HER2 is the more common name for the gene called ERBB2. HER2 (or HER2/neu) stands for human epidermal growth factor receptor 2. The job of HER2 is to control a protein on the surface of cells that helps them grow. If the HER2 gene changes, it may help a tumour grow.
Healthy cells have 2 copies of the HER2 gene. When there are too many copies of the HER2 gene in a cell, this leads to too much HER2 protein being made. Having too many copies of the gene is called amplification, and having too much HER2 protein being made is called overexpression of HER2.
HER2 status testing is done to find out how much HER2 a tumour makes. Knowing this helps your healthcare team plan your treatment.
HER2 status testing for breast cancer is done on the main, or primary, breast tumour at the time of diagnosis, along with hormone receptor status testing. Breast cancer is the most common type tested. Because HER2 status can sometimes change over time, or with treatment, testing may be done again if the breast cancer comes back or spreads to another part of the body (metastasizes).
HER2 status testing is also done with advanced stomach cancers. In some Canadian cancer centers it is done for advanced cancers that are in the area where the esophagus joins the stomach (called the gastroesophageal, or GE junction).
Research studies show that other types of cancer, such as ovarian, bladder and lung, may also overexpress HER2. More research is needed to understand the role that HER2 overexpression may have with these tumours. Testing for HER2 in cancers other than breast, stomach and the GE junction is not available in Canada except as part of a clinical trial.
HER2 status testing is done on a biopsy sample taken from the tumour. There are 2 ways to test HER2 status.
Immunohistochemistry (IHC) measures the amount of HER2 protein in the cancer cells.
Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) looks at the number of copies of the HER2 gene in the cancer cells.
If the test results aren't clear with one test, the other may be used to get a more definite result.
There is also a HER2 blood test, but it's not used to find out if a tumour is HER2 positive. The HER2 blood test may be used to monitor how treatment is working in women with HER2 positive metastatic breast cancer whose levels of HER2 were high (greater than 15 ng/mL) before they started treatment. Using the HER2 blood test to monitor women with low blood levels of HER2 is not useful.
With IHC testing, the results are reported on a scale from 0 to 3+.
The HER2 level is normal.
The tumour is HER2 negative.
There is some overexpression of HER2.
A FISH test will be done to confirm the HER2 status.
The HER2 is higher than normal.
The tumour is HER2 positive.
FISH test results are reported as either negative or positive.
FISH negative means that the levels of the HER2 gene in the cells are normal, and the tumour is HER2 negative.
FISH positive means that there is at least 4 copies of the HER2 gene in the cells, and the tumour is HER2 positive.
HER2-positive cancers are more aggressive, which means that they tend to grow and spread more quickly than cancers with a normal amount of HER2. HER2-positive tumours usually have a higher tumour grade.
If you have a HER2-positive cancer, you may be offered treatment with a drug called trastuzumab (Herceptin). Trastuzumab is designed to attach to the extra HER2 proteins, which stops the growth of the cancer.
If both the IHC and the FISH tests are positive, trastuzumab is more likely to slow or halt the growth of the tumour. If the IHC is negative but the FISH is positive, the cancer may still respond to the drug.
Trastuzumab does not help people with HER2-negative cancer.
Breast cancer, advanced stomach cancer and advanced cancer of the GE junction are treated with trastuzumab in Canada right now. Clinical trials are looking at the use of trastuzumab with other cancers.
For more detailed information on trastuzumab, go to sources of drug information.


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Anonymous asked in Politics & GovernmentPolitics · 3 years ago
How could the world didnt punish America for dropping nukes on Japan? If Russia did that to Germany they would get in trouble?
Japan was the aggressor in WWII. Just look up Manchurian China or atrocities in Korea. Japan was simply not going to surrender without being invaded and conquered by the U.S. which would have costed more lives to accomplished than the bombs killed that was the reasoning. Easy to look back monday morning quarterback so many years later.
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Every so often, we wring our hands about the horrors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. A few months earlier, American planes flew north over Tokyo dropping kerosene and then flew south dropping fire-bombs. The houses were built mainly of wood and paper. The resulting fire-storm killed more people than in Hiroshima and Nagasaki put together. That set in train the process that led to the Japanese surrender, but the USA couldn't wait for Japanese bureaucracy to take its course and had to try out their new bombs.
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The dropping of those two atomic bombs on two thriving cities in Japan by the U.S. was done only a week after the bombs had been invented---and each bombing was done as an experiment, sad to say.
If you study up on the topic and dig beneath the after-the-event propaganda designed to pretzel-twist "justification" for killing so many civilians, you learn that part of the experiment was to study the devastation each of the two bombs could caused based upon the terrain of each city chosen as targets. The first city, Hiroshima, was picked because it was more spread out, without any mountains surrounding it, and with a high density population as well as many thriving business and office buildings, but the second city, Nagasaki, was then picked because there were mountains surrounding it and the military wanted to study whether the devastation would be more intense due to the mountains that, the scientists surmised, might concentrate the energies of the atomic bomb and therefore do more damage. An "experiment" involving hundreds of thousands of innocent lives gone in a split second---buildings vaporized, hospitals destroyed, so no help available for any who somehow managed to survive the blast. The post-bombings "spin" that we have been reading in our history books is that these bombings were "necessary" in order to convince Japan to sign the treaty ending the war that grew out of their bombing of Pearl Harbor.
As devastating as the bombing of Japan may have been, however, we have a more recent example of war crimes committed by the U.S., the 2003 ILLEGAL invasion of Iraq and the subsequent Bush/Cheney-condoned TORTURE of Muslim detainees, most of whom had not committed any crimes ...they were simply Sunni Muslim men rounded up on the orders of the lawless Bush/Cheney administration to prevent these (probably patriotic) Iraqi Sunnis (whose tribe had ruled in Iraq for 35 centuries) from defending their nation against the ILLEGAL invaders (us). Iraq never once attacked the United States and had no role at all in the 9/11 attacks, but oilmen Cheney, Bush (an Rumsfeld) were plotting only four days after being sworn into office how to "come up with an excuse the American people would buy to [illegally] invade oil-rich Iraq" (described by then-Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill, who admits he quit in disgust: "The Price of Loyalty" by Russ Suskind).
I'd like to see Iraq file a damages claim with the World Court at The Hague, so that GW Bush, Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, and any other Bush/Cheney administration official involved could be put on trial as the war criminals they are.
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Simple we did nothing wrong dropping Two A Bombs on Japan. Or would you rather Japan or either Germany got the bomb first because they were working on it..
Japan was entirely responsible for how WW2 ended.
They were nazi japan. Nazi's deserve to get nuked.
Loose nukes sink ships.
I don't think Martin Luther King day should be a holiday?
Chelsea Clinton got $9 Million job from Hillary's friend and doesn't even have to show up at her office. How do I score a job like that?
Why doesn't the math matter when it comes to single payer medical care?
When the coup is finally exposed and proven should all involved be indicted?
Why do liberals think Rachel Maddow is a bombshell ?

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Ellen DeGeneres' Oscars selfie goes viral, crashes Twitter
March 3, 2014 / 1:12 AM / CBS/AP
Ellen DeGeneres made the 2014 Oscars go viral pretty fast Sunday night.
Her goal of setting a retweet record with her star-studded selfie was achieved before the Oscars telecast was even over.
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During a comic bit, the Oscars host prevailed upon actor Bradley Cooper to take a picture with her and several other stars crowding around, including Meryl Streep, Jennifer Lawrence, Kevin Spacey, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt.
If only Bradley's arm was longer. Best photo ever. #oscars pic.twitter.com/C9U5NOtGap
— Ellen DeGeneres (@TheEllenShow) March 3, 2014
Long before midnight Sunday, the photo had been retweeted more than 2 million times, breaking a record set by President Barack Obama with the picture of him hugging first lady Michelle Obama after his re-election in 2012.
Twitter also sent out an apology because all of the retweeting disrupted service for more than 20 minutes after 10 p.m. ET.
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But I did have a nice walk today in the sun, so that's good.
I'm curious - why did you post?
I had time, I had a tid-bit of knowledge from personal experience that seemed relevant, and it seemed kind to pass it on. I'm no mechanic--but I have had squirters malfunction before.


