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package integratedtoolkit.types.request.tp;

import java.util.concurrent.Semaphore;

/**
 * The GraphDescriptionRequest class represents a request to obtain a dot format
 * description of the dependency graph
 */
public class GraphDescriptionRequest extends TPRequest {

    /** Semaphore where to synchronize until the operation is done*/
    private Semaphore sem;
    /** Graph description*/
    private String response;

    /**
     * Constructs a new GraphDescription request
     * @param sem Semaphore where to synchronize until the operation is done
     */
    public GraphDescriptionRequest(Semaphore sem) {
        super(TPRequestType.GRAPHSTATE);
        this.sem = sem;
    }

    /**
     * Returns the semaphore where to synchronize until the graph is described
     * @return the semaphore where to synchronize until the graph is described
     */
    public Semaphore getSemaphore() {
        return sem;
    }

    /**
     * Sets the semaphore where to synchronize until the graph is described
     * @param sem the semaphore where to synchronize until the graph is
     * described
     */
    public void setSemaphore(Semaphore sem) {
        this.sem = sem;
    }

    /**
     * Returns the graph description in a dot format
     * @return graph description in a dot format
     */
    public String getResponse() {
        return response;
    }

    /**
     * Sets the graph description
     * @param response graph description
     */
    public void setResponse(String response) {
        this.response = response;
    }
}


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New relationships, business practices challenge established order within the construction and home building community
You would need to have your head buried in the sand to fail to notice the way the burgeoning condominium market has been changing Ottawa's skyline.
More challenging, of course, are how the new developments – both ones under-way and anticipated – are reshaping relationships and business practices within Ottawa's architectural, engineering and construction community.
You can see indications some of the most dramatic changes are yet to come, when the current Ottawa Construction Association (OCA) headquarters at 196 Bronson Ave. will be demolished and replaced by high-rise towers. (The OCA at press time is still finalizing its relocation to a building to be constructed at Antares and Hunt Club.)
The pace of change and the speed in which new condos are built depends on a diversity of factors, most significantly supply and demand. And this means some projects initially conceived as condos are being shelved, or converted into partial or entirely rental properties.
For example, Toronto-based Lamb Development Corp. hasn't indicated when it will start work on the new Bronson Ave. building but OCA president John DeVries has indicated that Lamb would welcome the OCA staying beyond its lease-back deadline; though DeVries indicates the OCA will move on schedule as planned.
Lamb originally conceived building condos on the site, but more recently, published reports indicate that he has sold the property to Fortress Real Developments, that plans to build rental units on the site. The Fortress website says: "The 21-storey 212 unit apartment project is currently being contemplated as a rental as opposed to a condominium."
Meanwhile, the Greater Ottawa Home Builders' Association (GOHBA) has noticed how several new builders have arrived from out-of-town, especially Toronto and Montreal, but have not rushed to join the association. The GOHBA has started reaching out to the new condo developers to encourage them to join.
Ottawa has its share of local developers, of course, including the Windmill Group, which has achieved a national reputation in sustainable construction, and Gatineau-based Brigil.
Here, some businesses have discovered impressive supply-side opportunities, including Marcomm Systems Group Inc., which provides developers with integrated monitoring and wireless entry systems.
"I see about 10 to 15 new buildings being constructed in the next few years," says Mike Elkin, Marcomm's security sales and marketing manager. "Ottawa is a great place for condo development."
Elkin says Marcomm's business has traditionally been in the public sector, responding to RFPs and fixed bid tenders. (It has installed prison security systems.)
He said, however, he saw an opportunity in the condo market with the ability to provide unit holders with battery-contolled hotel-like keys, managed through a wireless entry system. "The tenant (or owner) would be able to have one fob on their key chain, to access the elevator, their apartment, and parking areas."
A typical multi-million dollar condo might require approximately $1 million in access control and security resources, meaning these contracts, when won, are lucrative for the service provider.
It takes time to build the relationships and earn the developers' respect, however. And if the developer works with a general contractor (GC), there is another level – obtaining the GC's buy-in to the plan.
Work at this level can be frustrating, Elkin says. In theory, it may be helpful to work with the developer and architect to have the innovations built into the building specs, but since specs generally need to be drawn up in a manner to allow for competitive bidding, the risk is there that another organization will swoop in and win the work on price, even after the original innovator spent hours demonstrating the concept's potential and suggesting an elegant, effective system.
Conversely, as Elkin has experienced with some major developers, if you deliver the goods and build relationships, you will have the opportunity to work with the developer/owner at the earliest stages for future projects– and that has begun happening with Marcomm.
Condos in Ottawa's future
With condo developments planed and names like ICON, VIBE, Gotham, Tribeca, and Zibi, you know Ottawa's skyline is about to change for ever.
There's more: Centropolis, The Minto Metropole, The Opus, Pinnacle, The Continental and (replacing the OCA headquarters), Bronson.
Over the next few months Ottawa Construction News will be examining this new Ottawa trend and will be publishing a series of special features on the people behind the designs, the builders of this mammoth structures and the suppliers who provide all the pieces to make it a possibility. Oh, yes and let's not forget the architects and engineers – the ones that have figured-out how to make it all work.
For more information, please contact Tim Lawlor at (613) 699-2057 ext 220 or email tlawlor@cnrgp.com.
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Posted by Martin Bourke On November - 8 - 2019
***Kindly Sponsored by Pa's Bar, Upperchurch***
Last weekends game against Boherlahan Dualla had to be postponed due to the adverse weather conditions. So we now begin our campaign this Sunday 10th against Loughmore-Castleiney. Throw in is at 12pm in Castleiney
GAA CLUB OPEN MEETING NOV 15TH
Upperchurch Drombane GAA club are holding a planning night in Upperchurch Hall on Friday November 15th beginning at 8pm.
This is designed for all the community to come together and discuss as groups how they feel the GAA club should plan for the next number of years. The evening will be broken into a number of areas for discussion and all feedback is welcome.
A neutral moderator from outside the parish will be present on the night to guide proceedings. We would like to see as broad a cross-section of the parish as possible attend so even those who are not currently members of the GAA club are more than welcome to come along. Refreshments will also be served on the night.
PARKINSONS CHARITY TABLE QUIZ
A charity table quiz in aid of the Tipperary branch of the Parkinson's Association will take place in Pa's Bar, Upperchurch on Friday Nov 8th starting at 9pm. A table of 4 costs €20 and there will also be some great spot prizes on the night. Hoping for a good turnout to support this worthy charity.
MUNSTER SENIOR CAMOGIE FINAL
We would like to wish Upperchurch/Drombane parishioners Mary Bourke, Caroline Shanahan, Maureen Ryan & Joanna Ryan the best of luck ahead of their Munster Senior Final this weekend with the Drom & Inch camogie team
CLUB AGM
Our club AGM will take place on Sunday December 15th in Drombane
An updated range of club merchandise can be purchased from the O'Neills website. The link for the shop is: https://www.oneills.com/shop-by-team/gaa/ireland/upperchurch-drombane-gaa.html
Anyone interested in getting weekly club news and fixtures sent to them via email can subscribe to the mailing list by emailing upperchurchdrombane.gaa@gmail.com with "Subscribe" in the subject bar.
CLUBIFY/CLUBZAP
Do you have a smartphone and want to get news/fixtures and results for the club sent directly to it? Then download the Clubzap(formerly known as Clubify) app(from the Apple App Store, Google Play store or at http://www.clubifyapp.com/download and select "Upperchurch Drombane GAA" from the menu.
CLUB SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS
Website: http://www.upperchurchdrombanegaa.ie
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/upperchurchdrombane
Twitter: http://twitter.com/churchdrombane


