I am trying to deploy pages to a pages library for the second time by activating a feature. The module has the attribute: ReplaceContent="TRUE".
When I deactivate the feature, everything goes fine. When I activate the feature, I receive an error that the pages are checked out to another user (which is my account, the same account am doing the activate process with), and I can't deploy the pages.
Do I need to have the pages checked in? even if am the same user who has them checked out?
Do I need to delete the page before activating the feature to deploy the new page?
Also if someone can tell me the difference between IgnoreIfAlreadyExists and ReplaceContent .
You don't need to delete the page.You just need to check in the page even if it is same account.
SharePoint doesn't freak out if the file already existed in the library but it never allowed us to replace the file.
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Eleos Services Director, Jennifer Groeteke's role as mother and caregiver, as well as her nursing background in public health and experience working with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, made taking the next step in advocacy as a PASA a reality. Jennifer has been a Registered Nurse (RN) for approximately 25 years and for the last several years has held the distinction of Certified Developmental Disabilities Nurse (CDDN), awarded to just a small handful of nurses in the state of Colorado.
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One shouldn't have to necessarily wait for the government to scrap inheritance tax to protect their family's wealth and keep it beyond the reach of HMRC.
It is true that this tax was initially intended for those who were quite wealthy but with time even the middle income earning groups have come within its cold grasp.
Presently those living in middle England are the worst hit as the value of their properties makes them liable to pay inheritance tax even if they have no other asset or little cash. Bringing their net worth under the threshold of £300,000 is not possible while they are still living as they cannot give away their home.
The number of cases in which the deceased's estate has had to pay nearly 40 percent inheritance tax on everything they own above the threshold value has been on the rise. In the last five years, the number of homes whose value exceeds the IHT threshold has nearly doubled.
If the deceased hasn't left behind a Will, the intestacy laws will decide who should receive the assets and money in your estate. In England and Wales, following an intestate death the spouse receives the first £125,000 along with an interest for life in the remainder of the estate with the personal possessions. What is left is divided into equal shares and given away to the children.
Such a situation can be easily averted by getting in touch with a solicitor and enquiring about how much does a Will cost and how one can go about drafting it.
Writing a Will makes it possible for you to leave behind assets for people other than your spouse and children such as siblings, grandchildren etc. Transferring assets to your spouse is IHT free. One can also use the Will to set up a family trust but with changes in law you may need to make changes in your Will accordingly.
It is quite common for couples to own their home in joint ownership which means that each of you own the entire property. You can change this ownership status to tenants in common making both of you half owners of the property.
Owning the property jointly means that the property will automatically be transferred to the surviving joint owner after one of them passes away. By putting an end to the joint ownership you can legally give away your share to someone else upon death.
Doing this is extremely easy and the only thing you may have to consider before making such a bequest is what should become of the tenancy of the surviving spouse after you pass away.
HMRC allows each person to give away gifts worth £3000 annually in total to different people and £250 a year to any number of people. If you haven't given away any gifts in the last year then it can be utilised in the current tax year. If a couple has not made use of this scheme then they can give away gifts worth £12000 in this year.
Any lump sum payment that you receive if you happen to die while still in service can be passed directly to the person whom you nominate as the employers' pension is normally written in trust. The benefits related to pension will be subjected to income tax even though they do not affect IHT.
In order to ensure that your pension pot passes tax-free to the person whom you nominate as beneficiary the personal pensions should be written in trust as well. This provision is not available to those have already bought annuity at 75 or are in poor health and it therefore makes sense if you do not delay the process and do it at the earliest.
You may not be able to avoid inheritance tax completely by following the above measures but you should be able to minimise it and ensure that the wealth is preserved in your family.


After completing the Projector Heist level, go by the tree stump in the woods.
The two possums will be watching Shrek Super Slam on the film projector.
The projector and laptop show different Dreamworks video game screens.
The laptop always shows Shrek Super Slam; however, the projector is different.
until just before you play the final level, it plays Shark Tale.
talk as if they were watching the actual movie.


