Plainfield is a village situated in Will County in the northeastern region of Illinois. This village has a population of about 42,000 as of 2014. Plainfield boasts the famous Lake Renwick Preserve that is a great place to go bird watching and also enjoy other water activities. The Main Street Museum, Grande Park and Eaton Preserve Park are among several of the many attractions of the town.
Lamentably, there is a dangerous plague that is affecting the community of Plainfield. The city is facing a heroin and fentanyl epidemic that is increasing locally. According to a recent report in the city newspaper fentanyl has been responsible for most of the overdose deaths in Will County. The county has also seen over 50 heroin overdose deaths as of 2017, confirming a high level of substance misuse in most of its towns.
Plainfield has stepped up operations geared towards eradicating the drug epidemic in the town. To quell the drug crisis the health department and police department use a powerful antidote called Narcan that helps reverse any opioid overdose effects in progress. Heroin and prescription opioid education is another big step in controlling the drug issue in the city. Treatment options are also open to anybody that is ready to stop using drugs and take control of their life.
Will County registered over 100 overdose deaths in 2016, with heroin claiming 77 lives. The death count due to overdose has been rising in the county in the last three years. Fortunately, there are treatment facilities that offer rehabilitation services such as therapy and counseling to help those with dependency issues.
Help and cooperation from the community, police and health departments help in dealing with the drug epidemic in Plainfield. A drug bust operation earlier this year helped stop trafficking of controlled substances in Will County that would have affected the lives of many local citizens. Such actions contribute greatly to regaining control of the streets from drug dealers.
Setting up rehab centers across town and in nearby cities provides community members the chance to face their substance misuse struggles. You are not alone in this fight, and with the right treatment, you can recover. Make that courageous move and try one of these treatment plans.
Residential treatment programs — also known as inpatient programs — offer rehabilitation services in a treatment facility around-the-clock. This program entails a high level of monitoring and supervision. Patients who have extreme alcohol and substance addiction fit well into this treatment plan. At the treatment center trained medical personnel offer services that include individual and group therapy, counseling and activities that ensure full-body wellness.
Partial hospitalization programs (PHPs) involve visiting a rehabilitation center for treatment for a few hours during the day and afterward heading back to your residence. Since this program does not offer around-the-clock monitoring and supervision, it is highly recommended for patients who are not a danger to themselves. Therapy, counseling, and wellness activities are services provided during treatment. By allowing patients to go back home after treatment, this program helps them build family and community relationships essential in the recovery process.
Outpatient programs are treatment options that do not require patients to reside in any facility. These programs are by far the most flexible of them all. They involve patients undergoing treatment a few hours a week with their emphasis being on therapy and counseling services. Outpatient programs are ideal for patients with a moderate level of alcohol and substance dependency and individuals transitioning from PHPs.
Like any other big decision, selecting a treatment plan requires an in-depth analysis of your drug dependency situation. A treatment program only helps if you are willing to face your addiction problem and choose a treatment plan you are comfortable attending. All these programs maintain confidentiality and professionalism regarding their staff and services.
Detoxification is the foundation to recovering from alcohol and substance addiction. This process entails ridding the body of toxic substances patients are dependent upon. Detoxification requires supervision from medical staff and should be carried out in a safe environment.
During detoxification patients experience withdrawal effects of varying intensity depending on the level of alcohol and substance dependency. Short-term patients typically experience mild effects while long-term patients battle severe withdrawal effects that can be life threatening. In such cases, medical detox is preferred to counter these effects. Detoxification only helps to deal with the physical effects, leaving the mental and physiological effects that require additional treatment.
After undergoing treatment at a rehab center, you should consider attending recovery meetings to reduce any chance of relapse. Recovery meetings are divided into 12-step programs and non 12-step programs. These meetings offer motivation to their members and help them avoid triggers of relapse. From young to old, recovery meetings welcome all local citizens irrespective of gender and ethnicity. Alumni members are advised to continue attending meetings to stave off chances of relapse and provide encouragement to new and existing members.
Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are fellowship programs where people dealing with alcohol addiction gather and share their experiences. These meetings have no registration fee and have two sessions: open and closed meetings. Closed meetings allow individuals with alcohol addiction while open meetings accommodate any other people interested in AA affairs. AA members practice the 12-steps plan in maintaining sobriety. AA meetings can be found in these locations in Plainfield.
12410 S Van Dyke Rd.
Founded in 1953, Narcotics Anonymous is a program that helps people suffering from substance addiction. NA meetings use the 12-step model to guide members in their recovery. Those in recovery are advised to have sponsors to help them stay on the right path through this period. Like AA, this nonprofit organization has no registration fees for new members, and meetings across the city have different schedules. NA meetings have a large gathering worldwide. Plainfield has meetings in these locations.
SMART Recovery (Self-Management and Recovery Training) is a non 12-step program that emphasizes abstinence in fighting alcohol and substance addiction. According to SMART recovery, an individual is very capable of formulating his recovery path. The meeting's primary focus is the four-point program: creating motivation, managing urges, controlling thoughts and behaviors and living a balanced life. SMART Recovery has a significant online presence in different states. Plainfield has one meeting across town with nearby cities offering other meeting locations.
Transitional Alternative Reentry Initiative Inc.
Al-Anon and Nar-Anon meetings offer support to family members and loved ones of the person dealing with alcohol and substance dependency. Al-Anon is for individuals close to victims of alcohol addiction while Nar-Anon helps those affected by substance dependence of a family member. In these meetings, people share their stories and find ways of helping each other deal with their emotions, therefore, reducing stress and depression related issues. These fellowship gatherings are not present in Plainfield, but you can attend meetings in nearby towns in the following locations.


