to a deal, but went to meet someone in secret. Oda tries to justify this, but Dazai shuts it down, saying that if they were such good friends, then Ango wouldn't have needed to make up an alibi.
One of the Mimic members, miraculously still alive, points his Graugeist at Dazai and Oda. This is when Dazai's personality starts to scare me.
Dazai psyches out both the Mimic member as well as Oda by egging on the cloaked figure to pull the trigger of the gun and wake him from this "oxidizing world of a dream". What follows would be a gunshot, and then we see the cloaked man grabbing his shoulder in pain. Surprise! Oda fired under the pressure! A rain of gunfire from Dazai's subordinates follows and finally kills the man.
Dead eyes never looked so good (●♡∀♡)
After the dust clears, Dazai then makes a confession that he knew the sniper would miss as the inprint from the sniper rifle was on the shooter's cheek, meaning he was left handed. He was holding the Graugeist with his right hand. In addition to that, the gun has low firing rate and accuracy and could only fire warning shots in the alley. Dazai tired his arm out for long enough, knowing that Oda would shoot him. What is with this guy?
Dazai then requests Oda to find Ango to which Oda says "Yeah, I know"
Season 2 of Bungo Stray Dogs airs on Crunchyroll every Wednesday at 1:35pm (AST)
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Заводское — село в Троицком районе Алтайского края, административный центр сельского поселения Заводской сельсовет.

География
Расположен в центральной части края, на высоте 254 м над уровнем моря..
Климат
континентальный. Средняя температура января −19 °C, июля +19,9 °C. Годовое количество атмосферных осадков 450 мм.

История
Посёлок основан в 1939 году.

Население

 Национальный состав
Согласно результатам переписи 2002 года, в национальной структуре населения русские составляли 95 %.

Инфраструктура
Администрация поселения, почта, школа.

Транспорт
Заводское доступно автомобильным транспортом.

Проходит автодорога межмуниципального значения «а/д Р-256 — Гордеевский — Заводское — Куличье — Озеро-Петровское» (идентификационный номер 01 ОП МЗ 01Н-5104).

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Населённые пункты Троицкого района (Алтайский край)

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Home Improvement received numerous awards and nominations in its 8-season run.  Notable awards and nominations include:

ASCAP Award
1992
WON - Top TV Series - (Dan Foliart)
1993
WON - Top TV Series - (Dan Foliart)
1994
WON - Top TV Series - (Dan Foliart)
1995
WON - Top TV Series - (Dan Foliart)
1996
WON - Top TV Series - (Dan Foliart)
1997
WON - Top TV Series - (Dan Foliart)
1998
WON - Top TV Series - (Dan Foliart)
2000
WON - Top TV Series - (Dan Foliart)

Casting Society of America
1992
Nominated - Best Casting for TV, "Pilot" - (Deborah Barylski)

Golden Globe Awards
1993
Nominated - Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Musical or Comedy (Tim Allen)
1994
Nominated - Best Television Series - Musical or Comedy
Nominated - Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series - Musical or Comedy (Patricia Richardson)
Nominated - Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Musical or Comedy (Tim Allen)
1995
Nominated - Best Television Series - Musical or Comedy
Nominated - Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series - Musical or Comedy (Patricia Richardson)
WON - Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Musical or Comedy (Tim Allen)
1996
Nominated - Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Musical or Comedy (Tim Allen)
1997
Nominated - Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Musical or Comedy (Tim Allen)

Humanitas Prize
1996
Nominated - 30 Minute Category (Elliot Shoenman and Marley Sims)
For the episode "The Longest Day".

Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards
1994
WON - Favorite Television Actor (Tim Allen)
WON - Favorite Television Show
1995
WON - Favorite Television Actor (Tim Allen)
WON - Favorite Television Show
1996
WON - Favorite Television Actor (Tim Allen)
WON - Favorite Television Show
1997
WON - Favorite Television Actor (Tim Allen)
WON - Favorite Television Show
Nominated - Favorite Television Actor (Jonathan Taylor Thomas)
1998
WON - Favorite Television Actor (Jonathan Taylor Thomas)
Nominated - Favorite Television Actor (Tim Allen)
Nominated - Favorite Television Show
1999
Nominated - Favorite Television Actor (Tim Allen)
Nominated - Favorite Television Actor (Jonathan Taylor Thomas)

People's Choice Awards
1992
WON - Favorite New TV Comedy Series
WON - Favorite Male Performer in a New TV Series (Tim Allen)
1993
WON - Favorite TV Comedy Series
WON - Favorite Male TV Performer (Tim Allen)
1994
WON - Favorite TV Comedy Series
WON - Favorite Male TV Performer (Tim Allen)
1995
WON - Favorite TV Comedy Series
WON - Favorite Male TV Performer (Tim Allen)
1996
WON - Favorite Male TV Performer (Tim Allen)
1997
WON - Favorite Male Television Performer (Tim Allen)
1998
WON - Favorite Male Television Performer (Tim Allen)
1999
WON - Favorite Male Television Performer (Tim Allen)

Primetime Emmy Awards
1993
Nominated - Outstanding Comedy Series
Nominated - Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series (Tim Allen)
1994
Nominated - Outstanding Comedy Series
Nominated - Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series (Patricia Richardson)
1996
Nominated - Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series (Patricia Richardson)
1997
Nominated - Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series (Patricia Richardson)
1998
Nominated - Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series (Patricia Richardson)

TV Guide Awards
1999
WON - Favorite Actor in a Comedy (Tim Allen)

TV Land Awards
2009
WON - Fan Favorite Award (Tim Allen, Patricia Richardson, Zachary Ty Bryan, Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Taran Noah Smith, Richard Karn, Debbie Dunning, Earl Hindman, and the rest of the cast of Home Improvement.)