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Police: 5 Rescued, 1 Injured After Small Plane Crashes Into Sinepuxent Bay
By CBS Baltimore Staff June 27, 2021 at 10:59 pm
Filed Under:Berlin, Maryland State Police, Muni Airport, Ocean City, Small Plane Crash
OCEAN CITY, Md. (WJZ) — Maryland State Police confirmed that one person was injured following a small plane crashed near Ocean City Muni Airport on Sunday.
Earlier today, NRP officers assisted with a rescue involving five subjects that landed in the water due to a plane crash. https://t.co/9UtGeMBPBs pic.twitter.com/MGykl5Cpxq
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Troopers received a call shortly before 2:00 p.m. for a private aircraft that crashed into Sinepuxent Bay. Preliminary investigation revealed that the pilot, Matthew Cotigiani, 25, of Utah, advised that smoke filled the cabin as he attempted to shut off the single-engine plane.
As the pilot attempted to land at the airport, the aircraft bounced on the runway and crashed into the bay east of the end of the runway.
One of the five occupants was taken to an area hospital for treatment.
The National Transportation Safety Board and the FAA were notified. The Worcester County Bureau of Investigation also responded to the scene.
The cause of the crash remains under investigation.
Stay with WJZ on this developing story. To get breaking news alerts, download our app now


How Wall Street is crumbling, and the future of the global economy in China & the developing world is shared by financial expert Jim Rogers. Is the dollar headed for a total collapse? Will the economic war with Russia and Iran over the price of oil blow up in the US' face? We explore the problems with the central bank, the rise of the new silk road, and discuss how the tax code should be fixed once and for all in this uncensored discussion hosted by Sean Stone, only on Buzzsaw.
Jim Rogers on BBCRadio - Is the commodity bull market over?
After a one-year hiatus from Kitco News, Jim Rogers joins Daniela Cambone to share his thoughts on the market, specifically gold. "Gold has its own mind," he says. "Sometimes it moves with the dollar, sometimes it doesn't." Rogers says he's not so concerned with the daily fluctuations and adds he is still waiting on a buying opportunity.
Looking east, Rogers says he is bullish on the Chinese economy despite recent weaker economic data and continued easing in the country. "I'm bullish on the Chinese markets. My largest stock positions are in Asia - China, Japan, Russia," he says. "I see more real estate bankruptcies in China, there's a lot of debt buildup in China. But at the moment, I'm still there and I even bought more last week." Rogers also has a keen interest in the Russian stock market.
Tune in now to get his thoughts on the Federal Reserve and why he thinks they may not even raise interest rates this year.
International investor Jim Rogers warns investors that the United States is long overdue for a recession and that the dollar is far from sound.
"The U.S. is terribly over-indebted country with the largest debt in the history of the world," the chairman of Rogers Holdings recently told Bloomberg TV India.
"The U.S. dollar is not sound. But with a lot of turmoil coming, people think U.S. dollar is a safe haven. What I expect to happen is that turmoil will get worst and the dollar will go higher — it is already over-priced — and may turn into a bubble," he said.
"My plan is to then sell US dollar. What I will buy, I don't know — gold or the Chinese renminbi," he said.
Meanwhile, he expects economic growth to continue to stall around the globe.
"I expect nearly all economies around the world to slow down. In America, we have had nearly six or seven years without a correction in the economy or the markets. It is long overdue. Normally, we have corrections every four to seven years in the United States. So we are overdue," he said.
"The debt is going higher and higher. Many of our customers are slowing down — China is slowing down and Japan is in recession. Now, I certainly expect more slowdown to come worldwide," he said.
As for the Federal Reserve's recent interest-rate hike, Rogers is far from impressed. In fact, he thinks the tactics of the central bank are actually far more harmful to the U.S. economy than being of nay help.
"The Fed is just made up of bureaucrats and academics. They don't know very much," he said. "The first interest rise from the Fed doesn't mean very much. The third one is where you have to start worrying. If the Fed raises rates three or four times, then it is usually all over for the stock market. So just keep watching, be worried and be prepared," he said.
Rogers went on to explain his own investment strategy.
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If you think that the U.S. dollar is a safe haven, think again. Despite the strength in the U.S. dollar exchange rate to many major currencies these days, billionaire investor Jim Rogers thinks otherwise.
Rogers is worried about the debt problem in the U.S. He told the media outlet that the U.S. is a "terribly over-indebted country with the largest debt in the history of the world." For him, the largest long currency position for the past two to three years has been the U.S. dollar. But right now, his plan is to sell the U.S. dollar and maybe get into gold or the Chinese renminbi.


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Q: Can Satellite registration be done in Kickstart's `%pre` stanza? In a presentation from 2010 RedHat Summit, I saw Satellite registration (rhnreg_ks) done in a %pre stanza, while RedHat's current docs (as well as this answer) do it in %post. Registering in %post worked for me, but then I have to run yum install there to get packages from child channels, instead of keeping everything in %packages.
Trying to replicate the code for registering in %pre from that presentation (see pages 149-153) fails with no errors reported (even with --erroronfail) or pre-logs generated -- but the host is definitely not subscribed because the packages from the activation's child channel are reported missing during the %packages phase.
Has anyone succeeded in this?

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Swastik Institute of Dance is Australia's premier Kathak and Bollywood school, with more than 550 students of all age groups. The institute is located in Harris Park from last 11 years & has opened another state-of-the-art dance studio with gleaming wooden floors, floor-to-ceiling mirrors in Blacktown in March 2018.
In the past 11 years that Swastik Institute of Dance has been operating in Sydney, it has taken Indian classical dance as well and other forms of Subcontinental performing arts to new heights of recognition in Australia.
Established by highly accomplished classical dancer Sumati Nagpal, the institute specialises in teaching Kathak and Bollywood at its Harris Park-based studio. Swastik's students have been part of many community events all over Sydney and have shared the stage with renowned Bollywood performers such as Sukhvinder Singh, Udit Narayan, Mikka Singh, Shankar Mahadevan and Jazzy B and many more
While Swastik offers Bollywood and Indian-folk dance classes, at its core it is Kathak dance school, following the timeless guru-shishya parampara (student-teach tradition).
Kathak students are introduced to this classical dance form in a traditional manner – irrespective of their age, they're taught the importance of respecting their teacher as well as the art form. They're presented with Ghungroos (dancing bells) – a symbol of their spiritual relationship with their teacher. At first they're taught basic Kathak footwork and hand gestures – a crucial way to give them a strong base. Once the foundation has been laid, the students graduate to more advanced lessons, such as facial expressions, twirls and todas (short choreographic pieces).
Swastik follows these traditions to a T when teaching Kathak, but it also draws on them to a certain extent for other dance disciplines, such as Bollywood and Indian-folk dances, making it not just a dance school, but a purveyor of traditional Indian culture and customs in Australia.
In addition to teaching different dance disciplines, Swastik offers costume and Studio hire services, and runs popular dance group, Swastik Showbuzz, which you can hire for private, corporate or cultural events. The number of dancers and the style of performance depend on your requirements – Swastik can offer anything from solo dances to large-group performances, from traditional/classical Indian shows to contemporary acts.
To boost students' confidence and to keep them engaged, Swastik organises stage shows. Titled Swastik Showcase , the shows are held three times a year in a professional theatre space and gives all Swastik students a chance to perform on stage and get used to live shows.
Once each year, Swastik Institute of Dance produces a major Theatre Show in a professional space such as Riverside Theatre in Sydney's Parramatta.
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The government has recruited 3500 new doctors, 350 dentists, 3300 nurses, 4500 paramedics and 450 traditional birth attendants during 2014-15.
According to a Pakistan Economic Survey report 2014-15 released here on Thursday, the total numbers of TB cases are 63470, whereas the absolute number of cases is 211500 up to the third quarter of 2014 and the treatment success rate remained 91%.
Till date 4500 HIV positive cases have been reported to the National and Provincial AIDS Control Programs. Under the preventive program, about six million children were targeted to be immunized and 20 million packets of ORS were to be distributed during 2014-15.
The federal government is in the process of launching a Prime Minister's National Health Insurance Program to improve the health status of the population in the country by ensuring access to quality health care.
In Phase-I, the project would cover 3.3 million families in 23 districts at national level followed by another 3.3 million families in 23 districts in Phase-II followed by universal coverage in all districts of Pakistan of 189.00 million population in 22 million families.
The scheme would cover secondary healthcare including daycare and maternity services. Priority treatment included cardio vascular diseases,diabetes, burns, road traffic accidents, renal diseases and dialysis, TB, hepatitis, treatment of HIV chronic liver diseases, chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgical oncology.
The survey report said more than 100,000 Lady Health Workers (LHWs) were recruited. The total population covered under this program spread over 60% in Balochistan to more than 80% in Punjab.
LHWs services have visible impact on the health status of women and children in particular through improved hygiene birth spacing, iron supplementation, greater immunization coverage and through ante-natal and post-natal coverage of the pregnant women, the report said.
It said TB Control Program has achieved over 80% Directly Observed Treatment System (DOTS) coverage in public sector and in the last five years the programme has provided care to more than half a million TB patients in Pakistan.
A long awaited Safe Blood Transfusion project with the technical cooperation of GIZ and KfW has been revived and is in the implementation process in all four provinces that will bring down the incidence of hepatitis in the country.
The repeated polio immunization indicates that the programme is going in right direction and the situation has improved a lot. World Health Organization (WHO) in collaboration with Government of Pakistan is trying to ensure vaccination of all children below five years of age.
The report said that Universal Salt Iodization (USI) program has been expanded up to 110 districts throughout the country with necessary Quality Management System (QMS) and sustainability of potassium iodate through private sector.
It said an amount of Rs.20.48 billion was provided to health sector in Federal PSDP 2014-15. Currently Pakistan is spending 0.42 percent of its GDP on health care services.
At present, there are 118041 hospital beds in the country which give a population-bed ratio of 1593. The number of registered doctors are 175223 whereas the number of dentists available in the country is 15106 while the number of nurses and qualified health visitors are 90276 and 15325.


