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Q: Hide ComboBox Arrow in WPF I am creating an WPF application, in that I need to Hide the ComboBox's Arrow symbol. Please help me any body.

A: If you want to do that, you need to Restyle the ComboBox, as DHN says. This is the one I used:
<!-- ComboBox style -->
<Style x:Key="{x:Type ComboBox}" TargetType="ComboBox">
    <Setter Property="SnapsToDevicePixels" Value="true"/>
    <Setter Property="ScrollViewer.HorizontalScrollBarVisibility" Value="Auto"/>
    <Setter Property="ScrollViewer.VerticalScrollBarVisibility" Value="Auto"/>
    <Setter Property="ScrollViewer.CanContentScroll" Value="true"/>
    <Setter Property="MinWidth" Value="120"/>
    <Setter Property="Height" Value="25"/>
    <Setter Property="Template">
        <Setter.Value>
            <ControlTemplate TargetType="ComboBox">
                <Grid>
                    <ToggleButton
                    Name="ToggleButton"
                    Template="{DynamicResource ComboBoxToggleButton}"
                    Grid.Column="2"
                    Focusable="false"
                    IsChecked="{Binding Path=IsDropDownOpen,Mode=TwoWay,RelativeSource={RelativeSource TemplatedParent}}"
                    ClickMode="Press">
                    </ToggleButton>
                    <ContentPresenter
                        Name="ContentSite"
                        IsHitTestVisible="False"
                        Content="{TemplateBinding SelectionBoxItem}"
                        ContentTemplate="{TemplateBinding SelectionBoxItemTemplate}"
                        ContentTemplateSelector="{TemplateBinding ItemTemplateSelector}"
                        Margin="3,3,23,3"
                        VerticalAlignment="Center"
                        HorizontalAlignment="Left" />
                    <TextBox x:Name="PART_EditableTextBox"
                        Style="{x:Null}"
                        Template="{Binding Text}"
                        HorizontalAlignment="Left"
                        VerticalAlignment="Center"
                        Margin="3,3,23,3"
                        Focusable="True"
                        Background="Transparent"
                        Visibility="Hidden"
                        Foreground="DarkBlue"
                        IsReadOnly="{TemplateBinding IsReadOnly}"/>
                    <Popup
                        Name="Popup"
                        Placement="Bottom"
                        IsOpen="{TemplateBinding IsDropDownOpen}"
                        AllowsTransparency="True"
                        Focusable="False"
                        PopupAnimation="Slide">
                        <Grid
                          Name="DropDown"
                          SnapsToDevicePixels="True"
                          MinWidth="{TemplateBinding ActualWidth}"
                          MaxHeight="{TemplateBinding MaxDropDownHeight}">
                            <Border
                                x:Name="DropDownBorder"
                                Background="{DynamicResource TextBoxBrush}"
                                BorderThickness="1"
                                BorderBrush="{DynamicResource SolidBorderBrush}"/>
                            <ScrollViewer Margin="4,6,4,6" SnapsToDevicePixels="True">
                                <StackPanel IsItemsHost="True" KeyboardNavigation.DirectionalNavigation="Contained" />
                            </ScrollViewer>
                        </Grid>
                    </Popup>
                </Grid>
                <ControlTemplate.Triggers>
                    <Trigger Property="HasItems" Value="false">
                        <Setter TargetName="DropDownBorder" Property="MinHeight" Value="95"/>
                    </Trigger>
                    <Trigger Property="IsEnabled" Value="false">
                        <Setter Property="Foreground" Value="#373737"/>
                    </Trigger>
                    <Trigger Property="IsGrouping" Value="true">
                        <Setter Property="ScrollViewer.CanContentScroll" Value="false"/>
                    </Trigger>
                    <Trigger SourceName="Popup" Property="Popup.AllowsTransparency" Value="true">
                        <Setter TargetName="DropDownBorder" Property="CornerRadius" Value="0,0,4,4"/>