YoungStar Awards
1997
Nominated - Best Performance by a Young Actor in a Comedy TV Series (Jonathan Taylor Thomas)
1998
Nominated - Best Performance by a Young Actor in a Comedy TV Series (Jonathan Taylor Thomas)
1999
WON - Best Performance by a Young Actor in a Comedy TV Series (Zachery Ty Bryan)

References

External links
Awards for Home Improvement at IMDb

Lists of awards by television series
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FIGHTING for a more equal share of public money is the aim of a new campaign being launched by the Harrow Observer and Harrow Council.
Readers will be able to sign a petition calling on the coalition government to provide Harrow with a larger and fairer share of the national pot to top up what it collects in council tax.
If Harrow was treated like Brent, the council would be £420million per year better off – allowing councillors to curtail cutbacks, rely less on other uncertain sources of funding and make huge investment in frontline services like schools, street cleaning and libraries.
The council's portfolio holder for finance, Councillor Sachin Shah (Labour), said: "It's a non-party political campaign. I urge everyone who lives in Harrow or works in Harrow, or enjoys its benefits, to sign the petition.
"We want to go straight to the top, to Number 10. We want Prime Minister David Cameron to listen to us and arrange a meeting with the Chancellor, George Osbourne, or Eric Pickles, the secretary of state for communities and local government.
"We are asking for a fairer grant. We want the government to look into the formula and make sure it fully reflects Harrow's diversity and our areas of deprivation.
"The image of Harrow as a wealthy leafy suburb with Harrow School on the Hill is outdated. Things have changed and the current formula overlooks the poorer areas of Queensbury, Kenton and Wealdstone because it's averaged out by the extremely rich areas in the north.


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A woman accused of fatally poisoning her husband with insulin stolen from the Alabama hospital where she worked as a nurse is being sued by his estate for wrongful death. News outlets report that the estate of James Cappello filed suit Monday against Marjorie Nicole Cappello and the hospital. Investigators said she gave her husband a fatal dose of insulin in September 2018. The lawsuit alleges she stole the insulin from the hospital, which it accuses of negligence. The hospital and an attorney for Nicole Cappello didn't immediately respond to requests for comment on the civil suit.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. —
A woman accused of fatally poisoning her husband with insulin stolen from the Alabama hospital where she worked as a nurse is being sued by his estate for wrongful death.
News outlets report that the estate of James Cappello filed suit Monday against Marjorie Nicole Cappello and the hospital.
Investigators said she gave her husband a fatal dose of insulin in September 2018.
The lawsuit alleges she stole the insulin from the hospital, which it accuses of negligence.
The hospital and an attorney for Nicole Cappello didn't immediately respond to requests for comment on the civil suit.