Not everyone wants to see this. Alas, violence is a bitter pill nobody wants to swallow. But if you participate in it, you owe it to animals to know.
There is another way to live. Please use at least a few hours of your life and look into what happens in slaughterhouses. Watch Earthlings or Meet Your Meat or From Farm to Fridge. The resources are plenty. I invite you to join me on the side of compassion.


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The firm has indisputably existed since the reign of William III., and certainly possesses many unique records. Robert Gillow, a joiner of Great Singleton, in the parish of Kirkham-in-the-Fylde, removed to Lancaster somewhere about the year 1695, and established the house of Gillow there. In 1728 he was made a freeman of Lancaster, a term which had quite another significance to that which it possesses at the present day. Trades were divided into guilds, which were exceedingly autocratic in their regulations, affecting both apprentices and masters. An apprentice, after he had served his time, could apply for his Cl freedom," without which he could not work as a journeyman. The latter term had also a real meaning at this date : an apprentice could not roam ; he was tied to his master by indentures, the form of which, curiously enough, has hardly altered even to the present day. By the terms of these he undertook to serve his master diligently, to obey him in all lawful commands, not to frequent brothels, gaming-houses, or places of low entertainment. In some forms his duty was defined even as far as his religious belief and the particular observances relating thereto were concerned. The master, in his turn, undertook to house and feed the apprentice, to teach him his trade, and sometimes, although rarely, to pay him a small wage after some years. By an
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KettleHouse Brewing Co. is teaming up with legendary Seattle-based rock band, Pearl Jam, to launch MPS Pool Ale, a limited-edition Pale Ale brewed with Lemondrop Hops (5% ABV). The collaboration is a tribute to the 2018 Pearl Jam concert in Missoula, MT at Washington-Grizzly Stadium, which streamed for the first time in June 2021. A portion of the proceeds from MPS Pool Ale sales will be donated to Montana Pool Service (MPS), a non-profit founded by Pearl Jam's Jeff Ament, who was born and raised in Montana. MPS organizes and funds world-class skateparks in rural and isolated communities for young people.
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New Hokkaido might be a new brewery name for many, so allow me to make the introduction. New Hokkaido is a phantom brewery based out of Mountains Walking in Bozeman, Montana. The brewery integrates Japanese culture into their label designs, beer names and how they brew. They also incorporate rice into all of their beers.
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There's no question that barrel aging and blending beers are a true form of art. I have admired this art form for years and after moving to Bozeman, Montana, I quickly learned that Bozeman Brewing excels at it. They have a wide variety of beers in their sour program, dubbed the Bozeman Underground. They affectionately gave it that name because their barrel aging facility is actually underneath the brewery — hence the name Bozeman Underground. The beers within their sour program range from Goses, Lambic-inspired Ales, Tripels and Flanders style to name a handful. I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Ryan Beal, brewer and cellarman at Bozeman Brewing, to discuss their sours, the barrel aging process and blending. Ryan is responsible for overseeing the sour program and everything that goes along with it. The knowledge and passion Ryan possesses for his craft, clearly shine through in his sour and funky ales.
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Bozeman is a growing and thriving city, nestled in the mountains in Southwest Montana. Bozeman residents love the outdoors, and they also love their beer. Montana has one of the highest brewery per capita numbers in the nation. Bozeman currently has eight breweries one can visit, with more in the works. The city also supports some production-only breweries and a kombucha producer. If you ever find yourself in Bozeman, here are some excellent beers to try (and breweries worth visiting).
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5 Questions with Bunkhouse Brewery Owner Andy Stohlmann
November 26, 2020 | Justin Pennel
There are currently well over 7,000 breweries in the U.S., each of them have a unique story to tell. Bunkhouse Brewery in Bozeman, Montana is a unique nano-brewery located steps away from the campus of Montana State University and the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse. Bunkhouse is what many would consider a neighborhood brewery. They only distribute to a couple accounts and heavily rely on taproom foot traffic and sales. These types of breweries have been hit hard during the COVID pandemic and have had to get creative and adjust on the fly. Fortunately, Bunkhouse is producing as much beer as ever and is still focusing on the community aspect of the brewery.
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While Oktoberfest style beers and Pumpkin Ales get all the attention as summer turns to fall, true beer fans know what September brings: fresh hop season. Fresh hops or wet hops, depending on who you talk to, are only available for an extremely limited time frame and are usually brewed within a day of being picked. Their distinct flavor and unmistakable aroma are as exciting for brewers as they are for beer fans. But the story doesn't start with the harvest—it starts years earlier under the care of hops farmers.
With fresh hop season quickly approaching, we chatted with Jake TeSelle, founder of Crooked Yard Hops, to discuss every beer lover's favorite ingredient: hops.
Sacred Waters Brewing Co. | Guts 'N Grit
September 1, 2020 | Katie Kalk
It seems like it was a lifetime ago when I was writing a craft beer guide to the freshly canceled SXSW Festival. The weeks continued to roll on and, like the majority of urban apartment dwellers, my partner and I felt cooped up with nothing but canceled plans to keep us company. At the end of May, after hearing that my husband and I would both be working remotely at least until the end of the year, we packed up the pup and left Austin, TX.
It had been a long time since my last road trip and much had changed. We headed north to escape the Texas heat and barren landscape. On this trip, masks and hand sanitizer were our new road trip essentials; we stayed at AirBnBs whenever we could and restricted our indoor activities to buying groceries. And after two months on the road, our trip took us to Glacier National Park and Kalispell, MT, a little town with some sizeable beers, like at Sacred Waters Brewing Co.
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July 15, 2020 | Justin Pennel
Every year a handful of breweries burst onto the scene and seem to gain overwhelming popularity overnight. These breweries are often coveted in trading circles and are setting the tone in their local communities. A brewery that one could say fits into this category is Mountains Walking. Mountains Walking in Bozeman, Montana has been open for a couple of years now and has quietly been perfecting their craft and people have been taking notice in 2020.
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What We're Drinking | June 11, 2020
June 12, 2020 | Justin Pennel
While checking the date for writing this post, it really hit me that half of the year is already over. I'm not sure I'm relieved or bummed about that. In six months this year has produced all sorts of hard times for multitudes of people. One thing I'm sure everyone can agreed on is that COVID-19 stole months of our lives that we'll never get back. While that's unfortunate, that should be all the more reason the seize the moment and live life to the fullest. Get out there and explore some new breweries or beer bars and support this industry that we all enjoy so much. This is What We're Drinking. Read More
What We're Drinking | April 17, 2020
April 17, 2020 | Justin Pennel
Most people in the country are a month or more into social distancing and stay at home orders, and have completely lost track of time and social norms. Is it acceptable to have a coffee stout at breakfast? Or a beer at lunch when working from home? I think we all know the answers to these questions, but as cabin fever and the groundhog day effect sets in, people start venturing into the unknown to save their sanity and prevent complete boredom. Good luck to everyone out there—stay safe, stay healthy and support your local breweries! This is What We're Drinking. Read More
Ultimate 6er | Montana Mixer
Montana tends to fly under the radar when it comes to craft beer. There are plenty of people that know about one or two breweries in the state, but many might be surprised at how much Montanans love their craft beer. Montana has a lot of breweries and ranks second in the nation in breweries per capita. Given the low population of many cities in the state, a significant number of breweries can/bottle their beers and distribute across the state, as well as many of the neighboring states. Read More
What We're Drinking | January 24, 2020
January 24, 2020 | Justin Pennel
It's still hard to believe that it's 2020. There are a lot of people out there that were convinced we'd have flying cars and be living like the Jetsons by now. While we're not quite there yet, we have a ton of great craft beer to explore and experience in the meantime. This is what we're drinking.
What We're Drinking | May 27th, 2016
May 27, 2016 | Lanie Novack
Happy Friday, 9-5ers! And Happy Monday to all of the industry friends out there. Regardless of which boat you fall into, either makes for a great occasion to drink some beer. I think you'll notice a delicious trend in this week's edition of What We're Drinking: fruit beers. Yum. June is a-knockin', folks. Break out the fruited wheats, berliner weisses, and radlers, please. *clink*


Carlos Sanchez – the final signing of the summer – will be on £70k a week at the London Stadium after agreeing a two year deal to join the club.
Although he came on an undisclosed fee we understand that was very small at around £2-£3 million.
However, after agent's fee and wages it adds up to around £9 million over the two year contract. The deal has also been incentivised by appearance and European qualification clauses.
The 32 year old Colombian – known as 'The Rock' – has appeared 88 times for his country having arrived from Fiorentina.
Director of Football Mario Husillos welcomed the midfielder's arrival, saying: "Carlos is a very experienced player whose career I have always followed closely and with admiration.
Sounds cheap compared to most of the wages we hear talked about but 70k a week is hefty for a player that most of us would think has their limits, still I guess Kouyate must have been on a decent wedge.
£70k per week ….. no wonder the lad looks so happy.
After Alan Taylor and Sir Trev's efforts when I was a lad I naively assumed we would be in with a chance of winning something every 5 years. Still waiting. Still hoping. Best of luck to all our players, all our long-suffering supporters and all at C & H.
I'm guessing that the £70k, figure is appearance related, basic salary surely must be lower?
Could have, should have, would have… he's West Ham now and I for one am right behind him COYI!