(1926-2015) Author. Harper Lee was born in and died in Monroeville, Alabama.
Nelle Harper Lee was born in Monroeville, Alabama, on April 28, 1926.
Harper Lee died in Monroeville, Alabama, on February 19, 2016.
Novel and winner of a Pulitzer Prize for fiction.
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Western parts of Orleans, Genesee included in effort to stop spread of raccoon rabies
People who encounter rabies vaccine baits encouraged to leave them undisturbed
This map shows the target areas for sending rabies vaccine baits in New York State.
Press Release, Genesee and Orleans County Health Departments
New York will once again be taking part in a nationally coordinated effort to halt the spread of raccoon rabies in 16 states.
Ongoing field evaluation of a new oral rabies vaccine (ORV) called ONRAB will occur in Clinton, Essex counties in the Empire State as part of an evaluation that also includes parts of northern Vermont and New Hampshire. Additionally, evaluations will also occur in Allegany, Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Erie, Genesee, Jefferson, Lewis, Niagara, Oneida, Onondaga, Orleans, Oswego, St. Lawrence, and Wyoming counties.
These sites were selected in part because of ongoing collaborations with partners from the Provinces of Quebec and Ontario, Canada in the fight against rabies to protect human and animal health and reduce significant costs associated with living with rabies across broad geographic areas. Aerial and hand distribution of baits will take place in New York from July 26 through August 24.
The ONRAB bait consists of a polyvinyl chloride (PVC) blister pack, containing the vaccine. To make the baits attractive, the blister packs are coated with a sweet attractant that includes vegetable-based fats, wax, icing sugar, vegetable oil, artificial marshmallow flavor, and dark-green food-grade dye. Humans and pets cannot get rabies from contact with the bait. However, people who encounter baits directly are asked to leave them undisturbed. Should contact with bait occur, immediately rinse the area with warm water and soap and contact your local health department at 585-344-2580 ext. 5555 for Genesee County or 585-589-3278 for Orleans County.
Please do not attempt to remove a bait from your dog's mouth. The bait will not harm the dog. If you have additional questions related to the field evaluation in New York, please contact the Wildlife Services office in Rensselaer, NY at (518) 268-2289.
Rabies is a serious public health concern because if left untreated it is invariably fatal. Costs associated with detection, prevention and control of rabies conservatively exceed $500 million annually.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, greater than 90 percent of reported rabies cases in the United States are in wildlife. The cooperative USDA, APHIS, Wildlife Services, National Rabies Management Program (NRMP) was established in 1997 to prevent the further spread of wildlife rabies in the U.S. by containing and eventually eliminating the virus in terrestrial mammals.
The majority of the NRMP efforts are focused on controlling raccoon rabies, which continues to account for most of the reported wildlife rabies cases in the U.S. Raccoon rabies occurs in all states east of the established ORV zone that extends from Maine to northeastern Ohio to central Alabama. Continued access to oral vaccine and bait options that are effective in all target wildlife species remains critical to long term success.
During 2011, the NRMP worked with other Federal, State, and local partners to conduct the first raccoon ORV field trial in the U.S. in over 20 years. This field trial was designed to test the safety and immunogenicity of the oral human adenovirus-rabies glycoprotein recombinant vaccine ONRAB (Artemis Technologies, Guelph, Ontario, Canada), which has been successfully integrated into comprehensive rabies control programs that resulted in elimination of raccoon rabies from Canada.
Encouraging results from the U.S. trial in West Virginia represented a major milestone that led to expanded evaluations in 4 additional states (NH, NY, OH, and VT) during 2012-2020. In 2021, the use of ONRAB will further expand into two additional states (PA and TN). Data from these evaluations will support licensing of this vaccine for broader, more aggressive management of raccoon rabies by the NRMP and partners, with the goal of eliminating the variant of the rabies virus that cycles in raccoons.