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Licensed or Unlicensed? That Is the Question
By: Harry Malka, Esq.
About the Author: Larry Leiby, Esq. was the founder and first chairman of the Florida Bar Construction Law Committee in 1976. He is the author of the Florida Construction Law Manual. He is Board Certified in Construction Law and was on the Construction Law Certification Committee that creates and grades the tests for construction law board certification. He was awarded the lifetime achievement award by the Florida Bar Construction Law Committee and teaches construction law at the Florida International University College of Law. He can be reached at [email protected]. For more information, please visit www.mkpalaw.com.
As anyone engaged in the construction industry in Florida knows, Florida law requires a "Contractor" to have a construction license. Most, but not all, statewide contractor licenses are found in Fla. Stat. §§ 489.101, et seq., including the registration of local licenses. A "Contractor" is defined as:
the person who is qualified for, and shall only be responsible for, the project contracted for and means, …, the person who, for compensation, undertakes to, submits a bid to, or does himself or herself or by others construct, repair, alter, remodel, add to, demolish, subtract from, or improve any building or structure, including related improvements to real estate, for others or for resale to others;
Florida's Construction Licensing laws are too complex to fully discuss in this article. However, it is essential to note that the failure to have a proper contractor license (where such a license is required) may have numerous adverse consequences to the party performing the work. First, where an unlicensed contractor enters into a contract, the contract is void and unenforceable for illegality. This means that the unlicensed contractor may not be able to collect for the work performed. Also, the unlicensed contractor will not have any lien rights or bond rights. In some cases, the unlicensed contractor may even be liable for treble damages where there is an injury arising out of the unlicensed work performed.
Florida law also provides for criminal penalties for those engaging in contracting without a license. An unlicensed person found guilty of unlicensed contracting may be assessed an administrative fine of up to $10,000, plus reasonable investigative and legal prosecution costs. Persons holding themselves out as contractors, or offering to contract, without a license are guilty of a first-degree misdemeanor in Florida (for a first offense). If the violation occurs during the existence of a state of emergency declared by the governor, the violator may be guilty of a felony of the third degree.
It is also important to recognize that not all construction work requires a state or local license. Recently, a Florida Court of Appeals recognized that a person is not considered unlicensed if no state or local license is required for the scope of work being performed. In A-1 Quality Corp. vs. Oak Park Terrance, Inc., 2010 WL 1050026 (Fla. 4 th DCA, March 24, 2010), the trial court held that A-1 Quality Corp. ("Contractor") could not enforce its contract (i.e. could not get paid for the work performed) because Contractor did not have a construction license. The trial court rejected Contractor's claim that the work required under the contract did not require a license. The Court of Appeals reversed the Trial Court's entry of summary judgment against Contractor, citing Fla. Stat. § 489.128(1)(a) ("if a state license is not required for the scope of work to be performed under the contract, the individual performing that work is not considered unlicensed.")
The moral of the story for anyone contracting, or even offering to contract, for construction work within the State of Florida is that prior to offering to furnish any construction work, that person should obtain legal counsel to determine whether the work to be furnished requires a license, whether the person offering to furnish such work has the necessary license, and if not, what steps should be taken to obtain that licensing prior to offering to furnish that work. Otherwise, the repercussions can be severe.
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Alternative Dining in Chicago
By Kim Campbell (Kimchic)
A handful of creative food venues, designed to throw us out of our comfort zone by highlighting the skill of enterprising new chefs, offering eclectic cuisines, or whisking up anticipation over a new restaurant, help make up the Chicago phenomenon that is alternative dining. Pop-up restaurants, supper clubs, underground dining, and Chaos Cooking are among the out-of-the ordinary culinary experiences available to the adventurous Chicago diner. Some of these concepts have been around for decades; some are being reinvented by new chefs to fit modern tastes. They're doing this by using social media to build hype, by incorporating contemporary concepts (such as using organic and locally-sourced produce), and by adding new twists to older concepts like the potluck.
For chefs who choose to showcase their skills through alternative dining venues, this is a way of breaking free from norms and courting innovation. It's a mode of operation that reflects respect to everyone involved, lets chefs experiment with their craft, and – above all – builds community in ways that traditional dining can't. The experience is mutually beneficial for chefs and diners, and adds variety to Chicago's already-vibrant dining scene. Here is a sampling of the ways Chicagoans are creating and endorsing these delicious options.
Underground Dining with Relish
My first underground dining experience took place at Relish, on the third floor at a courtyard apartment complex. This dinner for eight was hosted by Chef Julia Pham; it featured cocktails and beer and Vietnamese cuisine in two courses. As with other underground venues, Relish is unofficial, emphasizing social interaction in a smaller, more intimate, less formal environment.
We started with a Filipino beef mami noodle dish – a heap of tender brisket in anise-flavored beef broth, served on egg noodles, Chinese cabbage, scallions, a slice of hard-boiled egg and a garnish of garlic chili oil. While we dined, guests for the second seating began to arrive and hobnob while they waited for us to get to dessert, which was a delicious parcel of ube (purple yam) donut holes with coconut glaze.
Ube donut holes from Julie Pham
Julia Pham's decision to start Relish came to her in a dream during a difficult period in her life. She saw herself serving delicious meals to old and new friends in her home and loving it. When she woke up, she knew that it was what she was meant to do. It took some research and preparation, but she already had years of experience working in her aunt's Chicago-based bakery Ba Le and various kitchens during college. She decided to break away and do her own thing, with a nod to the Vietnamese cuisine she loved.
Pham said that she considers the act of alternative dining to be revolutionary. She explained why the scene is a good choice for chefs with a mission: "We maintain a structure that revolves around autonomy rather than hierarchy, and we feel empowered by practicing our abilities to create our own communities around food."
Pham believes that food service does not need to be a strictly profit-driven structure and that all parties behind the food should be paid and treated fairly.
"There needs to be positive change in the food industry, where everything and everyone is respected, from the environment, to the farmers, to the ingredients, to the employees, and to the diners," Pham said. She feels this would return food to its natural place in our lives, as part of a holistic cycle that sustains us through its production and consumption.
For Pham, then, Relish and other underground restaurants aren't anti-establishment projects meant to skirt zoning and health laws. Rather, they are a way to express personal values while providing room to experiment, and be part of a DIY movement. She explained, "Many underground restaurants focus on locality and sustainability, which is something that is very important to diners who are looking to support conscious consumption. People also want to hear from small-name chefs who have different narratives and specialties than celebrity chefs in Chicago."
Chef Julia Pham's Crunchy Garlic Chili Oil
For me, though, what was striking about Relish was the sense of community that I experienced that night. Everything, from the carefully-crafted menu to the warm and open environment, seemed designed to consciously break down the divide between guests and staff. We dined in the chef's home, in an unhurried atmosphere that allowed intermingling between guests, server, hostess and chefs (when they weren't cooking up the next round). No time was wasted on dish selection; no pressure was exerted to adhere to traditional restaurant etiquette. The usual barriers were gone, creating one of the main appeals of underground dining. In some ways, it was like any other party.
Experiencing the Chaos Cooking Movement
My next encounter with the alternative dining scene came as a result of a fortuitous meeting – at Relish, in fact. It turns out this isn't an unusual way to get involved – once you're in, you'll meet others and learn of more options for alternative dining. Victoria DeMatteo was my source. In April she launched the Chicago version of Chaos Cooking, an interactive cooking platform, after attending events hosted by the movement's founders, Brooklyn's Joe and Margaret Che.
My impression of Chaos Cooking was that it would be a giant potluck party – with the caveat that all food had to be prepared at the event. Each participant was to bring a recipe to make on the spot, and everyone would enjoy the result. The one I attended took place in late April at the Test Kitchen in the Noble Square neighborhood, with 40 other amateur chefs.
Remembering to take the ingredients I needed was my first challenge, which I failed. Eking out a prep space was the second, and I was early. By the time I located my missing ingredient and returned, though, the "Chaos" part of the experience had kicked in. Imagine the din and clatter of a restaurant kitchen on a Friday night – except that everyone in the back wants to get their dishes finished so they can sample the offerings being laid out on long tables in the dining area. It felt like a race, a cooking contest and a speed-dating event combined.
The intrigue of this culinary adventure is easy to explain, DeMatteo told me. "The thing about Chaos is that it doesn't require you to be a good cook. I don't know of any restaurant that would hire a chef who can only make toast, for example! In the mainstream restaurant industry, the focus is on food quality and how good a dish tastes. In Chaos Cooking, people obviously strive for a delicious finished product, but it's more about the social interaction and friendships that stem from the time spent with others."
There was no toast served that night. A few of the foods that appeared while I was in attendance: spring asparagus with a wasabi hollandaise sauce, Thai chicken wings that vanished before anyone could grab seconds, curried roasted cauliflower and chickpea tacos with cabbage and avocado, breaded bacon, quinoa salad, asparagus pizza, pork dumplings, curried chicken salad on tiny slices of bread, and sticky mango rice.