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Gulls Look to Stop the Reign
San Diego can knock Ontario out of the playoffs with a Monday night win
By Derek Togerson	• Published May 1, 2017
After their practice on Sunday, Gulls defenseman Jeff Schultz was wearing a shirt that read "Stay Classy San Diego." He was paying homage to the movie Anchorman but could also serve as a reminder to his team for Monday night's Calder Cup Playoffs game in Ontario.
If Game 4 is anything like the first three there will be more than a few gloves dropped
"The last couple of years a rivalry has been started," said Schultz. "It's a battle of who wants to be the best?"
And what is also quite obvious is the fact these teams really can't stand one another.
"Even preseason games against them are intense and it's not going to change any time soon," said defenseman Jaycob Megna. "It's been like that for the last two years."
Perhaps this is a situation where familiarity breeds contempt. Since San Diego joined the American Hockey League for the 2015-16 season these division opponents have played a lot: 32 times in two years including playoffs. When you see a team that often guys can't help but get chippy with one another.
"There's that contempt for the other team," said head coach Dallas Eakins. "There are a lot of not only team battles going on but individual battles and you want to walk that line of being intense and competing hard but not going over the line and taking penalties because there's no worse feeling in sports than sitting in the penalty box and watching your team take that puck out of your net because of your penalty."
In Game 3, a 3-1 Gulls win at Valley View Casino Center, San Diego took seven penalties … three of them on forward Scott Sabourin for roughing.
"We got ourselves in to some penalty trouble last game," said Eakins. "I thought our emotions got away from us a little bit. We've talked to the individuals about that and we're hoping and we're confident that we're going to have calmer heads."
During the regular season the Reign had the 3rd-best power play in the AHL. Ontario is just 1-for-10 with a man advantage in this series but Eakins would rather not give them a chance to get that special unit working.
"Every moment is a critical moment when you're playing a team like this. It might not be the last one it might be the first one or the 11th minute of the 2nd period. You never know when that critical moment is coming and suddenly it arrives and you have to be ready to handle it one way or the other."
The Gulls, by the way, are 17-15 in their brief yet pugilistic history against Ontario. Getting an 18th win on Monday would be the most satisfying one yet since it would knock their rivals out of the playoffs. For San Diego sports fans it would be nice to get the better of Los Angeles right about now.


The College of Santa Fe Contemporary Music Program explores a wealth of musical areas, including world and electro-acoustic music. This Fall in the Atrium Sound Space, the program will explore sound art and acoustic ecology in a series of sound installations.
The College of Santa Fe Contemporary Music Program explores a wealth of musical areas, including world and electro-acoustic music. This Fall in the Atrium Sound Space, the program will explore sound art and acoustic ecology in a series of sound installations that will work with the sonic environment of the building. Installations by composers David Dunn, Maggie Payne, Steve Peters, Annea Lockwood and Al Margolis—as well as contributors to the 2007 Santa Fe International Festival of Electro-Acoustic Music—will play in the Atrium Sound Space for extended periods of time, from October 2006 through September 2007. Installations include conceptual computer-based work, manipulated natural and soundscape recordings from around the world, manipulated voice recordings, and live tape recordings of the ambient sounds of Benildus Hall at the College of Santa Fe.
There will be an opening reception for the Atrium Sound Space series on Friday, October 20, 2006, from 4–6 p.m. The wine and cheese reception will include brief talks by artist and curator at 4:30 p.m.
For more information on the Atrium Sound Space, go to pubweb.csf.edu/atrium.
The College of Santa Fe is located at 1600 St. Michael''s Drive, Santa Fe, New Mexico USA.


