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Diabetes: Medical Equipment
To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what estimate his Department has made of the potential savings to the NHS of making flash glucose monitoring technology available to all patients with diabetes across NHS clinical commissioning groups.
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Julian Sturdy

Following an announcement by NHS England on 14 November 2018, flash glucose monitoring systems will be made available on prescription for all patients with type 1 diabetes who meet National Health Service criteria from April 2019.

No estimate has been made of the potential savings related to making flash glucose monitoring technology available to all patients with diabetes.

A search of the Department's Ministerial correspondence database has identified 272 items of correspondence from members of the public received in 2018 about flash glucose monitoring. This figure represents correspondence received by the Department's Ministerial correspondence unit only. The Department has not been able to identify any correspondence specifically from charities.

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To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what representations he has received from (a) the public and (b) charities on the benefits of making flash glucose monitoring technology available to all patients with diabetes.
Primary Health Care: Attendance
To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what steps his Department is taking to address the effects of missed appointments on primary care services.

We recognise that missed appointments are a waste of National Health Service resources. We believe that encouraging patients to use the NHS sensibly and responsibly is the right approach and we are supportive of local schemes to highlight the number of missed appointments to their patients. However, it is ultimately a matter for the local NHS and primary care providers to decide how best to raise awareness and implement measures to reduce missed appointments.

Primary care providers are encouraged to offer patients different ways to book appointments, send appointment reminders by text messages, and make it quick for patients to cancel or re-arrange appointments e.g. through the use of an online service.

Bovine Tuberculosis: Vaccination
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, how many badgers were vaccinated for TB in the last year for which information is available.

Provisional figures for 2017 show 327 badgers were vaccinated under licence from Natural England. The number of BCG doses made available for badger vaccination was limited in 2017 due to a global shortage and the need to prioritise supplies for human vaccination. Global BCG vaccine supply is now improving and although complete figures for the number of badgers vaccinated in 2018 are not yet available, provisional data returned to date indicate that the number will be higher than in 2017.

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To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, what plans his Department has to expand the badger vaccination programme.

Landowners and private groups across England can apply to Natural England for a licence to vaccinate badgers against TB. Animal & Plant Health Agency (APHA) provides training for those who wish undertake such vaccination and Defra provides financial support for projects within the Edge Area under the Badger Edge Vaccination Scheme (BEVS).

BEVS, relaunched in 2018 following a global vaccine shortage, provides matched funding and training for groups that want to take part. Three groups were successful with their applications in 2018. On 13 September 2018 we re-opened the scheme and asked for expressions of interest from those wishing to apply to vaccinate from 2019. The application process closes on 25 January 2019.

A long-standing research programme at APHA to identify an oral vaccine and a palatable bait in which to deliver it is also ongoing. An efficacy study is currently in progress, with results due later this year.

We are currently considering the report of the TB Strategy review, conducted by a team led by Professor Sir Charles Godfray, the scope of which includes badger vaccination. A Government response to the review will be published later this year.

To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, what assessment his Department has made of the potential merits of introducing a ban on tethering animals in unsafe locations including (a) roundabouts (b) roadsides and (c) other public land.

Defra is keen to ensure that we uphold our high standards of animal welfare including in relation to tethering. Under the Animal Welfare Act 2006 (the 2006 Act) it is an offence to fail to provide for an animal's welfare or to cause it any unnecessary suffering. The 2006 Act is backed up by the statutory Code of Practice for the Welfare of Horses, Ponies, Donkeys and Their Hybrids (the Code). The Code provides owners and keepers with information on how to meet the welfare needs of their animals and includes a specific section on how to tether a horse and other animals are covered. The code makes it clear that the site should not allow animals' access to a public highway or public footpaths. If anyone is concerned about the way a horse or other animal has been tethered they should report the matter either to the relevant local authority or to the RSPCA or World Horse Welfare who can investigate. If a horse or other animal is found not to be tethered appropriately it could lead to a prosecution under the 2006 Act. Defra considers that this legislation and guidance provides the right safeguards in respect of tethering.

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Nurses: Training
To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what assessment he has made of the potential merits of nurse training course fees and bursaries being paid for by the NHS subject to the completion of several years of post-registration work as a nurse.

In August 2017 the Government changed the funding system for pre-registration undergraduate nurse training. The intention of the reforms is to boost participation and secure the future supply of home-grown nurses to the National Health Service and enable universities to create additional nursing and midwifery training places.

On 7 February, the University and College Admissions Service (UCAS) published full-time undergraduate nursing and midwifery applications made by the 15 January deadline. This data showed a 4.5% increase in the number of applicants compared to the same point in 2018.

Based on the data UCAS published in February, there is no intention to provide bursaries for nurse training course fees.

On 9 May 2018 the former Secretary of State for Health (Rt. hon. Jeremy Hunt MP) announced a £10,000 package of golden hello payments for 2018/19 loan funded postgraduate nursing students that take up employment in learning disability, mental health or community service nursing roles. The full details of this incentive will be published in due course.

The NHS Long Term Plan, published on 7 January 2019, sets out a vital strategic framework to ensure that over the next 10 years the NHS will have the staff it needs so that nurses have the time they need to care, working in a supportive culture that allows them to provide the expert compassionate care they are committed to providing.

My Rt. hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care has commissioned Baroness Dido Harding, working closely with Sir David Behan, to lead a number of programmes to engage with key NHS interests to develop a detailed workforce implementation plan. These programmes will consider detailed proposals to grow the workforce, including consideration of additional staff and skills required, build a supportive working culture in the NHS and ensure first rate leadership for NHS staff.

To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what assessment he has made of the effectiveness of the current framework and funding of nurse training in incentivising sufficient people to join the nursing profession to meet the needs of the health service.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what steps he is taking to ensure closer integration of mental and physical health services within hospitals as part of the NHS Long Term Plan.

The NHS Long Term Plan will integrate mental and physical health services in hospitals through the further development of liaison mental health teams in acute hospitals' emergency departments and inpatient wards. A programme is already in place to deliver the commitment set out in the Five Year Forward View that by 2020/21 all acute hospitals will have liaison teams in place, with at least half to provide this on a 24 hours a day, seven days a week basis in line with the 'Core 24' standard established by the Royal College of Psychiatrists. Under the NHS Long Term Plan, by 2023/24, 70% of these liaison services will meet the 'Core 24' service standard.

On the future funding of services, the NHS Long Term Plan National Implementation Framework, to be published in the spring, will provide further information on how the NHS Long Term Plan will be implemented. Additional details, based on local health system five year plans, will be brought together in a detailed National Implementation Plan in the autumn.

To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what proportion of new funding under the NHS Long Term Plan is being assigned to support closer integration of mental and physical health services.
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Q: How to get Unetbootin to recognize mounted USB drive? I'm using Ubuntu 12.04, and every time I try to write an Ubuntu ISO image to a disk so I can install it, Unetbootin says /dev/sdb1 isn't mounted. But Ubuntu mounts the drive automatically when it's inserted, right? What can I do to make Unetbootin recognize the drive is mounted?

A: It's possible, as beeju has suggested, that you just need to manually mount the drive. However, you are correct--usually, Ubuntu will automatically mount a drive when it is attached or powered on.
There are two common situations where the problem you've described occurs:

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*Technically, drives are not mounted. Volumes (i.e., partitions) are mounted. If there is no partition on the drive, Ubuntu cannot mount it (neither automatically nor otherwise). If there is, but it's damaged or (this is much less likely) of a type Ubuntu doesn't recognize, it will also not be mounted.