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Countersuit Filed Against Harvest Picnic Festival
Last month, Harvest Picnic organizer Jean-Paul Gauthier and his September Seventh Entertainment company sued Canadian booking company the Feldman Agency after Jann Arden dropped out of this year's event at the last minute. Now, the Feldman Agency has launched a countersuit against the Ontario festival.
In the countersuit, the Feldman Agency is seeking thousands of dollars in unpaid fees and demanding the original lawsuit be "dismissed without cost," according to court documents obtained by the CBC.
The company represents Arden, Johnny Reid and Cowboy Junkies. September Seventh paid half of the $75,000 fee for Arden's appearance upfront, but was refunded the money by the Feldman Agency when she had to cancel. Reid, meanwhile, claims he was only paid half of the money he was owed and is suing Gauthier and co. for $110,250 in unpaid fees.
"All of the defendants plead that the claims against them are frivolous and vexatious, are excessive and remote and are not recoverable at law," reads Feldman's statement of defence.
In the countersuit, Feldman also claims that Gauthier is unable to afford a lawyer for the upcoming court proceedings.
Gauthier and September Seventh originally sued the Feldman Agency for $27 million — $6 million of that attributed to lost revenue from Arden's cancellation alone. He also alleged that Reid and Cowboy Junkies broke radius clauses, which prevented the former from playing within 500 km of Hamilton from May 30 to November 26, and the latter from playing within 150 km of Hamilton within 90 days of the festival.
At the time of the initial lawsuit, the Rheostatics, the Killjoys and Jeremy Fisher were still awaiting payment, while stagehands and technicians were also owed funds.
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Radical Ethnic Movements in Contemporary Europe
Stefan Troebst and Farimah Daftary
Nation states and minorities resort more and more to violence when safeguarding their political interests. Although the violence in the Middle East has been dominating world politics for some time now, European governments have had their share of ethnic violence to contend with as this volume demonstrates. And as the case studies show, ranging as they do from the Basque Country to Chechnya, from Northern Ireland to Bosnia-Herzegovina, this applies to western Europe as much as to eastern Europe. However, in contrast to other parts of the world, instances where political struggles for power and social inclusion between minorities and majorities lead to full-fledged inter-ethnic warfare are still the exception; in the majority of cases conflicts are successfully de-escalated and even resolved. In a comprehensive conclusion, the volume offers a theoretical framework for the development of strategies to deal with violent ethnic conflict.
Stefan Troebst is Professor of East European Cultural Studies at the University of Leipzig and a former Director of the European Centre for Minority Issues (ECMI), Flensburg, Germany. Farimah Daftary is a former Senior Research Associate of the European Centre for Minority Issues (ECMI), Flensburg, Germany.
For further information about this book, please see our ECMI Library.
This publication may be ordered directly from the publisher at:
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Bartłomiej (Barthélemy, Bartholomeo, Bartholomäus) Pitiscus (ur. 24 sierpnia 1561 w Słonem niedaleko Zielonej Góry, zm. 2 lipca 1613 w Heidelbergu) – matematyk, astronom i teolog kalwiński. Jako pierwszy użył terminu trygonometria. Jego imieniem nazwany jest krater na Księżycu.

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Pochodził z niezamożnej śląskiej rodziny. Studiował teologię w Zerbst i Heidelbergu. W 1584 został nauczycielem 10-letniego Fryderyka IV, elektora Palatynatu Reńskiego. Następnie został mianowany nadwornym kapelanem we Wrocławiu i nadwornym kaznodzieją Fryderyka IV. Pitiscus był zwolennikiem polityki Fryderyka IV skierowanej przeciwko katolicyzmowi. 8 kwietnia 1603 mianowany profesorem matematyki na uniwersytecie w Heidelbergu.

W 1595 roku po raz pierwszy użył słowa 'trygonometria' w swoim dziele Trigonometria. Sive de solutione triangulorum Tractatus brevis et perspicuus (1595, Heidelberg). Pitiscusowi przypisuje się także wprowadzenie przecinka w zapisie ułamków dziesiętnych.

Wykłady trygonometrii według Pitiscusa prowadzono na Akademii Krakowskiej.

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Egypt's tumult and coup will become central points in al-Qaeda's narrative for years to come, also giving rise to al-Qaeda's next generation.
Ayman al-Zawahri speaks from an unknown location, in this still image taken from video uploaded on a social media website, June 8, 2011.
The coup d'etat in Cairo and the bloodshed since then has validated al-Qaeda's narrative more powerfully than any event in the last two decades.
The future of global jihad is being defined in Egypt this summer. The next generation of al-Qaeda is being born.
In Zawahiri's view, Egypt's reigning general, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, is just another Anwar Sadat, a traitor to Islam who shall sooner or later be assassinated — and Egyptians should follow the path of Muhammad Atta, the Egyptian who led the 9/11 hijackers, and resort to terror against the near enemy, the Egyptian army, and the far enemy, America, which has armed and trained Egypt's military since Sadat made peace with Israel in 1979.
With more than 1,000 Egyptians already "martyred" by the military, Zawahiri does not need to persuade a majority of Egyptians or other Muslims to join the global jihad. A minority of fanatics is more than sufficient to conduct terror. Al-Qaeda sees itself as a vanguard movement, not a popular one. "Knights" such as Atta show the way; they don't seek mass approval.
The jihadists already have a base in the Sinai where dozens of Islamist ex-prisoners have fled since the 2011 revolution. Some have already proclaimed their loyalty to Zawahiri. The Egyptian army, with Israeli encouragement, is trying hard to regain control of the peninsula.
The Sinai is an attractive base for al-Qaeda. Unlike the Nile River valley and delta, the Sinai offers many places to hide out. The native Bedouin population is deeply alienated from the army and Cairo. The Sinai is a perfect base from which to attack Israel, especially Eilat. Arms have flowed to the area from Libya for two years. Finally the Sinai is next to Gaza, where Hamas has lost its Brotherhood patron in Cairo and has been facing an underground Salafist movement for several years. Hamas' vulnerability may open more doors for al-Qaeda.
Washington appears to be a bystander in this struggle. Even if the Obama administration cuts aid to the Egyptian army, al-Qaeda and its sympathizers will say the action comes far too late after 30 years of backing Mubarak. But US interests are hugely at stake. This summer's events in Cairo will become central points in al-Qaeda's narrative for years to come. Much like the 1953 coup against Iranian Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh, which still enrages Shiite Iranian militants 60 years later, Sisi's coup may inspire Sunni jihadists for many years to come.
With al-Qaeda already rejuvenated in Iraq and Syria and entrenched in Yemen and Libya, the Egyptian crisis promises to further complicate and perpetuate the global jihadist threat.


Nieves was employed by me to look after my invalid mother. Being an ex-midwife she was quite efficient in looking after elderly people due to her nursing experience. She did the normal household chores, cooking, ironing, etc. She looks after my mother, bathes her, cooks for her, feeds her, looks after her basic needs and a companion to her. She is normally cheerful.
I terminated her services because I have to travel and my mother wished to stay with her sister for the time being.
Read what another employer writes.


Michael Sloan, co-creator of the classic 1980s TV series, reinvents the story of the mysterious, former covert intelligence officer who helps desperate people who are in need of his unique and deadly skills.
Robert McCall is a former covert operations officer for the CIA who tries to atone for past sins by offering, free of charge, his services as a troubleshooter (often literally), a protector, and an investigator. People in need find him through a newspaper ad and on the internet: Got a problem? Odds against you? Call the Equalizer.
Aided by a group of sometimes-mysterious contacts (some of whom date back to his spying days), McCall traverses the streets of New York City, visiting justice upon those who prey upon the weak.
In this novel, based on the 1980s television show, and timed to come out shortly before the feature film version starring Denzel Washington, McCall goes up against an old enemy, a Chechen nightclub owner, who now runs an elite assassination service to try and save the life of an innocent woman.


Yoga Synergy is conveniently located at Bondi Junction and Newtown in Sydney, Australia. Our classes are designed to suit students of all levels.
Public transport: One minute walk from Bondi Junction Train and Bus Station.
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These moist zucchini muffins are loaded with dark chocolate and almost have the taste of a cupcake. Great way to sneak in some veggies.
During the summer months I can't help but come home from the farmers market with an armful of zucchini. Stacked so high on the tables, it's practically calling out "Take me home". Usually I just roast zucchini in the oven until it gets nicely browned and caramelized on the surfaces. It tastes like candy to me that way. But towards the end of summer I start looking for different ways to cook with it.
Adding zucchini to chocolate muffins is a great way to sneak some veggies in without your kids even realizing it. The flavor of zucchini is on the bland side, but it has a high moisture content. It helps prevent muffins from becoming dry without adding lots and lots of fat. The grated zucchini just kind of melts into the batter as it cooks and you hardly even know it is there.
I've added some applesauce to the batter to really help cut down on fat. That means we get extra chocolate right?
And with 2 types of dark chocolate in the batter and a handful of dark chocolate chips, these muffins are a chocolate lovers dream.
Super chocolatey zucchini muffins are a great way to sneak some vegetables in.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees and line 18 muffin cups with liners.
In a large bowl whisk eggs, both sugars, oil, and applesauce until smooth. Add in vanilla extract.
Add in melted chocolate, adding slowly if it is still hot, and whisking continuously.
In a medium bowl, combine flour, cocoa powder, salt, baking soda, and baking powder.
Add flour mixture to egg/sugar mixture and stir just until combined.
Pour batter into muffin cups, filling just below tops of liners. Bake 20 to 25 minutes.
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Oh I love healthy muffin recipes!!! And this one has chocolate?!!! AMAZING!!!!
Oh man I keep waiting for my bf to look at me with horror at coming home with even more zucchini. I just can't help myself! If I sneak them into these gorgeous chocolate muffins though he'll have no idea. 😉 They look fantastic, Christin!
How beautiful these muffins are. I love zucchini in sweet treats. I made some too with cinnamon. Will have to try the chocolate ones too.
These muffins are looking about 1000x better than the plain bowl of oatmeal I had for breakfast this morning. Seriously gorgeous, Christin! I've currently got a TON of zucchini growing in my veggie garden, and I know that very soon I'm gonna be overloaded with it. These muffins are going to the TOP of that must-make list. 😉 Pinned!
Just walked in the door from the farmer's market with one gigantic zucchini. It must weigh five pounds. Pinning!
I always go hog wild over zucchini and summer squash in the summer, and I'm crazy about chocolate and zucchini together. It's been too long since I made zucchini-chocolate bread, and looking at these is making my mouth water!
I made a chocolate zucchini bread last year and we loved it – these muffins look really delicious and so fluffy!
I adore baking with zucchinis in summer! They're growing like mad in our garden and I need lots of ideas to use them up, especially if said ideas involve huge amounts of chocolate 😉 I love this healthier twist on chocolate muffins. They look so moist and delicious!