Many, many small and medium size businesses believe that they cannot afford to work with a marketing agent or agency – choosing rather to manage their marketing and advertising initiatives on their own. This may be a great solution for a few companies (those managers with extensive marketing backgrounds) but for the majority, consideration should be made to what the potential costs of such self-management are.
Inconsistent messaging, directly or indirectly. Directly – not enough repetition within outlets to saturate audience and achieve response. Indirectly – messages lack the same look, feel and wording throughout all customer touch-points.
Ineffective market outreach – big bucks spent on ads or outreach that doesn't speak to your target audiences.
Misunderstanding of customer drivers – you think you know what drives your customers, but do you have the facts to prove it? Do you know how to attain the facts?
Improper measuring – do you have tracking in place to measure the results of every marketing piece? Do you know your ROI for the various initiatives you execute?
Management's time used inefficiently – it takes time to investigate the basics of marketing tactics available and to weigh the pros and cons. If the decision is made to execute a new tactic, there is a learning curve to it set-up and monitor.
Unpolished/unprofessional look – potentially cutting yourself short in the long-run. If the brand feels "cheap", how will you get customers to pay a premium later on? If customers can't take you seriously on certain things, they may not think of you for other relevant opportunities.
As the old adage states "you don't know what you don't know", how can you possibly? Your main focus area should be becoming the expert in your particular industry – not marketing. A marketing professional focuses on learning the most about the latest marketing trends, tactics and measurement techniques because that is their area of expertise.
Just as you would hire an accountant or legal professional for financial and contractual areas of your business, why wouldn't you hire a marketing agent for their insight on your strategy and message? Whether you bring on an agent for only a couple hours to consult with you on direction, or you can afford to bring them on entirely as your marketing arm – it is an investment that you can't afford not to consider.
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'We're just one of the teams chasing it again': Leinster hit reset in back-to-back bid
AND SO FIVE months on from their crowning moment in the Bilbao rain, Leinster's bid to go back-to-back and further strengthen their position as the European kingpins gets underway at the RDS this evening.
The message, however, couldn't be clearer coming from the four walls of the province's UCD headquarters; last year counts for nothing now, and Leo Cullen's charges know it does not take much for a team of champions to become last year's men.
Leinster begin their title defence against Wasps tonight. Source: Dan Sheridan/INPHO
A faultless and dream campaign last year saw Leinster become just the second side behind Saracens to record a clean sweep of victories through the pool stages and business end of the competition, as they joined Toulouse with four European stars to their name.
That's all history now, the double-winning season parked and the page very much turned as Leinster hit the reset button and prepare to embark on another European odyssey, starting with the visit of Wasps under Friday night lights [KO 7.45pm, BT Sport].
The sight of the English side immediately evokes painful memories of three years ago, and serves as a reminder as to just how quickly fortunes can change in this competition, with the eastern province suffering home and away defeats to Wasps in that forgettable 2015/16 campaign.
Wasps' stunning raid of the RDS three Novembers ago has not been mentioned in the team meetings this week, Cullen insists, but those haunting memories will always lurk in the back of Leinster minds.
At that juncture, the province couldn't have been further from reaching the pinnacle of European rugby again as their golden age of three Heineken Cups in four seasons quickly turned into an unfulfilled and barren age, but how that has changed.
Leinster are now the team to beat again — the continental protagonists — and go into the 2018/19 campaign with a target on their backs, starting tonight as Dai Young's side arrive in Dublin with the prize scalp in their sights.
That in itself changes the dynamic, and mindset, but there are no thoughts of adding a fifth star to the Leinster crest just yet, rather a steely determination to narrow the focus and ensure their year of success isn't followed by a year of disappointment.
"As a playing group you try and change your mindset a little bit," Rob Kearney says.
"As of tonight, we're just one of another team trying to get the trophy and you saw at the European media launch, Johnny [Sexton] carried the trophy in and he put it back down on the stand and, for me, that was a bit of a telling moment that he was giving it back and it was all to play for again.
"So certainly within the playing group that is the type of attitude we are trying to incorporate into this season, that we're just one of the teams going chasing it again."
Cullen was speaking off the same page at yesterday's pre-match press conference.
"You start all over again from scratch," the head coach started. "It is slightly different. The dynamic of the group is different. At the end of every year you lose a few players and a couple of guys come in or push through. Everyone is a year older. Some are wiser, others maybe not so. So the dynamic starts all over again.
Jordan Larmour returns to Leinster's starting XV tonight. Source: Morgan Treacy/INPHO
"We try to build our way into the season. We always have the challenge of trying to manage guys in at different stages. We've come through that and we have a nice competitive bunch of players here who want to push on and do well.
"They know what is at stake off the back of these games with selections in November and all the different bits that go on after that. The group are in good form but guys know that they have to play because if they don't play well then chances are that someone else will come in and take their spot."
In again rotating his resources by making nine changes from last week's inter-pro win over Munster, Cullen was faced with a number of tough selection decisions but his star-studded side further highlights the unrivalled strength in depth at the province.
With a near-fully fit squad to choose from, Cullen was always going to have to make some difficult calls, and in doing so has had to leave Rhys Ruddock out of the matchday squad entirely, while Sean O'Brien and Scott Fardy must settle for a place on the bench.
It is that reservoir of talent which helped Leinster stand apart last term, and having been part of four European Cup-winning squads with the province, Kearney admits this is the greatest depth he has experienced.
Overall, with five wins from six Pro14 outings and just Jamison Gibson-Park and Will Connors on the treatment table, the defending champions are in particularly rude health.
"Yeah, without a doubt," the Ireland international agrees. "I think Monday morning team selection is quiet, the players ourselves don't know what the strongest team is and I'm sure the coaches even question as well at times what are strongest team is.
"But you look at the names missing out, it's without a doubt one of the strongest squads we've had over the last few years, if not the strongest."
Should Leinster open their account with victory tonight, they will equal their longest winning streak of 10 games in the competition which they set across the 2011/12 and 2012/13 seasons, while the province have lost just three European games at the RDS.
All three, however, were in round one of the pool stages and against English opposition, with Bath's victory in Dublin back in 2005 coming on the night Kearney made his European debut.
"I remember Bath and London Irish," he says, as Cullen grimaces thinking back to that record 33-6 defeat to Wasps in November 2015.
"I remember the Wasps one very well," the former second row exhales.
Indeed, this will be the third time the two sides meet in the opening round of the European season, with both of those previous meetings taking place at the RDS while the overall record is evenly split, with both teams winning three apiece and drawing once.
Leinster, meanwhile, have won their last six games against Premiership opposition having previously won just four of their preceding 10 such games, but Kearney warns English teams can't be overlooked again this year.
"You write off English teams at your peril a little bit, that's probably sometimes when they're at their strongest," he stressed.
"They were still relatively competitive last year in the tournament, and I think a lot of people expect the English to be more competitive this year."
Leinster will want to avoid a repeat of their 2015 meeting with Wasps later. Source: Dan Sheridan/INPHO
Leinster will be bidding to tame the threat a dangerous Wasps outfit will pose later, with the visitors welcoming Springbok Willie le Roux back into their side, as well as 18-time capped All Black out-half Lima Sopoaga.
"I saw a lot of him when I was with the Highlanders," Cullen says of the Wasps 10. "It's probably the array of kicks that he has. He's a very very astute kicker I think, so he's a quality player and he's settling in there. He's only played a handful of games. He's a handful. I think some of the tactical kicking is what we need for to be aware of, particularly in the conditions.
"Hopefully the game is being dictated on our terms."
Cullen has certainly been able to field his strongest hand with no fewer than 14 internationals in his side, and the bench also has the potential to add explosive firepower as the game progresses, with O'Brien and Fardy among those held back with a view to making a big second-half impact.
With a sell-out crowd of 18,300 expected in the RDS for the return of European rugby, Leinster will be keen to send out an early statement of their intent in their quest to reign supreme in Europe again.
"It's exciting," Kearney adds. "There's something really exciting about Friday nights in the RDS for European rugby, so it's great to get back into it.
"You're building up in rounds one to five of the league, knowing that round one of Europe is coming and you're trying to get up to speed as quickly as possible, and this is the one that we've been waiting for over the last couple of weeks."
There is a long way to go, but the road to Newcastle starts tonight, and Leinster will want to blaze a trail on the continent again. They'll take some stopping.
Leinster:
15. Rob Kearney
14. Jordan Larmour
13. Garry Ringrose
12. Robbie Henshaw
11. James Lowe
10. Jonathan Sexton (captain)
9. Luke McGrath
1. Cian Healy
2. Sean Cronin
3. Tadhg Furlong
4. Devin Toner
5. James Ryan
6. Dan Leavy
7. Josh van der Flier
8. Jack Conan
16. James Tracy
17. Jack McGrath
18. Andrew Porter
19. Scott Fardy
20. Sean O'Brien
21. Nick McCarthy
22. Ross Byrne
23. Joe Tomane
Wasps:
15. Willie Le Roux
14. Josh Bassett
13. Juan de Jongh
12. Michael Le Bourgeois
11. Elliot Daly (captain)
10. Lima Sopoaga
9. Joe Simpson
1. Zurabi Zhvania
2. Tommy Taylor
3. Kieran Brookes
4. Will Rowlands
5. James Gaskell
6. Brad Shields
7. Thomas Young
8. Nizaam Carr
16. Tom Cruse
17. Ben Harris
18. Will Stuart
19. Kearnan Myall
20. Ashley Johnson
21. Craig Hampson
22. Billy Searle
23. Rob Miller.
Referee: Romain Poite.
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India vs SA 1st Test match is reportedly set to take place without any fans in attendance amid COVID-19 woes
The first Test between India and South Africa was previously in jeopardy after the outbreak of the Omicron variant in the Rainbow Nation. Now, the reports state that the Boxing Day Test match at Centurion is will be played without spectators as the host country's cricket board is not selling tickets in view of the emergence of the new COVID-19 variant Omicron. Only some suite holders and delegates have been permitted to watch the match live though current COVID-19 restrictions implemented by the government allow for 2,000 fans, according Afrikaans language weekly newspaper 'Rapport' as quoted by 'news24' website.
The fans are likely to be absent for India vs SA 1st Test Match
The organisers are, however, waiting to see if there are any changes to government regulations regarding COVID-19 next week. As of now, no tickets are on sale for the second Test beginning at the Wanderers from January 3.
"Please note, no announcement has been made regarding ticket sales for the upcoming Test match at the #ImperialWanderers Stadium between South Africa and India," the official Twitter account of the stadium said.
"At this point, it isn't clear if fans will be allowed. We will make further announcements in due course." The series is taking place amid the rising threat of COVID-19 following the emergence of the Omicron variant last month. The country has seen a spike in the number of COVID-19 cases in the past few weeks.
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The tour itself was earlier in serious doubt given the present circumstances but the Boards of both the countries agreed to go ahead with it. It was on Sunday that the Cricket South Africa (CSA) announced that the remaining round of four-day franchise series, the country's premier domestic competition, has been postponed as a precautionary measure over COVID-19 fears.
Team India who arrived here on December 16, are staying in a resort (Irene Lodge) which is entirely booked for them by CSA to ensure that a strict bio-bubble is maintained throughout the series.
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News - Supreme Court rebuffs fetal personhood appeal
Supreme Court rebuffs fetal personhood appeal
The Supreme Court on Tuesday decreased to choose whether fetuses are entitled to humans rights due to its June judgment reversing the 1973 Roe v. Wade choice that had actually legislated abortion nationwide, avoiding in the meantime of another front in America's culture wars.
The justices turned away an appeal by a Catholic group and 2 ladies of a lower court's judgment holding that fetuses did not have the appropriate legal standing to challenge a 2019 state law codifying the right to abortion in line with the Roe precedent. The 2 ladies, pregnant at the time when the case was very first submitted, taken legal action against on behalf of their fetuses and later on delivered.
Conservative Justice Samuel Alito composed in June's judgment reversing the abortion rights precedent that in the choice the court took no position on "if and when prenatal life is entitled to any of the rights delighted in after birth."
Some Republican politicians at the state level have actually pursued what are called fetal personhood laws, like one enacted in Georgia impacting fetuses beginning at around 6 weeks of pregnancy, that would approve fetuses prior to birth a range of legal rights and defenses like those of anybody.
Under such laws, termination of a pregnancy might be thought about murder.
Legal representatives for the group Catholics for Life and the 2 Rhode Island ladies — one called Nichole Leigh Rowley and the other utilizing the pseudonym Jane Doe — argued that the case "provides the chance for this court to fulfill that inescapable concern head on" by choosing if fetuses have due procedure and equivalent security rights provided by the Constitution's 14th Modification.
The Rhode Island Supreme Court count on the now-reversed Roe precedent in discovering that the 14th Modification did not extend rights to fetuses. The Roe judgment had actually acknowledged that the right to individual privacy under the U.S. Constitution safeguarded a female's capability to end her pregnancy.
The old Rhode Island laws consisted of a criminal statute, preceding the Roe judgment, that had actually forbidden abortions. After the Roe judgment, a federal court stated that Rhode Island law unconstitutional, and it was not in result when the Democratic-led legislature enacted the 2019 Reproductive Personal Privacy Act.
Gina Raimondo, a Democrat who was the state's guv at the time and is now President Joe Biden's commerce secretary, signed the 2019 law, which codified the then-status quo under Roe in regards to abortion rights.
More than a lots states have actually imposed near-total abortion restrictions considering that the Supreme Court's abortion June judgment in a case called Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Company.
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To mitigate the risks arising from potential prime broker failure or malfeasance, fund managers have looked beyond individual arrangements with brokers to broader structural changes, such as reallocating some of the risk to third parties. This can be accomplished by using multiple prime brokers (multi-prime arrangements) or by engaging a third-party custodian to hold some or, in rare instances, all assets separate from the prime broker (split custodian-broker arrangements). While each approach varies in effectiveness with respect to mitigating prime brokerage risk, there are also various factors and potential downsides for fund managers to evaluate when considering any such arrangement. This article, the second in a three-part series, outlines the various nuances of multi-prime and split custodian-broker arrangements to enable fund managers to evaluate the ability of each to mitigate the risk posed by their prime brokers. The first article in this series detailed preliminary considerations for fund managers before engaging prime brokers, including the various types of services available and the ways that managers can perform diligence on the creditworthiness of prime brokers. The third article will examine various legal protections – including with respect to sub-custodians and cross-default provisions – that can be negotiated in prime brokerage agreements to mitigate risk from the arrangement. For more on mitigating risk from prime brokers, see "In Frozen Credit Markets, Enhanced Prime Brokerage Arrangements Offer a Rare Source of Hedge Fund Leverage, but Not Without Legal Risk" (Feb. 26, 2009); and "How Can Hedge Funds Structure Their Prime Brokerage Arrangements to Protect Themselves?" (Oct. 10, 2008).