*Unetbootin requires that the partition to which you write the contents of an .iso image be formatted FAT16 or FAT32. (And you should use FAT32 unless your image is tiny and you know you need to use FAT16.) Furthermore, it should be the first partition on the disk, and unless you really know what you're doing and know you need to do something differently, it should be the only partition on the disk and it should take up all the available space. Furthermore (though you don't usually have to do anything to make this the case), it should be a primary (not a logical) partition and the disk's partition table should be of type MSDOS.
If you have valuable data on your disk, then you shouldn't be writing an .iso image to it anyway, because that would destroy the data. Otherwise, you can safely address either or both of the above problems by creating a new partition table on the disk, and then creating a single partition, taking up all the available space, of type FAT32.
One easy way to do this is with the GParted Partition Editor, which is provided by the gparted package. You can install that package in the Software Center. Then run GParted. Select the drive in the drop-down menu at the upper-right corner of the GParted window. Make sure you've selected the correct drive--it would be bad to perform these data-destroying operations on the wrong disk!
Do Edit > Create Partition Table and accept the defaults. Then create a FAT32 partition, also with everything the default. This will make it a primary partition and as big as possible.
Then apply your changes by clicking the green check-mark. You can now mount the drive (or take it out and put it back in, and it should mount automatically). When GParted finishes, close out of it. Then you can write an .iso image to it with Unetbootin.

Alternatively, you might consider using a different method to write the .iso image to the drive, which would let you skip over formatting and mounting the drive.
You can use Startup Disk Creator for this purpose, as described in the official installation instructions.
You can also use dd from the command-line. See dd(1). If you have an .iso image called ubuntu-12.04-desktop-i386.iso and located in your Downloads folder, and if you would write its contents to /dev/sdb1 in Unetbootin, then the corresponding dd command is:
cd ~/Downloads
sudo dd if=ubuntu-12.04-desktop-i386.iso of=/dev/sdb

It's very important that you tell it to output to /dev/sdb (or whatever drive you want it on), not /dev/sdb1 (i.e., not the first partition on the drive).

A: I didn't get UNetbootin to list my USB drive, but you can force it to use a specific one if you know the device name:
unetbootin installtype=USB targetdrive=/dev/sdb1

You'll find out about your device number by listing all:
sudo fdisk -l

Hope this helps?

A: I welcome you here!I think it is a common behavior by Ubuntu because the same I experienced on many occasions.What I do at these time that just click on the drive and open it in Nautilus window.Then come back to the particular application which need this drive.It is clearly described here.Moreover,it is better to see this drive is displayed in File system>Media.

A: I found that for me it happens when usb drive is labeled with non ASCII symbols. So try to change it to contain plain ASCII. Not sure about spaces, but it's always better to name it without spaces like drive_8gb.
It's possible to change label using gparted for example when drive is unmounted. Once I labeled it as described and reconnected it, unetbootin started to work well with the drive.

A: On Linux Mint 19 (based on Ubuntu 18) other advises already here did not help by themselves - renaming partition to ASCII characters only, formatting to FAT32, adding target in command line.
Helped changing drive in Unetbooting graphic interface from partition to drive, that is getting rid of '1' at the end in my case.
BTW, I did not see how I can add several ISO files to drive, and that is why I was trying to use it as advised here: Multi-partition multi OS bootable USB...
EDIT: the issue went away after re-creating partition table for USB stick in question, now Unetbooting works with partitions too (could not boot from resultant stick though...).

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This course will encourage discussion of some of the most important socio-historical events of the twentieth century and their literary and cultural ramifications. We will read an absorbing set of novels and short stories (mainly contemporary works): Pat Barker's The Ghost Road, John Dos Passos's The Big Money, Nathanael West's The Day of the Locust, Rachel Seiffert's The Dark Room, Kazuo Ishiguro's The Remains of the Day, Don DeLillo's White Noise, and David Mitchell's Ghostwritten. A small selection of short stories by Ernest Hemingway, A.S. Byatt, and Salman Rushdie will be distributed and read in London. The issues raised by these works of fiction include the experience of two world wars and of modern urbanization, the effects of new technologies (such as the autobomile, the airplane, radio and cinema), the rise of psychotherapy, the modern fascination with the primitive, the decolonization of the "Third World," transnational migration, and globalization. The course will also involve visits to various sites in London that are relevant to the readings, including the Imperial War Museum, the Museum of the Moving Image, the Freud House, the Museum of the City of London, and specific exhibitions at the British Museum, and the Tate Gallery. Since some of the novels are rather long, students are urged to do most of the reading before coming to London.
Requirements: contributions to class discussions, a final paper, and a London research project based on our excursions.