We ended 2014 with an economic balance that leaves us with five pieces of good news. The first one is that the Catalan economy created jobs in 2014, for the first time since the start of the crisis. The second one: the industrial sector has confirmed its recovery and started to create employment, mainly thanks to the good results obtained by the Catalan external sector. In addition, construction has left recession behind, after 7 consecutive years of decline.
The European single market's competitiveness within the global economy's framework requires, as a necessary condition, an efficient transport system regarding the economic, social and environmental costs. In this regard, prioritising the Mediterranean Corridor is the paradigmatic example of a long-term strategy implemented by the European Commission through its Trans-European Transport Network proposal.
Among all the cities worth their salt, Barcelona has always been associated with fun, sun and culture. But, more than ever, our city is becoming today a major business attraction pole and, in many other aspects, it is one of Europe's leading cities.
Delegation of the Government of Catalonia to the UK and Ireland.


The Rules & Entry Procedure for the 2016 Top Dogs and State Champions (Both Agility & Jumping).
Closing date is Wednesday 6th July 2016 for initial online entries nominating numbers of passes & points.
Closing date for copies of passes is Thursday 28th July 2016.
These rules are similar to 2015 including clarification of the number of passes required, that is 15 for Top Dog consideration, and for Agility or Jumping Champion consideration, if you have 150 points from 15 passes, then you need to send in up to 5 more passes and there will be a count back of 1st places, etc. to determine Agility & Jumping Champions. There is a chance that even if you do not reach 150 points, you may be asked to send extra pass cards. These clarifications relate to both Agility & Jumping.


Today, it's easy for vegetarians to find alternatives to foods like burgers, sausage, milks, and more. Aside from those, there are also now cheeses available in vegetarian varieties. Most vegetarians choose to avoid eating cheese because they think it contains unfamiliar animal ingredients. Well, they are kind of correct on that part because the common kinds of cheese are often made with rennet or renin. It came from the stomachs of slaughtered calves that is used to thicken the dairy product.
But what if you want to eat cheese and remain vegetarian at the same time? This is now possible because of the vegetarian varieties of cheese. Vegetarian cheeses can be made from the milk of any kind, but they should not contain rennet or renin. The rennet or renin in vegetarian cheeses are replaced by enzymes created in a lab. These enzymes are less expensive and offers a more consistent quality. Therefore, many commercials cheeses are vegetarian.
Vegetarian cheese has a lot of benefits but these may depend on the ingredients that you will be using in your recipe. But in general, vegetarian cheeses are good for the health because they are highly nutritious. Their components can provide you with vitamins and minerals and they are usually low-fat. Meaning, you will get nutrition minus the extra calories.
Vegetarian cheeses can also help in reducing the risk of obesity as well as some chronic diseases. It's because a vegetarian diet as a whole, can lower the chance of developing diseases because it's naturally low-fat. And since vegetarian cheeses are based on animal milk, they can provide you with a healthy dose of good proteins.
The choices of vegetarian cheeses in the market can be overwhelming because they come in different forms like cubes, slabs, slices, and more. For you to be able to choose the best one, here are some tips which might help you.
Check the label: Most cheeses in markets are marked with milk, salt, and enzymes. However, those enzymes may or may not refer to animal rennet. When you're in doubt, it's better to ask first some cheese enthusiasts or research about veg-friendly alternatives.
Check the color: Looking at the color of the cheese is important for you to know if it's fresh. Remember that vegetarian cheese should be consistent yellowish-brown.
Check the texture: Another thing you should look into is the texture of the cheese. Choose one that is not cracked, dry, or uneven.
Check the flavor: If you're allowed to taste it, try to roll a small piece in your mouth. This way, you will be able to experience the full flavor of the cheese which will help you decide if you like it.
Aim for Organic: If you're in doubt if the cheeses in the supermarket are vegetarian or not, it's better to choose the organic ones when possible.
Just like normal cheeses, vegetarian cheese should be stored in the warmest section of the fridge carefully wrapped. The storage life of this kind of cheese depends on the level of its moisture. Meaning, softer cheeses have shorter lifespan. It is also not a good idea to buy vegetarian cheeses in bulk because you can't store them for a long time.
Aside from shopping in supermarkets, you can also shop for varieties of vegetarian cheeses online. If you're looking into trying one, here are some we've found which you may like.
This is a plant-based superfood and it's a best source of omega-3, B12, and trace minerals as well as protein. It is made with high quality ingredients that makes it the perfect condiment.
This vegetarian cheese is made in grass base dairy and it is from unpasteurized cow's milk. It is suitable for vegetarians and is perfect for making gourmet macaroni and cheese.
If you find it difficult to find vegetarian cheese in your local stores, you can also create one yourself. This vegan cheese kit will help you make dairy-free cheese at home with easy steps. Plus, part of this product's profit is donated to some organizations who help save and improve the lives of animals.
There are also lots of vegetarian cheese recipes you can try. It's great to know that even vegetarians can now enjoy the delicious varieties of cheeses.


Silindile Buthelezi is a lecturer in the Commercial Law Department at the University of Cape Town. She holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) and a Master of Laws (LLM in Business Law) from the University of KwaZulu Natal. In 2016 she completed a second Master of Laws (LLM in International Banking and Finance Law) from University College London (UCL) in London, England, where graduated with Merit. Silindile completed her articles of clerkship at Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr (formerly a member of the DLA Piper group), one of the leading corporate and commercial law firms in South Africa. She was admitted as an attorney in the High Court of South Africa in 2012. Silindile thereafter gained judicial clerkship experience by working as a Law Researcher for the Judges at the Western Cape High Court prior to joining the Law Faculty at the University of Cape Town. In 2017, Silindile was selected as a Mandela Washington Fellow for Young African Leaders (YALI) and spent 6 weeks in the USA studying Public Management and Policy at the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies (AYSPS) at Georgia State University (GSU). Silindile was also selected as one (1) of the 2017 Mail & Guardian 200 Young South Africans under the 'Justice and Law' category. Silindile's research interests are Banking and Finance Law (specifically Banking and Financial Markets Regulation), Corporate Insolvency and Restructuring, and International Trade Law. However, she also has an interest in Social Justice issues relating to violence against women and children (an interest that arose during her time as a legal researcher at the Western Cape High Court).
Buthelezi, Silindile 'Human trafficking and new legal framework in South Africa: Intervention needed for the law to reach vulnerable girls and women' – Agenda Feminist Journal, Volume 29, Issue 3 (2015) p155-165.
Annual Conference on Law, Economics and Politics (AICLEP) 2016, FLE Learning, 17-19 October 2016, held at the University of Cambridge, Newnham College, United Kingdom. Title of Paper: 'Twin Peaks for South Africa: A Case for A Modified Model for Financial Sector Regulation'. Sessions Chaired: Day Two – Session One (Interdisciplinary Studies Group). This paper emanated from my UCL LLM Independent Research Essay (IRE).


Last week a friend of mine bought a brand new 2012 model Samsung LED TV UE40ES6710 together with the Samsung Smart TV Camera CY-STC1100 with 720p HD and the Samsung Smart Wireless Keybord VG-KBD1000, especially for using Skype on TV! For more detailed information see Skype on Samsung TV.
But there is one 'minor' 😉 Problem: The STC2000 is currently not available in Europe. Amzons reports a delivery time between 3 to 4 months! So, we've been looking for an alternative and we found the older model STC1100. The Smart TV Camera CY-STC1100 is compatible, as Samsung states on the product page, to "LED TV C7000 & C8000 Series, D6500 Series & above and Plasma TV D8000 Series". The 2012 models are not mentioned in the compatibility list.
But the STC1100 works perfectly together with the ES6710. Further more, the STC1100 is much more cheaper than the STC2000 and, what is even more important: The STC1100 is available!