In the midst of all the delicious dishes being turned out, it was clear that people were there to network as much as to eat. DeMatteo assisted this process by introducing people to one another and adding a bit of random fun by creating a cuisine-themed "Harlem Shake" video. I found Chaos cooking to be a great way to make friends with similar interests, and I got to know people through every step of the process.
DeMatteo explained, "In our current age, there are so many ways of keeping tabs on everyone, yet outside of dating sites, there are very few ways to actually meet people. I think besides the fact that people are just seeking new friendships, more people also want to know where their food comes from and who is behind the dish they're eating. The alternative dining scene offers both."
Popping Up Everywhere
At this point, the idea of the pop-up is no longer new. Even the touristy Taste of Chicago features "pop-up" booths these days, proving that the definition of the word covers many things. But, whether in a home, food museum, business or hidden in the back of another restaurant (see Ampersand), pop-ups are still utilized as a marketing tool to create buzz for new restaurants or establish the name of a chef. And it's a strategy that worked for an LTH Forum favorite, Fat Rice.
Fat Rice's Abraham Conlon and Adrienne Lo started their Chicago culinary careers with a pop-up dining venture called X-marx in 2007. Abraham explained that his goal was always to provide the best food rather than an "alternative" to something else. He credits the experience of running a pop-up as his training ground for owning and operating a successful restaurant today. "It is a great forum for establishing a loyal client base and being able to experiment with food," Conlon said, "but ultimately it is not sustainable because it is not lucrative enough. The doors weren't always open so it was hard to employ people full-time."
There were other challenges as well: "Quite frankly, it's not strictly legal," Conlon admitted. "After our second or third cease-and-desist order, we got that it was time to move on. It made sense, because X-marx became so popular that just two or three staff
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could no longer serve the growing groups we were feeding. We had outgrown the underground model and the next step was to open a restaurant."
Ultimately, Conlon feels the pop-up business was the place for him to experiment with food and to hone his business skills before moving on. He believes that the golden age of pop-ups and underground dining ended before he even began X-Marx, but he recognizes the importance it played in his success and agrees that it was an exciting time in his career.
He explained, "We did take what we learned from our experiences there, and have maintained the convivial atmosphere and the awesome food experience."
The Tried and True – The Supper Club
Private supper clubs are deeply steeped in Midwestern tradition – and they're well-established all over this area. But even these tried-and-true full-entertainment restaurant alternatives are becoming more modern, appealing to new folks with their dinner-party vibe and a more meaningful connection to both people and food.
Chef Micky Kearns, co-owner of the All Natural Chicago Catering Company (www.allnaturalchicago.com) and the Underground Supper Club (along with his wife Tess) is no stranger to unconventionality in the food world. Although his job is often to rein it in, Kearns says that liveliness is part of the appeal of alternative dining. "There is more of an air of circus at these events, and the customers are happier and more relaxed," Kearns said.
He cites the need to feel special as a big motivation for diners. "Anyone can just go to a restaurant. No matter where or what a restaurant is, you can get a table, even if you have to wait a year. Underground supper clubs and pop-up restaurants are exclusive or temporary. This gives you the bragging rights of attendance. But people have more of an air of feeling privileged than one of entitlement," Kearns said.
The Kearns' goal is not simply to provide people with a good time, but also to connect them with their past in a meaningful way by providing seasonal and local food prepared in traditional ways. Kearns explained, "The last several years, there has been a drive of farm-to-table. The chef is the liaison that provides that. Slow food is bringing cooking back to the basics, the way our grandparents and parents did things."
Regarding the use of local produce, Tess Kearns said, "It is always wonderful to present the new crops after a long winter. What you find in the store before spring came from far away. It usually lacks flavor or nutrient density because it is picked early to survive transport. The local stuff you get at the beginning of harvest is wonderful after a long winter like the one we just had!"
It turns out the farm-to-table way of looking at food is a factor for others in the alternative dining scene as well. Chefs Josh Kulp and Christine Cikowski, of Sunday Dinner Club (sundaydinnerclub.com) and Honey Butter Fried Chicken, keep themselves busy running two operations. But they say they find both important to their mission.
Josh Kulp explained how their hope is to help improve the industry with fair practices: "Restaurant work is very difficult. Christine and I make sure the company is respectful of staff. We aim to treat them as family. For example, we empower our sous chefs to make creative decisions, and we provide health insurance, paid time off, and sick days. Because many of our customers are faithful fans from Sunday Dinner Club, they usually cross over to eat at Honey Butter Chicken and they feel connected to our business. We prioritize keeping that connection with our sous chefs and clients because food has to nurture not just the customer at the table. It has to nurture the food producers and cook and servers."
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You might want to leave the electronic devices at home when you attend for that low-tech connection to people, but to attend a dinner club or pop-up restaurant night, you will need to get online to reserve your spot. Most events have a loyal following of enthusiasts and sell out fast.
Visit a site like www.saltshaker.net/underground-dining-scene to figure out what your options are, and enjoy!
Like many in their field, Kulp and Cikowski place a high value on using local and seasonal ingredients whenever possible. They do this by going out of their way to establish relationships with farmers, farmers' markets and community-supported agriculture like City Farm. They admit this can sometimes complicate things when they must adapt the menu to reflect what is available. "When that happens, I like to say we make decisions on a food by food basis," Kulp explained. But the result is that the quality is so much better and the community connections reflect their overall mission of respecting the farm-to-table process of food.
Kulp and Cikowski began the Sunday Supper Club nine years ago, after they met at Kendall College Culinary School and had worked for a few years in restaurants. On their nights off, they started to invite friends over for a dinner party that became regular, and then expanded exponentially as word got out. Today their supper club has 5000 people on its guest list, and operates with a combination of catering, private chef permits, and shared kitchen licenses to remain above-board. As for Honey Butter Fried Chicken, its story is legend; the happy accident that occurred at Sunday Dinner Club when the chef spilled honey butter on a dish of fried chicken one night is well documented. Rather than serve the sticky sauce-covered chicken, the folks in the kitchen decided to eat the chicken themselves — and one bite told them they'd invented something special.
Here's where the advantage of having a supper club atmosphere kicks in: at a traditional restaurant, Cikowski said, she'd never have run out of the kitchen to tell her guests to pour honey butter on their chicken. But here, she felt quite at ease doing it – and the result became not just a staple dish, but a separate business.
"I started cooking because I loved it," Kulp said. "I was always interested in food, but the best part is when I finish the cooking and watch the person eat it. I need someone besides myself to take a bite of it. Working in a restaurant was tough because there was a disconnect between me as a chef and the people in the dining room eating the food. We wanted Sunday Dinner Club to feel more like being with grandma over a pot of ragout rather than a fancy meal out."
His supper club might be a low-tech experience, but that's part of the appeal. "People put away their cell phones and enjoy live company and a meal made from scratch," he said. "More and more these days, people are seeking out ways of connecting as the prevalence of family meals decline in our lives."
Building Community Through Alternative Dining
Clearly, there's no one reason that chefs and owners choose the alternative dining route. Quality and the freedom to experiment is important – these innovators get to think outside the box, toward ideas and concepts that aren't necessarily welcome within the structure of the regular dining establishment – and they feel like revolutionaries when they get back to basics and let their personal values have more priority. But there are two things most of these operations have in common: their desire to build connections – to establish a loyal customer base, to get people together, to network, and to create relationships – and their desire to make great food.
Just like the chefs, diners have multiple reasons for embracing the alternative dining scene in Chicago. As with a standard restaurant outing, they get a night out and a table full of delicious food, but they also enjoy the added seasoning of mystery – and sometimes, a sense of returning to their food roots or being among the first to experience a trend in the dining scene. But the fact is, most diners go out to eat because they're looking for good food and good company. Alternative dining is just another way for diners to get the best of both worlds.
So, both owners and diners, alternative dining hearkens back to two very basic human needs: that of being together and eating well. In the words of Chef Micky Kearns of the Underground Supper Club: "Ultimately, people come for the food, but they also come to experience the social aspect of community tables and interaction with fellow foodies. Discovering these special opportunities creates an atmosphere of [being] comrades-in-arms."
Kim Campbell (kimchic) is a writer and chaos cook living in Chicago with her family. She enjoys the challenge of meal planning and cooking for the restricted diets of the vegetarian, diabetic, carnivorous and gluten free members of her household. On other occasions, she can be found teaching writing workshops, kayaking, bicycling and knitting. Recently, her work has been published in Graze, a literary food magazine, and the Spectacle, the online journal of the circus arts.[/note]
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Q: Angular - How to access annotation class method I have the following declaration of a annotation in Angular:
class ModalContainer {
    public destroy: Function;
    public closeModal() {
        this.destroy();
    }
}