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Russ Smith
Drafted #47 in the 2014 NBA Draft by the 76ers
Position: PG
High School: South Kent School (Connecticut)
Hometown: Brooklyn, NY
AAU: New York Gauchos
College: Louisville
Current Team: Nardo
Win - Loss: 0 - 3
L.A. Clippers Mini-Combine Recap and Analysis
Russ Smith, 5 points, 10 assists, 3 turnovers, 2 steals, 2-for-4 FGs
As arguably the best prospect in the entire Combine, Russ Smith could have easily come out gunning in Russdiculous fashion, or even decided not to show up altogether, like many prospects far worse than him did. Instead, Smith played with patience and poise, showcasing an ability to run the show to the tune of 10 assists in the scrimmage (he dropped at least five more assists in the 4-on-4 and 5-on-5 drills prior) while bothering Florida State guard Ian Miller tremendously with pesky ball pressure all game.
Smith didn't attempt any three-pointers and clearly made a conscious effort to prove to NBA personnel that he's capable of playing the role of lead ball-handler while still providing that scoring punch that made him so great at Louisville. Albeit against a less than stellar defender in Miller, Smith got into the lane whenever he wanted and dropped the ball off to his bigs with ease, while showing an ability to find open shooters in traffic (with a fancy left-handed hook pass on multiple occasions), or hit the roll man out of the pick and roll. Smith also lived up to his reputation as one of the best perimeter defenders in the country, locking up Miller while making plays in the passing lanes and digging down onto the post Smith proved to be the best player at the two-day workout while giving NBA teams a glimpse of what he could do as an NBA backup point guard, and continues to show why we consider him one of the most underrated prospects in the draft.
2014 NBA Combine Interviews: Rodney Hood, Russ Smith, Alex Kirk
Russ Smith Updated Scouting Report
It has been over a year since Russ Smith was our NBA Draft Prospect of the Week (click to watch video scouting report) and one of college basketball's more unique prospects took another giant leap forward in his development. Known previously as a loose canon without point guard instincts, Smith averaged 24 points and 6 assists per-40 minutes as a senior, showcasing new-found versatility and playmaking skills, while leading Louisville to a top-5 AP ranking and a Sweet Sixteen run in the NCAA Tournament.
Individually, Smith was named First Team AP All-American and was a finalist for National Player of the Year, capping off an impressive college career that was nothing short of russdiculous. Yet, most scouts project him as a second round pick and, despite his significant improvement, there is little consensus on what he can offer an NBA team at this stage.
Some of that has to do with his size. Standing just 6-0, with a rail thin 165-pound frame, Smith ranks as the eighth most prolific scorer in our top-100 prospect rankings, posting an impressive 23.9 points per 40 minutes pace adjusted. Furthermore, Smith made a career high 52% of shots from inside of the arc and 39% from 3-point range, up from 46% 2P% and 33% 3P% as a junior.
On film, Smith plays a fearless, albeit reckless, style of basketball. Making him particularly dangerous is the fact that he can score inside and out, off the dribble and from a standstill, while possessing elite quickness, agility, and explosiveness.
Perhaps most notably, he added perimeter shooting as a consistent part of his offensive repertoire, making 39% of his many 3-point attempts and 40% of his overall catch-and-shoot attempts. Unsurprisingly, he took and made more shots while guarded and showed a knack for finding looks off the dribble. His shooting mechanics are inconsistent, however, and he still shows a tendency to fade away, kick out his feet, and shorten his follow-through with a defender in his face, running off screens, and shooting outside of his range. His shot selection will need to continue to improve, as he still is all too fond of tossing up bad shots out of rhythm. His shooting mechanics do look good with his feet set and in space, however, suggesting that he can continue to improve in this area.
Smith remains a dynamic player in transition, using his speed to push the ball up the floor and darting effortlessly through traffic on his way to the basket. Likewise, he also polished his half-court skills, showing an excellent first step and agility while continuing to hone his instincts operating out of the pick-and-roll. While he continues to struggle as a finisher around the basket, he at least made strides in this area as a senior, making 50.4% of shots around the basket, up from 44.8% as a junior. Furthermore, Smith subtly adapted to his size and strength limitations, showcasing a much-improved floater, utilizing better body control and restraint, and even occasionally finding open teammates.
That being said, he continued to show questionable decision making ability, particularly off the dribble, as he ranks as the fifth most turnover prone player in our top-100. Smith continued to show a tendency to recklessly attack the basket, throwing up contested looks with teammates open both inside and out and leaving his feet without a plan. Therefore and while Smith's fearlessness is arguably his greatest asset, continuing to refine his decision-making ability would go a long way in terms of becoming a more efficient finisher.
His decision-making did, however, improve during his senior year. One of the criticisms surrounding Smith as a junior was that he was a 6'0 shooting guard without point instincts. As a senior, he showed significant improvement as a distributor both on and off of the ball, logging a career high 6.1 assists per 40 minutes pace adjusted and a respectable 1.64 assist/turnover ratio. Additionally, he looked increasingly comfortable running the pick-and-roll, which might go a long way in convincing teams that he is capable of playing rotation minutes at the point guard position.
On the other hand, he still did not look like a natural distributor and too often was plagued by tunnel vision and bad decision-making. He is not a particularly adept passer, oftentimes overthrowing lobs inside and missing open teammates, and his instincts off the dribble more generally could use significant improvement. Still, few saw Smith taking such a giant step forward, suggesting that he has still has room to improve as a point guard, particularly in the more wide open NBA where his style of play undoubtedly fits better.
While his considerable improvement on the offensive end adds to his intrigue, his bread-and-butter as a prospect remains his defense. By the numbers, Smith graduated as Louisville's all-time leader in steals, averaging 1.9 steals per game for his career and ranked fifth among prospects in our top-100 as a senior.
On film, his excellent lateral quickness, length, and aggressiveness allow him to be an elite on-ball defender, skills that should translate seamlessly to the next level. Likewise, he fights through screens, gets in passing lanes, and makes hustle plays, all of which make him an intriguing NBA prospect, despite his lack of size and slight frame.
Smith, therefore, presents scouts with an interesting decision. He displays some very obvious weaknesses. He is a dynamic scorer off of the dribble, an intimidating on-ball defender, and an improving point guard, but he also tends to play out-of-control and does not make the greatest decisions. Yet, there are few players who improve on almost every single one of their weaknesses at 23. There are even fewer undersized volume scorers that develop point guard instincts as seniors. Simply put, Russ Smith is an exception to the rule across the board and improved while playing a different role than he did the year before. For these reasons, it's hard to bet against Russ Smith at this point and, at the end of the day, he will have every opportunity to prove himself as an NBA player over the next few months and years.
Russ Smith Video Interview
Russ Smith of Louisville talks with Jonathan Givony of DraftExpress about playing at the camp, the possibilities of the NBA, what he can bring to a team, what he's learned from coach Rick Pitino, the chances of another national championship, and what he needs to work on to make it to the next level. From the 2013 adidas Nations.
NBA Draft Prospect of the Week: Russ Smith
One of the most popular players in college basketball due to his highly entertaining and unpredictable style of play, as well as his quirky nickname and background, Russ Smith has unexpectedly developed into the best player for a Louisville team that will contend for the national championship this spring.
Video Analysis:
Seeing most of his minutes off the ball alongside Peyton Siva, Smith currently rates as the sixth best per-minute scorer in the NCAA, being responsible for 34% of his team's possessions when on the floor, highest amongst all college prospects.
Showing excellent speed, strong ball-handling skills and terrific aggressiveness, Smith is at his best in the open court, as no prospect in college basketball pushes the ball up the floor more frequently than he does. Generating 9.1 transition plays per-40, Louisville scores 1.37 points every time he does so, which is one of the reasons they've improved from being outside the top-100 in offensive efficiency last season to inside the top-15 this season.
Not afraid to drive the ball right into the teeth of the defense and take a hit at the rim, Smith has become a much better finisher around the basket this season, a big reason he's been able to improve his 2-point conversion rate from a paltry 38% to a much more respectable 46%. The real key to his offensive efficiency lies in the way he gets to the free throw line though—8.1 times per-40—which ranks second amongst all NCAA point guard prospects.
While Smith is not what you'd describe as a great finisher around the basket with his average size, strength and decision making, it's not difficult to see his incredible first step, quickness and ability to get to the rim translating to a NBA setting, particularly in an offense that values spacing and is committed to playing at a fast tempo, such as those run in Denver or Houston.
Where Smith must continue to improve is as a jump-shooter, or more specifically, with his shot-selection. While clearly capable of making shots from the perimeter with both his feet set and off the dribble—he converts nearly two 3s per game—he is unable to do so with any type of consistency, only hitting 31% of his jump-shots on the year. Many of these attempts are deep, contested looks early in the offense, which he heaves up with no conscience whatsoever.
Because of how much time he spends off the ball—due to the makeup of Louisville's roster as well as his very questionable decision making skills—there are plenty of questions about how he'd fare playing the point guard position full time. In the ten or so minutes per game in which Peyton Siva goes to the bench, it looks pretty clear that Smith isn't a natural distributor, and that he's obviously most comfortable looking for his own shot.
Smith is capable of making some nice plays driving and dishing to teammates at times, but he tends to get tunnel vision too often, while the offense seems to lack much flow with him as the primary ball-handler. While he doesn't turn the ball over very much relative to his extremely high usage (just 17% of his possessions, around average for a NBA point guard prospect), he also doesn't generate many assists, and sports a 1/1 assist to turnover ratio.
On the other end of the floor is where Smith really shines, though. Louisville currently rates as the 2nd best defensive team in college basketball, and Smith plays a huge part in that. While not incredibly tall, his lateral quickness is off the charts, which combined with his very physical nature and tremendous anticipation skills, allows him to put incredible pressure on opposing guards, and in turn come up with plenty of steals. He has an almost uncanny knack for getting in the passing lanes, ranking third among all prospects in steals per-40 minutes, after finishing second among all college players in that category last season.
It's not difficult to see a NBA coach bringing him off the bench and sticking him on the opposing team's point guard for a couple of minutes at a time, just to change the pace of the game. He really takes pride in his work on this end of the floor, not being afraid to stick his nose in to take a charge, dive on the floor for loose balls, or rotate from the other end of the court to help make a play.
Smith is a unique prospect in the sense that he has some incredibly distinct strengths and weaknesses on both ends of the floor. It's difficult to find players who can make their presence on the floor felt offensively and defensively simultaneously, but on the other hand, he doesn't have great size for his position, he plays a very wild style of basketball, and he's not much of a distributor.
With that said, his instincts on both ends of the floor are clearly outstanding, and he's matured quite a bit in the past three years, making it safe to wonder where he might be three years from now considering the rate he's currently progressing at. The biggest question is whether he can continue to tone his game down and polish his weaknesses to become the type of player a NBA coach can trust enough to put on the court for more than a few minutes at a time.
Smith is also a little old for his class, as he turns 22 in April. That may put a little more pressure on him to consider leaving early despite having another year of eligibility. How Smith and Louisville finish the season will likely play a big part in that, but the fact that this is even a topic of conversation is amazing considering where he was two years ago.
Top NBA Prospects in the Big East, Part Four
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After playing a limited role for the Louisville Cardinals as a freshman, Russ Smith had a breakout sophomore season. Averaging 11.5 points per-game in just 21 minutes, the former two-star recruit emerged as a game changer for Rick Pitino. A waterbug point guard with speed to burn, Smith posted a number of huge individual performances over the course of the year, changing the pace of the game off the bench.
A 6'0 guard with skinny frame and a long wingspan for his size, Smith is, in many ways, reminiscent of former Miami Heat draft pick Patrick Beverley. An incredibly fast guard with a scorer's mentality, Smith is a constant threat to take the ball coast to coast in transition and is a pest on the defensive end.