                        <Setter TargetName="DropDownBorder" Property="Margin" Value="0"/>
                    </Trigger>
                    <Trigger Property="IsEditable"
           Value="true">
                        <Setter Property="IsTabStop" Value="false"/>
                        <Setter TargetName="PART_EditableTextBox" Property="Visibility" Value="Visible"/>
                        <Setter TargetName="ContentSite" Property="Visibility" Value="Hidden"/>
                    </Trigger>
                </ControlTemplate.Triggers>
            </ControlTemplate>
        </Setter.Value>
    </Setter>
    <Style.Triggers>
    </Style.Triggers>
</Style>

If you see in this code, you have a ToggleButton. This one is the one that defines your arrow. Here you have the ToggleButton style:
<ControlTemplate x:Key="ComboBoxToggleButton" TargetType="ToggleButton">
    <Grid>
        <Grid.ColumnDefinitions>
            <ColumnDefinition />
            <ColumnDefinition Width="20" />
        </Grid.ColumnDefinitions>
        <Border
          x:Name="Border"
          Grid.ColumnSpan="2"
          CornerRadius="5"
          Background="{DynamicResource DarkGradient}"
          BorderBrush="{DynamicResource SolidBorderBrush}"
          BorderThickness="1" />
        <Border
          Grid.Column="0"
          CornerRadius="5,0,0,5"
          Margin="1"
          Background="{DynamicResource TextBoxBrush}"
          BorderBrush="{DynamicResource SolidBorderBrush}"
          BorderThickness="0,0,1,0" />
        <Path
          x:Name="Arrow"
          Grid.Column="1"
          Fill="{DynamicResource TextBoxBrush}"
          HorizontalAlignment="Center"
          VerticalAlignment="Center"
          Data="M 0 0 L 4 4 L 8 0 Z"/>
    </Grid>
    <ControlTemplate.Triggers>
        <Trigger Property="IsEnabled" Value="False">
            <Setter TargetName="Border" Property="BorderBrush" Value="Gray" />
            <Setter Property="Foreground" Value="DarkBlue"/>
            <Setter TargetName="Arrow" Property="Fill" Value="DarkGray" />
        </Trigger>
    </ControlTemplate.Triggers>
</ControlTemplate>

If you erase this line:
<Path
      x:Name="Arrow"
      Grid.Column="1"
      Fill="{DynamicResource TextBoxBrush}"
      HorizontalAlignment="Center"
      VerticalAlignment="Center"
      Data="M 0 0 L 4 4 L 8 0 Z"/>

And also comment:
<Setter TargetName="Arrow" Property="Fill" Value="DarkGray" />

on the ToggleButton you erase your arrow :)
NOTE: If you want to use this code exactly, you need to create your own Fill colors.


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Hoops; Culture; Landlocked…
So where do I go from here?
That's your right as an American…
-My Father's response to an email from my sister who was freaking out after Trump won.
On the morning of November 8th, I expected the following things:
A resounding Hillary Clinton victory.
The chance of a Democratic majority in Senate.
The fact that I would missing morning mass at work.
Long lines at the voting polls.
The shutting up of every Tea Party extremist and racist, misogynist and bigoted Trump voter (note that I didn't say Republican; more on that later).
Popping champagne past midnight when they announced that Hillary was the projected winner on CNN and taking shots if Jason Kander actually pulled off the upset over Roy Blunt for Senate. (My friends and I actually had the champagne and liquor ready.)
But low and behold, here is how it actually turned out.
Hillary lost, including three key battleground states that cost her the election (Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania which had been solidly blue the last few elections).
The Republicans won both the Senate and House majority.
There was no morning mass apparently, so I missed nothing.
After early reports of long lines in Kansas City (including my own), the lines seemed to die off by mid-morning. A lot of polling centers in the afternoon and mid-day looked deserted in the urban areas of Kansas City from videos I saw on my friend's Snapchat.
The Tea Party won…so you know how they're handling it (let's just say not modestly).
No champagne. No shots. Hillary and Kander both lost. Just depression and Black and Milds.
In the words of my sister, who called me twice on election night to share her displeasure and anger (all while drunk of course), "what…the…fuck."