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🤗 The 7 Most Common Mistakes When Praising
friday noon memo leadership Sep 29, 2022
Appreciation is one of the most important levers of influence. And influence, in turn, characterizes leadership effectiveness.
So if you build the habit of expressing appreciation more often and more effectively, you will become a better leader.
The challenge here is that there are many traps in showing appreciation.
If you fall into these traps - and many of them are quite hidden - you can have the exact opposite effect of what you want. As a result, you diminish your impact, sometimes permanently.
So here are the seven biggest praise mistakes you should avoid at all costs:
Praise only the result
This may be surprising for many, but the exclusive praise and appreciation of the result leads us to associate the positive emotion with the achievement.
Among other things, this leads us to try only those things that are quite certain to bring us a result. The motivation to try something new or to take risks will decrease more and more.
What you should do instead: value personal effort and commitment.
Praise the person
By doing this, you link the result to the person per se - something that is difficult to influence.
Unconsciously, we then anchor that it doesn't really matter what we do, as long as we only show certain qualities of ourselves. In this way, we directly reduce the motivation to put in the effort in the future.
Excessive praise
If we praise too much and too emphatically, on the one hand it seems untrustworthy and on the other hand it shifts the benchmark: Everything that is not praised quite as much in the future cannot be just as good.
The result: uncertainty about what is really important.
Insincere or trivial praise
This is immediately obvious to everyone: insincere praise has exactly the opposite effect. It goes along the lines of the old joke that the boss is now going for another round of "praise" without knowing exactly what for in the first place.
The result: cynicism and frustration.
Praise what comes easily
The surprising insight here is that it can have a demotivating effect if you strongly acknowledge the thing that someone does without effort anyway.
If you repeat this more often, it programs us to cut back on intrinsic drive and only do it in the future if we can expect recognition for it (which, of course, happens completely unconsciously).
And that is exactly the opposite of what you want to achieve.
Praise what is a lot of fun
This is similar to the previous point: don't diminish the joy by expressing too much appreciation for it.
But what you can very well mention positively in these cases is the enthusiasm and joy that were brought in.
Praise in comparison
If you praise someone in relation to the results of others, you are treading on thin ice.
For on the one hand, the other person may wonder why others are being brought in at this point. This reduces the value of the recognition.
And on the other hand, it can feel like others had to lose so that I could achieve my performance. This view is detrimental to future motivation and one's own drive.
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HomeBaby name consultation: Boy no. 2 (difficult last name and eclectic name taste)
Baby name consultation: Boy no. 2 (difficult last name and eclectic name taste)
May 2, 2017 sanctanomina Baby name consultantBritish names, Catholic baby names, Catholic surnames, Irish names, Scandinavian names, Scottish names, Spanish names
It's springtime, which apparently means alllll the babiessss!!! 💐💃💐💃💐💃 Buckle up, cause we're in for a couple of weeks of a lot of consultation posts! Woo!! I have two or three scheduled to post every week until the end of May, and they're each just as fun and fabulous as the next.
Today's is for Nury and her husband — they're expecting their second baby, and second boy! He joins big brother:
Alec Michael
Which I love. So handsome.
Nury writes,
"Choosing the name of our first child was difficult, to say the least. Our last name … is long and difficult. All of the boys names in my husband's family tend to be short and not too exotic (Michael, George, Steven, David, Daniel, Richard). My husband's name is Sean and we do not want to use that. We also definitely do not want to use Michael. There are a large number of Michaels in both of our families, including Sean's father and brother. We are open to relatively uncommon names, but they should be easy to say — we want him to have a name that people can recognize and say easily since [our last name] causes so much confusion!
We chose Alec as the first name for our son after months and months of discussion and debate. At the very end, we were nearly set on Thomas Michael (Thomas is the name of a dear friend and mentor to Sean and also two of my favorite saints). We settled on Alec after we met him and decided it would stand as a tribute to my grandfather (whose middle name was Alejandro). Michael was chosen as the middle name in honor of Sean's father who passed in 2011.
The only name we have seriously considered for this new baby is Thomas again. But I also like the following names: Victor, Becket, George, Patrick, James, and Eric. We are also considering using my father's name, Marcelo, as a middle name. He passed away last July, a month before we conceived this baby. However, that's not a requirement."
I was really impressed both with Alec's name and with the names on Nury's list of those they're considering—they all fit perfectly into her desire to have a name "that people can recognize and say easily" despite being all different styles! Nice job! I also love the idea of Thomas Marcelo, it sounds like it's full of meaning for them.
I'm going to guess that one of the reasons they had a hard time coming up with a name for their first son is exactly because their taste in names is all over the place—and I say that in a good way! I love eclectic namers—those who don't fit into any one obvious style. It does make it hard to nail down name ideas though, since there's no real "place" to go look for more, you know? Like, if a couple loved last-names-as-first-names, then I would know where to look for more. If they loved Irish names, I would know where to find those. You know? On the list of names Nury and her husband have used (Alec) and are considering (Thomas, Victor, Becket, George, Patrick, and Eric) I can see separating them out into the following categories: Scottish/English/Celtic (Alec, Becket, George, Patrick), traditional saintly (Thomas, Victor, George, Patrick), Spanish (Victor, Eric), last name (Becket), and Scandinavian (Eric). But even though I could see grouping a couple/few of them into categories, there was zero overlap in the suggested names in the Baby Name Wizard when I looked up all their names! (You all know that I almost always start a consultation by looking up the names the parents have used/like/are considering in the BNW as it lists, for each entry, boy and girl names that are similar in terms of style/feel/popularity.) This is so unusual, and extra challenging!
I don't want any of you to think that any of this is bad though! And it seriously increases the fun for me, I love love a good challenge!! 😊 One thing I did notice in terms of a theme or style that, once I noticed, became really obvious to me, is that they really like names that have the K sound in them: Alec, Victor, Becket, Patrick, and Eric. Even Alec's middle name, Michael. Out of the eight names that they've chosen or like, six have the K sound in them! I think that's more than coincidence, and I used that idea to come up with a few names that I thought might fit into the various categories their names fall into:
(1) Dominic
Dominic has that K sound at the end, and can take nicknames that include it too, like Nick and Nico. It's saintly, and I think it works well in Spanish as well as across all the European countries, including Ireland, the UK, and the Scandinavian countries.
(2) Nico
Speaking of Nico as a nickname for Dominic, why not Nico as a given name? It's one of my favorites—short and snappy and masculine, and I like that it has four letters like Alec. I think it's easy to say in various languages, and St. Nicholas can be patron.
(3) Nic(h)olas
And speaking of Nicholas, I wonder if they would consider it as a first name? I like both the Nicholas and Nicolas spellings, and I think most people think it's easy to say.
(4) Cole or Colin
Still (unintentionally) continuing with the Nicholas theme, Cole is a traditional nickname for it, and it can also stand on its own as its own name. My husband and I actually considered it for one of our boys! Colin is also a traditional diminutive for Nicholas, though it's most well known as a name in its own right. It was actually listed as a style match for Alec in the BNW, though I'm not sure it fits Nury's "easy to say" criteria well enough? Most people I know say COLL-in, but others are more familiar with Colin Powell's pronunciation: COLE-in.
(5) Kolbe
And jumping off of Cole, Kolbe is also inspired by Becket on their list in that it's a saintly last name (St. Maximilian Kolbe). I'm just not sure if it's as easy to say as they'd like? I mean, I don't know if most people who see it know it's said KOLE-bee right away?
(6) Mark, Marc, Marco, Marcus
I wondered if they'd be interested in using a variant of Nury's dad's name as their son's first name, similar to how they did with Alejandro –> Alec? According to behindthename.com, Marcelo is a variant of Marcellus, which was originally a diminutive of Marcus. In light of that, any of the Marcus variants seem like they could work to honor Nury's dad, if she felt like they were close enough to her dad's name. And changing from Marcelo to Mark/Marc/Marco/Marcus pulls in that K sound that they seem to like. Marc was also listed as a style match for Eric.
(7) Kevin
Kevin was listed as a style match for Eric, but I would also say it's similar to Patrick because of being an Irish name, which also makes it fit in well with the UK/Celtic feel of Alec, Becket, and George. It's a saint's name as well.
(8) Cooper
This is another one, like Kolbe, that was inspired by Becket—it was actually listed as a style match for it in the BNW. One of you readers knows a little Cupertino, for St. Joseph of Cupertino, and he goes by Cooper—I think that's so clever!
Those are all my suggestions based on the idea that Nury and her husband might prefer names with a K sound in them, but don't worry, I have some other ideas too! Like:
(8) Andrew or just Drew
Though behindthename says Alec is an English short form of Alexander, babynamewizard and others say it's the Scottish form of Alex(ander), which is definitely the vibe I get from it (not the only vibe—Alec works well with lots of different kinds of names I think). James on their list is another name that can have a Scottish feel to it, and I'm not really sure why—maybe because of King James?—but I have a friend who married a Scot and they named one of their boys James, which made so much sense to me. Anyway, all that to say, Andrew is another name that has a similar feel. St. Andrew is actually the patron of Scotland, and there's St. Andrews University there, near the town of St. Andrews. If they didn't like the full Andrew, I think its nickname Drew can stand on its own, and pairs really nicely with Alec.
(9) Charles, Carl(o)(s), Karl
Charles is a style match for Thomas, George, and James, and it's one of those names that works in all different languages and cultures. Carlo is a nice option as well, as is Carlos (which was a style match for Victor), and Karl has that Scandinavian feel that I get from Eric. A nice bonus is that all these names can take St. John Paul for patron, since his birth name was Karol, which is the Polish form of Charles. (There are also lots of other Sts. Charles, if they want to go a non-JP2 route.)
(10) Miles or Milo
If you've been reading my blog long, you'll likely know that I love the name Miles and push it on lots of parents! 😁 It's used in Ireland as an anglicization of the Irish name Maolmhuire, which means "servant of the Virgin Mary"—so Miles is a Marian name! It's also a style match for Alec, and is similarly nickname-proof. If they don't love how the S in Miles runs into the S of their last name, but they like the idea of Miles, maybe they'd prefer Milo? It also has use as an anglicization of Maolmhuire (if that's important to them). If they didn't care for the double M of Miles Marcelo or Milo Marcelo, I quite like Miles Thomas and Milo Thomas.
And those are all my ideas for this family! What do you all think? What name(s) would you suggest for Alec's little brother?
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Reader says:
Cole and Cooper are great suggestions! Mark sounds good as well.
Names that remind me of Alec are Austin, Reed, and Zachary. Benjamin/Benedict too.
Mary-Agnes says:
I love your idea of using Marcus for Marcelo!
Other names I like for Alec's brother are David, Evan, Henry and Peter.
My suggestions are Ian, Leo, or Paul. Short and sweet. 🙂
What about :
Kyle >> St.t Kevoca of Kyle
Quinn >> St. Quentin
Kai – Ky >> St. Nicholas
Ian >> St. John Baptist
Dion >> St. Dennis / St. Denis – maybe Dion is too soft for you
JMV says:
Love all of the suggestions! All of the names seem spot on! Of the names above, I really like these combos:
Marc Thomas
Thomas Marcelo
Milo Marcelo
How about Simon?
Kolbe Marcelo gets my vote!
ba55blog says:
Miles would be great for them! I like their own suggestion of Victor too. A very handsome name. My suggestion is Oscar. Just to give another saint name option to them.
My first thought was that Luke would tick all of the boxes for them. Luke Marcelo sounds really handsome! But Alec and Luke might be too similar. Luka could work as well (but maybe doesn't solve the similarity issue?).
testhair says:
I love your suggestion of Dominic for them! It's got the hard C sound they seem to like, and it can be shortened to Dom which makes me think of Tom/Thomas, which they like. I like the combo Marcus Dominic.
I'd also suggest Bosco, Crispin, Clement, and Conrad.
Other Colleen says:
Alec and Cole sound like brothers. A great suggestion! I also like Marco and Kolbe as possibilities. Perhaps Hugo would work.