Smith's aggressiveness and ability to make plays in the open floor made him a polarizing figure in Louisville's offense last season. Finishing the season ranked as the team's 2nd leading scorer and the best per-40 minute pace adjusted scorer in the Big East, Smith shot a dismal 36% from the field. Attempting 36% of his team's shots when he was on the floor, good for 7th in the country per Ken Pomeroy's data, when Smith was playing well, he was able to carry the load for his team for stretches on the offensive end, but he had a number of quiet nights as well, scoring 5 points or less in 7 games.
As with most players of his ilk, Smith does most of his damage in transition, regardless of whether he's handling the ball or running the wing. Sprinting with purpose and often simply winning the race to the rim, the New York native attacks the basket with reckless abandon in the open floor. Finishing 54% of his shot attempts in transition but only 30% in half court situations according to Synergy Sports Technology, Smith possesses the type of speed you can't teach and is clearly at his best when using that to his advantage.
To take his game to the next level, Smith will need to become a more capable perimeter scorer. Making just 26% of the jump shots he attempted last season, the has a quick trigger, but is a bit loose with his mechanics, severely limiting his consistency both off the catch and off the dribble.
Possessing the speed to turn the corner when attacking off the dribble, Smith does a terrific job drawing contact and getting to the line, but needs to improve his decision-making and develop his scoring ability around the rim. Ranking as the fifth most turnover prone player in the Big East, Smith dribbles himself into trouble too often. Shooting just 40% at the rim and making just 26% of his floaters in half court situations, Smith's aggressiveness plays against him on occasion.
Playing a bit too fast for his own good at times, Smith's ability to learn how to make plays when the game slows down by becoming a more effective scorer or distributor in the half court will be key to his development as a prospect. A very capable passer, Smith makes just as many dynamic plays in drive and dish situations as he over-penetrates and turns the ball over. Smith will have to do a better job picking and choosing his spots to improve on his 0.84 assist-to-turnover ratio.
Defensively, Smith is an absolute menace at the college level, making up for many of the mistakes he makes offensively with his play defensively (87 steals, 90 turnovers). He can pick up the ball handler and apply pressure full court, suffocate his match-up with his tremendous lateral speed, and led the entire NCAA in steals per-40 minutes pace adjusted.
One of the most productive per-minute players in the Big East, but also one of the least efficient, Russ Smith could be the key to Louisville's success this season. If he becomes a better shooter or decision-maker, he could make a more consistent positive impact every time he's on the floor and solidify himself as a NBA prospect heading into his senior year.
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Bericht door Paddy » 01 jun 2011 06:56
TURNING TRAGEDY TO TRIUMPH
CHARLOTTE KELLOGG
WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY
HERBERT C. HOOVER
Chairman of The Commission for Relief in Belgium
FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY
NEW YORK AND LONDON
BY HERBERT HOOVER
BELGIUM, after centuries of intermittent misery and recuperation as the cockpit of Europe, had with a hundred years of the peaceful fruition of the intelligence, courage, thrift, and industry of its people, emerged as the beehive of the Continent. Its population of 8,000,000 upon an area of little less than Maryland was supported by the importation of raw materials, and by their manufacture and their exchange over-seas for two-thirds of the vital necessities of its daily life.
When in the summer of 1914 the people were again drawn into the European maelstrom, 600,000 of them became fugitives abroad, and the remainder were reduced to the state of a city which, captured by a hostile army, is in turn besieged from without. Thus, its boundaries were a wall of bayonets and a blockading fleet.
Under modern economic conditions, no importing nation carries more than a few weeks' reserve stock of food, depending as it does upon the daily arrivals of commerce; and the cessation of this inflow, together with the destruction and requisition of their meager stocks, threatened the Belgians with an even greater catastrophe---the loss of their very life.
With the stoppage of the industrial clock, their workpeople were idle, and destitution marched day and night into their slender savings, until to-day three and a half million people must be helped in charity.
The Belgians are a self-reliant people who had sought no favors of the world, and their first instinct and continuing endeavor has been to help themselves. Not only were all those who had resources insistent that they should either pay now or in the future for their food, but far beyond this, they have insisted upon caring for their own destitute to the fullest extent of those remaining resources---the charity of the poor toward the poor. They have themselves set up no cry for benevolence, but the American Relief Commission has insisted upon pleading to the world to help in a burden so far beyond their ability.
This Commission was created in order that by agreement with the belligerents on both sides, a door might be opened in the wall of steel, through which those who had resources could re-create the flow of supplies to themselves; that through the same channel, the world might come to the rescue of the destitute, and beyond this that it could guarantee the guardianship of these supplies to the sole use of the people.
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Folks, It's Not Time to Panic?Yet
RUSH: Bill in New Castle, Pennsylvania, welcome to the EIB Network, sir. Hello.
CALLER: How you doing, Rush?
RUSH: Fine and dandy.
CALLER: Honor to speak to you. I'm a western Pennsylvania Steelers fan here.
RUSH: Appreciate that.
CALLER: Hey, I told your call screener, I'm mad as heck and I'm worried at the same time. We watched the debate last night and this morning I had a discussion with some colleagues, and everybody pointed out about all the lies that Biden stated at the debate. Nobody seems to care that these people were lying, Rush, and that's what bothers me. They're picking out little snippets, little sound bites, little campaign slogans that they're going with. They don't care that these people are lying, and it's upsetting.
RUSH: When you're saying they don't care, you mean the media or your friends?
CALLER: My friends. I have some colleagues that are sort of like on the fence. They're not really… I don't call 'em as informed as maybe I am or whatever.
RUSH: You know, I learned the hard way that people don't care about that with Bill Clinton.
CALLER: Right.
RUSH: I mean, every other word outta his mouth was a lie, and people didn't care — and, in fact, the more we talked about how much Clinton lied the more people got their backs up defending this.
CALLER: But this is the problem, Rush. This is what I'm worried about. People don't care about issues. They don't care about people lying. They don't care about their morals. All they care about is these little sound bites and these little snippets that these politicians are using, especially Obama. People hear '95% of the people are going to have less taxes and they're going to have a chicken in every pot,' and that's all they base their votes on.
RUSH: Yeah, but 95% of the people do not pay taxes; only about 70% of the people do. It's impossible for 95% of taxpayers to get a tax cut.
CALLER: But these people don't know that, Rush. They're hearing that and they're saying, 'I have to be one of these people,' so that's why they're voting for Obama.
RUSH: It's one of my oft-repeated laments, that ignorance is one of the most expensive commodities we have in this country. It's costing us more than we could probably calculate, and you're giving a good illustration for it.
RUSH: Rush, I live 12 miles from Ohio here. I'm north of Pittsburgh about 50 miles, and there's talk that they're taking these people from the homeless shelters and taking them down to the voting booth and having them register or whatever. Okay?
RUSH: You can register and early vote the same day.
RUSH: In Ohio.
CALLER: Yes, and the same thing with the college campuses. I have two kids in college. The grassroots organization that Obama is running, I think, is just blowing McCain away, and this is what I'm worried about.
RUSH: Yes, but the Democrats do this every year. They do this every presidential year. Now, buck up out there. It's not over yet. The fact that the Democrats have to do this is an indication of the actual weakness that they face in this country with genuine voters. There are positives.
CALLER: Rush, here's my analogy. You should use sports. You know, it's like a football game. We're in the fourth quarter. Obama's throwing passes down the field, he's going for the end zone, and it seems like McCain's dropping back to punt. That's what it seems like the campaign is doing. There's no excitement in McCain's campaign from what I can see, and this is what has worried me. I just don't know how to… You know, I can't handle it, to be honest with you. I can't handle it.
RUSH: You're going to have to get a grip. It's not time to panic yet. I will tell you when it's time to panic and it's not time to panic yet. I understand how hard it is. I understand how hard it is. I told some people, I did a little barnburner of a speech in San Antonio last night; and it is very, very clear that Senator McCain has decided on a campaign that doesn't give people reason to vote for him. I mean, he went out at his convention, and do you remember the big finale at his convention?
CALLER: Yes.
RUSH: 'Fight with me, fight with me, fight with me, fight! Join me, join me! Fight with me!' He's not fighting.
RUSH: Sarah Palin goes out and says, 'There's only one man that's fought for you in this campaign.' He's not fighting. Now, this is their strategy. He's not giving people a reason to vote for him. He could, but for some reason, he won't. You can talk about earmarks and —
CALLER: Right. Right. But why doesn't he give it? Why doesn't he give people a reason not to vote for Obama? Why doesn't he bring these things up about Ayers and Dohrn and Raines and everybody else?
RUSH: I don't know!
CALLER: That's what worries me.
RUSH: Do you realize if I got within five miles of McCain headquarters, if I was driving around, they would send out the cops? I do not even know where McCain headquarters are. I cannot answer these questions. Well, I could give you answers. I could give you theories. I think McCain just does not want to. He wants to run what he thinks is an honorable campaign. He does not want to be 'partisan.' Criticizing Democrats is 'partisan.' He does not want to be thought of as 'partisan.' He spans the divide. I'll also give you this little tidbit. McCain believes — or at least his people do and he subscribes to it, but I think he believes — that the campaign really doesn't get in gear until the last 72 hours. That's when people make up their minds and so the theory is that they're holding whatever they've got big-gun-wise for the last 72 hours prior to the election. I don't know if this is true. This is just what somebody has told me.
CALLER: Well, Rush, you had a caller a couple days ago. The lady was frustrated because she couldn't get McCain signs, okay?
RUSH: Yeah.
CALLER: Our Republican convention area in our town just went up a couple of weeks ago. Obama's had one there for over a year. That's just another example. I just don't think he's being aggressive enough, and this is what scares me.
CALLER: I mean, Sarah Palin should be running for president. I hate to say it, but she had more aggressive sound bites towards Biden yesterday than McCain did against Obama in their debate, and I just don't understand where his game plan is leading. That's what bothers me. So thanks for the advice. I understand —
RUSH: Just —
CALLER: — that you're going to tell me when to start panicking, but I'm panicking now.
RUSH: Don't. Don't any of you people start panicking, now. Fear can be a good motivator, but panic isn't. You've gotta stay involved out there. You cannot get so dispirited that you think it's pointless to show up and vote on Election Day.
CALLER: I understand what you're saying. It's frustrating when, like I said, these people that I talk to about the debate yesterday —
RUSH: Screw them!
CALLER: They really don't care about that these people are lying through their teeth.
RUSH: You need to go talk to some people that do get it and find yourselves some friends to hang around that you have something in common with —
CALLER: I have those, too.
RUSH: Well, hang around them for awhile.
CALLER: It seems like the majority of the people don't care.
RUSH: Then take those buddies of yours over to the ignoramuses and have a little conversation and have some fun with this. 'Okay, you dingbats.'
CALLER: We'll do some old Western Pennsylvania therapy on them.
RUSH: Yeah, I know what that is. I used to live there.
CALLER: Okay. (laughing)
RUSH: All right.
CALLER: Thank you.
RUSH: All right. I appreciate that. That's Bill in Newcastle, Pennsylvania.
RUSH: Folks, I really do not understand why all of are you so depressed. I do not understand it. Why, right now I'm looking at day two of a bunch of smiling, yucking it up, laughing Democrats walk out, praise themselves on how they have saved the country by socializing the housing market, nationalizing the housing market, and once again I'm looking at Mayor Daley, and there's Barney Frank standing there. I'm looking at Mayor Daley standing next to Al Capone saying, 'We have cleaned up Chicago!' When these Democrats come out smiling like this, why would you be depressed?
Why would you be down in the dumps? Why would you be down in the dumps today when you learn that Senator McCain is going to put in his cabinet Warren Buffett, Algore, and Joe Lieberman? Why would that depress you? Why would you get depressed? The market's tanking after the House passes the bailout bill. Why would you get depressed when people don't care that the people that they vote for lie? I don't understand why any of you will be depressed by any of this. Why would you be depressed that McCain's pulling out of Michigan? If Michigan wants to vote for a bunch of loser libs that have made their lives miserable, then let 'em keep voting for the loser libs that have made their lives miserable. If they want to keep voting in Michigan for people that gave 'em a recession, let 'em keep voting for people that gave 'em a recession. Why should that depress you? I don't understand.