Question: Who did you/would you have voted for in the 2008 Presidential primary?
Included any candidate who got more than 5 delegate count.
I was ineligible at the time, but I would vote for Barack Obama.
Voted for Obama in Tennessee.
Probably Huckabee, but 2008 seemed loaded at the time. Anyone to stop Romney except perhaps Fred Thompson or Hillary unless they were a last line of defense.
All of them have seriously declined since that time sadly. If this were today, I guess Paul perhaps?
Skeptical of Obama, and distrusting of Edwards.
This, though I would enthusiastically for Obama in the general election.
Um, Huckabee and Edwards were polar opposites of each other...especially in 2008, with Edwards running on his pro-Daily Kos line of thought.
I imagine I would've been swept up in the young activist Obama tide, had I been eligible.
I recall supporting Obama at the time.
At the time, Obama. In hindsight, probably Kucinich.
I initially supported Ron Paul in 2007, before taking an American history class and realizing that libertarianism is garbage and that identifying with a Republican made me sick to my stomach because I'm from a family of union Democrats.
After that (and a heavy dose of A People's History of the United States), I started supporting Mike Gravel, although I also liked Dennis Kucinich. As the field narrowed, I backed John Edwards (I remember buying campaign buttons of his and being really invested in him as the only populist candidate in the race; plus his being endorsed by the USW, my dad's union, really raised him in my eyes) and then when Edwards exited, I decided to support Barack Obama, because there was no way in hell I was going to support Hillary for President. I did actually attend two Hillary rallies in 2008, mostly to say that I had done so, but never ended up going for her, because holy f**k I could never live with myself if I supported her for President.
I wasn't old enough to vote in 2008 (thank god), but if I had been, I'd have almost certainly voted for Obama in the 2008 Democratic Party primary here in Kentucky. I'm glad I don't have that to look back in regret on, although unfortunately I have a vote for Obama in 2012 that I cringe at every time I remember it. I'm never voting for another Democrat.
Giuliani isnt listed, so Fred Thompson.
IRL, I supported Giuliani, then Romney.
I vaguely remember being 12 at the time and thinking that I liked this guy (Obama).
The most beautiful female politician in this list. AND I WON'T APOLOGIZE FOR IT!!!!
Wasn't aware you were such a big John Edwards fan!
Well, abuse of testosterone would explain Elizabeth's temper.


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Q: Mocking $state change in AngularJS controller Main module being injected with everything;
require('./dashboard');
module.exports = angular.module('college', ['college.dashboard'])

    .config(function ($stateProvider) {
        $stateProvider
            .state('college.list', {
                url: '/college',
                templateUrl: '/dashboard/dashboard.html',
                controller: 'DashboardCtrl',
                authenticate: true
            });
    })
    .factory('ProjectFactory', require('./services/college.service'));

College Index, which makes the dashboard controller available;
module.exports = angular.module('college.dashboard',
  [])
    .controller('DashboardCtrl', require('./dashboard.controller.js'));

The college controller exposes the following method;
    module.exports = function($scope, $rootScope, $state) {

         $scope.openCollege = function(id) {
            $rootScope.currentCollege = id;
            $state.go('college.main', {currentCollege: id});
        };
   };

The following error is thrown when the unit test calls
scope.openCollege (2);

Error:
 Error: Could not resolve 'college.main' from state ''

Creating state;
beforeEach(inject(function ($rootScope, $state, $location, $controller) {
        scope = $rootScope.$new();
        location = $location;
        rootScope = $rootScope;
        $rootScope.currentCollege = {};// Empty by default
        state = $state;

        $controller('DashboardCtrl', {
            $scope: scope,
            $state: state,
            $location: location
        });

    }));

Some of the spec test code;
 expect(state.current.name).to.equal('');
 scope.openCollege(2);

I need to figure out how to handle/mock $state.go during the Karma unit testing so that state knows about college.main.
Any help is appreciated.
J

A: Here is how I got it working;
I added the following to the spec test;
// Globally defined
var stateSpy;

// within the beforeEach
stateSpy = sinon.stub($state, 'go');

// In the unit test
scope.openCollege (2);
assert(stateSpy.withArgs('college.main', '{currentCollege: 2}').calledOnce);

Note: the $state was not passed to the the controller.
I now have green tests!
Thanks for your help, gave me the idea of how to make this work.
J

A: You should use
it('should be able to go to person edit state', function () {
    DashboardCtrl();
    scope.openProject('12345');
    scope.$digest();
    expect(state.go).toHaveBeenCalledWith('college.main', { id : '12345' });
});

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Provides children, youth and their families from the Ethekweni metropolitan communities with childcare programmes.
For women and their children who have found themselves in a crisis situation. Secure, temporary accommodation is offered to them in a homely environment.
Provides meals and other essential items to local orphans and vulnerable children with a focus on babies and toddlers under the age of seven.
Provides terminally ill patients with quality, meaningful care.


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Булдхана () — город на севере индийского штата Махараштра. Административный центр округа Булдхана. Средняя высота над уровнем моря — 638 метров. По данным всеиндийской переписи 2001 года, в городе проживало 62 979 человек, из которых мужчины составляли 52 %, женщины — соответственно 48 %. Уровень грамотности взрослого населения составлял 82 % (при общеиндийском показателе 59,5 %). 13 % населения было моложе 6 лет.

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What controls the home directory in applications like Geeqie and Thunar?
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Giving Back, Doing Good
If you're here, I think we share some of the same values. And one of those is doing good in the world.
I truly believe that our self-care, self-kindness and wellness pursuit not only changes things for the better for us as individuals, but that it changes the world at a deep level.
When we feel well, when we are operating with kindness, compassion and curiosity, our capacity to be and do all we desire in the world expands. And our actions have a ripple effect that we can't ever measure, but it's SIGNIFICANT.
I wanted to build this idea of kindness and giving back into the very fabric of Erica Webb Yoga & Pilates. That's why from 1 July 2020, 5% of all membership, course and class fees are donated to a charitable cause each and every month (paid quarterly).
Who are we supporting?
You can find more details of the charities we support below.
This list is subject to change (and if you have a charity you'd like to recommend, I'm all ears!)
I love that simply by showing up for yourself you can change the world. You already are, but this initiative can give you that warm fuzzy feeling knowing you're part of supporting positive change and growth. Thank YOU.
Charitable organisations we're giving back to:
October - December 2020: The Indigenous Literacy Foundation
The Indigenous Literacy Foundation exists to make a difference to the lives of Indigenous families by not only gifting thousands of new culturally appropriate books – with a focus on early literacy and first language - but also by running programs to inspire the communities to tell and publish their own stories. You can read more about their initiatives here.
July - September 2020: Black Dog Institute
At Black Dog Institute, their aim is to create a mentally healthier world for everyone. You can read more about their initiatives here.