export function Modal() {
    return function (target: any) {
        Object.assign(target.prototype, ModalContainer.prototype);
    };
}

I want to use the annotation inside a component:
@Component({
    selector: 'my-component',
    templateUrl: 'my-component.template.html',
    styleUrls: ['my-component.style.scss']
})
@Modal()
export class MyComponent implements OnInit {
    private EVENT_SAVE = 'EVENT_SAVE';
    private EVENT_CANCEL = 'EVENT_CANCEL';
    private buttonClick(event: any, eventType: string){
        if (eventType === this.EVENT_CANCEL){
            this.closeModal();
        } else if(eventType === this.EVENT_SAVE){
            this.closeModal();
        }
    }
}

The problem is, TypeScript is not able to compile, since this method is not known during compile time. However, when I'm using the same method call inside the template, then it works. That means, that the the prototype was assigned.
The compiler shows this error message:
ERROR in [at-loader] ./src/main/webapp/ui/src/my-component.component.ts:128:18
    TS2339: Property 'closeModal' does not exist on type 'MyComponent'.

Does anyone know, how I cann solve this?

A: By adding this line the compiler will not complain anymore and it works.
private closeModal: Function;

The class then looks like this:
@Component({
    selector: 'my-component',
    templateUrl: 'my-component.template.html',
    styleUrls: ['my-component.style.scss']
})
@Modal()
export class MyComponent implements OnInit {
    private EVENT_SAVE = 'EVENT_SAVE';
    private EVENT_CANCEL = 'EVENT_CANCEL';
    private closeModal: Function;
    private buttonClick(event: any, eventType: string){
        if (eventType === this.EVENT_CANCEL){
            this.closeModal();
        } else if(eventType === this.EVENT_SAVE){
            this.closeModal();
        }
    }
}