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John G. Johnson: Giant of the Philadelphia Bar
by Gerard J. St. John
Winter 2007, Vol. 69, No. 4
Giants are big. They stand head-and-shoulders above the rest of us and are physically dominant. Giants exist in many aspects of human endeavor; their accomplishments tower above those of their contemporaries. One thinks of Beethoven in music and Einstein in physics, each a giant in his own field.
In 1841, not even his own parents had any expectation that newborn John Graver Johnson would be a giant. His father, David Johnson, was a blacksmith. David died before his son finished high school. Elizabeth Johnson, who was a Graver and whose parents owned the farm at the end of the road that people called 'Graver's Lane,' took in sewing to support her small family. That was not the stuff of giants.
The house in which they lived was not a place where you would expect to find a giant. It was a diminutive wood-frame building that still seems out of place at 8428 Germantown Avenue. The Johnsons were hardworking people without the advantages of wealth, college, law school or social status. Yet, their son exceeded all expectations. By the time of his death in 1917, John G. Johnson was hailed by The New York Times as "the greatest lawyer in the English-speaking world."
From the beginning, Johnson displayed strengths that were well-suited to a career in the law. He had a photographic memory. It was like having a personal computer a hundred years before computers were invented. He was decisive. He did not waste time agonizing over difficult decisions. He made the decision and his computerlike mind organized the supporting data instantaneously. He had a gift for advocacy that he developed into an art form. Instinctively, he knew what was persuasive to judges and juries. His arguments were not long-winded. He would select the most persuasive element of his position and then present a logical discussion of the facts of the case, returning time and time again to emphasize that one critical element. Observers said that it was like watching a man with a sledgehammer drive an iron spike into a railroad timber. Finally, Johnson was a workaholic. In his early years, hard work was necessary for survival — and Johnson's work became Johnson's life. He never turned down an assignment, be it as a scrivener, a messenger or a draftsman of legal documents. Gradually, he built up an expertise in both procedure and substantive law.
He argued one hundred sixty-eight cases in the Supreme Court of the United States and thousands of cases in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Twice he was offered a seat on the Supreme Court of the United States; twice he declined the honor. George Wharton Pepper, in his autobiography, proclaimed Johnson to be "the most prodigious man I have ever known." He was a self-taught art collector whose Johnson Collection of nearly 1,300 paintings is the bulwark of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
John Graver Johnson is the giant of the Philadelphia bar.
Johnson was admitted to the bar in February 1863, but his legal career was interrupted by a short stint in the military. In June that year, Johnson joined Battery A, First Pennsylvania Artillery, a unit that consisted almost entirely of members of the Philadelphia bar. As the Confederate Army advanced toward Gettysburg, Battery A was assigned to set up a defensive line west of Harrisburg. The Battle of Gettysburg lasted four days; it did not reach the battery at Harrisburg. Within thirty days, Johnson was back in his office practicing law.
Johnson was at home in his law office. Banker George W. Norris, in his book Ended Episodes, describes Johnson's office as follows: "[I]n the early Eighties, his office was an old dwelling house on the south side of Walnut Street, below Eighth. It consisted of a front and back parlor. In the front room were an assistant and one or two others. The wide double doors between the rooms were always open."
George Wharton Pepper, in Philadelphia Lawyer, An Autobiography, added this account: "Prominent lawyers from New York and other large cities were frequently to be seen in his anteroom, waiting their turn to enter his private office. Perhaps 'private' is the wrong word to use because his door was always open. Nobody was announced, people in waiting observed priorities among themselves as if they were approaching a box office; and as soon as one person came out, the man at the head of the line went in."
Johnson had little time for anything outside the office. He seems to have had no close friends. None of his contemporaries seemed to be his confidants. Rather, they talked about his idiosyncrasies, such as how he habitually lunched on a dozen oysters at a corner table — "his table" — of the Philadelphia Club, carefully placing a newspaper in front of him to discourage others from approaching.
Ironically, the law rescued Johnson's solitary social life. It was as though the law issued him both a wife and a ready-made family, ideally suited to a busy lawyer. One of his clients was an attractive young widow with three small children. Johnson was not able to reverse the business losses suffered by her late husband, but Johnson was successful in persuading Ida Powel Morrell to accept his proposal of marriage. Ida was a "one-L Powel" — a significant family in the society register of Old Philadelphia. Ida's standing opened to Johnson the doors of Old Philadelphia social clubs that otherwise would have excluded the blacksmith's son. Moreover, Ida was content to manage the children and the social aspects of the family, leaving her husband free to concentrate on the practice of law.
Johnson's early cases were primarily in the areas of property rights and decedent's estates, in effect an extension of his work before his admission to the bar. Given his familiarity with the law of property disputes, his photographic memory and his capacity for exhaustive work, Johnson was the logical choice to oversee the clearing of title for the transfer of League Island to the federal government for use as a Navy yard. He completed the task with apparent ease. That work persuaded the directors of the Pennsylvania Company to retain 28-year-old Johnson as its general counsel.
Almost immediately afterward, Johnson found himself in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania in the company of five of Philadelphia's most respected lawyers, arguing an estate case dealing with the proposed Ridgway Library. Young Johnson exceeded the expectations of those lawyers. He argued that the law required the court to carry out the clearly stated instructions of the testator. His client prevailed; and the facade of the Ridgway Library still stands at Broad and Christian Streets as the frontispiece for the Philadelphia High School for the Performing and Creative Arts. It is a monument to Johnson's advocacy.
In 1884, Johnson argued his first case in the Supreme Court of the United States. More Supreme Court cases followed as Johnson's advocacy skills became known to businessmen in other geographic areas. Johnson's best-known local clients included Peter A.B. Widener and William L. Elkins, who made millions of dollars in the operation of horse-drawn carriages and the electrical streetcars. The Baldwin Locomotive Works was also a client, as was John Wanamaker. Now, J.P. Morgan, Henry Frick, Andrew Carnegie and Philip S. du Pont rushed to Johnson's door at the first sign of litigation. They expected Johnson to work magic with antitrust laws.
The American Sugar Refining Company controlled ninety-eight percent of the business of refining sugar at the time. The attorney general of the United States filed civil and criminal actions against the company and its officers alleging monopolization in violation of antitrust laws. Johnson represented the "Sugar Trust" — and he won the case, convincing the court that the refining of sugar was not interstate commerce. Over the next dozen years, Johnson was sought out in antitrust cases to defend the American Tobacco Company, Northern Securities Company, Great Northern Railway, Northern Pacific Railway, Standard Oil Company and United States Steel Company. Historian Nathaniel Burt, in The Perennial Philadelphians, summed it up this way:
"What his friend J.P. Morgan was to finance, J.G. Johnson was to corporation law. The Trusts and Moguls of the Gilded Age 1900 wouldn't move without his advice, and Standard Oil and American Tobacco were merely two among his many similar clients. … His opinions were considered equivalent among financiers to judicial decisions."
Like most of the lawyers of his day, Johnson was a sole practitioner. Still, he had able assistance because prestige was accorded to association with Johnson in the practice of law. Frank M. Prichard, an excellent lawyer in his own right, was associated with Johnson for thirty-four years. prichard served as Chancellor of the Philadelphia Bar Association from 1915 through 1917. Another Johnson associate, Maurice B. Saul, founded a firm after Johnson's death that would later become Saul Ewing. Thomas D. Finletter became a highly respected judge of the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas. Thomas Sovereign Gates became a vice president of Johnson's client Pennsylvania Company and later served as president of the University of Pennsylvania.
On the business side of the law, John G. Johnson paid little or no attention to the accumulation of wealth. Stories of his billings are legendary. George W. Norris, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, noted in Ended Episodes that: "His charges were almost always extremely low, and for that reason he was not popular with other lawyers." Often, co-counsel would be embarrassed to learn that they had submitted bills that were substantially higher than those of the lead lawyer. Johnson is reputed to have submitted a bill to the Sugar Trust for the defense of its antitrust case in the total amount of just $3,000.
Judge Thomas D. Finletter, a former associate of Johnson, later told his judicial clerks of the time when Johnson was counsel on a securities offering, which entitled him to a fee of one penny for every share in the 1.5 million share offering. Johnson sent his client a bill for the total amount of $1,500. A few days later, the client came into Johnson's office, saying that there was a mistake in the billing. It should have been $15,000. He showed Johnson that the decimal point was misplaced. Johnson threw the fee bill back at the client and roared, "I am the lawyer. I decide what the bill shall be. You are the client; and your duty is to pay your bills!" Despite his disregard for high fees, the sheer volume of Johnson's law practice made him one of only three Philadelphia lawyers who earned more than $100,000 per year in the 1880s.
Judges recognized Johnson's genius and accorded him an unusually high level of respect. Contemporary lawyers modeled their legal documents on those drafted by Johnson and then defended the validity of the documents by citing Johnson as their source. Public figures sought Johnson's advice before making important decisions.
For example, George Wharton Pepper consulted Johnson after Pepper had been offered a position on the Circuit Court of Appeals. Johnson advised him to accept the offer; Pepper decided to decline. Most historians conclude that Johnson's advice was the wiser course of action. Clients from all walks of life flocked to Johnson's office and waited their turn to talk to the great lawyer. No matter how busy, Johnson always found the time to talk to everyone. Interestingly, George W. Norris observed in Ended Episodes that Johnson "was very profane, and did not modify his language to suit his client, but his profanity was so wholehearted and good-natured that it was never offensive."
By the early 1880s, Johnson developed an appreciation for art, particularly paintings. He approached the subject in a way one would expect of an accomplished trial lawyer: He studied the lives and works of great painters; he spoke to museum curators, art historians and dealers; and he visited art museums in America and in Europe.
In those days, the courts closed during the summer, when Johnson would book passage on a ship to Europe to visit art museums. To ward off the boredom of ten days at sea, Johnson took along as many mystery novels as he could carry. He would read one book after another, casting each volume overboard as soon as it was finished. Johnson's client Peter A.B. Widener, himself an accomplished art collector, sometimes accompanied Johnson on these trips and regularly engaged him in discussions about art.
In the fall of 1892, Johnson wrote a forty-four-page book titled Sight-Seeing in Berlin and Holland Among Pictures. It is a scholarly review and criticism of the Berlin Exhibition and other public and private collections in Berlin, Amsterdam, the Hague, Rotterdam and Scheveningnen. In this book, Johnson presented clear and authoritative analyses of painting after painting and artist after artist. Also, he evaluated the characteristics of the environment in which each painting was displayed. He was especially impressed with the illumination in the museum in Berlin, although not at all with the works exhibited there.
Johnson brought to the world of art his meticulous research of chains of ownership, a database that proved invaluable in negotiating the purchase of works of art. Art curators, historians and dealers recognized Johnson's abilities and increasingly solicited Johnson's views on paintings. Johnson was convinced that a knowledgeable collector could assemble a significant collection of paintings by exercising good judgment and avoiding the purchase of paintings of lesser quality. Johnson set out to do just that. Again, he exceeded all expectations.
Unlike most of the barons of American industry who hired art dealers to assemble their private collections, Johnson personally accumulated his collection. He had a keen eye for color, composition and artistic technique. He found that the very best paintings, the ones that would increase his enjoyment over a period of time, were often not the artist's best-known works. Johnson also was of the opinion that artists from different time periods displayed similar skills, and that the works of those artists were compatible with each other.
He quickly ran out of wall space for his paintings. Paintings were crowded into every nook and cranny of his home at 426 South Broad Street. When he wanted to show a painting to a guest, Johnson would tell a member of his household staff where to find the painting and what it looked like. The staff person would then fetch the painting for inspection and afterward return it to its storage place.
As he neared 70, John Graver Johnson was reminded of his own mortality. In 1912, he took up the challenge of his last will and testament. He wanted to leave his art collection to the city of Philadelphia. He wanted the collection to be displayed in a setting that provided proper illumination, however, such a setting as existed in the Kaiser Friederich Museum in Berlin.
Philadelphia had no such art gallery. That was why Peter Widener left his valuable art collection to the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. Johnson did not want to saddle Philadelphia taxpayers with the cost of constructing an expensive art gallery. Johnson was a member of the Fairmount Park Commission and he knew that the city had plans to build an art museum on Benjamin Franklin Parkway. He also knew from sad experience that such noble plans often fell by the wayside.
Meanwhile, Johnson may have been influenced by the decision of Henry Frick to construct a mansion that would, after his death, be home to the Frick Collection. Johnson was then living at 506 South Broad Street. In 1915, he purchased the adjoining residence at 510 South Broad Street and used it to exhibit his paintings.
It was not like Johnson to equivocate, but equivocate he did. He chopped and changed, writing codicils up until nearly the month before he died in April 1917.
Ultimately, Johnson left his art collection to the city of Philadelphia, conditioned upon the city agreeing to exhibit the collection at Johnson's residence at 510 South Broad Street. If the city did not accept the condition, the collection would go to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
Johnson's home on Broad Street bore no resemblance whatever to the Kaiser Friederich Museum. It also paled in comparison to Henry Frick's mansion. Any way you looked at it, it was a poor place to exhibit an exceedingly valuable art collection. In the final analysis, Johnson's equivocation assured that his will — like the testator — would spend much of its life in court.
In 1921, the city petitioned the orphans' court for permission to sell the real estate at 510 South Broad Street and to apply the proceeds toward the cost of the art museum that was to be built in Fairmount Park. A Master recommended approval, but Judge John Marshall Gest denied the petition on the well-established principle of law that the court should sustain the clearly stated intention of the testator to exhibit the paintings in his home on South Broad Street. The city would have to find another way to get the Johnson Collection out of the rundown building on South Broad Street.
In June 1933, five years after construction of the Philadelphia Museum of Art was completed, Johnson's paintings were moved there on a temporary basis. In the first year of its display at the museum, the Johnson Collection attracted almost 100,000 visitors, as compared with a single-year high of 11,388 during the years that it was exhibited in the South Broad Street residence.
In 1954, the trustee of Johnson's estate filed an account and petitioned the orphans' court for permission to exhibit the Johnson Collection at the museum on a permanent basis and also for permission to sell the real estate at 510 South Broad Street. President Judge Charles Klein reviewed the record and described the 1933 move of Johnson's artwork as "a clear violation of the city's contract with the executors … in open defiance of Judge Gest's order, an obvious disregard for the sanctity … of the solemn judgment of the orphans' court."
President Judge Klein was "not pleased." Eventually, Judge Klein did approve the exhibition of the Johnson Collection at the museum but required the trustees to report back to the court every ten years. In later years, further court decisions approved the integration of the Johnson Collection with non-collection works of art for exhibition purposes. In 1989, Judge Klein extended until December 31, 2083 the arrangement that will keep the Johnson Collection in the hands of the museum.
Philadelphia's Museum of Art is a place that commands one's attention. In location and design it dominates its surroundings. It is exactly the kind of place where you would expect to find a giant.
Gerard J. St. John is a retired partner of Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP. He concentrates his practice in general civil litigation. His e-mail address is Sinjin@Schnader.com.
1101 Market Street, 11th Floor • Philadelphia, PA 19107 • Phone: (215) 238-6300 • Fax: (215) 238-1159