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The carpet is filthy. Guests are about to arrive. You have several choices: buy a carpet cleaning machine (around £130 upwards), pay for a professional cleaning company (about £40), or rent a machine from a private hire firm (around £29 for two days). Or, if you live in West Norwood, just pop down the road and borrow one for £9.
It isn't only domestic cleaning equipment that is available for knock-down rates in this area of south London. The Library of Things, a new "borrowing space" social enterprise, stocks everything from DIY equipment and camping gear to kitchenware and wetsuits.
The concept is simple, says 26 year-old co-founder Rebecca Trevalyan. Anyone can become a member, it's free to join, and up to five items can be borrowed per week. The carpet cleaner is one of the more expensive items but most are charged out at somewhere between £2 (for a garden fork) and £4 (for a bread maker). All are listed in its online catalogue.
Launched last month, the initiative has attracted only about 150 members so far but has big ambitions. Trevalyan and her two co-founders covered their start-up costs with a successful Kickstarter campaign. In addition, a local outlet of DIY retailer B&Q donated £1,000-worth of stock, while outdoor brands Berghaus and Patagonia gave backpacks, travel duffle bags and other goods.
"We wanted the items to be firstly of good quality, so not previously used where possible, and we had to know that they were safe, particularly where they were electrical," says Travalyan.
In addition to borrowing fees, the founders hope to generate revenues through the sale of branded merchandise and ancillary products, such as screws and cleaning fluids. They have also won a Scaling Catalyst Award from the Royal Society of Arts to fund an explanatory toolkit for other organisations looking to copy the model. Travalyan and her colleagues organise "boot camps" to train others to set up their own libraries.
"We're hoping these will be in all sorts of different contexts, such as libraries, housing estates, community centres and shops," says Travalyan.
Alternatives to buying products outright - lending, leasing, swapping and so on – are nothing new, but the digital revolution has seen an exponential rise in non-ownership models. The so-called sharing economy is set to be worth $335bn per year globally by 2025 – equal to the projected value of the traditional rental sector.
The sector's big brand stars – including Uber, ZipCar, TaskRabbit – are quick to use the word "disruptive". And they are creating a radical shake-up in their respective sectors. That's why the global hotel industry has opposed accommodation site Airbnb, for example.
The aspirations of the Library of Things however are different and potentially far more radical. "We're interested in how we can make the organisation accountable to the community and for our members to be on a genuinely peer-to-peer level," says Trevalyan. That's very different from an Uber-style model, where the sharing platform is privately-owned and operated.
The Economy of Hours (or Echo for short), a job-share platform based in London, has a similar philosophy. Its network of more than 3,000 users trade their time and skills equally among themselves. An hour of one person's time is worth an hour of someone else's, regardless of whether it's a logo-design they're offering or a haircut. Unlike much larger equivalents, such as TaskRabbit, Fiverr or PeoplePerHour, no money changes hands.
"The idea of democratisation, of creating something that everyone can take part in, where everyone can be valued equally and hopefully participate on an equal footing, that's very much our core philosophy," says Sarah Henderson, director of operations at London-based Echo, which is registered as a community interest company.
The limiting factor, she admits, is money. Without any profits, Echo relies primarily on grants, volunteers and general goodwill. This covers the wages of three paid staff - which is three more than the Library of Things at present.
Yet the sharing economy is an "irreversible trend" and corporations ignore up-and-coming innovators in the space at their peril, Kellard says. Opportunities to network and experiment might be more realistic at this stage than full-on partnerships. He cites innovation hubs such as the Unilever Foundry and Telefonica-backed Wayra by way of example.
Another hurdle is low public demand. At present, it's just too easy to click online and "blindly buy more stuff", says Sam Stephens, founder of the neighbourhood-based sharing platform Streetbank (also supported by B&Q). In his darker moments, Stephens fears it will need a cataclysmic economic shock to make the average consumer think seriously about sharing over buying.