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Volleyball goes winless in first two conference games
Freshman outside hitter Ellie Carrera-Justiz (2) led the team in kills against Bucknell with 13. (Photo courtesy of Athletic Communications)
The Lafayette volleyball team opened their conference schedule with a pair of losses last weekend to Lehigh and Bucknell. The Leopards fell in five sets to the rival Mountain Hawks on Friday, before the Bison earned a four set victory over The Leopards on Sunday. The team now holds an 11-7 record with a 0-2 mark in the Patriot League.
In the first game against Lehigh, the Leopards won a close first set 26-24 after a late kill by sophomore outside hitter Grace Tulevech. Lehigh came back to win the second set 25-14. The two teams split the next two sets, as each earned identical 25-22 victories with Lafayette winning the third set and Lehigh winning the fourth. The Mountain Hawks prevailed in the fifth set 15-12 to win the match.
"On a competitive front I think we put ourselves in a great situation to have opportunities for the match [against Lehigh] to go our way," head coach Ryan Adams said. "I think we battled and we did a lot of really good things. But result aside, I'm pretty happy with the takeaway and it only helps us competitively moving forward."
Tulevech led the team with 15 kills, fellow sophomore and outside hitter Leanna Deegan tallied 14 kills and senior outside hitter Katrina Ruggiero had 12 digs, 10 kills, and a block and an ace. Freshman outside hitter Grace Steurer anchored the defense with 16 digs, while senior setter Julia Howard paced the Leopards with 23 assists.
"The result didn't go our way, but I don't think that was the biggest takeaway," Howard said. "I think it was more how we played together and the growth that we got in [the Lehigh] game, and I think that's huge improvement for us."
"That's a really strong Patriot League team, it was a big test and I do think that we performed well," she added.
Bucknell got off to a fast start in the second game of the weekend for the Leopards, winning the first set 25-17. Freshman outside hitter Ellie Carrera-Justiz recorded four straight kills late in the second set to push Lafayette to a 25-21 win and even the match at one set apiece. The Bison narrowly won the final two sets, 25-22 and 25-23.
"It's still so early in conference play," Howard said. "We had a huge preseason, we've had so many matches lately also just really packed in, so I think that it's a lot and it's been really good exposure especially with a lot of young players."
Carrera-Justiz led the team with 13 kills, while Tulevech and Deegan added 10 apiece. Howard chipped in 20 assists, junior setter Jenna Bailey had 19 assists and 11 digs, and Steurer contributed 15 digs, a pair of assists and an ace.
"[The Bucknell game] was another opportunity for us to get used to playing with each other, playing a Patriot League team, and I think what we've done in the past few weeks, this past weekend, it sets us up to do more good things this next weekend," Howard added.
Howard noted that the senior leadership, consisting of her, Ruggiero and outside hitter Sonia Musso, has benefited the team so far after last year's squad had no seniors. She said that Ruggiero and Musso have a great "presence" and are "really good vocal leaders" who pull the team together.
"The three of us really work hard together to get things done, to make sure things keep running and to promote the right kind of culture on our team," Howard said.
Despite the recent losses, the team went on a 10-game winning streak during non-conference play and can secure their best season since 2009 with their next win. Howard attributed the recent success to a "mindset shift" that focuses more on improvement rather than end results.
"I think point production and things focused more on us than anybody else is our number one priority," Adams said. "And that's not just this weekend, that's been the previous weeks and is going to go through the Patriot League [schedule]. So it's us first and then we'll worry about whoever else is on the court."
"I think it's really just our ability to focus on this year and set things aside from anything that's happened in the past, any past records," Howard added. "We're really not focused on that and I think that helps a lot. We've had the mindset, that's been promoted through our coaches, to just have fun and other things will fall into place."
Next up for the Leopards is a trip to Annapolis, Md., for a Patriot League matchup with Navy at 7 p.m. tonight.


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Legal Work/
Resolved Cases/
Weaver v. Nebo School District (1998)
10 November 1998	Published in Resolved Cases
LGBTQ Equality and Free Expression - In November 1998, U.S. District Judge Bruce Jenkins ruled favorably on our case, Weaver v. Nebo School District. The ACLU of Utah filed the complaint in 1997 on behalf of Wendy Weaver, a long-term teacher at Spanish Fork High School in Utah County. The complaint argued that school officials had violated Weaver's First Amendment rights when they made her sign a gag order prohibiting her from talking about her sexual orientation in or outside of the classroom.
School officials also refused to allow Weaver to return to her successful position coaching girls' volleyball. In addition to the First Amendment claims, our complaint argued that Weaver's Equal Protection rights were violated as well, because school officials reprimanded her for one reason only – they found out that she is a lesbian.
In his landmark decision issued November 25, 1998, Judge Jenkins agreed with Weaver's First Amendment claims, and ordered the school district to remove the gag order from her file and allow her to coach during the 1999-2000 volleyball season. He also awarded Weaver $1,500 in damages – the amount she would have earned coaching the team. In a significant legal victory for gays and lesbians, Jenkins upheld the complaint's Equal Protection claims as well, stating persuasively that, "Although the Constitution cannot control prejudices, neither this court nor any other court should, directly or indirectly, legitimize them." He noted that while Weaver was threatened with disciplinary action, no other teacher in the school district faced the same restrictions, and school officials were unable to point to any problems since her sexual orientation was revealed.
The state did not appeal the decision, which now provides strong and persuasive authority in similar cases. Indeed, it has been noted as the best decision involving gay teachers in the country.