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Preston North End transfer rumours: Preston among three Championship sides chasing League One striker, Liverpool have not made a bid for Fulham star
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Chorley swimming star Anna Hopkin targets Olympic success after golds galore at European Championships
Chorley swimming sensation Anna Hopkin is primed for her first taste of Olympic action after being named in the Team GB squad for Tokyo 2021.
By Craig Salmon
Friday, 28th May 2021, 8:00 am
The 25-year-old earned her place after a strong showing at the European Aquatics Championships held in Budapest.
She picked up a superb bronze medal in the individual 50m freestyle event but it was in the relays where she really came to the fore winning a remarkable four gold medals .
Hopkin swam the second leg to help the women come home first in the 4x100m freestyle and then anchored the team to victory in the mixed 4x100m medley.
Anna Hopkin (photo:GettyImages)
She then swam the third leg as Team GB finished out in front in the 4x100m mixed freestyle relay and then capped a memorable few days by anchoring the women's 4x100m medley to success in what was the last event of the championships.
Hopkin has been an integral member of Team GB's swimming squad for a number of years. Nicknamed the 'pocket rocket', she claimed her debut national title in the 50m Freestyle at the 2017 British Championships, going one better than her silver medal finish the previous year.
She has since won the national 50m gold again, in 2019.
In 2018, she was part of the 4x100m freestyle relay quartet which earned bronze for Team England at the Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast as well as making the final in both of her individual events.
Although the Covid-19 pandemic has interrupted her training programme over the past 12 months, Hopkin has managed to maintain her form and currently trains at the National Centre, in
Chorley.
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DaimlerChrysler profit rises 4%
By Steve Goldstein
Published: Apr 27, 2006 11:45 a.m. ET
Charges to cut management jobs, eliminate Smart model weigh
SteveGoldstein
European markets editor
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- German-American car maker DaimlerChrysler AG on Thursday said first-quarter profit rose 4% as sales of new vehicles, such as the Dodge Charger, Jeep Commanders and the new M-line of Mercedes-Benz, were largely offset by charges to stop making a four-door Smart model and get rid of Mercedes employees.
DaimlerChrysler DCX, +0.00% (710000) said first-quarter net income rose to 299 million euros ($372 million), or 0.29 euros a share, from 288 million euros.
Revenue rose 17% to 37.2 billion euros.
The earnings were well below consensus forecasts of about 0.40 euros a share.
U.S.-listed shares dropped over 3%, or $1.97, to $56.01 in New York trading.
The automaker said its Mercedes Car Group unit was weighed down by $1.19 billion in costs from shutting down the four-door Smart model.
The group is investing $1.2 billion to turn around the beleaguered maker of small cars. See full story.
The Mercedes Car Group's operating profit would've climbed were it not for charges on Smart as well as cutting staff at Mercedes-Benz, the company said.
The launch of the new S-class, M-class and R-class lines of Mercedes cars helped the company.
Still, many analysts said Mercedes' results were disappointing even excluding the charges.
"While the restructuring actions taken with German headcount, SG&A, Smart car re-alignment and improved volume and mix should bear fruit going forward, there was little evidence of the positive impacts in the first-quarter result," said Adam Jonas, an analyst at Morgan Stanley, who advised switching to Volkswagen (766400), BMW (519000) or Porsche (693773).
Those charges offset a 6% improvement in the number of vehicles sold, to 1.15 million vehicles.
Mercedes revenue rose 19% and Chrysler Group revenue improved 17%.
But Chrysler's operating profit also was hurt by declining prices and the product and market mix, leading to a 53% downturn during the quarter.
The Chrysler results were largely as expected, as all three of the major automakers have relied on incentives to drive U.S. auto sales.
In financial services, a money-winner for most automakers, its operating profit rose 37% on lower risk costs, an increased volume of business, a stronger dollar and improving results from its German highways joint venture.
$2.5 billion for new management design
The company also said it will spend 2 billion euros ($2.5 billion) -- including 500 million euros in 2006 -- to implement its new management model.
DaimlerChrysler in January had announced it would cut 6,000 managers in a bid to save costs and reduce overlap.
For the year, DaimlerChrysler said operating profit should exceed 6 billion euros after an operating profit of 891 million euros in the first quarter, on a slight increase in revenue.
"DaimlerChrysler assumes that the world economy's rate of expansion will slow down during the course of the year in comparison with the first quarter, primarily due to high raw-material prices, particularly for oil, further rises in interest rates and global imbalances such as the United States' growing foreign-trade deficit," it said.
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Shawn Booth breaks silence after split from 'Bachelorette' fiancée Kaitlyn Bristowe
The romance is over, but Booth still has a message of love to share — for Bachelor Nation.
Nov. 13, 2018, 6:32 PM UTC / Source: TODAY
By Ree Hines
It's been more than a week since former "Bachelorette" stars Kaitlyn Bristowe and Shawn Booth revealed that their three-year engagement was over, and now the man who popped the question to season 11's leading lady has something to say in the wake of their split.
In an Instagram post aimed at faithful members of Bachelor Nation, Booth shared a message of thanks.
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"I just want to thank everyone who has been so supportive of my relationship with Kaitlyn over the years," he wrote in the caption alongside a photo of the two of them surrounded by their fans. "You've made me feel incredibly special, supported, and very loved. So from the bottom of my heart, thank you. It truly means a lot. And thank you to everyone who has sent their love & support during this painful time."
He ended the message noting that while his love story with Bristowe is ending, his affection for their supporters remains unwavering: "I love you guys."
Booth and Bristowe announced their seemingly amicable breakup via a joint statement on Nov. 5.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BnbuG8CAWJt
"After three incredible years, we have decided to go our separate ways," it read. "This difficult decision comes after thoughtful, respectful consideration. Even though we are parting as a couple, we're very much committed to remaining friends and we will continue to support each other. Due to the nature of how we met, our relationship has always been very public, and we have enjoyed sharing it with all of you, but we ask that you respect our decision and our privacy at this time."
Booth beat out 25 other men in the competition for Bristowe's heart back in 2015, including two-time runner-up Nick Viall, who later went on to become the "Bachelor."
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When Bristowe accepted Booth's proposal, she told her now-ex, "I can't wait to make a lifetime of memories with you and only you, because you are the one and always will be."


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Thanks to all of you who contributed, chaired, prepared, etc. and we welcome to our newest board members: David Rushton and Jean Ngendahimana! Lawrie Hallett and Helmut Peissl were successfully elected for a second term. Congratulations to all four and congrats to us for having them with us!
On Friday evening, Steve Buckley welcomed us in the Access Lab where Judith Purkarthofer, Birgitte Jallov and Urszula Doliwa spoke about CM in Europe, with a focus on media production and self-advocacy, the magic of community media and the state of CM in Poland. On Friday and Sunday, we also had very productive board meetings and you will read about our activities and plans in the next weeks.


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Record number of UWI PhD graduates in 2009 - Figures attributed to more stringent measures at the university
Published:Friday | January 29, 2010 | 12:00 AM
Philip Hamilton, Gleaner Writer
The Mona campus of the University of the West Indies (UWI) is reporting that last year it graduated its largest batch of doctoral candidates in any one year.
Forty-eight persons collected PhD degrees at the institution's last graduation exercise, 44 of them Jamaicans. The others came from St Lucia, St Kitts-Nevis and Trinidad and Tobago.
Data from the UWI Office of Graduate Studies and Research show that the Faculty of Pure and Applied Sciences accounted for the largest number of PhD graduates, followed by the Faculty of Humanities and Education with 14.
The Mona campus has graduated 167 PhD candidates over the last six years. In 2006-2007, a total of 30 students graduated, surpassing the previous record in any one year.
The majority of PhD graduates are generally employed in tertiary education, while others are employed in industry, government agencies, as well as various areas of research or the administration of tertiary institutions. Of the recent batch of graduates, about 80 per cent is employed at institutions of higher learning, with 38 of these in tertiary institutions.
Checks by The Gleaner to ascertain the factors behind last year's record number of PhD graduates showed that the University had undertaken several measures to increase its output of doctoral graduates. These measures included aggressive follow-up with examiners for reports on theses, and with faculties for the arrangement of oral exams, reminding students about deadlines for submitting theses, improved communication with supervisors, and closer involvement with the supervision process.
Additionally, during the past year, the campus undertook major work to re-tool the Office of Graduate Studies and Research. One significant measure involved the expansion of its staff complement and structure, thus allowing greater attention to be paid to qualitative areas of operation.
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Picking up from where I left off in my last post about the java.util.concurrent package, it's interesting and sometimes mandatory to get feedback from concurrent tasks after they are started.
For example imagine an application that has to send email batches, besides from using a multi-threaded mechanism, you want to know how many of the intended emails were successfully dispatched, and during the actual sending process, the real-time progress of the whole batch.
To implement this kind of multi-threading with feedback we can use the Callable interface. This interface works mostly the same way as Runnable, but the execution method (call()) returns a value that should reflect the outcome of the performed computation.
Notice that your Callable can use any return type, so your task can return whatever info you need.
Now we can use a thread pool ExecutorService to send our emails, and since our task is implemented as a Callable, we get a Future reference for each new task we submit for execution. Note that we will create our ExecutorService using a direct constructor instead of a utility method from Executors, this is because using the specific class (ThreadPoolExecutor) provides some methods that will come in handy (not present present in the ExecutorService interface).
System.out.println(successCount + " emails were successfully sent, but "
After all tasks are submitted to the ExecutorService, we begin it's shutdown (preventing new tasks from being submitted) and use a loop (in a real-life scenario you should continue doing something else if possible) to wait until all tasks are finished, calculating and printing the progress made so far on each iteration. Note that you could store the executor reference and query it from other threads any time to calculate and report the process progress.
Finally, using the collection of Future references we got for each Callable submitted to the ExecutorService, we can inform the number of emails successfully sent and the number that failed to.
This infrastructure is not only easy to use but also promotes clear separation of concerns, providing a pre-defined communication mechanism between the dispatcher program and the actual tasks.