Never mind--was able to upgrade to the latest version actually, and this fixed the issue.
DPL's gallery mode (mode = gallery) seems to just display a bulleted list on my wiki.  Is this just an older version issue (DPL was installed in June and seems to be the same as the snapshot )?


One of the topics we often discuss here on this blog is the nearly impossible task of discharging student loan debt. Many students leave college with a degree that is supposed to help them land a career-launching job; but with the job market still relatively unstable, this degree saddles post-graduates with immense debt and only a slightly improved chance of obtaining work.
There seems to be a growing movement, both at the local and federal levels, to try to make this sort of debt discharge possible. Chapter 7 bankruptcy allows the filer to clear out much of the debt they have. Sometimes this can be all of it; but in many cases, there is still a little bit of debt left over because it is protected (like with student debt).
In this still shaky economy, millions of Californians have found themselves struggling to keep up with their monthly expenses. Some have turned to credit cards to make up this spending gap while they look for ways to bring in more income.
Relying on credit cards, though, can be a very dangerous proposition. It doesn't take long for the balance to grow so large that even the minimum payments become unmanageable. Add in late payment fees and escalating interest rates, and it is not too hard to see how this situation leads so many Californians into bankruptcy.
In 2005, when the Bankruptcy Code of the United States was altered to grant more oversight of consumer bankruptcy filings, Congress charged the U.S. Trustee Program with undertaking the vast challenge of reviewing potentially fraudulent filings. If an in-debt individual claimed incomes or expenditures that were out of the ordinary, the organization of trustees would pinpoint the case and bring in an outside accountant to perform the audit.


Honey is a better and safer treatment for children than over-the-counter cough syrup, a new study finds.
Researchers at Penn State College of Medicine found that a small dose of buckwheat honey given before bedtime provided better relief of nighttime cough and sleep difficulty in children than no treatment or dextromethorphan (DM), a cough suppressant found in many over-the-counter cold medications.
Honey did a better job reducing the severity, frequency and annoyance of nighttime coughing resulting from upper respiratory infection than DM or no treatment. Honey also helped the coughing child and the child's parents get more sleep.
DM was not significantly better at alleviating symptoms than no treatment.
These findings are especially notable since an FDA advisory board recently recommended that over-the-counter cough and cold medicines not be given to children under 6 years old because of lack of effectiveness and potential for side effects.
The results, described by lead author Ian Paul, are detailed in the December issue of the journal Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine.
Paul and colleagues showed in 2004 that neither DM nor diphenhydramine, another common component of cold medications, performed better than a placebo at reducing nighttime cough or improving sleep quality. However, honey has been used for centuries in some cultures to treat upper respiratory infection symptoms like cough and is considered to be safe for children over 12 months old. Honey has well-established antioxidant and antimicrobial effects, which could explain its contributions to wound healing. Honey also soothes on contact, which may help explain its effect on cough as suggested by the World Health Organization.
In the latest study, the researchers enrolled 105 children between the ages of 2 and 18 at a university-affiliated physician practice site. On the first night of the study, children received no treatment. Parents answered five questions about their child's cough and sleep quality as well as about their own sleep quality. On the second night, children received either honey, artificial honey-flavored DM or no treatment about a half hour prior to going to bed. Parents answered the same five questions the following morning.
The randomized study was partially double-blinded: Medical staff did not know what treatment each participating family received when distributing their sealed syringe-containing envelope. Parents of children who received honey or artificial honey-flavored DM in a measured syringe were blinded to their treatment group. Parents of children in the no treatment group received an empty syringe, and therefore were aware of their child's treatment group.
Across the board, parents rated honey as significantly better than DM or no treatment for symptomatic relief of their child's nighttime cough and sleep difficulty. In a few cases, parents did report mild side effects with the honey treatment, such as hyperactivity.
Potentially dangerous effects of DM in young children include dystonic reactions, severe involuntary muscle contractions and spasms. Further, DM is a commonly used as a drug of abuse by adolescents.
Cough is the reason for nearly 3 percent of all outpatient visits in the United States, more than any other symptom. It is particularly bothersome at night because it disrupts sleep. Consumers spend billions of dollars each year on OTC cough and cold medications despite little evidence that these drugs provide significant relief.


I've been troubling over the a decision about siding for the new buildings at the Refuge. I agree with Artisans Group's fabulous designer, Tessa Smith, who feels strongly that a wood bevel siding would place the buildings in the landscape in an important way, honoring the nature of the site. Wood sided buildings would require more effort to maintain over the years, but a modern alternative such as hardiplank might pry the buildings experientially out of alignment with the flow of the land. I get that.
Still, I have been swinging back and forth for six months now, looking for excuses to use one approach, then the other. A conversation yesterday with another long-time woodworker, J. T. Scott, provided me with an important clue to my disquiet. The light went on when I realized wood is not wood.
The conversation comes down to this: I've been working with wood for a long time. I'm old enough to have been blessed to begin in a world where old growth cedar was still available at reasonable prices. I've been fortunate to work it by hand and machine, to inhale the rich smell, to bear witness to the integrity and consistency of cedar that came from ancient trees.
I remember walking through a mill yard up in Forks in the seventies where there were stacks of 12 x 12 beams 24 feet long that were vertical grain, pure, razor straight, all heart, never-even-heard-of-a-knot, old growth. I remember it like it was yesterday. That rich wood came from trees that were ten feet through, lowest branches higher than a hundred feet—trees that had come up through the shade of elders countless generations deep. The wood was like nourishment to me; I can still feel the sensation of wanting to bite into it, as if to make that wealth part of my body. Truly sacred trees had been opened up like books, the heart of spirit exposed on every page—and available for two dollars a board foot. Walking by a wall of that is a spiritual experience for me. I can feel the majesty of the forest. I can see the eons shining through. That's a gift. I know first hand the power of lumber from those old trees.
So you see some of my backstory in this decision. When I imagine the vision of a wood sided jewel box at the sanctuary, I go back to that mill yard. I can see just a couple of those beams sliced up and laid out on my walls, ready to go a century with their long-grown resilience, that majesty of integrity.
My wake-up call comes when I realize this is 2010. I've been dreaming. The cedar siding I would love to have just isn't available anymore, at any price. Given the circumstances, I'm grateful for that scarcity. There's just not much old forest left. We've drawn a line to save the last of those trees, and I prefer that to having one more house covered with it—even though I could touch it and praise every day.
What IS available in wood is an immature parody of that dream—mixed grain boards from first growth sprouts. I just can't bring myself to wrap the house and studio in boards that are a mere shadow of the lumber in my imagination. It's just not the same thing. The real stuff is held in the old trees, in the old forests—trees that grew in the shade of massive elders, many generations deep. The lumber split out of those trees displayed that legacy. We err when we imagine the young trees can match that, no matter how big they get. It's romance that keeps that game going. The wood I can find now might look reasonable from a distance, but I'll be living close. It wouldn't hold up, wouldn't last. If I could find a truckload of that lumber from forty years ago, I'd go wood. Now, this is where we are. Let's see what we can do with these durable, clever alternatives.


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Video: Trump Says DOJ Should Investigate Podesta
"All of that dishonesty. They should be looking at a lot of things."
Steve Watson | Infowars.com - November 3, 2017 Comments
This morning President Trump doubled down on comments he tweeted out, telling reporters that he is disappointed in the Justice Department and that they should be investigating leading Democrats over deleted emails and the Uranium One issue.
Ahead of a trip to Asia, Trump initially faced more questions about the Russian collusion conspiracy theory.
"There was no collusion, there was no nothing. It's a disgrace frankly that they continue." he said.
"You want to look at Hillary Clinton and you ought to look at the new book that was just put out by Donna Brazille where she basically bought the DNC and she stole the election from Bernie, so that's what you ought to take a look at."the President added.
"I'm really not involved with the justice Department. I'd like to let it run itself, but honestly, they should be looking at the Democrats."he continued.
"They should be looking at Podesta and all of that dishonesty. They should be looking at a lot of things. And a lot of people are disappointed in the Justice Department including me." Trump concluded.
Everybody is asking why the Justice Department (and FBI) isn't looking into all of the dishonesty going on with Crooked Hillary & the Dems..
…New Donna B book says she paid for and stole the Dem Primary. What about the deleted E-mails, Uranium, Podesta, the Server, plus, plus…
….People are angry. At some point the Justice Department, and the FBI, must do what is right and proper. The American public deserves it!
In an interview aired Thursday night on Fox News' new show 'The Ingraham Angle', Trump blasted Hilary Clinton over her efforts to defend paying for a 'dirty dossier' on Trump during the election campaign to be leaked to the press.
"That dossier – which is totally fake and made up, it's like a novel. But that dossier is a disgrace and should not have been allowed to be used," Trump said.
"It's inconceivable, it's absolutely inconceivable, it's horrible,' Trump declared, referring to the revelation that $9 million was spent on the smear attempt.
The President noted that he is "trying to find out" full details of where the money originated from.
'And we'll find out,' Trump promised.