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ACLU Sues TiZA Charter School [on Tarek ibn Ziyad Academy]
by Tom Weber
https://www.meforum.org/campus-watch/14482/aclu-sues-tiza-charter-school-on-tarek-ibn-ziyad
A Twin Cities Islamic culture charter school is being accused of illegally promoting religion with taxpayer money. That's the gist of a lawsuit filed today by the American Civil Liberties Union against the TiZA Academy, which has campuses in Inver Grove Heights and Blaine.
St. Paul, Minn. — The ACLU lawsuit against the Tarek ibn Ziyad Academy claims the charter school runs roughshod over the line that separates church and state.
TiZA, as the school is known, serves mostly immigrant children, many of them from Muslim countries in Africa, Asia and the Middle East. And it makes no apologies for catering to Muslims.
Arabic language classes are offered and school leaders note how important parents find it to have time set aside for Muslim prayer - and that time is optional.
But the ACLU claims that lost classroom time is never made up. The federal lawsuit also questions the relationship between the academy and its charter school sponsor, California-based Islamic Relief USA.
It claims a prayer is illegally posted at the school's entrance and it questions the school's dress code, which prohibits girls from wearing short sleeves per Muslim clothing rules. And the suit notes that school buses don't pick up kids until an hour after class ends, with the gap being filled with a Muslim studies program that most kids are enrolled in.
"This is in many respects - almost all respects - a religious school, like a private religious school, except for one key thing: There's state money going in there," according to Chuck Samuelson, the ACLU's executive director.
There would be no lawsuit if TiZA were private, he says. But TiZA gets tax money, $3.8 million this year, which changes the ballgame.
"If they want to be a private school, then that's fine. But then they have to give up state money and if they want the state money, then they have to behave as a public school does."
The lawsuit also asks the school to give back a pro-rated refund to the state.
But the claims of illegal religious endorsement don't fly with Joe Nathan. He's a charter school advocate who runs the Center for School Choice at the University of Minnesota.
His own Jewish upbringing makes him especially sensitive to the idea of a school forcing one religion on students, Nathan says. But that's not what he saw when he visited the school.
"This is a school that is quite clearly not promoting one particular religion in its curriculum, in its assignments and in the materials that are used," he says. "I have seen religious materials used to promote one religion or another, in math or history or science, and so on, and I've found quite the opposite. In fact, what I've found was a real promotion of inclusion and tolerance and acceptance."
School officials were not available for an interview today. But the school did release a written statement saying it's surprised by the lawsuit, which it says is "without merit."
The fact that the school isn't commenting on tape doesn't surprise Nathan. School leaders are hesitant to speak publicly because they haven't gotten fair or accurate media coverage in the past, he says, and they've received death threats because of that coverage.
The school's director, Asad Zaman, did speak to MPR last year. He said then a lot of the questions being raised about the school come about because Minnesotans might not be accustomed to some cultural differences.
"Most of these concerns that create an appearance of a problem would probably exist and do in fact exist in any other school with a large Muslim population, because these practices might appear foreign to some people and so would look strange or unusual."
Zaman's comments last year came after the Minnesota Education Department investigated the school and found it wasn't breaking the law. But the report found the academy needed to better separate religious expression from the school day.
In response to Wednesday's lawsuit, Deputy Education Commissioner Chas Anderson, said in a statement that they're monitoring TiZA and are currently drafting legislation to address some of the concerns that have come up.
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New York Giants X Marvel
On October 24th, 2021 The New York Giants and Marvel teamed up for the first time ever, for an epic one-of-a kind collaboration
The event was centered around a comic book featuring six Giants players alongside the Avengers, which was given to the first 30,000 fans in attendance vs the Carolina Panthers
In the comic, the six Giants players teamed up with the Avengers to thwart Ultron's plan to implant the fans with a program that would put them under his control. Together they got the fans out safely and put an end to Ultron's reign of terror.
Players featured in the comic were Daniel Jones, Saquon Barkley, Blake Martinez, Logan Ryan, Leonard Williams, Sterling Shepard
Giants season ticket holders were treated to two exclusive virtual events leading up to the Giants Marvel Super Hero Day, and a Giants-themed Marvel poster
The event also featured an exclusive Giants and Marvel retail collaboration by Junk Food Clothing that was available online and in the Giants Team Store
Season Ticket Holder Virtual Events
Giants season ticket holders were treated to two exclusive virtual events leading up to the game. These events included how to draw Marvel's Iron Man featuring Giants Linebacker Blake Martinez and Marvel's Brian Crosby and How to Make a Comic with Marvel Executive Editor, Nick Lowe. There will also be one more virtual event later in the 2021 season.
Virtual Event #2
Exclusive Retail
Marvel Custom Helmet
During the week leading up to the event, Marvel gifted the Giants with a one-of-one custom designed helmet for them to put on display at their Marvel Super Hero Day game
The helmet reveal received over 350,000 likes on Instagram, by far the Giants most liked Instagram post ever!!!
The Instagram post was co-posted by both Marvel and the Giants