Feature Friday: Running Fog And 100 DAYS!
Happy Friday! What an insanely stressful week. Work for me is honestly so overwhelming that I don't look forward to going in most days. I know it will pass, but wow does it make me even more grateful for my runs and time at home to relax. Also reading something funny like this really helps.
My runs have also felt just funky this week. Nothing bad (per se), just harder than normal. Which I know I've got to factor in the marathon/ ultra training fatigue, crazy amount of ice/ snow I've had to run through, and treadmill mental toughness I've also been faced with. I've got an easy 8 miles this morning on the treadmill (because running on the roads when it's snowing is not something I do—> I think it's too dangerous with cars potentially not seeing you/ going off the road trying to go around you/ snowplows) and then am so excited to get a massage this afternoon!
I'm trying to do more 'pamper yourself' things lately since I have been so stressed. They really have given me something to look forward to (besides my runs each day too)! Very grateful to be able to afford such luxuries at the moment. Also views like this on my run yesterday morning was pretty spectacular.
We've gotten SO MUCH SNOW lately and more is coming today/tonight. Trying to decide between hibernating tomorrow or going skiing? Hmmm…tough decisions living in such a beautiful place.
Stella has the puppy eyes down pat by now (she's 10 yrs old), but she really took it to a new level last night. She hates 'lying down' when we're eating, so this was a nice 'half up/ half down' compromise. Ha.
I definitely need this right?! Looks SO GOOD!
Also we're down to LESS THAN 100 DAYS!
I want everything from the new Spring Collection from Oiselle. Why couldn't I just win the lottery?!
Favorite way to 'pamper yourself'?
Tips for getting out of a running fog?


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Q: Linking to search results with Ruby I'm a complete novice in Ruby and Nanoc, but a project has been put in my lap. Basically, the code for the page brings back individual URLs for each item linking them to the manual. I'm trying to create a URL that will list all of the manuals in one search. Any help is appreciated.
Here's the code:

  <%
    manuals = @items.find_all('/manuals/autos/*')
      .select {|item| item[:tag] == 'suv' }
      .sort_by {|item| item[:search] }

    manuals.each_slice((manuals.size / 4.0).ceil).each do |manuals_column|
  %>

      <% manual_column.each do |manual| %>

          <a href="<%= app_url "/SearchManual/\"#{manual[:search]}\"" %>">
            <%= manual[:search] %>

      <% end %>

  <% end %>

A: As you didn't specify what items is returning, I did an general example:
require 'uri'

# let suppose that your items query has the follow output
manuals = ["Chevy", "GMC", "BMW"]

# build the url base
url = "www.mycars.com/search/?list_of_cars="

# build the parameter that will be passed by the url
manuals.each do |car|
    url += car + ","
end

# remove the last added comma
url.slice!(-1)

your_new_url = URI::encode(url)

# www.mycars.com/?list_of_cars=Chevy,GMC,BMW

# In your controller, you will be able to get the parameter with
# URI::decode(params[:list_of_cars]) and it will be a string:
# "Chevy,GMC,BMW".split(',') method to get each value.

Some considerations:

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*I don't know if you are gonna use this on view or controller, if will be in view, than wrap the code with the <% %> syntax.

*About the URL format, you can find more choices of how to build it in:
Passing array through URLs

*When writing question on SO, please, put more work on that. You will help us find a quick answer to your question, and you, for wait less for an answer.

*If you need something more specific, just ask and I can see if I can answer.

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The new millennium seems to have sparked more changes or is it just that they are closer to hand? So far as playing is concerned there seems to be a gradual change of focus in the club's activities. The Dennis Coombe Cup (Doubles knock-out competition) was last held in 2000 and is in abeyance due to a lack of support. The Harley Watkins Cups for doubles has also recently had to be put on the back burner. This once popular handicap doubles week-end had been held for decades at The Palace Hotel, Torquay, scene of many a famous tournament. Dwindling support and a leaky roof over the historic grand old wooden floor have contributed to a suspension of activity. It will be for our future members to decide if we should resurrect this type of event.
On the other hand we have a growing list of international fixtures, thanks to the industry of our members. The year 2006 saw our first match with the Dutch Veterans played at Woking and then alternately home and away. Two years later the club competed against the Israeli veterans in Tel Aviv. And now we have fixtures against German teams. The hospitality offered to our club has been a delight and we are hard put to return it. In recent years members have found that if they can become involved in, say, just one of these home and away international fixtures, their tennis life experiences a new dimension.
At some point, probably much earlier in our history, the club moved from a selection committee to the appointment of match managers. It then became the custom for members to offer their availability to each manager as early as possible. The manager then looks at the quality of opposition and selects and notifies the team. With the widening of the age range and fixture list we are still having to learn how to balance things to satisfy as many members as possible.
But it was our 50th year that saw the most memorable change. In 2008 Ladies were both admitted to membership and came to serve on the committee. And as if that was not enough we have changed our age criteria from 2010 so youngsters of 35 are now veterans!
To mark our 50th Anniversary Honorary Member Lord Naseby hosted a cocktail party on the terrace of the House of Lords on 10 July 2008. The following day a match was played against one of our first opponents of fifty years ago - the AELTC together with our Norwegian, IC, Queen's Club and Fitzwilliam friends. This serves to remind us that as a Club of No Fixed Abode we are greatly indebted for the assistance we receive from the members of The All England Lawn Tennis Club and The Queen's Club for hosting our meetings, social events and some of our fixtures.
Hopefully, embracing ladies and enabling 35+ to move seamlessly from open to veteran competition will serve The Veterans' Lawn Tennis Club of Great Britain well in the next fifty years.


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Deaf People in the Criminal Justice System: Selected Topics on Advocacy, Incarceration, and Social Justice
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by Debra Guthmann, Gabriel I. Lomas, Damara Goff Paris and Gabriel A. "Tony" Martin
The legal system is complex, and without appropriate access, many injustices can occur. Deaf people in the criminal justice system are routinely denied sign language interpreters, videophone access, and other accommodations at each stage of the legal process. The marginalization of deaf people in the criminal justice system is further exacerbated by the lack of advocates who are qualified to work with this population. Deaf People in the Criminal Justice System: Selected Topics on Advocacy, Incarceration, and Social Justice is the first book to illuminate the challenges faced by deaf people when they are arrested, incarcerated, or navigating the court system. This volume brings interdisciplinary contributors together to shed light on both the problems and solutions for deaf people in these circumstances.
The contributors address issues such as accessibility needs; gaps regarding data collection and the need for more research; additional training for attorneys, court personnel, and prison staff; the need for more qualified sign language interpreters, including Certified Deaf Interpreters who provide services in court, prison, and juvenile facilities; substance use disorders; the school to prison nexus; and the need for advocacy. Students in training programs, researchers, attorneys, mental health professionals, sign language interpreters, family members, and advocates will be empowered by this much-needed resource to improve the experiences and outcomes for deaf people in the criminal justice system.
Deaf People in the Criminal Justice System: Selected Topics on Advocacy, Incarceration, and Social Justice quantity


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This is a list of butterflies of Jordan. About 81 species are known from Jordan.

Hesperiidae
Carcharodus stauderi ambiguus (Verity, 1925)
Carcharodus stauderi ramses Reverdin, 1914
Gegenes nostrodamus nostrodamus (Fabricius, 1793)
Gegenes pumilio pumilio (Hoffmannsegg, 1804)
Muschampia proteides proteides (Wagner, 1929)
Pelopidas thrax thrax (Hübner, [1821])
Pyrgus melotis melotis (Duponchel, [1834])
Spialia doris amenophis (Reverdin, 1914)
Spialia orbifer hilaris (Staudinger, 1901)
Thymelicus lineolus lineolus (Ochsenheimer, 1808)
Thymelicus sylvestris syriacus (Tutt, [1905])

Lycaenidae
Anthene amarah amarah (Guerin-Meneville, 1849)
Aricia agestis agestis ([Denis & Schiffermüller], 1775)
Azanus jesous gamra (Lederer, 1855)
Cigaritis acamas acamas (Klug, 1834)
Cigaritis acamas egyptiaca (Riley, 1925)
Cigaritis myrmecophila myrmecophila Dumont, 1922
Deudorix livia livia (Klug, 1834)
Freyeria trochylus trochylus (Freyer, [1843])
Iolana alfierii alfierii Wiltshire, 1948
Iolaus glaucus Butler,  1886
Kretania nicholli cleopatra (Hemming, 1934)
Kretania philbyi philbyi (Graves, 1925)
Lampides boeticus boeticus (Linnaeus, 1767)
Leptotes pirithous pirithous (Linnaeus, 1767)
Luthrodes galba galba (Lederer, 1855)
Lycaena phlaeas phlaeas (Linnaeus, 1761)
Lycaena phlaeas timeus (Cramer, [1777])
Lycaena thersamon thersamon (Esper, [1784])
Plebejidea loewii lockarti (Hemming, 1929)
Plebejidea loewii uranicola (Walker, 1870)
Pseudophilotes abencerragus nabataeus (Graves, 1925)
Tarucus balkanicus balkanicus (Freyer, [1843])
Tarucus rosaceus rosaceus (Austaut, 1885)
Tomares nesimachus nesimachus (Oberthür, 1893)
Zizeeria karsandra karsandra (Moore, 1865)