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Solving the Data Problem, SAP TechEd && d-code Keynote Tells the Future of Running Simple
"Houston, we have a data problem," SAP's Björn Goerke said Tuesday to a crowd of thousands — in Berlin.
More specifically, the problem is that so many organizations don't have the tools to do anything with the myriad kinds of data they encounter, especially not in such high volumes.
But the tools are out there, according to Goerke, SAP's head of Products & Innovation Technology. He spoke during the SAP Executive Keynote at SAP TechEd && d-code, explaining how SAP HANA can put together structured, unstructured, event, geospatial and network data, and then analyze it in real time.
"That's a dramatic simplification because all of a sudden you can handle all these types of data as if they were in just a simple relational database," Goerke said. "That's the big innovation."
The Latest in Running Simple
Part of that big innovation would help SAP users find their single version of the truth, be it with historical data, real-time insights or predictive analytics, according to Goerke. New features in SAP HANA SPS09 include:
Dynamic tiering: provides streamlined and transparent access to critical data that is economical and highly scalable
Streaming: processes millions of events per second in IoT scenarios
Enterprise information management: data integration, cleansing and transformation tasks that once occurred outside the database can now take place within HANA
Graphing: helps users visualize connections between data in real time
Hadoop user-defined functions: tap into Hadoop capabilities, simplifying the HANA platform
Multi-tenancy: users can either run just about everything they've got on SAP HANA, or they can let SAP take care of everything in the cloud
"It's much easier to now manage the whole database as a single entity for all those systems," Goerke said. All of this reduces costs and optimizes system resources, he added. SPS09 is due out later this month.
App Development in Three Easy Steps
SAP has also simplified the way developers build, deploy, operate and manage new apps. Perennial SAP #DemoJam host Ian Kimbell joined Goerke onstage to demonstrate the latest from the SAP Developer Kit (SDK), a solution full of useful templates.
"Imagine we're an insurance company … and I want to send out my claims adjusters," Kimbell said, drawing a sketch the UI he wanted for the app. "I want to have the claims that are available … and then when somebody clicks on one of these claims, all of the information about the claim comes up … and I'd like that on a mobile device."
Goerke and Kimbell used SDK to craft the entire app in about 10 minutes — right in front of the audience. And they did so in three simple steps: First, they selected an application programming interface (API); next, they created the app; and finally, they made it useable for mobile devices (in this case Apple, but selecting the Android template would have been just as easy).
They Mystery of the &&
SAP Simple Finance illustrated another opportunity to simplify, with a typical booking of about 15 database records distributed across 11 tables, SAP Executive Board member Bernd Leukert noted. But a new SAP Simple Finance took up far fewer tables, updates and user effort.
"If you compare before and after, it is clear how impactful this change is," Leukert said. "Complexity has disappeared."
Leukert also tried to simplify the air of complexity around the user conference's name, reminding the audience that SAP TechEd is short for "technical education." He then put into context the Linux command "&&," which chains two commands together.
"The following command is executed only if the first command executed without errors," Leukert said. "Good code can only great if there is also good technical education."
With the mystery of the && solved, attendees were free to "roll up your sleeves," as Goerke put it, "and get your hands dirty!"
This story originally appeared on SAP Business Trends.
Tags: Björn Goerke, keynote, SAP HANA, SAP Simple Finance


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package org.elasticsearch.xpack.ml.job.process;

import org.elasticsearch.common.unit.TimeValue;
import org.elasticsearch.env.Environment;
import org.elasticsearch.xpack.core.XPackPlugin;

import java.nio.file.Files;
import java.nio.file.Path;
import java.util.List;

public final class ProcessBuilderUtils {

    private ProcessBuilderUtils() {}

    /**
     * Name of the model config file
     */
    public static final String ML_MODEL_CONF = "mlmodel.conf";

    public static <T> void addIfNotNull(T object, String argKey, List<String> command) {
        if (object != null) {
            String param = argKey + object;
            command.add(param);
        }
    }

    public static void addIfNotNull(TimeValue timeValue, String argKey, List<String> command) {
        addIfNotNull(timeValue == null ? null : timeValue.getSeconds(), argKey, command);
    }

    /**
     * Return true if there is a file ES_HOME/config/mlmodel.conf
     */
    public static boolean modelConfigFilePresent(Environment env) {
        Path modelConfPath = XPackPlugin.resolveConfigFile(env, ML_MODEL_CONF);

        return Files.isRegularFile(modelConfPath);
    }
}


Did you know, these days we sleep for roughly 90 minutes less every night than we did in the 1920s? With the growth of modern-day distractions like mobile phones, it's become increasingly difficult to switch off. Whether it's staying up late to answer work emails, binge watching a new TV series, or just being addicted to mindlessly scrolling through social feeds in bed, many of us struggle to drop off as soon as we hit the pillow.
Sleep plays a vital role in good health and mental well-being, so train your body to see 'sleep time' as a good thing. If you find yourself staring at the ceiling, watching the clock tick closer to the morning, or tossing and turning all night long – it's time to make a change. Here are three suggestions on how to unwind before bed and promote a more peaceful and dream filled sleep.
Studies have shown that a clutter free bedroom leads to a clutter free mind, so aim to have a tidy bedroom before you sleep. Your ideal sleeping environment is cool, dark and quiet, so do your best to eliminate noises from your room and invest in some black out blinds if necessary. A comfortable bed will make all the difference, so make sure to flip your mattress at least once a year and replace it every 9 to 10 years.
An hour before you go to bed, crank up the atmosphere and transform your bedroom into a tranquil space by dimming the lights, lighting a few candles, spraying lavender mist around your pillows - anything you find relaxing.
Mindfulness meditation can positively impact both physical and mental health. Research has shown daily meditation, even just a few minutes, can be effective in reducing stress, increasing focus and improving sleep quality.
Taking a few moments to reflect on the day, breathe deeply and clear your mind, will help you unwind and be ready to rest. Download an app like 'Headspace,' which provides sessions of guided meditation for each night before you sleep.
Alternatively, spend ten minutes performing a couple of yoga poses (YouTube has plenty of tutorials available.) Yoga will lengthen and stretch your muscles and joints, relieving any tension and reducing your bodily stress - an evening essential for those who spend their days hunched over a desk!
Remember when you were a child and your parents would tuck you into bed and read you a story? There's a reason behind this. A study by the University of Sussex showed that just six minutes of reading reduces stress by 68% (that's more relaxing than listening to your favourite music or having a cup of tea!) helping to ready the body for sleep.
We know it's tempting to scroll through your friend's updates before bed or to get lost browsing the deepest corners of YouTube, but the most beneficial thing for your brain is to invest in a bedtime read and switch off from the digital world.