Never in my wildest dreams did I think Donald Trump would pull this off. Yes, he won the Republican primary. But I credited that less to him, and more to the hordes of shitty candidates they trotted out there (Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, Ben Carson, Ted Cruz…that's it I got to stop). If there was another Mitt Romney or John McCain or anybody legitimate, Trump would have not stood a chance. He would have been a celebrity "flash in the pan", much like his short-lived candidacy for the Reform party presidential slot back in 2000.
Oh how I was wrong.
The signs were there. Bernie Sanders challenged her so hard in the Democratic Primary, and perhaps should have won. But the DNC had promised this thing to Hillary after she lost to Barack in 2008. It was her turn, and they weren't going to let a Jewish senator out of the tiny state of Vermont fuck with that plan. And so we heard the rumors and read the WikiLeaks and witnessed the protests and the head scratching results during the primaries and caucuses. Most young and liberal Democrats felt Bernie had a better shot at beating Trump than Hillary did. I remember arguing about that in hookah lounges and bars on frequent occasion during those summer primary months.
And yet, Hillary was chosen to be the Democratic nominee. She was the nation's best bet to prevent the xenophobia, and crazy policies of a potential Trump presidency. Yes, she was flawed. Yes, she had scandal with her e-mails. Yes, she and the Clinton Foundation represented the worst of a "corporate interests" affecting our Federal Government. Yes, she sucked with public speeches. Yes, she was so coached as a candidate that everything felt rather inauthentic at times from her.
But she was our nation's best shot. And she was a woman. The first female president. That would be enough. Her experience would be enough. Her debate performance would be enough. Her name would be enough.
Oh how Democrats were wrong.
The morning of November 9th proved it.
I grew up in a primarily Republican-voting family. My grandparents supported Ronald Reagan's campaign not only for President in 1980, but also when he ran for governor of California in the 60's. My great aunt on my dad's side was so conservative and Republican that she voted for Richard Nixon in the presidential election over John F. Kennedy, even though he would eventually be the first Irish-American and Catholic president, traits she (and I) shared as well. My father voted for George W. Bush twice, and Mitt Romney in 2012 (though he did vote for Barack Obama in 2008). My mother has voted Republican in every presidential election since 2000, and actually registered as a Republican in 2000. And in the 2000 election, at my school, I represented George W. Bush in a mock debate to my middle school student body. (I had the vouchers and gun lock issues on point.)
Yes, my background was probably characteristic of any member of a Young or College Republican club.
But since graduating college, I have grown to adopt more liberal and Democrat stances. My experience in the Jesuit order of priests as a novice molded that. Working with migrant workers in East LA confirmed that we needed to change our immigration system in America. Working in the hospitals in South Central LA proved that "privately funded" health care wasn't the answer, especially when people weren't getting the care they desperately needed. Working in the juvenile hall in Sylmar, and at the Restorative Justice Initiative in downtown LA demonstrated to me that not only our prison system, but the way we treated African American and Hispanics in the justice system was extremely flawed. My job as a teacher's aide on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation inspired my career path (teaching) and where I needed to be (in communities where there was high need, like the people of the Lakota tribe I taught for nearly three years). If my Jesuit schooling in high school and college nudged me more toward the left (as I have heard from people on frequent occasions who also are Jesuit education alums), my experience with the Jesuit priests and novices helped me jump without fear or doubt.
Since 2011, I have grown more and more blue on the political spectrum. And that hasn't been easy, especially considering my business and personal background. I studied economics in college (and journalism as well ironically). I am a big fan of limited regulation in a lot of cases, and was even more so when I was in college (I definitely leaned more toward the Milton Friedman school of Economics). I believe in globalization, free markets and competition, and getting rid of bailouts of big corporations who can't get their shit together. I believe in limited taxes, especially when those tax dollars end up being abused or under-utilized. And I am a practicing Roman Catholic, a party whose congregation to the most part has gone from more blue to more red over the past decade due to the pro-choice/pro-life argument.