Papilionidae
Archon apollinus bellargus (Staudinger, [1892])
Papilio alexanor judaeus  Staudinger, [1894]
Papilio machaon syriacus  Pfeiffer, 1931
Papilio saharae saharae  Oberthür, 1879
Zerynthia cerisyi cerisyi (Godart, 1822)
Zerynthia deyrollei deyrollei (Oberthür, 1869)

Pieridae
Anaphaeis aurota aurota (Fabricius, 1793)
Aporia crataegi augustior  Graver, 1925
Colotis chrysonome chrysonome (Klug, 1829)
Colotis fausta fausta (Olivier, [1804])
Colotis phisadia palaestinensis (Staudinger, [1898])
Colotis phisadia phisadia (Godart, [1819])
Euchloe ausonia taurica  Röber, [1907]
Euchloe belemia belemia (Esper, [1800])
Euchloe belemia palaestinensis  Röber, [1907]
Euchloe charlonia charlonia (Donzel, 1842)
Euchloe crameri aegyptiaca  Verity, 1911
Pieris brassicae brassicae (Linnaeus, 1758)
Pieris pseudorapae pseudorapae  Verity, 1908
Pieris rapae rapae (Linnaeus, 1758)
Pontia daplidice daplidice (Linnaeus, 1758)
Pontia glauconome glauconome  Klug, 1829
Zegris eupheme tigris  Riley, 1921
Zegris eupheme uarda  Hemming, 1929

Nymphalidae

Danainae
Danaus chrysippus chrysippus (Linnaeus, 1758)

Charaxinae
Charaxes jasius jasius (Linnaeus, 1767)

Limenitidinae
Limenitis reducta herculeana  Stichel, [1908]

Nymphalinae
Melitaea arduinna evanescens  Staudinger, 1886
Melitaea deserticola macromaculata  Belter, 1934
Melitaea fascelis fascelis (Fabricius, 1787)
Melitaea persea persea  Kollar, [1849]
Melitaea punica telona  Fruhstorfer, 1908
Polygonia egea egea Cramer, [1775])
Vanessa atalanta atalanta (Linnaeus, 1758)
Vanessa cardui cardui (Linnaeus, 1758)

Satyrinae
Chazara anthe hanifa (Herrich-Schaeffer, 1850)
Hipparchia fatua fatua (Freyer, 1844)
Hyponephele lupina intermedia (Staudinger, 1886)
Lasiommata megera transcaspica (Staudinger, 1901)
Maniola telmessia telmessia (Zeller, 1847)
Melanargia titea titania  Calberla, 1891
Pseudochazara pelopea pelopea (Klug, 1832)
Pseudochazara telephassa telephassa (Geyer, [1827])
Pseudotergumia pisidice pisidice (Klug, 1832)
Ypthima asterope asterope (Klug, 1832)

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Home goods. There was no place like home for the holidays for many shoppers, who sent sales of electronics and appliances up 7.5%, the strongest growth of the last 10 year. Sales of home furniture and furnishings separately grew 5.1%.
Heavy early-season promotions. They worked, with the first three weeks of November delivering significant sales increases.
Last-minute shopping. The spending spree lasted late into the holiday season, making last Saturday second only to the post-Thanksgiving Black Friday in terms of single-day spending. Jewelry sales rose 5.9%, largely driven by last-minute sales.
The findings were based on aggregate sales activity in the Mastercard payments network, along with survey based-estimates for other forms of payment, including cash and checks, Mastercard said. The data exclude auto sales.
The higher spending came from consumers like Aimee Spencer of Hazel Park, Mich., who said she spent 25% more on holiday gifts for her family and friends this year than last year.
Among her purchases were a remote monster truck, an espresso machine and hair barrettes. She also noticed that it looked like the people giving her gifts, like her fiance and her aunt, also were spending more. Her haul included an Apple watch and Waterford crystal goblets.
"I went a little over the budget, but I won't break the bank by any means," Spencer said. "There's more hope than ever before. There's more ambition. The economy is growing. People are feeling more secure."
The results delivered a financial boost to retailers during a year in which dozens of companies sought bankruptcy court protection as they sought to cope with shifting consumer tastes and a continuing shift to e-commerce transactions.
Despite taking the brunt of closings this past year, even specialty apparel and department stores experienced moderate sales gains.
"Unemployment is pretty low. Consumer confidence is high," said Sucharita Kodali, a retail analyst at Forrester Research. "(There's) disposable income. You can spend it on a piece of sporting equipment, you can upgrade your iPhone or you can buy a Google Home device or whatever it is that interests you."
She said that last year saw lots of big-ticket purchases, like houses, cars and vacations. In 2017, spending migrated to retail.
"You had a unique Christmas this year, which fell on a Monday. That means people are with their families on the days leading up to it. It's very conducive to store shopping," she said. "This is an unusually good year where a lot of things came together to favor the stores."
In another sign of the overall sector's strength, a public index launched in mid-November to track the performance of traditional U.S. retailers showed a nearly 15.7% increase in market returns as of Friday.
The Solactive-ProShares Bricks and Mortar Retail Store Index is composed of U.S.companies that account for 75% or more of retail revenue from in-store sales, including Macy's; Costco; Best Buy; Home Depot; Tiffany; Target; Dollar General; Barnes & Noble; The Gap; Sears; Nordstrom; AutoZone; and JC Penney.
Separately, retail e-commerce giant Amazon reported record global shopping, with more than 4 million people starting Amazon Prime free trials or paid memberships in one week alone during the holiday season.
In October, the National Retail Federation forecasted holiday retail sales to increase between 3.6% and 4% for a total of $678.75 billion to $682 billion. In a Tuesday update, NRF CEO Matthew Shay predicted the industry group's final data due in early January would meet or exceed the forecast.
"Retail is absolutely not dead," Stores magazine editor Susan Reda said in a NRF podcast. "It's not collapsing, it's not vanishing, it's alive and well ... in the middle of this transformation."


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This Is A Crazy Planets
Blame it on Twilight
How a bestselling vampire novel for teenage audiences spoiled it all for the rest of us. See you at the book-burning.
You've probably heard about the big book tax brouhaha - the pet cause of anyone who fancies himself an intellectual. Intellectuals, of course, have to have certain advocacies, and what better cause for crusade than that one thing that made them intellectuals in the first place (aside from the Discovery Channel and Wikipedia). See them frothing in their blogs.
Just recently, the Bureau of Customs- that brightest, beaming paragon of virtue- announced the imposition of tax on imported books. Which came as a surprise to many, because not too many people are aware that imported books do not pay taxes, as if taxes were already an omnipresent given, like you know, death. Until recently, it's one of those rare instances when government actually did something right.
The Philippines is a signatory to the 1952 Florence Agreement on the Importation of Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Materials, which prohibits the slapping customs duties on "books, publications, and documents," in the name of the "free exchange of ideas and knowledge and, in general, the widest possible dissemination of the diverse forms of self-expression used by civilizations." Leading the outcry against the tax is Makati Rep. Teddyboy Locsin, one of the most well-read men in government whose Italo Calvino books are still with me (I worked for his newspaper for six years and pilfered freely from the unbelievably tasteful office library under my personal Florence Agreement). He's already sent a letter to Malacañang, insisting that it goes against not only the Florence Agreement but also RA, 8047 or the Book Publishing Industry Development Act.
It also goes against all good sense in a country where 1,000 copies is already considered a bestseller. It turns out that a "book blockade" has been forming for the last two months. No new titles have been shipped. If there's one thing the tax ensures, it's not increased government revenues but the total moronification of the Filipino public.
Where this issue will drag on is worth watching for, but in the meantime you can enjoy the 5% tax on your next fiction purchase. Novels, some finance undersecretaries were alleged to have declared, are not educational. "Educational" books, on the other hand, will be slapped 1%.
The culprit, it turns out, is a book called Twilight. You might have heard of it. It's about chicks and vampires and profound passages like "Look... I love you more than everything else in the world combined." It's supposed to be an international bestseller by one Stephenie Meyer, a chick who's got serious spelling issues with names. The story goes that inordinately huge truckloads of Twilight copies attracted the attention of a customs official, whose eyes may have instantly flashed peso signs upon reading the blurb: "... Twilight will have readers dying to sink their teeth into it."
Now look at that. Here we are for the past 50 years, enjoying our duty-free imported books, then a black P650-hardbound with a red apple on the cover comes to screw it up for everyone. Maybe government should do more than just slap a 5% tax. For all we know, Twilight- which the horror maestro Stephen King succintly described as "good plot, crap writing- might be a negative influence on its intended audience. Perhaps government can imagine a hill of Twilight books, burning under the reddening night sky. For all we know, Metro Manila streets might be full of morose 16-year-olds calling themselves "Bella" and "Edward" and wearing eyeliner and bite-marks on their necks. In which case, we might have to throw these little vampires into the fire as well. Just to make sure.
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The hardest questions pediatricians must habitually ask teenagers at checkups are those some depression and suicide. But they aren't optional; we have to ask them, every time. From 2005 to 2014, the preponderance of depression — that is, the chance of having a major sick person subdivision play the course of a twelvemonth — increased importantly among 12- to 17-year-olds in the allied States.
Teenagers appearance a host of pressures, from the changes of puberty to questions about who they are and where they fit in. With all this turmoil and uncertainty, it isn't ever undemanding to separate betwixt inborn young biological process attempt and depression. It's a important health problem that impacts every characteristic of a teen's life. Your love, guidance, and assistance can go a long way toward helping your teen flooded depression and get their existence hinder on track. The teen years can be extremely unsentimental and economic crisis affects teenagers far additional much than many of us realize.