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Q: Can i update core file while magento is set to production mode? I'm aware, magento has three types of modes. On that, the production mode is speed compared to other modes. So I changed my magento site to production mode for better speed and optimization. Do i need to change the mode from production to developer in order to update the core file or i can update it even in the production mode?
Because it's a big headache each time switch the mode for any update. Please comment.

A: Default:
Enables you to deploy the Magento application on a single server without changing any settings. However, default mode is not optimized for production.
To deploy the Magento application on more than one server or to optimize it for production, change to one of the other modes.
Symlinks to static view files are published to the pub/static directory
Exceptions are not displayed to the user; instead, exceptions are written to log files.
Hides custom X-Magento-* HTTP request and response headers
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Intended for development only, this mode:
Symlinks to static view files are published to the pub/static directory
Provides verbose logging
Enables automatic code compilation
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Shows custom X-Magento-* HTTP request and response headers
Results in the slowest performance (because of the preceding)
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This listing is courtesy of Lisa Gagliano from Coldwell Banker Residential.
Gorgeous sun-filled home in desirable Wing Pointe in Huntley. This home boasts 3 bedrooms, 2 full and 1 half baths. Open foyer welcomes guests with gleaming hardwood floors. Open floor plan with dramatic two story family room with cozy fireplace that flows into the kitchen. Formal living room and dining room for all your entertaining needs. Immaculate kitchen offers eating area, tons of counter space and full pantry. Master suite complimented with huge walk-in closet and private master bath with separate shower and soaker tub. Two additional bedrooms and large shared bathroom. Sellers enhanced this model with four foot bump out in kitchen and family room! Full finished basement with a office/den room. Huge rec room area with a bar area for entertainment. Great size lot that is fenced in on three sides. Convenient access to: shopping, restaurants, expressway & top rated Huntley schools!