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Michael Jackson bails out
The embattled King of Pop, Michael Jackson, has been freed on $3 million bail after being handcuffed and arrested on multiple charges of child sex abuse.
The pop star (L) faces multiple charges of sexual child abuse
Jackson, 45, on Thursday turned himself in to police in the California city of Santa Barbara, which lies near his Neverland Ranch, two days after an arrest warrant was issued on charges that could see him jailed for years.
"Michael Jackson was taken into custody at 12:05pm (20:05 GMT) at Santa Barbara airport," Sheriff Jim Anderson said.
The black-clad superstar was taken into custody by sheriffs deputies moments after flying in on a private jet. He was driven to the local jail and taken inside with his hands cuffed behind his back.
But he emerged after less than an hour waving with one hand and flashing a two-fingered V salute and thumbs-up signs to a clutch of screaming fans who had gathered to catch a glimpse of the star.
He was booked on multiple counts of "lewd and lascivious behaviour" with a child under the age of 14. Each charge carries a jail sentence of up to eight years.
Jackson (R) has described claims
against him as 'a big lie'
Like all suspects, Jackson was fingerprinted and had a disturbing mugshot taken. He also surrendered his passport to authorities.
Through his lawyer and publicist, Jackson branded the accusations a "big lie" and was released after stumping up $3 million for his bond. He immediately flew back to Las Vegas from where he had just arrived.
There, he was reunited with his three young children, who were brought on board his plane with their heads covered by blankets. Prosecutors said it was up to a juvenile court to decide whether the singer will be allowed retain custody of his children.
The family then braved a crowd of television cameras, fans and autograph seekers as they drove through slow traffic to a luxury hotel and casino resort.
Hundreds of reporters and photographers had earlier swarmed Santa Barbara airport and its sheriff's department as Jackson's plane landed. It parked with its nose and door in a hangar to allow him to give himself up to waiting police.
The entertainer's first court hearing was scheduled for 9 January in Santa Barbara.
Jackson, who police said cooperated during the 30-45 minute booking, said through aides he was "outraged" by the charges and vowed to fight them in court.