I'm "googling" a particular skin care product when I came across, Cosdna.com, a site wherein you can check the safety of the ingredients of a particular skin care product. I'm not sure with its reliability because I haven't seen any review or mention about it and besides, the site doesn't have that spectacular layout and presentation.
Look at the homepage! It's bare and even has Chinese (?) text in the upper left portion and ads in the right. The succeeding pages are as bare as the homepage. But we cannot judge a site by its looks, right?
You can input your cosmetic ingredients in these two succeeding pages.
And of course, the forum page with only few threads.
Cosmetics product ingredient analysis, simply paste cosmetic full ingredients, and known each ingredient risks (comedogenic, irritation and safety) and benefits.


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Based on in-depth interviews with 15 physicians on long-term sick leave in the north of Sweden, the aim of this paper is to describe and understand what happened before, during and after sick leave. A constructivist grounded theory approach was used to construct a framework inductively from the stories of the physicians. As a result of hierarchical coding procedures in terms of initial, focused and theoretical coding, the circular or helical road back to well-being was constructed. This core category, formed in response to structure and to the culture of the medical profession, is constituted of five categories, including dealing with changing working conditions, resisting sick and patient role, resisting sick leave, spending time on sick leave and, finally, returning to work. Not only were the physicians expected to work very hard, but also they were expected to take charge, and did take charge, of their own treatment and rehabilitation. They reinforced these phenomena, by employing strategies to deal with high workload and to avoid sick leave. None of them later returned to full-time work. Notwithstanding that, some aspects of the culture of the medical profession are destructive; in this case, it promoted a strong will and motivation to return to work.
Living with fibromyalgia (FM) means living with a chronic pain condition that greatly influences daily life. The majority of people with FM are middle-aged women. The aim of this study was to elucidate meanings of pain for women with FM. Fifteen women with FM were interviewed about their pain experiences and a phenomenological hermeneutic interpretation was used to analyse the interview texts. The findings show that meanings of pain for women with FM can be understood as living with a double burden; living with an aggressive, unpredictable pain and being doubted by others in relation to the invisible pain. The ever-present pain was described as unbearable, overwhelming, and dominated the women's whole existence. Nevertheless, all the women tried to normalize life by doing daily chores in an attempt to alleviate the pain. In order to support the women's needs and help them to feel well despite their pain, it is important that nurses and health care personnel acknowledge and understand women with FM and their pain experiences.
The aim of this study was to describe and develop an understanding of schoolchildren's health and well-being from their own perspective. Nearly 100 schoolchildren from the northern part of Sweden, aged 10–12 years, wrote open letters and participated in group discussions as a way to share their lived experience. The phenomenological analyze resulted in three main themes; (a) associating with others; (b) actively participating and (c) being a recipient. The schoolchildren's lived experience formed an intricate unite including health and ill-health as well as well-being and lack thereof. The meaning of schoolchildren's health and well-being was understood as the experience of relationships to others and as the relationship to oneself. The relationships to others was positive or negative for schoolchildren's health and well-being depending on if they were met with a "we" in mind or not. When given the choice to participate, and if shown respect, and trust was understood as positive for schoolchildren's health and well-being, while the opposite was true when lacking these qualities in relationships with others.
Although physical activity (PA) is an important and modifiable determinant of health, in Sweden only 15% of boys and 10%of girls aged 15 years old achieve the recommended levels of PA 7 days per week. Adolescents' PA levels are associated withsocial influence exerted by parents, friends, and teachers. The purpose of this study was to describe parents' experiencesof being a part of their adolescents' empowerment-inspired PA intervention. A qualitative interview study was performedat a school in the northern part of Sweden. A total of 10 parents were interviewed, and the collected data were analyzedwith qualitative content analysis. Three subthemes were combined into one main theme, demonstrating that parents are oneimportant part of a successful PA intervention. The life of an adolescent has many options and demands that make it difficultto prioritize PA. Although parents felt that they were important in supporting their adolescent, a successful PA interventionmust have multiple components. Moreover, the parents noted that the intervention had a positive effect upon not only theiradolescents', but also their own PA. Interventions aimed at promoting PA among adolescents should include measures tostimulate parent participation, have an empowerment approach, and preferably be school-based.
Department of Culture and Media Studies, Umeå University , Umeå , Sweden..
Purpose: The aim of this study was to explore how young people in Sweden who neither work nor study perceive life experiences in relation to health and well-being.
Methods: A task-based interview technique was used and data was analysed with qualitative content analysis. Interviews were conducted with 16 participants aged 16-20 who were unemployed and not eligible for upper secondary school, or who had dropped out of school.
Results: Three themes emerged from the analysis illustrating how the young people perceive their life experiences in relation to health and well-being: Struggling with hardships in the absence of caring connections, Feeling good when closely connected to others, and Being forced to question what has been taken for granted. Each theme consists of 2-3 subthemes.
Conclusion: Based on the young people's narrated experiences health can be understood as: something that is created in relation to others and in relation to the social and cultural context; as something dynamic and changeable; as the ability to adapt and respond to challenges; and finally as something existing on a collective as well as an individual level. Implications for school, social services and health promotion initiatives are discussed, with an emphasis on working with young people.
Purpose: The aim of this study was to describe and gain more knowledge about the phenomenon of the inner child in relation to health and well-being reflected in events during childhood experienced by adults. Method: In this hermeneutical phenomenological study, 20 adults, 10 men and 10 women aged 22–68, were interviewed. Results: The analysis of the data illuminated the phenomenon of the inner child in one theme: Gaining useful life lessons through childhood experiences, made up by four sub-themes: Sharing relationships, playing to heal, being strong or frail and supporting the next generation. Conclusion: The participants' experiences of events during childhood were illuminating the phenomenon of the inner child as promoting or hindering health and well-being and impact human adaptation throughout life. Our findings indicate that the participants learned useful life lessons suggesting that experiences during childhood can help us to adapt across the life span and over generations, and this is the essence of the inner child. Our findings also contribute to the health literacy discussion and detail how knowledge and action competency is developed in mental, social and existential dimensions of health and well-being.
Palliative Research Centre, Ersta Sköndal University College and Ersta Hospital, Stockholm.
Department of Care Science, Malmö University.
Department of Health and Caring Sciences, Linnæus University, Kalmar.
Only one empirical study, the one by Zingmark, Norberg and Sandman published in 1995, explicitly focuses on at-homeness, the feeling of being metaphorically at-home, as a particular aspect of wellness. However, other studies reveal aspects of at-homeness, but if or how such aspects of at-homeness are related to each other is unclear. For this reason, the aim was to review Scandinavian nursing research related to at-homeness in the context of wellness-illness in severe and long-term conditions in order to take a step towards conceptual clarification of "at-homeness." The review included interpretive studies related to severe and long-term illness conducted in Sweden: 10 original articles and 5 doctoral theses. "At-homeness" was found to be a contextually related meaning of wellness despite illness and disease embedded in the continuum of being metaphorically at-home and metaphorically homeless. This was characterized by three interrelated aspects and four processes: being safe through expanding-limiting experiences of illness and time, being connected through reunifying-detaching ways of relating, and being centred through recognition-non-recognition of oneself in the experience and others giving-withdrawing a place for oneself. This conceptualization is to be regarded as a step in conceptual clarification. Further empirical investigation and theoretical development of "at-homeness" are needed. The conceptualization will be a step of plausible significance for the evaluation of interventions aimed at enhancing wellness for people with severe long-term illness, such as the frail elderly, and people with chronic illness or palliative care needs.


Ahhhh, it's the weekend! If you're looking for a "day" getaway to relax and regroup that will make you feel like you've taken a vacation, grab a friend or your significant other and enjoy a couples massage at CURE. Take your time and start with a relaxing coffee or other drink on CURE'S expansive deck overlooking the Pacific Ocean...de-stress in the infrared sauna and then enjoy a couples massage or solo massage if it's just you. If you'd like us to order up lunch for you to enjoy in one of our deck's cabanas after your massage, just let us know. Call 310.456.1458.