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%BIHARM   Biharmonic operator of a DISKFUN.
%   B = BIHARM(F) returns a DISKFUN representing the biharmonic operator
%   applied to F.
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%   This is shorthand for BIHARMONIC(F).
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% See also DISKFUN/BIHARMONIC.

% Copyright 2016 by The University of Oxford and The Chebfun Developers.
% See http://www.chebfun.org/ for Chebfun information.

% Implement as the laplacian of the laplacian
biharmF = laplacian(laplacian(f));

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Last week marked the 21st anniversary of Jay Z and his first album Reasonable Doubt as well as his ascendance into the songwriters hall of fame, introduced by Obama. Pretty good for a rap artist and someone who doesn't write his lyrics on paper. BROOKLYN WE DID IT BABYYYY!
Not one to be stuck in old accolades and memories, HOV's new album 4:44 dropped today.
Pardon my French but it's gonna F**K THE STREETS UP. We're talking about someone who has never shied away from greatness and who spoke life into his dreams when very few people believed he could.
How did Jay respond to people telling him to be humble and deny his own destiny? He started Roc-a-fella Records alongside Kareem "Biggs" Burke and Damon Dash. And when most rappers just wanted to buy they mom's a crib, he started a movement. On Diamonds are Forever he said, "I'm not a Businessman. I'm a Business, man. Learn about how much of a businessman he is in the YouTube documentary Jay Z- The Rise To Success.
So back to the question: Are you free? Are you free enough to be free?
I'm talking more than just the financial freedom that we all strive for every day of our lives, but actual freedom, the freedom that has somehow eluded us since the end of slavery in America, through reconstruction, from Jim Crow and segregation, through the Civil Rights movement, and even through 8 years of an Obama presidency, the type of freedom that White people enjoy. You know, the freedom to live where you want, freedom to move through this country without being killed at the hands of the police. The freedom to be proudly Black, without backlash from white Americans. The freedom to usher in a new generation of young black free children.
That was 1962. It's 2017. How much has changed? And how free are we?
How then do we attain actual freedom? Abraham Maslow created the psychological theory which posited this hierarchical 5 tier model of human needs. It states that we are driven to fulfill these needs, shedding light on certain behaviors we exhibit. Above the need for things like food and shelter, and gradually shifting through thoughts of security, relationships, and other psychological needs is the need for self actualization and the larger fulfillment of our potential.
For me, self actualization speaks to our purpose in life and the way in which living and working with a greater sense of purpose empowers us with autonomy in ways we could never imagine. When you know your purpose or your reason for existing then your thoughts and actions have a levity that is beyond reproach. Only when we find our reason for being can we make strides towards true freedom. Life without purpose, without self fullfillment, is merely a life lived within systems and the parameters of everyday life.
True to form, purpose guides your movements and gives you the freedom to be free in ways that people only dream of. Free to live, love, and laugh unabashedly and without restraint. The way in which Hov is able to make moves for his people speaks to the level of freedom he's gained. We should all hope to find purpose in our lives that affords us the same autonomy.
As you relax into your Summer break, I want you to think about the ways you are, or are not free and even more, how can one who is not free teach others how to be? There's a reason why our students love rappers and athletes. They provide visions of freedom.
Have we used our major key? Till you own your own you can't be free.
But ayyyyyy, before I get outta here on this last day in Black Music History Month I gotta do two things.
I also want to take a moment to honor our fallen brother and rap legend, Prodigy aka Power P of the iconic duo Mobb Deep, who lost his long fought battle with sickle cell anemia on Tuesday June 20th. Stay In Peace my brother and watch over us.
SB: It's pretty unbelievable that people are dying from sickle cell in this day and age. I have faith that, much like 10 year old Bishop Curry who just invented a device to help prevent hot car deaths, the mind that will cure this disease is sitting in one of our urban classrooms. I just pray their educators are free enough to allow them the freedom to innovate.
That's it for me yall.


Climate change is making ocean heat waves worse—a reality that increases the chances for mass bleaching and puts young coral in jeopardy.
In the hottest days of Australia's summer, just after a full moon, the Great Barrier Reef experiences an underwater snowstorm.
Along the massive stretch of reefs corals release millions of sticky eggs and sperm that float up to the water's surface, combine, and form a gamete. These gametes will turn into larvae. Some will float down and settle on the nearby ocean floor, while others might be swept along by a current.
New research published Wednesday in Nature finds that warmer waters are making it harder for corals to reproduce en masse. In fact, following a major coral bleaching event in 2017 the amount of reproductive material collected in the water after a mass spawning event was down by 89 percent in the Great Barrier Reef in 2018. It will take five to 10 years for coral to fully recover, the researchers estimate.
After mass bleaching events, coral reefs struggle to recover, the research shows. That decline in new young is also hitting some corals harder than others, meaning the composition of reefs could be drastically altered by climate change.
Corals that reproduce by releasing a mass of reproductive material into the water are called spawners. Most species of coral in the Great Barrier Reef reproduce in this way, but some, a group labelled brooders, reproduce by releasing larvae that settle nearby.
To assess which species of adult coral were the most impacted, researchers conducted underwater surveys by draping tape over reef beds and measuring the topography. To sample larval recruitment, they set out panels across the Great Barrier Reef in the days following a mass spawning event.
Warm temperatures and pollution trigger coral to expel the algae that lives in their tissues. This algae provides food to each coral polyp. When water doesn't cool or pollution doesn't dissipate, the algae doesn't return to the coral, leaving them to starve to death. Weather patterns like El Niño can make already warm waters unbearable for coral.
Coral bleaching was first recorded in the early 1980s, but the Great Barrier Reef has experienced four mass bleaching events that have devastated huge swaths of the reef. The first was in 1998 and the second in 2002. From 2002 to 2016, corals were able to recover what had been lost to bleaching.
Back-to-back bleaching events in 2016 and 2017 devastated the Great Barrier Reef, and research published by Hughes last year in the journal Science suggests the gap between extreme warming is getting shorter.
"It's like getting hit by a serious disease every couple of years, or at such short intervals that you don't have time to recover in between," study author and marine biologist Julia Baum told National Geographic at the time.
The estimated 10 years corals need to recover only holds true if no other mass bleaching events occur in that time. Hughes says it's unlikely for that to occur in a warming world.
Certain species of spawning corals, like Acropora corals, were more impacted. Recruitment for that species declined by 93 percent. Acroporas are shaped like tables; they're responsible for much of the reef's three dimensionality, and researchers say they support thousands of other species.