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Rainald z Dassel (ur. ok. 1120 r.; zm. 14 sierpnia 1167 r. koło Rzymu) – arcybiskup koloński w latach 1159-1167.

Rainald z Dassel był drugim synem hrabiego Reinolda I von Dassel. Kształcił się w szkole katedralnej w Hildesheim, a następnie studiował w Paryżu. Ok. 1130 r. został kanonikiem w Hildesheim, od 1149 r. proboszczem tamtejszej katedry. W 1148 r. reprezentował biskupa Hildesheim Bernharda na synodzie w Reims. W maju 1156 r. cesarz Fryderyk I Barbarossa powołał go na kanclerza Rzeszy. W 1158 r. przygotowywał włoską wyprawę monarchy. Wkrótce Rainald z Dassel został również proboszczem w Maastricht i Xanten, a w czerwcu 1159 r., mimo nieobecności w Niemczech, został wybrany na arcybiskupa Kolonii.

W 1160 r. podczas synodu w Pawii wspierał cesarskiego kandydata na papieża Octaviano de Montecello (Wiktor IV) przeciw Rolandowi ze Sieny (Aleksander III). W 1163 r. został obłożony klątwą przez papieża Aleksandra III.

Po zdobyciu Mediolanu w 1164 r. cesarz Fryderyk Barbarossa ofiarował Rainaldowi relikwie Trzech Króli, które zostały złożone w kolońskiej katedrze.

Rainald z Dassel pod naciskiem innych biskupów przyjął 29 maja 1165 r. w Würzburgu święcenia kapłańskie, a 2 października 1165 r. w Kolonii biskupie. 29 grudnia tego samego roku zorganizował uroczystości kanonizacyjne Karola Wielkiego. Wyraził na nie zgodę Paschalis III.

Rainald z Dassel zmarł podczas wyprawy do Włoch najprawdopodobniej na malarię. Został pochowany w kaplicy mariackiej w katedrze kolońskiej.

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FairlawnGig's fast Internet is primed for action with all the streaming services, which feature packages of channels like cable TV, but deliver TV content over the Internet. In the year since Sony introduced their PlayStation Vue streaming subscription service, we've witnessed an upending of the cable TV and satellite TV market as even more streaming services are introduced.
When you're cutting the cord and streaming your TV content, you have access to a wide variety of great new TV content. Many people also want to keep those familiar cable channels, and they want other cable features such as DVR (Digital Video Recording). PlayStation Vue streaming service offers both—four different channel packages and a cloud based DVR service. The DVR capabilities of Playstation Vue are more advanced than Sling TV or DirecTV Now at this point. However, all three services are new and they are improving their offerings over time.
Playstation Vue works with Playstation (PS3 and PS4) but it also supports other streaming devices such as Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Google Chromecast and more. PlayStation Vue is versatile: working with both Apple and Android devices, many streaming boxes and eventually, all browsers. It supports simultaneous viewing on up to five devices in your home. However, your Vue account is tied to a single address, so you can't bring your console to a friend's house. However, you can use apps on your mobile devices when away from home and log in with your PlayStation Vue credentials. But note that your devices will be tied to your physical address, so you can't use someone else's mobile device to log in. PS3 and PS4 consoles are each limited to one device streaming at a time, but with other streaming devices, you can watch up to five streams at once.
The cloud DVR works similar to a physical DVR. Like all the streaming services, Sony has added new add-on channels to its lineup which include HBO, Cinemax, NFL Network, and NFL RedZone.
How well all streaming services work depends on your Internet service. The speed you'll get with FairlawnGig's fiber and the ONT will allow for lightning fast downloads and buffer-free, uninterrupted viewing. We recommend FairlawnGig's Premium plan (100 Mbps down, 100 Mbps up) or above for optimal performance: fast download speeds, multiple streams at the same time, and the highest resolution available.
A Fairlawn resident who has PlayStation Vue said he prefers streaming with Amazon Fire TV over the Amazon Stick, which has less processing power. He also liked Vue's 60 frames per second on Fire TV (30 on the Fire Stick), Roku and Apple TV. On Sling TV, it's 30 frames per second on all devices. This is noticeable and annoying during faster motions like sports or action scenes. The faster frame rate is another advantage of Vue.
There are four plans, ranging from $29.99 to $64.99 per month. Some of their add-ons are pricier than other streaming services. Monthly, add-ons included HBO is $15, Showtime from $8.99 to $10.99; Cinemax is $15; additional channels are available. Check their website for current plans and add-on channels. Like all streaming services, PlayStation Vue periodically adjusts prices and adds to and tweaks its channels offerings.
DVR Features
The DVR is in the cloud, which means you don't need a DVR box; your programs are stored online. You can record an unlimited amount of live TV and store it for 28 days. PlayStation Vue automatically stores up to three days of the most popular primetime shows on select channels.
Everything but the TV guide is arranged on a grid, where you'll find live TV menus, content recommendations, your favorite shows and a traditional TV guide. Searching for programs is easy: by show name, category, genres and more. Our Fairlawn resident liked Sling TV's interface a bit more.
The NFL Network is included in the "Core" plan and Core subscribers can add the full season of Redzone for $40. But Thursday Night Football games are blacked out on NFL Network when those games are aired on NBC or CBS.
Our Fairlawn resident pointed out that in Summit County, the main live Fox channel is not available on PlayStation Vue, but you can watch on-demand for Fox shows. He noted that you can download the Fox Sports Go app to watch sports, but he found that it had performance issues sometimes and can stutter. Fox recently put out a fix so it has been better lately. If the Indians are on Fox, you need to switch to the Fox Sports Go app in order to watch. We have heard from another Fairlawn resident who was able to get Fox Sports Ohio with the Core Slim package.
What's Good About PlayStation Vue
A full slate of channels just like cable or satellite TV;
A cloud DVR that works just like what you're used to: pause, record and rewind live TV and fast-forward through commercials on shows you've recorded;
Works on a variety of streaming devices in addition to Playstation: Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku, Google Chromecast and more;
Streaming on up to five devices at once; and
Fairlawn residents will find costs are less than what they are in larger cities.
Most local channels are on-demand only, but Fairlawn residents can get the local CBS affiliate, WOIO Channel 19, live. (Or use an antenna to get all local channels; read our antenna article here);
Lacks PBS;
Fast-forwarding and rewinding is not as easy as it can be on a standard DVR;
You can't watch your programs by taking your set-top device when away from your physical address like you can when traveling with other streaming services; but you can use apps and log in with your PlayStationVue credentials—but those mobile devices must be tied to your physical address and not someone else's device;
You won't be able to watch Viacom channels like MTV, Nick Jr. and Comedy Central; and
More expensive than some other streaming services like Sling TV.
Visit PlayStation Vue's website for the details. You can read about Sling TV and DirecTV Now on our website's Cutting the Cord page, as well as using antennas to get local channels. All three services we've featured have free trials and set-up is a breeze. Try them all out to compare. Or if you sign up for one service and want to switch, there are no long term contracts or cancellation fees. FairlawnGig does not endorse any particular streaming service; this overview is intended to help you make a decision about which service would work best for your household. FairlawnGig service is great for streaming TV content, which is the future of TV. Please sign up for service here.