?—?complex systems both organic and inorganic exhibit a tendency toward equilibrium. Over the last decade, the vast, rapidly evolving network that is the internet has slowly but surely metamorphosed into a highly centralized system in which a small group of titanic corporations control the infrastructure and platforms that comprise the internet as it exists today.
The centralization of the internet is a direct result of the "Web 2.0" paradigm shift, which saw the internet transform from a non-interactive network of static content into a dynamic, interoperable, and collaborative medium. This transformation resulted in the creation of social networks and web apps, but also in the establishment of digital oligarchies that now threaten the democratic foundations of the web.
The emergence of the centralized web, however, has sparked a Newtonian response that aims to dismantle the vertical structures that compose the modern internet in the same way that the genesis of blockchain technology was driven by the restrictive centralization of finance and currency. The Web 3.0 paradigm shift is positioned to do for the internet what Bitcoin has done for money.
The primary purpose of the Web 3.0 movement isn't focused on expanding the functionality of the internet. Instead, Web 3.0 is focused on restructuring the way in which the internet is accessed and interacted with. Leveraging the technology that drives the blockchain revolution, Web 3.0 aims to wrestle ownership away from the corporations that rule the internet as it exists today.


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Proposed 20-21 DPSA/DECS Safe Learning Plan and COVID 19 Preparedness Plan
Duluth Public Schools Academy, doing business as Duluth Edison Charter School (DECS) is committed to providing a safe and healthy school environment for all our staff and students. To ensure we have a safe and healthy environment, DECS has developed the following Safe Learning Plan and COVID-19 Preparedness Plan for the 2021-22 school year. Staff, caregivers and students are all responsible for helping to implement this plan. Our goal is to mitigate the potential for transmission of COVID-19 in our school and that requires full cooperation among all in our school community. Only through this cooperative effort can we establish and maintain the safety and health of all persons in our schools.
This Plan is administered by the Head of School, who maintains the overall authority and responsibility for the plan. However, all staff are equally responsible for supporting, implementing, complying with and providing recommendations to further improve all aspects of this plan.
This Plan follows the guidance developed by the state of Minnesota as of August 17, 2021. This is based upon Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) guidelines for COVID-19 and schools. It addresses:
COVID 19 screening and contact tracing
vaccination efforts
staff and student hygiene and source controls;
school building and ventilation protocol;
school cleaning and disinfection protocol;
drop-off, pick-up and delivery practices and protocol;
appropriate accommodations for students with disabilities
continuity of services
communications and training practices and protocol.
We will continue to monitor guidance from the CDC, MDH and MDE and adjust our plan to ensure we are following the most up to date guidance.
Social distancing –
Our transportation provider will follow all required CDC and MDH guidance for social distancing on buses.
In this COVID time, families and visitors will be discouraged from entering the building unless there is an urgent need.
Staff will ensure they follow MDH recommendations for social distancing for all in person meetings and are strongly encouraged to utilize technology for meetings as much as possible:
additional protections and protocols for personal protective equipment (PPE); Our School Nurse and Special Education Coordinator will work with our Director of Business Services to procure needed PPE for the health office staff and specialized needs of staff working with high needs students.
additional protections and protocol for access and assignment; Our Head of School and HR Generalist will review access and assignment requests related to COVID concerns and follow all legal guidance in responding to them.
additional protections and protocol for distancing and barriers; All classrooms and offices will be set up following required and recommended CDC guidance. Bathrooms will have plexiglass dividers between sinks and offices will have the same protection for staff's staff desks. Our Head of School and Facilities Manager will monitor all needs in this area.
additional protections and protocols for managing occupancy: Students and staff will maintain as much distance as possible between each other. Breakfast and lunch will be divided between the cafeteria and/or classrooms for each grade level maintaining 3 feet of space between students. K-5 will have scheduled bathroom breaks throughout the day.
K-5 classrooms will have scheduled recess and outdoor times
6-8 will have scheduled outdoor times
additional protocols to limit face-to-face interaction; As much as is possible K-5 students will stay with the same teacher and students for the bulk of the day in the same space(s). For JA students protocols for entering and exiting classrooms will be established. Lockers will not be used.
Protocols in place for entering and exiting classrooms
In accordance with MDE and MDH recommendations changes will be made
Masks will be required for all students and staff in school and on buses; masks will not be required outside
COVID 19 Screening, Contact Tracing
Staff are informed of and encouraged to self-monitor for signs and symptoms of COVID-19. We will follow CDC and MDH recommendations for both self screening guidance and any in school screenings. Such procedures and any updates are shared with families and staff.
DECS has implemented procedures that promote staff staying at home when they are sick, when household members are sick, or when required by a health care provider to isolate or quarantine themselves or a member of their household per the provided CDC and MDH guidance.
Accommodations for staff with underlying medical conditions or who have household members with underlying health conditions will be implemented on a case by case basis in accordance with federal and state law and the DPSA Employee Handbook.
DECS has also implemented a procedure for informing staff and the families of students if they have been exposed to a person with COVID-19 at school and requiring them to quarantine for the required amount of time. This plan, which includes contact tracing, will be implemented under the advice of the Minnesota Department of Health.
DECS will follow any MDH and MDE recommendations for COVID 19 testing for staff and students.
School administration will continue to work with the local health department and MDE to provide vaccination information and vaccination locations for students age 12 and older and share this with the school community. As vaccinations become available for younger students we will continue this work and also consider on site vaccination clinics in cooperation with local health officials.
All students, staff, and other people present in school buildings or riding on school transportation vehicles are required to wear a face covering. The school will provide masks and/or face shields to students and staff who need them.
DECS Policy on Face Coverings Face Covering Policy
Staff and student hygiene and source controls
Basic infection prevention measures are being implemented at our school at all times.
Hand hygiene is a term used to cover both hand washing using soap and water, and cleaning hands with waterless or alcohol-based hand sanitizers.
Staff and students will be asked to perform hand hygiene frequently throughout the day, including but not limited to the following
After arriving at school. Before being dismissed from school.
After coughing or sneezing into a tissue or on your hands. (Preference is to cough/sneeze into your sleeve.)
After blowing your nose.
Before and after eating lunch.
After using the bathroom.
Before and after using playground equipment.
After touching objects that have been handled by other people.
All visitors to the school are required to wash or sanitize their hands prior to or immediately upon entering the facility. Hand-sanitizer dispensers (that use sanitizers of greater than 60% alcohol) are at entrances and locations in the school, including each classroom, so they can be used for hand hygiene in place of soap and water, as long as hands are not visibly soiled
Staff and students are being instructed to cover their mouth and nose with their sleeve or a tissue when coughing or sneezing, and to avoid touching their face, particularly their mouth, nose and eyes, with their hands. Clean masks will be available for staff and students who may sneeze or cough during the school day. Staff and students are expected to dispose of tissues in provided trash receptacles and wash or sanitize their hands immediately afterward. Respiratory etiquette will be demonstrated on posters and supported by making tissues and trash receptacles available to all workers and other persons entering the workplace.
Technology and Classroom Materials : All students and staff members will be assigned their own device. Protocol is for individuals to use only their device and materials and not to share.
Kindergarten Only: Kindergarten students will participate in learning labs with the tracking of students within individual learning labs each day in case of contract tracing. Cleaning protocols will be followed for supplies within stations.
School building and ventilation protocol
In light of COVID concerns in the 2020-21 school year we increased the air flow by 50 percent in both of our buildings. Our facilities staff works closely with the company UHL to monitor air flow and ventilation on a daily basis. During the summer of 2021 we installed the Trio Plus air purifier into each classroom at both buildings. The airflow of this three stage portable system boasts a remarkable Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR) of 295 CFM, True HEPA filtration, high intensity UVC germicidal sterilization and PRO-CELL toxic gas reduction technologies.
School cleaning and disinfection protocol
Regular practices of cleaning and disinfecting have been implemented in our buildings by our custodial staff. Staff will use gloves, masks, and when necessary goggles while cleaning. They will maintain social distancing. Practices include:
Deep cleaning– Wiping down tables, chairs, doors and other handles, light switches, phones, keyboards, railings and all other items frequently touched with recommended cleaning products. Disinfecting foggers will be used nightly in rooms that have been used.
Classrooms – Wiping down tables, chairs, door and other handles, all other items frequently touched with recommended cleaning products. Disinfecting foggers will be used nightly in rooms that have been used. Sweep and mop
Offices of Deans, Social Workers, Counselor, Principals and Health Office – Wiping down tables, chairs, door and other handles, all other items frequently touched with recommended cleaning products. Disinfecting fogger will be used nightly in rooms that have been used. Sweep and mop
Cafeteria – tables will be cleaned and disinfected after each use. Floors will be swept and scrubbed daily.
Bathrooms Restrooms are wiped down with recommended cleaning products, floor to all reachable areas every 2 hours to include all toilets and sinks. Sweep and mop restroom floors with sanitizer cleaner soap and disinfected each night
Gym – Wipe down walls as high as can be reached with recommended cleaning products daily, spray equipment with sanitizing spray after each class, sweep and scrub the floor daily.
Kitchen – wipe down all surfaces with recommended cleaning products, sweep and mop floors dial, wash floor mats and spray with disinfectant
Playgrounds.- Wipe down all touchable surfaces with recommended cleaning products daily. Spray sanitizer on areas hard to wipe down after frequent use (chains, small grab hold etc..)
Appropriate and effective cleaning and disinfecting supplies have been purchased and are available for use in accordance with product labels, safety data sheets and manufacturer specifications, and are being used with required personal protective equipment for the product.
Drop-off, pick-up and delivery practices and protocol
We will have a wider window of time for dropping off and picking up students as well as bus arrival and departure. Specifics of this protocol will be developed by building principals.
Bus drop off/pick up: drop off and pick up will be at the cafeteria doors (North Star) and students will be walked to buses(Raleigh). Caution will be taken as to the number of students walking through these areas.
Parent Drop off and Pick Up will be spread out through each building to avoid congestion in those areas.
Appropriate accommodations for students with disabilities in respect to the health and safety policies outlined above are considered and resolved by the students IEP Team.
During the 2021-22 school year our school staff will follow state and federal guidance to ensure continuity of services. Food security for our students and families is of top priority. Our food service department will continue to provide students who requested them breakfast and lunch options and access to the P-EBT benefits.
Technology — The school has provided chromebooks to all students, we became a one to one device school. We will continue to refresh and replace student chromebooks. We will continue to work with families to provide internet access for any who did not have it and to the best of our knowledge achieved 100 percent accessibility.
Student Services Staff delivered services via technology or home visits when necessary.
Communications and training practices and protocol
This document is an update of the August 2020 COVID-19 Preparedness Plan that was approved by our DPSA Board.
Information will continue to be communicated to all staff and families, about protections and protocols, including: 1) social distancing protocols and practices; 2) drop-off, pick-up, and delivery of items to the school and general delivery of materials; 3) practices for hygiene and respiratory etiquette; 4) recommendations or requirements regarding the use of masks, face-coverings and/or face-shields by staff and students. All staff and students will also be advised not to enter the workplace if they are experiencing symptoms or have contracted COVID-19.
Monitoring the Plan
The all school lead team monitors how effectively the plan is being implemented. This includes periodic in-house observations of expected protocol, surveys to staff, students and families, and open communication with the Head of School and other members of the lead team. All staff are to take an active role and collaborate in carrying out the various aspects of this plan, and update the protections, protocols, work-practices and training as necessary.
It will be updated as necessary by the Head of Schools or HOS designee at least every six months thereafter as required by state and federal departments of education.
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Items where Author is "Huhtala, Hannele"
Huhtala, Hannele (2005) A post-modern perspective on organizations. In: Huhtala, Hannele and Parzefall, Marjo-Riitta, (eds.) Review of Research on Innovativeness and Wellbeing. Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Helsinki, Finland, pp. 20-23.
Parzefall, Marjo-Riitta, Ala-Laurinaho, Arja, Luukkonen, Ritva and Huhtala, Hannele (2006) Report on innovation, wellbeing and management. . Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Helsinki, Finland.
Parzefall, Marjo-Riitta and Huhtala, Hannele (2006) Report on wellbeing, creativity and innovation. . Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Helsinki, Finland.
Parzefall, Marjo-Riitta and Huhtala, Hannele (2006) Review of research on wellbeing, creativity and innovation in organizations. . Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Helsinki, Finland.
Huhtala, Hannele and Parzefall, Marjo-Riitta (2005) Review of research on innovativeness and wellbeing conducted at the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health. . Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Helsinki, Finland.
Huhtala, Hannele, Ketola, Tarja and Parzefall, Marjo-Riitta (2006) Bureaucracy and innovative organizations: contrasting the Finnish mobile content industry with Weber's 15 tendencies of bureaucracy. In: Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management Conference, 2006-12-01.
Huhtala, Hannele (2006) Critical responses to the Katrina crisis: developing an agenda for future research and action. In: Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, 2006-08-11 - 2006-08-17.
Huhtala, Hannele (2004) Will we see the end of human resource management as a monitoring and surveillance practice in contemporary work organisations? In: Cambridge Graduate Conference on Social Psychology, 2004-05-22.
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Q: Humble Frozenbyte Bundle - Error when installing .run file I just bought and downloaded the most recent Humble Indie Bundle, and I downloaded a .run file for one of the games. I set the file to executable with chmod +x Trine.64.run and then tried installing it with sh Trine.64.run
I am getting the following error: Trine.64.run: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
I'm on 11.04 64 bit