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D'var Torah: Parashat Shelach
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RABBI DEBORAH A. HIRSCH
This weekend…this Shabbat… embraces both memory and future for Village Temple.
Like Americans throughout our country, this weekend celebrates the birth of our nation. Technically, the Continental Congress declared Independence on July 2, 1776; however, the final wording that became memorialized as the official document wasn't approved until July 4 –only 2 days of wordsmithing–and so for 240 years Americans have commemorated this auspicious date—with parades…BBQ…Fire Works…aren't we glad that our nation's birth occurred in July and not February?
Some communities celebrate July 4th with reenactments of the reading of the Declaration of Independence. Several years ago, Carole and I attended such a reading at Shakespeare and Company in Lenox, MA…and it amazed me as to how many people come year after year to touch that part of American history.
Each year the 4th of July stands as a vivid reminder of our nation's embrace of freedom…our nationalistic DNA includes historical memory of struggle, passion, debate, vision, and determination. The Musical, Hamilton, has created for our generation…a new connection to our nation's founding fathers and mothers.
And for us at Village Temple, this Shabbat marks a new chapter as well. Our historical heritage is only a quarter of that, of our country's— nevertheless, for 68 years—Village Temple's has been the spiritual home for individuals and families seeking a liberal Jewish connection…and for nearly thirty years…the doors of Village Temple have been open to fulfill the biblical command to care for the stranger and feed those who are in need.
For the next year we are embarking upon a journey that will create a new beginning in this congregation's history. But, we can only arrive at that new beginning, by working together as a community—honoring the past, ensuring healing where needed, and visioning toward the future. Sacred community is part of our spiritual DNA—for, the Jewish people, first and foremost, is a sacred community—Torah was given publicly, not privately—the formal name of the Village Temple is Kehila Kedosha B'nai Israel—it begins with the same two words that defines every synagogue: Kehilah Kedoshah–The sacred community of B'nai Israel. Even the English name—the Village Temple is an attempt to identify the congregation in relationship to its geographic community.
There is much in this week's Torah portion that can provide a blueprint for the way 'community' should and should not behave. On the one hand, Parashat Shelach—is the second of five Torah portions that include some form of rebellion…individual and communal. Last week's portion concluded with Miriam being stricken with leprosy when she and Aaron rebelled against their brother, Moses' leadership. That portion contained the shortest prayer uttered in Torah—El Na Rafa Na La—God please, heal her please.
In this week's Parasha, Shelach, the historical setting is stills in the second year…the second month of the year…since the Israelites departure from Egypt. Barely a year has passed since the revelation on Mount Sinai. And—It has been a year of grumbling and opportunity.
The portion begins… The Eternal One spoke to Moses, saying, "Send emissaries to scout the land of Canaan, which I am giving to the Israelite people; send one man from each of their ancestral tribes, each one a chieftain among them." The Hebrew phrase for send is, Shelach L'cha—Why doesn't the text, usually preferring brevity of words, just say, Shelach—Send! Why the phrase Shelach l'cha. The medieval commentator Rashi, interprets this phrase as Send for yourself…according to your own judgment. According to Rashi, God doesn't command Moses to send forth the 12 spies; rather it was at Moses' discretion to do so. In looking at the phrase Shelach-L'cha, I would like to suggest, as God called Abram to leave his native land with the words Lech L'cha—Please Go—I implore you to go—The simple command—Lech—did not suffice. So, too, in our portion, God knew that sending forth the spies was going to be seminal moment in both Moses' and the Israelites journeys. Perhaps God, considered to be 'all-knowing' in the biblical world, knew this biblical James Bond mission, was not to be an easy one and would have powerful consequences.
Indeed, the spies strategically go out and survey the land…12 in all, one chieftain from each tribe. Like Moses on Mt. Sinai, the spies spend 40 days surveying the land. He instructed them:
You shall see what [kind of] land it is, and the people who inhabit it; are they strong or weak? Are there few or many? יחוּרְאִיתֶ֥ם אֶת־הָאָ֖רֶץ מַה־הִ֑וא וְאֶת־הָעָם֙ הַיּשֵׁ֣ב עָלֶ֔יהָ הֶֽחָזָ֥ק הוּא֙ הֲרָפֶ֔ה הַמְעַ֥ט ה֖וּא אִם־רָֽב:
19And what of the land they inhabit? Is it good or bad? And what of the cities in which they reside are they in camps or in fortresses? יטוּמָ֣ה הָאָ֗רֶץ אֲשֶׁר־הוּא֙ ישֵׁ֣ב בָּ֔הּ הֲטוֹבָ֥ה הִ֖וא אִם־רָעָ֑ה וּמָ֣ה הֶֽעָרִ֗ים אֲשֶׁר־הוּא֙ יוֹשֵׁ֣ב בָּהֵ֔נָּה הַֽבְּמַֽחֲנִ֖ים אִ֥ם בְּמִבְצָרִֽים:
20What is the soil like is it fat or lean? Are there any trees in it or not? You shall be courageous and take from the fruit of the land."
After 40 days the spies returned….carrying on their shoulders a cluster of grapes. As God promised them when they left Egypt—The Eternal One would bring them to a land flowing with milk and honey—and so it was. God had told them the truth. After affirming the goodness of the land, 10 of the spies reported that the land was occupied by people mightier than the Israelites—they instilled fear when they told in their attempt to conquer the land the Israelites would have to defeat the Moabites, Jebusites, Canaanites—all of whom would surround and defeat them if they engaged them in war. The spies reported that they saw the Annakites—the giant people of the Nephalim—who, according to Genesis, were descendants of the sons of God and daughters of men—the spies stated that they, the chieftains of their tribes, appeared to themselves like grasshoppers in comparison. Despite Caleb's attempt to assure the people that they would prevail, the people, despondent and untrusting in either Moses or God, woefully raised their voices in dread and rebellion.
God reached a Divine moment of outrage…and uttered a silent Dayeinu, surely the Israelites whom God and Moses had led through the wilderness could only find comfort in the past—despite the hardship they endured in Egypt. They could not embrace the destiny their redemption from Egypt promised. The consequence of their action—40 years of wandering—one year for each day the scouts surveyed the land. 40 years—sufficient time for all of the Israelites to die out—save Joshua and Caleb. Yet despite, all of their bitter complaining—the Israelites, under Moses' leadership trudge on for 38 more years…laying the foundation for a future only the next generation would secure.
Indeed, there are lessons to be learned from our ancient people's wandering. Perhaps, the single most beautiful part of Torah—is that it is so human. It teaches us about the human response to change. We catch glimpses and insights into human foibles and triumphs. At times, we even see God waffling with emotion. Parashat Shlach captures for us a moment in time when Israel's wanderings through the wilderness pushed them backwards, rather than ahead.
During the Revolutionary War, there were moments of defeat for the fledging American nation. The Battle of Charleston in 1780 forced Major General Benjamin Lincoln to unconditionally surrender to British Lt. General Sir Henry Clinton. Despite a devastating defeat, the patriots' vision for independence prevailed…and through the efforts of soldiers with moxie—using guerilla warfare tactics…through the efforts of Francis Marion, Thomas Sumter and Nathanael Greene—names not found in Hamilton, The Musical, the Continental Army, eventually pushed the British out of South Carolina—and the British finally surrendered to the American army at Yorktown, VA in 1781.
Two seminal moments in history—two distinct responses resulting in opposite outcomes—What were the driving factors that caused polar results? How do they inform our Village Temple community as we move through a time of transition—without knowing the results that loom on the horizon? What role does each member play in ensuring a dynamic and spiritual future for this spiritual home?
There are five key emotional and strategic components that are needed to ensure Village Temple's success in the months ahead. They are:
• Trust
• Courage,
• Commitment
• Clear Vision
• Leadership.
Please remember, without the first four the fifth, leadership, is doomed to failure.
A critical element is trust. The Israelites lacked trust in God, in Moses and in themselves. Their fear of the future, and external factors, paralyzed them from believing in God's promise that God would bring them into that Promised Land flowing with milk and honey. For us, trust doesn't mean there can't be disagreement or questions…debate and respectful challenge can provide important checks and balances to any decision making process. But ultimately, the vision of those in leadership—elected representatives—whether members of the board or, in time, the rabbinic search committee, must be honored and supported. And that vision must not emerge ex nihilo—out of nothingness or in a vacuum.
In the coming weeks, each member of our congregation will have the opportunity to have his or her voice heard. The community conversations scheduled throughout this summer and probably a few in September, will provide leadership with the core values of the congregation that will shape future vision. Your responses will inform leadership, what you consider to be the spiritual DNA of Village Temple. Indeed, there have been changes in the past year—and change is an event that happens—and how we respond to those changes—how we manage the emotional—what William Bridges calls, the human side of change…that is transition. The Israelites did not manage their change to freedom very effectively. The coming year is about being change-'able'—having the courage and fortitude to see the process through—holding fast to those unique qualities of Village Temple that differentiates it from neighboring congregations. The year will be about honoring the past, and having the courage to embrace a future that is not yet defined—the courage to try on new programs…new approaches…knowing that they are temporary solutions, and that transition can indeed be a time of opportunity as well—more about that on Rosh HaShanah. For now, let us be content knowing that the future is totally dependent upon each member's commitment to making Village Temple the best spiritual home possible. Each person's voice needs to be heard. Healing of feelings and relationships need to be part of that process as well—El na rafah na lana—God, please, heal us, please. And hopefully in one year from today, this kehilah kedosha—this sacred congregation, united in vision, will welcome your next senior rabbi. Let us journey to that end together.
Keyn Yehi Ratzon.
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Mark Wahlberg Can't Wait to Buy Daughter Her First Car, Insists She's Learned Her Lesson After Crash
The 'Deepwater Horizon' actor is looking forward to getting her teenage daughter Ella back on the road as he claims she's learned her lesson after golf cart accident.
AceShowbiz - Mark Wahlberg is looking forward to the day his eldest daughter passes her driving test even though she smashed up his golf cart after jumping out from behind the wheel.
The movie star admits 17-year-old Ella was taking the idea of driving a little too lightly and the crash she caused on the golf course set her straight.
"She's doing fantastic, so I can't wait to get her her first car soon...," the "Boogie Nights" star told "The Ellen DeGeneres Show". "She finally realised that it's not a game, getting behind the wheel. She jumped out of a golf cart and left me there to crash..., so we've gone back to the drawing board..."
"I'm in the passenger seat and she was messing around. I'm like, 'You have to slow down; there's a sharp corner here...' And she said, 'It's OK, it's fine', and then she started to veer off the road... and she just bailed out."
"She'll be driving safe and soon, hopefully."
During the TV interview, the actor is also hoping to get back to a more normal routine after spending years working out in the middle of the night.
The gym rat likes to get to bed early and wake up at 2am to get in a session while the rest of America sleeps - much to the annoyance of his wife.
"I started when I was in Europe (on location)... and I'd come home to visit and by the time the family would go to bed I'd be up the rest of the night... and then I'd workout and do all my stuff," he tells Ellen DeGeneres.
"But when I finish this movie that I'm shooting in Los Angeles (right now) I'm going to start getting back to a normal schedule, probably waking up at 6am, like normal people and sleep-in and do all that fun stuff."
The star recently confessed his wife was tiring of his early morning starts, telling "Good Morning America", "Getting to bed early and getting up early, it annoys my wife every once in a while... We were watching a movie last night and I fell asleep midway through the movie... but working hard pays off."
M.I.A. Raising Fund for Caribbean People Following Volcano Eruptions
Lady GaGa Was 'Desperate and in Pain' During Making of 2013 Album 'ARTPOP'
Mark Wahlberg Warned Not to Accept Conor McGregor's Fight Challenge
Mark Wahlberg Claims His Son Stole His Whole 90s Look
Mark Wahlberg Celebrates Teenage Son's Catholic Confirmation, Credits His Wife in Sweet Post
Mark Wahlberg Calls Out Tom Holland for Mistaking His Innocent Gift for a 'Self-Pleasure' Tool
Kaitlyn Bristowe Claims 'Bachelorette' Hosting Gig Ruins Her Friendship With Chris Harrison
NeNe Leakes Denies Son Brentt Is Gay Despite His Apparent Coming Out
Lisa Marie Presley Was Back on Opioids, Lost 40 to 50 Pounds for Golden Globes Before Death