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                       && __has_builtin(__atomic_store_n)            \
                       && __has_builtin(__atomic_add_fetch)          \
                       && __has_builtin(__atomic_exchange_n)         \
                       && __has_builtin(__atomic_compare_exchange_n) \
                       && defined(__ATOMIC_RELAXED)                  \
                       && defined(__ATOMIC_CONSUME)                  \
                       && defined(__ATOMIC_ACQUIRE)                  \
                       && defined(__ATOMIC_RELEASE)                  \
                       && defined(__ATOMIC_ACQ_REL)                  \
                       && defined(__ATOMIC_SEQ_CST)
#   define _LIBCXXABI_HAS_ATOMIC_BUILTINS
#elif !defined(__clang__) && defined(_GNUC_VER) && _GNUC_VER >= 407
#   define _LIBCXXABI_HAS_ATOMIC_BUILTINS
#endif

#if !defined(_LIBCXXABI_HAS_ATOMIC_BUILTINS) && !defined(_LIBCXXABI_HAS_NO_THREADS)
# if defined(_LIBCPP_WARNING)
    _LIBCPP_WARNING("Building libc++ without __atomic builtins is unsupported")
# else
#   warning Building libc++ without __atomic builtins is unsupported
# endif
#endif

_LIBCPP_BEGIN_NAMESPACE_STD

namespace {

#if defined(_LIBCXXABI_HAS_ATOMIC_BUILTINS) && !defined(_LIBCXXABI_HAS_NO_THREADS)

enum __libcpp_atomic_order {
    _AO_Relaxed = __ATOMIC_RELAXED,
    _AO_Consume = __ATOMIC_CONSUME,
    _AO_Acquire = __ATOMIC_ACQUIRE,
    _AO_Release = __ATOMIC_RELEASE,
    _AO_Acq_Rel = __ATOMIC_ACQ_REL,
    _AO_Seq     = __ATOMIC_SEQ_CST
};

template <class _ValueType, class _FromType>
inline _LIBCPP_INLINE_VISIBILITY
void __libcpp_atomic_store(_ValueType* __dest, _FromType __val,
                           int __order = _AO_Seq)
{
    __atomic_store_n(__dest, __val, __order);
}

template <class _ValueType, class _FromType>
inline _LIBCPP_INLINE_VISIBILITY
void __libcpp_relaxed_store(_ValueType* __dest, _FromType __val)
{
    __atomic_store_n(__dest, __val, _AO_Relaxed);
}

template <class _ValueType>
inline _LIBCPP_INLINE_VISIBILITY
_ValueType __libcpp_atomic_load(_ValueType const* __val,
                                int __order = _AO_Seq)
{
    return __atomic_load_n(__val, __order);
}

template <class _ValueType, class _AddType>
inline _LIBCPP_INLINE_VISIBILITY
_ValueType __libcpp_atomic_add(_ValueType* __val, _AddType __a,
                               int __order = _AO_Seq)
{
    return __atomic_add_fetch(__val, __a, __order);
}

template <class _ValueType>
inline _LIBCPP_INLINE_VISIBILITY
_ValueType __libcpp_atomic_exchange(_ValueType* __target,
                                    _ValueType __value, int __order = _AO_Seq)
{
    return __atomic_exchange_n(__target, __value, __order);
}

template <class _ValueType>
inline _LIBCPP_INLINE_VISIBILITY
bool __libcpp_atomic_compare_exchange(_ValueType* __val,
    _ValueType* __expected, _ValueType __after,
    int __success_order = _AO_Seq,
    int __fail_order = _AO_Seq)
{
    return __atomic_compare_exchange_n(__val, __expected, __after, true,
                                       __success_order, __fail_order);
}

#else // _LIBCPP_HAS_NO_THREADS

enum __libcpp_atomic_order {
    _AO_Relaxed,
    _AO_Consume,
    _AO_Acquire,
    _AO_Release,
    _AO_Acq_Rel,
    _AO_Seq
};

template <class _ValueType, class _FromType>
inline _LIBCPP_INLINE_VISIBILITY
void __libcpp_atomic_store(_ValueType* __dest, _FromType __val,
                           int = 0)
{
    *__dest = __val;
}

template <class _ValueType, class _FromType>
inline _LIBCPP_INLINE_VISIBILITY
void __libcpp_relaxed_store(_ValueType* __dest, _FromType __val)
{
    *__dest = __val;
}

template <class _ValueType>
inline _LIBCPP_INLINE_VISIBILITY
_ValueType __libcpp_atomic_load(_ValueType const* __val,
                                int = 0)
{
    return *__val;
}

template <class _ValueType, class _AddType>
inline _LIBCPP_INLINE_VISIBILITY
_ValueType __libcpp_atomic_add(_ValueType* __val, _AddType __a,
                               int = 0)
{
    return *__val += __a;
}

template <class _ValueType>
inline _LIBCPP_INLINE_VISIBILITY
_ValueType __libcpp_atomic_exchange(_ValueType* __target,
                                    _ValueType __value, int __order = _AO_Seq)
{
    _ValueType old = *__target;
    *__target = __value;
    return old;
}

template <class _ValueType>
inline _LIBCPP_INLINE_VISIBILITY
bool __libcpp_atomic_compare_exchange(_ValueType* __val,
    _ValueType* __expected, _ValueType __after,
    int = 0, int = 0)
{
    if (*__val == *__expected) {
        *__val = __after;
        return true;
    }
    *__expected = *__val;
    return false;
}

#endif // _LIBCPP_HAS_NO_THREADS

} // end namespace

_LIBCPP_END_NAMESPACE_STD

#endif // ATOMIC_SUPPORT_H