A: I was able to just double-click the file in Nautilus after changing the permission.

A: If you ant to run it from the commandline, just run "./Trine.64.run" without the quotes.  It's not a shell script, it's a binary file.


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GREAT BRITONS OF STAGE AND SCREEN, VOLUME II: DIRECTORS IN CONVERSATION (HARDCOVER EDITION) by Barbara Roisman Cooper
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Barbara Roisman Cooper is an acknowledged expert on British cinema and theatre. Her many credits on those topics include articles in publications such as British Heritage, Modern Maturity, Biblio, and The Baker Street Journal. She has interviewed more than one hundred leading members of the British stage and screen communities.
Great Britons of Stage and Screen, Volume II: Directors in Conversation examines the artistic processes of a dozen creators of some of the most important films and stage productions over the last seventy-five years, many of which have received Oscars, BAFTAs, Oliviers, and Tonys. The book provides insights into the lives and works of these professionals: what they do, how they do it, and who inspired them to create some of the greatest works of film and theatre.
Great Britons of Stage and Screen, Volume II: Directors in Conversation is Roisman Cooper's fourth book; her others are Straight from the Horse's Mouth with Ronald Neame (2003); Anna Lee: A Memoir (2007), and Great Britons of Stage and Screen: Volume I: In Conversation (2015), a collection of twenty-two interviews with British actors.
"Barbara Roisman Cooper has, over many years, been having in-depth conversations with an extraordinary range of distinguished British film and theatre directors. The result is this remarkable collection, which is not only a welcome source book, it is also a terrific read. "
– Sir Christopher Frayling, former Rector of the Royal College of
Art and Chair of Arts Council England
"Great Britons of Stage and Screen: Directors in Conversation provides surprising insights into the lives of working directors, past and present, an invaluable contribution that transcends scholarship and enriches our cultural knowledge."
– Nicholas Meyer, writer-director
"With her talent and inside knowledge as author and teacher of film, Barbara Roisman Cooper commands and coaxes her directors to performance pitch. This is an inspiring book."
– John Minoprio, The Old Vicarage Picture House
"These insightful and entertaining conversations with twelve successful British directors will add immensely to the hands-on work in film schools in particular and students of film and theatre at large. If this fine publication by Barbara Roisman Cooper had been available when I was at UCLA, I might have become a director myself instead of a novelist."
– Tim Symonds, author; UK member: Society of Authors,
Historical Novel Society, and Chartered Institute of Journalists