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The hills are alive… with the sound of Betsis!
A few weeks ago, during a Wednesday club session, the idea of entering Deiniolen 10km was put on the table by Claire. We spent the session chatting about marathons and how the Deiniolen race would be a good indicator of the challenge of the Eryri course. It was during this run that I had my wobble and got a tad overwhelmed by the road that lay ahead. I mentioned this in my a blog update just before doing the Abersoch 10km and decided that the best way to conquer the demons was to put an entry in and see what happened.
Fast forward to last week and our purple fam decided to turn out in force for the Llanrug 5km. Off we set and it wasn't long before I was trailing at the back of pack; however, I was lucky enough to have Hannah for company and the promise of a burger and a pint to keep me going. Hannah's company managed to pace me to a 5k PB! I was chuffed to bits with this and will continue to give thanks to Han for sticking with me especially given the fact she had completed her own epic challenge only days before.
Fair play to everyone that knows the race, there was absolutely no beating about the bush in terms of how tough the course was going to be and I was absolutely okay with this. What got me in a panic was the fact that I didn't want to make a fool of myself or, if I am completely honest, show up the club! I could see the list of runners and the clubs involved and I started to think that this was not going to be my finest hour. In the midst of this panic what did I do?! I went and messaged the event organisers to ask how slow their slowest runner usually is – WHY??? That has to be one of the most ridiculous things I have ever done and the response set me on edge even more. In my hour of panic the thing I needed was some sensible advice and guidance from the Boss who gave me a stern talking to and put me back on track. That said, the nerves were real by the time we got to the start line and I did the most awful job of keeping it hidden. Thank you to all those people for their friendly, smiling faces and support before the race, I promise it was helping even if I couldn't show it!
7.15pm came round and off we set. Once again, I quickly found my spot at the back of the pack and met my first hill. I had decided to keep Chris' words in my head "hills are my friends" and was trying to channel my inner Maria as I plodded my way up. Glancing ahead I could see that some folk had started to walk and figured that it was okay to do it too, this was, after all, one of the big slogs. If I could just keep one front in front of the other, I would get this course done. I was really shocked to see my watch buzz at the first mile marker in a time of 11:36 – that's only a smidge slower than my usual pace!
The next couple of miles were a bit of a blur or, more accurately, a battle against the wind and rain that had decided to grace us with its presence. I was desperately trying to enjoy my surroundings and take in the view but it was as much as I could do to keep moving forward, never mind anything else. Luckily, the course marshals and supporters were fantastic and it's down to those people that you survive these parts. I can't even remember the order I saw folk but I could have gladly given Becs, Menna and Fiona big hugs when I saw them! Fighting against the wind, I did start to think I wasn't going to have the strength to continue but their words were exactly what I needed to plod on. Not long after that I turned a corner, the wind was no longer beasting me and then I saw Jack at the half way point and it was like I had absorbed the strength from that horrible wind and used it to my advantage flying down the next few kilometres – I love gravity! Another group of my purple fam were waiting at the bottom of the beastly hill that starts at 7.5km and I knew I wasn't far off getting this event done.
That last hill is mean. I needed to walk quite early on but rather than resigning myself to walking the whole climb I tried to mix up a funny sort of shuffle with a walk until I got to the top. Then it was down hill all the way, baby! My long suffering husband found himself a spot at the last junction and shouted his encouragement and then I clocked the Betsi flag and started to hear those final cheers. I'm not going to lie, I could have balled my eyes out. So many lovely people there and not only had they all bothered to stick around and wait for me but they were standing in the cold cheering my name. I had to give it a strong finish, for them. Crossing that line was awesome and having Jayne at my side moments later was just lush. Then came the rest of the gang and I found myself, once again, feeling so incredibly grateful to be part of this running family. Everyone celebrated something yesterday evening and the joy we all had for each other is something very, very special. I want to make sure that every single one of the purple gang know how grateful I am for all the support that they continue to give me. I think I would have given up by now if it wasn't for you all!
Race round up… I crossed the line in 68:29, faster than Abersoch and well ahead of the time I thought I would be! It's hard and hilly but actually such good fun in places! I fear Jayne may be on to something when she says hills are for me… Same time next year?!


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Zeel Launches in Chicago
NEW YORK, Aug. 24, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Zeel, the company that created Massage On Demand® in 2012, is proud to announce its official launch in Chicago. Chicagoland residents and visitors can now schedule and enjoy a Zeel Massage in the privacy and convenience of their own home, hotel, workplace, or event.
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The ABC remake of KBS 2TV's "Good Doctor" has been extended to 18 episodes instead of the original 13.
ABC revealed that there will be an additional five episodes, which means the show will have a "full season" worth of episodes.
"The Good Doctor" aired on ABC on September 25, and gained 2.2 percent in viewership ratings. The second episode, which aired on October 2, showed an increased viewership of 2.4 percent.
"The Good Doctor" is the first Korean show remake that aired primetime on a major American television network. There are hopes that a second season will also be produced.


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Mauro Pastor, właśc. Mauro Rodrigues dos Santos (ur. 20 października 1952 w Pradópolis) – piłkarz i trener brazylijski, występujący podczas kariery na pozycji obrońcy.

Kariera klubowa
Karierę piłkarską Mauro Pastor rozpoczął w klubie ESAU Pradópolis w 1972 roku. W 1974 krótko grał w Juventusie Guariba, skąd przeszedł do Ferroviárii Araraquara. W latach 1979–1984 występował w SC Internacional.

W lidze brazylijskiej zadebiutował 23 września 1979 w zremisowanym 0-0 meczu z Athletico Paranaense. Z Internacionalem zdobył mistrzostwo Brazylii w 1979 oraz trzykrotnie mistrzostwo stanu Rio Grande do Sul – Campeonato Gaúcho w 1981, 1982 i 1983.

Również w Internacionalu 1 kwietnia 1984 w przegranym 0-2 meczu z CR Flamengo Mauro Pastor wystąpił po raz ostatni w lidze brazylijskiej. Ogółem w latach 1979–1984 wystąpił w lidze w 94 meczach, w których strzelił 3 bramki. W 1984 krótko Mauro Pastor występował w Colorado Kurytyba, po czym wrócił do Ferroviárii, w której zakończył karierę w 1988 roku .

Kariera reprezentacyjna
W reprezentacji Brazylii Mauro Pastor zadebiutował 8 czerwca 1980 w wygranym 2-0 towarzyskim meczu z reprezentacją Meksyku. Ostatni raz w reprezentacji Mauro Pastor wystąpił 29 czerwca 1980 w zremisowanym 1-1 towarzyskim meczu z reprezentacją Polski.

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Miniencyklopedia Piłka Nożna nr 11-12 2004, Historia meczów reprezentacji Brazylii 1957–2004, Oficyna wydawnicza ATUT, Wrocław 2004, ISSN 1644-8189, str. 39.

Linki zewnętrzne
 Profil na sambafoot.com
 Biografia (port.)
 Statystyki kariery

Reprezentanci Brazylii w piłce nożnej
Piłkarze Associação Ferroviária de Esportes
Piłkarze SC Internacional
Urodzeni w 1952

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Cathleen is a policy expert passionate about Internet freedom, digital rights and foreign policy. Among other things, she currently works as a consultant to Global Partners Digital (GPD) where she shapes and implements a programme aimed at empowering underrepresented voices in regional and international cyber policy debates and decision-making processes.
In former positions she worked within the International Cyber Policy Coordination Staff at the German Foreign Office where she was in charge of divising strategies for Internet Governance, promoting human rights and freedom online, as well as drafting policy concepts for capacity building and digital development. Cathleen has also worked as a research assistant with the German Insitute for International and Security Policy (SWP) looking, among other things, into practices of data exchange in the European Union and as a visiting lecturer at the Friedrich Schiller University Jena.


Bobette Buster, a story consultant, lecturer and screenwriter, covers a huge amount in the 112 pages of Do Story.
The book – one of the "inspirational pocket guidebooks" by the independent publishing house The Do Book Company – is a beautifully inspiring exploration of storytelling, but is perhaps more so an encouragement to accept vulnerability and open up about ourselves.
This is one of the reasons why I started this website back in 2012, as well as a huge incentive to keep writing.
But there are many reasons to tell stories, as Do Story explores. Here are some of them. Perhaps use them as encouragement to open up to a friend, think about the storyline of your life so far, or start off by journaling.
How well you tell your story can make the difference to anything you do – whether that's convincing someone to love you, buy something you've made, or give something of themselves; or how well you make your way in the world; or, simply, in sharing who you are.
2. Stories connect us by illuminating common ground.
3. By telling and hearing stories we become inspired. We can envisage a better life for ourselves and become more courageous.
4. Stories provide clarity. They help us to understand our feelings and interpret the world around us.
5. Stories let us share our vision of ourself, our experience, and the world.
6. Stories develop our self-esteem. As Bobette Buster shares, it's thought that the more a child knows his family's 'story' – the better informed he is about his family and obstacles they have overcome in order to survive and thrive – the 'stronger a child's sense of control over his life, the higher his self-esteem'.
In short, stories are prescriptions for courage. They illustrate how to run the race. And win. We are not born with courage. We may possess bravado, even arrogance. Youth normally does. But courage is a quiet, spiritual muscle discovered only when you face your greatest fear. Stories embolden, strengthen, and establish how we can become our very best.
8. By talking about the turning points in our lives, we can nurture the possibility of transformation.
9. Storytelling gives us a chance to discover who we are.
10. Our stories make us unique and exceptional. We're the ones who can share them.
Own your own narrative, risk your vulnerability, and tell your stories well. Do Story provides brilliant help for the journey.
If you like Do Books, you might also like the 99u book series. They're both inspiring and beautifully-produced additions to a bookshelf.