King County, which includes Issaquah, is geographically located in an area known as the Pacific Ring of Fire, a distinctive zone marked by the prevalence of earthquake and volcanic activity.
Washington state is framed by the Pacific, North American, and Juan de Fuca plates, which are segments of the earth's crust.
A significant number of active fault lines or cracks in the crust have been identified in the Central Puget Sound area.
Our region has a long history of documented earthquake activity. The most recent significant activity was the Nisqually earthquake on Feb. 28, 2001.
Direct impacts from earthquakes may include damages to structures, including buildings, pipelines, roadways and bridges. Secondary impacts from earthquakes are common and can include tsunamis / seiches and landslides.
Now is the time to prepare. Learn more on what to do before, during and after an earthquake.


Glee alum Jayma Mays is a new mom!
The 37-year-old actress and her husband, actor Adam Campbell, 36, welcomed their first child -- a son named Jude -- in August this year, according to E!.
News that the couple was expecting their first child broke back in April. Mays met the Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt actor when they were both cast in the 2007 film Epic Movie. They were married soon afterwards.
There was even more celebrity baby news over the weekend, as Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot revealed she is expecting her second child. Find out more about the adorable announcement in the video below.
'Wonder Woman' Star Gal Gadot Is Expecting Baby No. 2!


Toya Onsen (洞爺温泉) is a hot spring place in the north side of Lake Toya (洞爺湖). Toya Ikoi-no-Ie (洞爺憩いの家) is built on a hill at around 110 m above sea level, and is beside old Hotel Toya Sunshine. Ukimido Park (浮見堂公園) that is one of 8 beauty spots around the Lake Toya and Akebono Park (曙公園) are around here, and those are well-known as a place famous for cherry blossoms. In addition, Toya Water Station (とうや水の駅), Silo Viewing Platform (サイロ展望台) and Takarada Campground (財田キャンプ場) are relatively near here.
The Toya Onsen is passed a rigorous screening in 1997, and has been appointed by Minister for the Environment, and is one of 15 nation insurance hot spring resorts in Hokkaido. By the way, Speaking of tasty restaurants around the Toya Ikoi-no-Ie, some restaurants gather at The Windsor Hotel TOYA. Except those, Lake Hill Farm (レークヒル・ファーム), La Locanda Del Pittore Toya (ラ・ロカンダ・デル・ピットーレ) and Ramuyato (ラムヤート) are popular in particular. I ate food at the Lake Hill Farm and the La Locanda Del Pittore Toya. Those were so tasty.
Visitors can take a day trip bath at the Toya Ikoi-no-Ie.
Toya Ikoi-no-Ie is a hot spring facility for day trip onsen founded in 1983 on a hill, and is popular for a good view from a public bathhouse. The view from a resting room is very good, too. An entrance fee to the bath facility is JPY 440. Customers are mainly local people and campers, and this facility is particularly crowded with the campers in a summer.
There are 2 indoor baths at the public bathhouse. The sunny tiled bathhouse with large windows is feeling good. The indoor baths beside the windows have a good view of the Lake Toya through the windows. Bathers can enjoy it while bathing.
The large indoor bath is the size that about 10 people can take a bath, and the small indoor bath is the size that about 4 poeple can take a bath, and both baths use natural free flowing hot springs. The hot springs flow from the large indoor bath to the small indoor bath, and the small indoor bath is slightly colder than the large indoor bath. In addition, the small indoor bath has a faucet for cold water, so it is allowed to add the water for lowering the water temperature. The bathers can enjoy overflowing hot springs gentlysoftly, too.
The hot springs are sodium and calcium sulfate chloride spring, and are clear and light green and have a little salty taste and no smell, and are not drinkable. The sum total of the hot spring ingredients are 1.429 g/kg. Because shampoos and body soaps are not provided at the bathhouse, the bathers should bring those. A restroom and a free hair dryer are installed at a dressing room.
Adult: JPY 440. Child: JPY 140. Infant: JPY 70.
Refer to following websites for the accommodations around Toya Onsen. You can get information regarding online reviews and photos.