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The Yampa River in Colorado - The Last Undammed Tributary on the Colorado River System
Finally - I made it to the Yampa River in northwestern Colorado! As the last undammed tributary on the Colorado River system, its flow responds to the whims of nature, thus making the river rafting season short and unpredictable (as it should be). I tried to make this run last year in late June but was "forced" to switch to the Green River in Lodore Canyon (see those blog postings here and here). With snowpack up to 140% or normal in the Rocky Mountains this year, I requested a put-in date on the last day of May. We started with a cushy 7,000 cfs and ended up nearing 10,000 cfs.
This is the Yampa River at Deerlodge Park where the National Park Service maintains a ranger station and boat ramp in Dinosaur National Monument.
The cottonwood bosque was beautiful and I wish we could have camped here the night before.
The boats are ready in this downstream view from Deerlodge Park. Our outfitter was OARS (aka Don Hatch River Expeditions) and the crew were all fantastic and accommodating to our group of geology (and other) enthusiasts.
As we got on the water, a huge thunderstorm was developing downstream. We had excellent clouds on this trip, which is rather unusual for late May/early June.
Downstream view on approaching the entrance to the canyon. The put-in at Deerlodge Park is set within the soft shales of the Jurassic Morrison Formation, easily eroded to make the open valley. But the strata are arched upwards toward the west, bringing older rock units to the surface. On the way to the canyon entrance, we passed in descending order, the Entrada Sandstone, the Glen Canyon Sandstone (a combination of the more familiar Navajo and Wingate sandstones), the Chinle, Moenkopi and Park City formations. Ahead in this view is the Permian Weber Sandstone, a time-equivalent rock unit to the Cedar Mesa and Esplanade sandstones farther south.
The stratigraphic column for Dinosaur National Monument shows a striking similarity to rock units found farther south (image courtesy of Belknap river guidebook Westwater Press).
Further downstream within the canyon, the Pennsylvanian Upper Morgan Formation appears. It contains interbedded sandstone and limestone, signaling a change in depositional systems at this time, about 310 Ma. Similar rocks are found to the south (the Honaker Trail Formation (in Cataract and the San Juan River canyons) and the Supai Group (Grand Canyon).
Kayakers in the Yampa Canyon.
Even further along, the Lower Morgan Formation rises up above river level. It is composed mostly of soft shale. This unit has a major bearing on the shape of the canyon, as south dipping bedding planes in the shale have given way to create large prehistoric landslides into the canyon.
Geologic map of the Yampa River portion of Dinosaur National Monument. Note the yellowish colors labeled Ql (Quaternary landslides) that are found only on the north side of the river (highlighted by colored arrows). This is where the south-dipping Lower Morgan Formation has slipped into the deepening canyon, carrying the Upper Morgan Fm. and Weber Sandstone rocks with it. The red arrow highlights where the picture above was taken. The yellow arrow in the upper left points to the location of Warm Springs Rapid where a large debris flow created a new rapid in 1965.
View of the Weber Sandstone (top) and the Upper Morgan Formation (brilliant colors below).
Spirifer brachiopod fossils from the Morgan Formation.
Scene looking upstream from our first nights camp at TeePee Camp. What a beautiful place!
Looking downstream to another location where the Lower Morgan Formation has slipped away into the river, leaving a juniper covered slope that dips to the south (left). The headwalls of the breakaway point are the cliffs in the distance (center).
A view of the "Yampatheaters" (Yampa amphitheaters). These may be periglacial features formed during the Ice Age. They are always found on the north-facing slopes, where snow may have accumulated to great thicknesses. The presence of water here may have carved recesses in the cliff.
We are now getting deeper into the rock stack as the river meanders through south-dipping strata. The Upper Morgan Formation forms the upper cliff, with the Lower Morgan Formation making the middle bench. Below that is a small cliff face of the Mississippian Round Valley Limestone, underlain by the Doughnut and Humbug formations (ledge and slope). The uppermost Madison Limestone is just poking out above the river in the distance.
We stopped at this syncline in the Round Valley Limestone to discuss how it may have formed. The guidebook and our geology guide Zach said that it might be a collapse feature formed on top of underlying karst. However, someone noticed that one of the interbedded shales was thrust to the left over itself. That might be compatible with karst collapse but a tectonic origin cannot be ruled out.
As the river generally trends from east to west, it also makes wide swings to the south and north. When it swings to the south (in the direction of dip) younger rocks come to the rivers side. When it goes north, older rocks. Here we see a southerly trend with a cliff of Weber Sandstone angling down to river level.
We saw a lot of Bighorn sheep on this trip.
Huge alcoves have formed where the Weber Sandstone overlies the Upper Morgan Formation. And in the shadows of these great alcoves grow stately Douglas fir trees, well below their normal elevational comfort zone. Shady winters provide more net effective moisture on these cool, north-facing slopes.
Check out those colors in the Upper Morgan Formation of alternating red sandstone and gray limestone! Most Colorado Plateau strata below this horizon are marine. Most strata above are terrestrial. This interval marks a giant change in depositional patterns in this part of the world.
The lower Weber Sandstone has a few mud partings that cause groundwater to seep out, leaving blackish streaks on the walls of the canyon.
Our second nights camp was at Harding Hole 4 (river campsites are preassigned within Dinosaur National Monument). Way up on the cliff where the gray, varnished top meets the more reddish middle, a perched river gravel remains.
This is a close-up of a portion of that deposit. Note how the gravel sits within a convex-up channel-form, likely an older course of the Yampa River before it had incised to its present level.
Morning scene at Harding Hole 4 camp.
Bedding features within the Weber Sandstone.
Chase on the stand-up paddle board.
A sandstone maze carved by the Yampa River.
These shots were taken in the highly meandering section of the Yampa, which is generally more to the south and where the Weber Sandstone comes down to river level. I wonder if the meanders were once also present upstream from here but before the river cut down into the Morgan Formation there? In other words, are the meanders (obviously formed when the river was positioned upon a more subdued terrain) preferentially preserved within the sandstone but then "straighten out" when a different rock type is incised into? The answer seems to be "yes" to me.
We are approaching the Grand Overhang of the Yampa River.
A closer view.
An upstream view.
A view while on our way past the topmost limestone in the Upper Morgan Formation.
The entire trip, we have been traveling parallel to the Yampa Fault, an east/west trending structure that is uplifted on the south side. In this south view, we get a glimpse across the fault. The Weber Sandstone is exposed next to the river on the right. Directly above the raft in the distance are the Park City, Moenkopi and Chinle formations. However, once the fault is crossed, the layers are uplifted dramatically and on the skyline is the Morgan Formation, just poking above the rivers edge on the right and on the downthrown side of the fault.
Canada geese.
The Tiger Wall in Yampa Canyon.
Finally, we arrive at the banks of famed Warm Springs Rapid. It was much different than I had pictured. Photos I had seen of the rapid showed more open terrain (or so I conjured). But a gigantic wall of Morgan Formation and Weber Sandstone rose nearly 800 feet straight up from the left bank.
A better view of the impressive south wall with one of the famous "holes" in the river visible.
Another party came down while the boatmen were scouting the rapid. They had one of their rafts go over but I was repositioning when it happened and missed it.
Warm Springs Rapid with the 1965 debris flow in the foreground.
Looking upstream in Warm Springs Canyon where the deluge let loose the debris flow. Rocks from this event can still be clearly seen, although later flows have also occurred.
Across from our 3rd camp at Big Hole 3, another instance where a former channel of the Yampa River has been dissected by the modern river. Note the lens-shaped cut in the lower sandstone cliff. This channel is filled with rounded river cobbles.
We camped only one mile from the confluence with the Green River. Ahead is the upturned edge of the Mitten Park Fault.
This is the junction of the Green River (left) and the Yampa River (right). The Yampa is about 250 miles long and has its headwaters beneath the Continental Divide.
Beautiful flower along the river.
Streamboat Rock in Echo Park. Had the Echo Park Dam been built in the 1950s, only the top few feet of the rock would have risen above the high-water mark of the reservoir. What a story it is to read about how this dam was averted. Famed whitewater boatman and former Dinosaur Monument River Ranger Herm Hoops has also written a short piece about this. I got to meet with Herm before this trip.
Looking at Diamond Peak on the distant skyline at the head of Whilrpool Canyon.
Looking south along the trace of the Mitten Park Fault with upturned beds of the Morgan Formation.
A view upstream of the same structure.
This is the site of where the Echo Park Dam would have been built. The layers seen (from bottom to top) are the Precambrian Uinta Mountain Group, capped by thinly-bedded Lodore Formation which is a Tapeats Sandstone equivalent. The gray limestone cliff beneath the rim in the distance is the Madison Limestone, a Redwall Limestone equivalent.
Here light colored Lodore sandstone has lapped up onto an irregular surface cut down into the Unita Mountain Group. I just love a good outcrop of paleotopography!
My good friend Orlando enjoys a quiet morning on the Green River in Island Park.
Island Park view. Over the hill in the distance is the location of the great 1872 Diamond Hoax. You can read a rather long Smithsonian Magazine article about it here.
A giant bison petroglyph in Island Park.
Rainbow Park where the Entrada Sandstone is exposed as the white cliff in the distance.
Jeff Meyers is another geologist who accompanied this trip along with his geologist wife Jan Schultz. They both taught very popular geology classes at Santa Barbara City College for many years and have now retired to Arizona.
In the distance is the entrance to Split Mountain, named by John Wesley Powell in 1871 for the way the Green River flows right through an uplifted anticline.
A closer view of the entrance to Split Mountain.
The exit of Split Mountain. What a trip! I finally got to experience the Yampa River. Thanks as always for reading.
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Around the Canyon: Week of June 6
Photo by Williams-Grand Canyon News.
Originally published Tuesday, June 5, 2018 at 10:05a.m.
Flagstaff shopping trip June 8 and 13
The Grand Canyon Rec Center will sponsor a shopping trip to Flagstaff June 8 and 13. Cost is $18 per person. Sign up is available in the Rec Center — those interested should give at least two days notice.
Friday Night Flix: "Annihilation" June 8
The Grand Canyon Rec Center will show a free movie in the Multi-Purpose Room at 7 p.m. This week's feature is "Annihilation" (Rated R) starring Natalie Portman, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Tessa Thompson. A biologist signs up for a dangerous, secret expedition into a mysterious zone where the laws of nature don't apply. Enjoy this recently released DVD movie on the Rec Center's 14' wide screen. Free lemonade and popcorn will be served to the audience.
Karaoke June 9
The Rec Center will host karaoke beginning at 8 p.m. Bring your friends and sing along.
Flagstaff farmer's market June 10
The Grand Canyon Rec Center will sponsor a shopping trip to the Flagstaff farmer's market June 10. Cost is $18 per person. Sign up is available in the Rec Center — those interested should give at least two days notice.
Health benefits enrollment assistance June 10
North Country HealthCare will offer free application and enrollment assistance at the Grand Canyon Clinic for various government programs, including ACCCHS, KidsCare, Health Insurance Marketplace and SNAP. Call (928) 638-2551 for an appointment.
Tusayan Town Council meeting June 13
The Tusayan Town Council will meet Feb. 15 at 6 p.m. in the Town Hall, located just south of Grand Canyon Airport. The public is encouraged to attend. A copy of the agenda can be found by visiting tusayan-az.gov/agendas-minutes.
Doggy social June 13
The Rec Center will host doggy social at 6 p.m. Bring your furry friends to meet and greet other dogs and dog lovers.
Neighborhood Watch group meets June 14
The Tusayan Neighborhood Watch program meets at 5:30 p.m. the second Thursday of every month at the Tusayan Fire Department. All community members are welcome and various public safety topics will be discussed. More information is available from Chrystal Schoppmann at (928) 638-3473.
"Star Wars: The Last Jedi" at IMAX through June 30
The National Geographic IMAX will present a nightly showing of "National Parks Adventure at 8:30 p.m. through the month of June. The film is rated PG-13. More information and ticket prices can be found at https://explorethecanyon.com/tour-types/imax-schedule.
Summer Cafe available at Grand Canyon, Tusayan and Valle Monday — Friday
The Grand Canyon Rec Center will offer the Summer Cafe free lunch program at noon Monday through Friday through July 27. Any child up to 18 years old can stop by for a free sack lunch and activity.
Summer Cafe locations will also be available at Enstrom Baseball Field in Valle beginning June 18 and Long Jim Loop Park in Tusayan beginning June 4 from 11:45 to 12:45 p.m.
Volunteers are still needed to hand out food and provide activities. Adults and teens interested in volunteering can contact Mike Scott at (928) 229-1228 or email gccommunitychurch@gmail.com.
Open Gym Sundays
The Rec Center will have open gym from 7 p.m. to close every Sunday.
BINGO offered on Mondays
The Rec center will host BINGO night very Monday at 7 p.m. in the multi-purpose room.
Play group meets Mondays
A play group for children and parents meets Mondays from 10 a.m. to noon at the Grand Canyon Rec Center. Everyone is welcome, no RSVP necessary.
Bible study held Mondays
The Grand Canyon Community Church will hold a Bible study at 7 p.m. every Monday in the Canyon Plaza Hotel atrium. All are welcome to attend.
Grand Canyon Rotary meets Wednesdays
The Grand Canyon Rotary Club meets Wednesdays at from 12:10 to 1:10 p.m. at Big E's Steakhouse in Tusayan. Anyone interested in joining can join the group or contact Laura Chastain at (928) 638-2901.
The Grand Canyon Chess Club meets Wednesdays at 6 p.m.
The Grand Canyon Chess Club meets every Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the Piano Room. All ages and skill levels welcome.
Beginner's Yoga class meets Saturdays
The Grand Canyon Rec Center will hold beginning yoga classes Saturdays t 2:30 p.m. in the MPR. The classes are free and open to the community.
Grand Canyon AA
Grand Canyon chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous meet three times weekly at the South Rim on Mondays,Wednesdays and Fridays in the Kachina Room of Kachina Lodge. Meetings for the group begin at 7 p.m.
Tusayan Fire seeking volunteers
Tusayan Fire Department is looking for volunteers to join its department. Those interested in being part of the tradition and the excitement of firefighting while serving in the community are encouraged to become a volunteer. More information is available from Tusayan Fire Department at (928) 638-3473 or by stopping by the department Tuesday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.