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Help protect heart and blood vessels (helps against strokes and heart attacks), there is a very low incident of this amongst Japanese and Eskimos as they eat a lot of fish. Promotes brain function, reduces inflammation, lowers LDL (low-density-lipoprotein) bad cholesterol and triglyceride levels, promotes HDL (high-densitylipoprotein) which is good cholesterol, reduces blood pressure, prevents blood clotting and promotes hormone production.
The best sources for Omega 3's are fish (tinned or fresh), herring, mackerel, tuna and salmon but all fish including shellfish contains some. You can also obtain it from Flaxseed (linseed), Sunflower and Pumpkin Seeds plus green leafy vegetables.
Lowers cholesterol, again reduces pain by lowering inflammation, helps eczema and other skin disorders, relieves PMS, boosts immune system, reduces body fat, reduces the risk of hardening of the arteries.
The best sources for Omega 6's are evening primrose, sunflower, safflower oils, conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA), peanuts, almonds, but walnuts have twice the value of all other nuts.
The best sources for Omega 9's come from Monounsaturated Fatty Acids and is found in olive oil (extra virgin or virgin), avocados, and most nuts. If you have got sufficient Omega 3 & 6 in your diet, you will not have to worry about Omega 9.
Never cook with any of the oils that are the best sources of Omega's as this destroys them.
Experts disagree on the amount and ratios that we should consume of Omega's 3's / 6's and it would be hard to calculate the amounts. Your best bet is to eat fish at least twice a week and plenty of green veg every day, eat nuts regular and use the oils mentioned above to pour over your rice, pasta or porridge. You could even use the oils instead of butter on wholegrain bread.
Monounsaturated fats typically remain liquid at extremely low temperatures. These fats are also found in vegetable oils such as olive oil, peanut oil and canola oil. They help lower total blood cholesterol by lowering LDL (bad) cholesterol without lowering HDL (good) cholesterol.


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Q: How do I serialize an object for the query in a GET request? I'm trying to serialize an object in JavaScript so that I can query it in a GET request.

A: The proper way, as per the standard, is:
function serialise(obj) {
    serialised = '';
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encodeURIComponent encodes the string safe for x-www-form-urlencoded in the URL and GET requests (e.g. https://www.google.com/search?key=value) except it replaces spaces with %20 rather than +, so a final .replace is needed.

A: Do it using jQuery:
var obj = {'test' : 1, 'other' : 2};

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The case describes the financing of the Genentech acquisition by Roche. The case explores the innovative way of financing by Roche at the beginning of 2009, just months after the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy. With equity markets in free fall, and with debt markets "shut off", the CFO of Roche manages to finance an acquisition costing more than USD 40 billion, and scores three hits in a matter of weeks: a) the largest private issue of bonds in the US (USD 16.6 billion); b) the largest private issue of bonds in Continental Europe (Euro 11.25 billion); c) the largest private issue of bonds in UK (Sterling1.25 billion). The case presents the facts, the issues at stake, and the incredibly bold and innovative financiang route chosen by the Roche CFO. Learning objectives: The main teaching point of this case is its "anti-crisis" message. At one of the worst possible moments of the 2008 financial crisis, an enlightened CFO (with a small team of talented people) decides that he cannot be affected by the external environment, and decides to go ahead to finance a value creating investment opportunity. The main learnings from this case are: 1) making class participants realize that there are alternative ways to finance good investment opportunities; 2) that although capital structure is important, the creating value mechanism was the project rather than financing; 3) that the financing, however, was the enabler of the value creation potential of the project.
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Thirteen Restaurant Houston Reviews (Jan 2021) Facts!
Thirteen Restaurant Houston Reviews (Jan 2021) Facts! >> Today, we are informing you about the restaurant that is being reviewed before its opening!
Do you want to leave reviews for Houston Restaurant? Angry fans of James Harden are writing Thirteen Restaurant Houston Reviews about this new restaurant in the United States.Fans and followers are leaving reviews on the company profile on Google. But the restaurant is yet to open.Angry James Harden scorned the rockets when he left NBA's supporters with the bad taste in their mouths. He told all this at a press conference on January 12, 2020. The restaurant is scheduled to open shortly. This article will provide you with all the restaurant's details and its reviews by fans over the internet.
What Are the Thirteen Restaurant Houston Reviews?
What Were The Negative Reviews By James Harden?
Are The Reviews Negative About The Restaurant?
The restaurant "Thirteen" in the United States is the town's talk as the restaurant has got many reviews for the company's profile over Google.The "Thirteen" restaurant is yet to open, and people are waiting for its opening. On January 13, 2020, some people went online to express their frustrations with the subsequent trade.
It was reported by the Andrew Joseph of Win's that the profile photo was changed on January 14, 2020, to a burning toilet.Fans are writing Thirteen Restaurant Houston Reviews on the profile of the company over Google.
Angry James Harden stated negative comments for the Thirteen Restaurant, which is yet to open.Harden has only one restaurant, which is opening in a while, while there are many reviews for one-star that are piling up on Google.One of the reviews reads that the restaurant will be trash like James Harden. One statement also mentioned the owners of the restaurant do not know cooking in the court.There are many statements by the readers, and they are writing about the company profile over Google. It is all about Thirteen Restaurant Houston Reviews.
Many negative reviews are piling up on the company's profile on Google. The restaurant is yet to open.Many people also stated that the restaurant started strongly, but ended up with a disappointing meal.s are also mentioning the bad taste of the meals served at the restaurant. The restaurant is scheduled to open later this month. It will open at 1911, Bagby Street.It is James Harden's restaurant, named "Thirteen." The name is getting roasted over the social media platforms as people are strongly criticizing it by writing negative Thirteen Restaurant Houston Reviews.
James Harden, whose restaurant is scheduled to open this month, will open its doors on January 22, 2020. James Harden, who may not be with Houston anymore, has not stopped the fans from roasting this restaurant "Thirteen" over the internet.Google has listed the restaurant on the map, but there are no photos or reviews listed. Fans are now able to leave a one-star review for the restaurant "Thirteen" before its opening.People are criticizing the restaurant and are writing negative Thirteen Restaurant Houston Reviews.Please leave your views at the end!