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Stevie Johnson
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Stevie Johnson is a faculty member at the USC School of Dramatic Arts and is an award-winning writer, actor and professor. He has been teaching at the collegiate level for over 27 years. His undergraduate degree consists of three majors; Theatre, Speech and Rhetoric which sets the stage for his passion for law, communications, and theatre.
Destined to be a Trojan, he traded his first year at William Mitchell College of Law to get his MFA at the USC School of Dramatic Arts.
He has worked with the acclaimed Guthrie Theatre, teaching trial attorney's how to improve their stage presence; later honing these skills to help public speakers of all kinds.
As a TV writer and producer, he uses his communication skills to pitch ideas, lead productions, produce and direct. Working directly with industry leaders such as Jennifer Lopez, Eric Andre, LL Cool-J, Sally Kirkland, Joe Pesci, Robert DeNiro, Idris Elba and the like.
With over 100 commercials, film and TV credits — including Beverly Hills 91210, Jag, Young & Restless, X-Files, The Shield, CSI-Miami and Cold Case, he utilizes being a certified IBP (Integrative Body Psychotherapy) practitioner in his work and teachings to reinforce a mind-body connection to authenticate performances be it from behind the podium, in front of the camera, or on the stage.
Trojan 360 article about Johnson's class: https://trojans360.tumblr.com/post/171151302894/the-6-most-useful-usc-classes-for-life
MFA, USC School of Dramatic Arts
Faculty Q&A: Stevie Johnson
USC School of Dramatic Arts
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Blue Guru Games launched The Nemean Lion, its first game. This game is now available from several operators, and it is just one of a growing number of games. Blue Guru also plans to enter the US market by launching games in the second half of 2022.
Blue Guru Games was established in the LeoVegas Group as part of LeoVentures' investment arm. This was after a capital injection by the Group in 2021. Since then, the company has grown from a concept to a 30-strong team.
Blue Guru's first independent game studio, The Nemean Lion is now available through several large operators. This is a significant first step toward Blue Guru's plan to roll out new games. Blue Guru will launch in the US later this year. The demand for high-quality slot games will continue to grow.
Gustaf Hagman, the CEO of LeoVegas Group, said that Blue Guru Games' first game launch is a significant milestone. He called it a "testament" to the Group's strong commitment to entrepreneurship and the portfolio companies.
LeoVegas Group's investment arm, LeoVentures, invests in entrepreneurs across all industry verticals. This adds strategic value to the Group. LeoVentures also invested in Blue Guru Games, Pixel.bet, and BeyondPlay.
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Jose Luis Cabezas Murder: How Did He Die? Who Killed Him?
Viswa Vanapalli
In January 1997, Jose Luis Cabezas, a photographer for the influential Noticias magazine in Argentina, was brutally murdered. More than 25 years later, it remains one of the worst attacks on the freedom of the press since democracy returned to the country. Netflix's 'The Photographer: Murder in Pinamar' chronicles the investigation into Jose's murder and showcases how the authorities zeroed in on a plot to have him assassinated. So, let's find out what happened then, shall we?
How Did Jose Luis Cabezas Die?
Jose Luis Cabezas was born in November 1961 in Wilde in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He began working for Noticias in 1989 and was known for photographing the country's politicians and other influential people, often in creative ways. Jose was described as a funny but stubborn person who would go after what he wanted. On January 24, 1997, he was in the resort city of Pinamar, Argentina, covering a party hosted by Oscar Andreani, a businessman.
However, Jose wasn't seen alive after around 5:10 am on January 25, 1997, when he left the party. Sometime later, passersby discovered a car on fire in a ditch in General Madariaga, close to Pinamar. Inside, the authorities found the charred remains of Jose. He had been shot twice in the head, and there was evidence that he had been handcuffed and tortured.
Who Killed Jose Luis Cabezas?
Noticias, the magazine that Jose worked for, was known in Argentina for its investigative journalism and calling out corruption. As per the documentary, they ran a story regarding corruption in the police force. Furthermore, the authorities looked into whether the murder was in any way connected to Alfredo Enrique Nalib Yabrán, an influential businessman with ties to powerful people.
Alfredo Yabran
Back then, hardly anyone knew what Alfredo looked like because he was notorious for not wanting his pictures taken. According to one of Jose's friends, Alfredo thrived operating from the shadows. Noticias had previously looked into Alfredo's business and relationships with certain people who were later convicted of human rights violations. Then, in February 1996, Jose got the rare opportunity to photograph Alfredo while the businessman was with his wife, walking on the beach in Pinamar.
Jose was able to click a photograph, which was published as the cover photo of one of Noticias' issues in March. However, following that, Jose was threatened several times. The authorities eventually suspected that Alfredo ordered Jose to be killed. According to the investigation, Gregorio Rios, Alfredo's head of security and right-hand man, relayed the order to Gustavo Prellezo, a police officer.
Gustavo Prellezo
Gustavo then allegedly recruited four gang members: Jose Luis Auge, Hector Miguel Retana, Sergio Gustavo Gonzalez, and Horacio Anselmo Braga from Los Hornos in Argentina. Later, Gustavo's then-wife, Siliva Belawsky, testified regarding the connection between him and Alfredo. After the party, the men followed Jose to his house and kidnapped him outside. Then, they took him to the ditch, where Gustavo shot Jose in the head twice. Then, the group placed his body in the car and set it on fire.
Two other police officers, Sergio Camaratta and Anibal Luna, were also linked to the crime. However, before Alfredo could be questioned in detail, he killed himself in May 1998. As for the rest, they were all sentenced to life imprisonment, but their sentences were reduced, later on, resulting in their release. Hector Retana was the only one who confessed to his involvement in the crime and corroborated the evidence found by the police.
Read More: Where is Cristina Robledo Now?


Children will have so much fun making pretend smoothies and juices with their own blender set with cut fruits. It is a perfect accessory for any child's kitchen. It encourages imaginative play, social interaction with friends and promotes healthy eating.


WASHINGTON, DC - Late on July 11, 2018, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) issued separate guidance redefining core principles of America's asylum laws, that will have far-reaching implications for asylum seekers, refugees, and others seeking protection under U.S. law.
Anastasia Tonello, AILA President stated, "With the issuance of these memos, the administration has turned U.S. asylum law on its head. The memo incorrectly instructs asylum officers to deny domestic violence and gang-related claims as a matter of course, when the law requires those claims to be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Mothers who have endured horrific abuse by their domestic partners, only to be refused protection by law enforcement authorities in their home country, will be deported back to life-threatening conditions with their children. Young people who refuse to be inducted into criminal gangs, whose family members have been killed as a warning will be cast back into danger without any meaningful process to protect them. Our nation cannot turn its back on such horrors in the way this policy instructs USCIS officers to do. Further, the government is making the act of crossing the border in search of protection grounds for denying asylum, in violation of U.S. and international laws which guarantee the right to seek asylum for those fleeing violence and persecution in their home country. The new DHS policy goes hand-in-hand with the Attorney General's zero tolerance plan to prosecute every illegal border crosser, even those who do so only to seek humanitarian protection and have no wrongful intent."
Benjamin Johnson, AILA Executive Director, added, "The new guidance also calls for asylum officers to act like immigration judges, contravening the process established by Congress to simply conduct preliminary 'credible fear' screenings at the border. Instead, those who are still experiencing the trauma of terrible violence and an arduous journey will be forced to prove the merits of their case immediately, without an attorney, without any understanding of the complex legal standards associated with asylum, and without any opportunity to gather documents and other evidence to support their claim. This is not what Congress envisioned and is not what our Constitution demands, which is due process under the law for asylum seekers. For centuries, America has stood as a beacon for those who seek safety and security for themselves and their families. With this guidance, the administration is upending those fundamental values. We call on Congress to take a hard look at these policies that violate our nation's laws and hold the administration accountable for this gross overreach of executive authority."
Cite as AILA Doc. No. 18071233.


Pudsey Argos Collect in Sainsburys is a branch forming a part of Argos group. It is open on: Monday 07:00-22:00, Tuesday 07:00-22:00, Wednesday 07:00-22:00, Thursday 07:00-22:00, Friday 07:00-22:00. At weekends its opening hours are: on Saturday 07:00-22:00, on Sunday 11:00-17:00. This shop's address is: Argos Collect Pudsey (In Sainsburys), 29 Church Lane, Pudsey, West Yorkshire, LS28 7LD. In order to reach the customer service directly please use the number 0345 640 3030. Pudsey Argos Collect in Sainsburys is visited by many people living in nearby towns like Calverley, Farsley.


Do your coaches have Wi-Fi?
We have an increasing number of vehicles that have Wi-Fi onboard, speak to our sales team about your requirements today.
Are Parking charges & Road tolls included in Coach hire?
Unless otherwise specified Parking charges and Road-tolls are not included in your coach travel quote.
Can we drink alcohol on the coach?
Speak to our sales team when booking and they can advise you. It is usually not a problem however on designated sporting events it is not allowed.
Are your drivers CRB checked?
All our drivers are carefully selected and have been checked with the Criminal Records Bureau at an advanced level. All drivers have their Certificate of Professional Competence (Driver CPC) and newly qualified drivers are mentored for 12 months after passing their PCV test to ensure they all adhere to the high standards of being a Country Lion coach driver.
Do you provide risk assessments for schools?
We have a risk assessment. A copy is available upon request.
We have a large, air-conditioned fleet of coaches. We offer hire with driver in vehicles as small as 25 and our largest coach for adults is 61 seats and for children, we can offer 72 seats.
Is there any VAT on coach travel?
How do I pay for my Coach?
and full payment is to be made 7 days prior to the date of hire.
Can I hire a self-drive vehicle over the weekend and drop it off Monday?
You certainly can.We are flexible and work with all customers to accomodate them in any way we can.
How old do you need to be to drive the self-hire vehicles?
To drive the Cars and Vans you must be at least 21 years of age. To drive the mini-buses you must be at least 25 years of age.
Can I still hire a vehicle if I have points on my license?
We hire to drivers with no more than 6 points on their license. However, speak to our team as certain endorsements may exclude you from hire.
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