A career as property manager can be a fulfilling provided one knows how these companies work and some of the things your customers are looking forward to knowing you. Choosing the wrong mange could cost you in the long run since they will make your property lose its value which could affect the number of clients one gets. There is so much that needs to be done when one is managing property from vetting clients to promoting the houses.
Everyone can be experienced but they might still be unable to reason and come up with solutions on how to deal with high and low seasons, something one should ask before working with them. By the time a property manager is giving you answers, you will be sure that they know what needs to be done depending on the answers provided to you. An experienced person does not hesitate to give answers, and if they do, there is a likelihood they have no idea on what you just asked.
Agree on the fees and the terms of contract before you start working together so that one is sure they can afford to pay on time thus avoiding issues later. Sometimes ne may think they are getting a better deal until you ask the managers to give you a list of things covered in the fee, if you feel it is not favorable while compared to other firms, this is the chance for you to get out of the agreement before it is late. Most companies use their websites as the first marketing tool, but you need to ask if there are other options these individuals could be considering and their benefits.
Remember that these managers have other customers they are managing their property so one should bother to ask how you fit in the schedule. Know how to reach them in case you have an issue and if that is a way that you can communicate with these managers throughout. Be curious to know if they have integrated the latest management tools in their system to help them in providing good services to their clients.
Ask the methods they use in dealing with maintenance problems since the parties must agree on the amount they should not exceed without contacting you otherwise that could lead to misuse of money. When you find someone with a matching personality, things get easier for you since it will be easy to communicate. The best way to know how a company works is by getting contacts of their current clients and speaking with them.


when I'm at home in Sweden I always say to myself to photograph everything. I mean like literally EVERYTHING. But somehow my camera always ends up forgotten in my bag. It feels better to enjoy every single moment thru my own eyes instead. Here are a few snapshots from the trip in July though. I realize now how much I already miss the summer..
i just thought now would be a good moment to share these photos of my grandpa's puppies taken in July this year with you. aren't they adorable? My grandpa too.


In late spring the soft pink flowers of Darmera peltata emerge before the leaves, held high above the ground on stems up to 1.5m tall. This vigorous perennial then produces rounded leaves up to 60cm diameter. In autumn the foliage turns a rich red before dying down for the winter. A great plant for streamsides and bog gardens where there's plenty of space to romp around. Pictured here at Sandling Park, Kent.


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Next up in our pre-season analysis is another newcomer, Atherton Collieries.
The Manchester based club were promoted as champions of the Northern West League and will be looking to prove themselves in the upcoming campaign.
The Colls accumulated 82 points over 38 league matches and boasted the best goal difference in their division. They also conceded the least amount of goals along with runners up Radcliffe Borough and third placed Leek Town.
Now Michael Clegg's side will be looking to solidify themselves in the Northern Premier League. They may even try to overachieve as the league newcomers, similarly to how Basford United managed to finish 7th in their first season in the Northern Premier League.
Up top there is a lot of quality for the Colls to make the most of, after scoring 89 goals last season, the most out of any team. They have made sure to maintain that firepower by extending the contract of top scorer Tom Bentham.
A handful of other first teamers in the form of Ben Hardcastle, Danny Lafferty and Clive Smith have also signed contract extensions.
Atherton have also signed some new talent, such as a third spell at the club for Ben Conway, along with the additions of right winger Marcus Perry, 20-year-old midfielder Jack Egan and trialist Toyeeb Mustapha.
Michael Clegg's side have endured a positive pre-season as well. Positive results such as a 5-0 hammering against Ashton Town and a 2-0 victory over eight-time Saudi Arabian champions Al-Ittihad.
The Dolly Blues face off against Atherton Collieries on August 26th at the Giant Axe Stadium at 3pm.
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