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As I said in my last post, today I am writing all about what I took with me this weekend in my toiletries bag. If you want to see what make-up I took with me, click here. Over the years, I have tended to over pack when it comes to toiletries, and bringing lots of things that I really do not need. As I was only going to be away for two days and three nights, I tried to be strict with what I actually needed to bring. Now I did also bring a toothbrush and cotton wool pads but they are not very exciting so I decided not to include them in the photograph, but I promise I did have them! For those wondering, my toiletries bag is from Oliver Bonas and I absolutely love it! It fits so much stuff. They have since re-designed the letters on the Alphabet Wash Bags but I still think they look gorgeous!
I picked this up back in November when I visited the pop-up Birchbox shop on Carnaby Street with Stefan from HOWSTE and this was the first time I have used it. As I said in that post, I love foaming shower gels and this was no exception. It smelt amazing and even the smallest amount goes a long way.
I will say that I might not repurchase this when I finish it as you can get cheaper variations but I really did enjoy using this so I certainly wouldn't mind getting it again in a future Birchbox.
Obviously I bought some deodorant so I don't smell throughout the long busy days. I prefer stick/solid deodorants rather than sprays or roll-ons as I find they just last a bit longer and feel more nourishing on the skin.
This is still my favourite face wash for the morning, you can get this in a smaller size which I have bought and used on previous trips away but I was about to finish this particular bottle so I just brought it along instead.
I think this is a great cleanser that everyone can use, it doesn't lather up and become too 'soapy' so it's really quick and easy to use in the morning whilst ensuring your face is nice and clean for the day.
This came from my December Birchbox and I've been trying to regularly mix up what products I am using in my skincare routine in order to continue seeing the best results. I did notice how thick this feels on the skin in comparison to other moisturisers that I have used but I did quite like using this. It is also quite small so it did not take up loads of room like most of my other moisturisers would.
I have had this since April when it arrived in my Birchbox. This was the only product that I brought with me that I was not sure if I was going to use or not. I had an event to go to on Sunday evening and I had not decided if I was going to wear tights or not and if I did not, I wanted to shave my legs and then moisturise them.
As it has turned so cold in the last few days, I decided to stick with the tights so I ended up not using this product but as it is so small, I did not mind that I did not end up using it. That's the handy thing about keeping mostly to travel size!
I love using this to take off my make-up. It's quick, easy and it quite good for the skin. I tend to use one or two cotton pads with this product and that really only depends on how much make-up I have on. I can get all of my make-up off, even mascara with this product, it just takes some patience but you can do it! This is the travel size and I use the normal size at home.
Now of course I had some toothpaste as well. I do not have any preference with toothpaste or what brand is better. I believe this was given to me by one of my parents as a spare to use for travelling but I would have just picked up whatever travel size was available. Sensodyne is a good brand and I know lots of people recommend it for sensitive teeth, I don't use the brand regularly enough but it was a nice toothpaste.
So this concludes my miniature series on what I took this weekend in my toiletries bags. When I am away on holiday during the summer, there are a few more things that I would pack so if you would like to see that in the future, let me know in the comments below!
Great post! Whenever I go travelling you can guarantee I will have forgotten to pack some sort of toiletries and will have to go to the shops to stock up! Making a list before packing does help but I still manage to forget things! That Lush cleanser sounds good I might have to check it out!
I'm glad you liked it! Over the years I have gotten better at packing my toiletries - a tip from one of my work colleagues was to pack at the start of the week before you travel and then throughout the week, if you forgotten something, you are more likely to remember it as you have more time!
It is so good isn't it! I haven't tried any of the others though from the range - maybe I'm afraid I might like them more haha!
I am obsessed with getting my toiletries right when i travel, It's important for my comfort level:) I am also a solid deodorant kind of girl (for me it's the Rexona brand, can't seem to find a suitable replacement). And I use the Garnier water too. Love it.
Solid deodorants are just amazing, I also feel like they are slightly better for the environment as well. Rexona is sold as Sure here in the UK and I've used many of their deodorants as well over the years!
Thank you! I always like to have a full size and travel size of the micellar water on hand - it's just too good to live without!
It was really fun to use! I am going back to the Birchbox store tomorrow - I hope they have some in stock.
Thanks for the recommendation! Does it feel light or heavy or the skin - not a fan of heavy feeling moisturisers?
It is really good for both initial cleansing or as a second cleanse say after using a cleansing balm!