Very over rated…the seats are very uncomfortable to sit on, I like to sit in the seat, makes for more comfort on a cross country trip….should make the seats like the ones in the 2008 Buick Lucerne….The seats in the 2018 are the same as our 2016 Enclave….I think it's a shame. !!
is this a midsize SUV??
How does the heat work in winter with the Star-stop technology? What if you have low battery?
It won't shut the car off until its fully up to temperature. If it's sub zero outside the car more often than not, won't shut off.. when it does shut off in cold temps, you have maybe 30-45 seconds of heat before it starts going cool. At that point, if the light hasn't changed you just lift your foot slightly on the brake, the engine will fire and the heat will come back in full force.
Happy Robins most of the time they don't shut off till they hit temp. If the defrost is on with a decent fan speed it won't shut off. Im assuming it knows better than to shut off with a low battery.
Thanks for such a nice review!
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Maria Seda-Reeder is a lifelong storyteller. She is interested in the intersection of art creation and writing. First published as an elementary student in The Cincinnati Public Library's 30+-year publication, "Seven Hills Review," Maria also served as editor & music reviewer for her high school newspaper, which shaped her early love of writing and art critique. She continued to pursue writing by receiving her B.A. in History from the University of Cincinnati in 1999. Upon graduation Maria worked as Exhibition Specialist at the Cincinnati History Museum at Union Terminal (2002-2003) and subsequently Changing Exhibitions and Family Programs Manager at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center (2003-2005). In both positions she created programming for museum-goers that stressed reading & art creation. Maria received her M.A. in Art History from U.C.'s College of Design, Architecture, Art & Planning in 2007 where she studied under the tutelage of Assistant Professor Kim Paice, Ph.D. During her term as a grad student, she also received a Certificate in Museum Studies and served as Student Manager for DAAP's downtown Sycamore Gallery. Maria has worked with such (past and present) Cincinnati galleries as ArtWorks Gallery, Junior Gallery, Powerhouse Factory, Publico Gallery, Carl Solway Gallery, and The Phillip M. Meyers, Jr. Memorial Gallery. She is an Adjunct Professor of Art History at DAAP and continues to write about art for both ÆQAI and the Cincinnati Art Museum's Member Magazine. Currently, Maria is doing most of her storytelling while raising her first-born son.
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The freshwater lens on small islands may easily be overexploited or polluted due to dense development combined with improper management. On small carbonate islands complexities in fresh groundwater distribution are most commonly driven by geologic heterogeneities and their attendant impact on permeability and effective recharge patterns. Siliciclastic islands (composed primarily of quartz sand and other silica-based minerals) have been less well studied, and fewer common patterns of lens development have emerged. On some siliciclastic islands correlations between geology and lens geometries are weak; on these islands the freshwater lens geometry may be largely determined by how vegetation and terrain elevation affect recharge. Other factors such as unequal sea level on opposite sides of an island and transient variability (natural island migration and climate variability) may also be locally significant. Two barrier islands in the northeast Gulf of Mexico fall into this category of siliciclastic islands. Relationships between lens morphology, geology, vegetation, terrain, and sea level and transient effects are documented on St George Island and Dog Island, FL. Patterns of fresh groundwater occurrence are deduced with electrical and electromagnetic geophysical methods. Although isolated cores show geologic layering that could potentially control freshwater lens development, ground penetrating radar and seismic surveys show no evidence of semi-continuous subhorizontal layering. Inferred lens thickness and geometry suggests that site geology plays a relatively minor role as a cause of complexity in lens formation. Lens geometry does appear to be related to terrain and vegetation variability, and further complicated by the continuous reforming of these islands by coastal processes and human development.
Schneider, James A. and Kruse, Sarah, "A Comparison of Controls on Freshwater Lens Morphology of Small Carbonate and Siliciclastic Islands: Examples from Barrier Islands in Florida, USA" (2003). School of Geosciences Faculty and Staff Publications. 930.


Last week I had a lovely comment from one of you asking to see more bathrooms and your wish is my command! This beautiful black and white bathroom was recently photographed by Skåne based Daniella Witte. It's the perfect mix of old school and modern day industrial with a hint of romantic. I love the retro black square pattern boarder used to break up the white. Such a lovely bathroom.
Your kind of bathroom? As I write this the snow is falling silently outside so I could definitely see myself lighting a few candles and having a soak with delicious smelling bubble bath in this tub (with the door closed naturally!).
I spy L:a Bruket products - trending in bathrooms across Scandinavia right now (wonderful products with beautiful packaging).
For more bathroom inspiration check out this calming all white bathroom, free-standing bath inspiration or even alfresco showers?! You might also want to check out my bathroom Pinterest board.
Are you a shower or a bath person? Oh and wet room or dry room?
Many thanks for posting this one!! It was me who requested to see more bathrooms and I could not believe my luck when I saw this lovely bathroom!! It is gorgeous and it has filled me with some great ideas to start tackling my own! Your posts have become such a present for us!! BIG THANKS!!
Oh...my dream! Light, space, withe and so romantic! Love it!
Wow! this is really romantic.
I really love romantic bathrooms.
Wow , what a great bathroom . It is rustic yet very modern , so I 'm most comfortable .


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Q: how to create different webforms for different types of users in a Asp.net website given their logins I am currently working on the website of a hospital management system. I do know how to create a login form and how to code it. The problem is that I have multiple types of users:

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*doctors: will view information about their patients and the coming appointments

*Nurse: Will see what room is she assigned to in a specific time and what client she's attending

*Receptionist: will have access to information about the client and add/delete/modify an appointment

How can I sort of enable some web forms to doctors only, or nurses only, or receptionists only based on their username/password ?

A: You can Manage it using Membership built in feature in Visual Studio, where you can manage roles for different types of Users !!!
For more details..refer the following link...
https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/t32yf0a9(v=vs.100).aspx

A: If you able to do that, do everything yourself over database. You have some table Users, which contains logins and passwords. Add also field Role or create one more table Roles and in table Users create foreign key for table roles.
Then you might create few masterpages, one for each role, where you can design one masterpage fully for one role, another masterpage for another role, so on. And you should check on load for the role.
Another way is making everything dynamically. For example, in database you will create some table menus, where for every role you will create specific menu, and then call this menu on load for some specific role.


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This week, Bloom had the opportunity to speak with Scott J. Tarde, L.N.H.A. – Chief Executive Officer of the George G. Glenner Alzheimer's Family Centers, Inc. ® in San Diego, to learn more about their model of care for older adults.
The Glenner Centers is a 35-year-old non-profit founded in 1982 by Dr. George G. Glenner and his wife, Joy. Dr. Glenner was a research pathologist at the University of California San Diego, and is world-renowned for his research and isolation of the beta-amyloid protein, which is considered the hallmark of Alzheimer's disease. Dr. Glenner carried his work over to caring for older adults who had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's and providing their families and caregivers with affordable respite in San Diego County through adult day services.
What sparked your interest most in working with Glenner Centers?
Prior to my role as Chief Executive Officer, I spent three years on the Board of Directors. I was drawn to the ability to provide affordable dementia specific support services to families and give them an opportunity to have respite care. Family caregivers are often the silent victims in so many diseases, including Alzheimer's disease, and they deserve the opportunity to take care of themselves. Adult day services allows for an option that does not involve moving into a community if they are not ready to make that decision or unable to afford such services.
We heard you are going to be opening Glenner Town Square. Can you tell us more about that?
Town Square is a replicated 1950's-1960's era city inside of the Glenner Center building. Town Square is designed on the premise that people's strongest memories are created between the ages 18-35, which independent research has shown is because our most significant life events happen during this time including graduation, going to college, starting a new job, and having kids. If you can take older adults back into that period, it gives them an opportunity to have reduced agitation, improved mood, and improved sleep quality, which is very important for the overall health of the individual. Glenner Town Square has partnered with the San Diego Opera Scenic Studio, and worked to create replica storefronts symbolic of urban life with a fully functioning theatre, 50's style diner, a museum, library, and other structured activities participants can engage in to bring value to their day.
Can you tell us more about Reminiscence Therapy?
Reminiscence Therapy (RT) is surrounding participants with tangible prompts from their past, taken in the form of physical elements, old photographs, music, and creating fully immersive storefronts. Nothing about the storefronts lack depth, and you can walk into every storefront and interact as you would in any other store. That is what is so powerful about Town Square and utilizing Reminiscence Therapy.
Are you finding there is a greater shift in the industry to provide resident-driven, sensory experiences when caring with older adults?
We are certainly trying to drive in that direction. I'd like to see more focus on the recreational component of people's lives, as Alzheimer's care is not simply a housing model. We recognize not everyone can care for their loved ones due to high acuity or availability, or when home care or AL is not an option, so we have provided what we believe is an international model for additional options to provide older adults with more choices when developing their plan of care.
What is the best way you have found to connect with and educate adult children about your services?
I am most proud of the support groups we offer in all of our Centers. The support groups give family members the opportunity to come in for support services free of charge, and oftentimes they bring their loved ones, as it is the only time they are receiving any kind of respite. Family members get exposed to other individuals who are also caring for someone with Alzheimer's and come to understand that it is okay to reach out for resources and to ask for help. In support groups, you give people permission through their peers to ask for help, and it gives them an opportunity to share their experience through that process. Glenner Centers pride itself in showing families what their options are, and allowing them to make decisions based on what is best for themselves and their loved ones.
If you could go back in time and have dinner with one person, who would it be, and why?
If I could go back in time I would have dinner with Dr. Glenner. I never had the opportunity to meet him as he passed away in 1995, but he is a man who I have learned a lot about. Dr. Glenner was a brilliant research pathologist, but also able to recognize the need for support services and respite for caregivers. One of his most popular quotes is, "It is time to start taking care of the living," and this is exactly what he did. Dr. Glenner was so focused on the answer to this disease; he dedicated his life to researching it. I find that incredibly inspiring and would want to learn more about what drove that inspiration. I would have loved to have that opportunity.
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