Those aren't things people think of when they think of democrats, and yet those are some of my core economic beliefs (though in varying shades and modifications; I could write more but I don't want this to be a fucking college thesis). So why do I identify as a Democrat rather than a Republican? Why did I vote for every Democratic candidate on the Missouri ballot this past Tuesday? Why am I campaigning for Democratic candidates and donating money to them as well and putting their bumper stickers on my car? My economic and religious background scream GOP.
It's difficult to say. Perhaps because it's the social issues that fuel my passion into politics, not economic ones. I don't need to worry about jobs because I am a teacher: I punted the idea of a great retirement package and making six figures long ago. I don't care about the global market beyond the economics class I teach to high school upperclassmen. Instead, I care about young people who fear their family members getting deported (including some I teach now or have taught in the past). I care about young people in the city not getting the same educational opportunities as those outside of it. I care about too many prisons being filled by people who shouldn't be there, either literally or figuratively. If my political makeup is a sliding scale between social and economic, the social side will always weigh more than the economic side considerably, and as of now, that advantage is clearly blue.
As long as the Democrats stand for those listed social ideals, the ideals for social justice and protecting the rights of those who need protection and not just throwing them out to the dogs in a laissez faire fashion, I will continue to consider myself a Democrat, irregardless of the economic policies or pro-life announcements from the Catholic Archbishops that come my way.
But Democrats lost.
We lost the house. We lost the senate. And we lost the Presidency…to him.
The easy solution would be to run. Go to a different country. Immigrate to Canada or some foreign country. I'm young. I'm a teacher. I have a master's degree. I could teach abroad for four or more years and perhaps enter the country again if Trump is out of office by 2020.
But that's a coward's way out. I love my country, and I love where I live, Kansas City and the people within it. I am not moving because of the threat of one man.
Another solution would be to give up. Either accept a Trump presidency because he's our president and we have no choice. I could give up on the issues I care about and see how I could mold my views to the Republican party for the sake of unity in the nation, and perhaps helping the party be seen in a more positive light.
But that would be another coward's way out. I am not going to throw out everything I have grown to care and be passionate about due to "fitting in."
Another solution would just be an anarchist and/or revolutionary. Quit my job and protest. Get arrested. Protest Trump at every turn.
But I have a life, a career I care about (students). And yelling only does so much. Protesting only does so much. Action, concrete, constructive, real society-forming action is what makes a difference, not just a sign or a blow horn. After all, what matters in change are "deeds, not words."
So what's the right solution?
I don't know. I know it's not the three above.
And honestly, I don't know if I will uncover that right solution in a year, two years or by the end of the Trump presidency whether that is four more years or eight.
Because one "fix-all" solutions don't exist. The problems I am facing as an American citizen and adopted Kansas City denizen are layers deep, like a Redwood Tree. The future is too murky; the solutions too disheartening; the people too unpredictable; and the world too evolving for one choice, no matter how bold or noble, to change things, be it myself or the community I live in.
But what can I do? I don't want to live in a world where I have to accept some of the injustices I might see under this Trump presidency/Republican coup. I have to do something.
I could keep teaching. Keep promoting to students their importance and role in changing America and Kansas City, especially my students of color, which make up over 70 percent of the students at my school.
I could keep getting involved. Keep going to events and meeting people and organizations where constructive dialogue is encouraged to form plans and programs that bring more equality and opportunities for all in our country and in Kansas City.
I could keep reading. Reading not just the Buzzfeed bits or shit I see on fivethirtyeight.com, but articles and studies written and conducted by people who really want to make a difference or who have done so in various ways through different approaches in educational or civic matters.
I could keep living life. My life. Not the life Republicans tell me to live, and not exactly the life Democrats tell me to live either.
Because we are people. Not Donkeys or Elephants.
I thought November 9th, a day ago when Donald Trump was elected president that this was the end of the world. I thought I would be depressed and give up on life. I thought that racism and sexism and prejudice won.
But I am motivated to do more. I am motivated to stay in teaching, which wasn't exactly the case less than a month ago. I am motivated to be even more involved in my community, Jackson County, Wyandotte County and Kansas City in general more than ever, looking to advocate and aid in whatever area I can, in whatever aspect that would be a good fit for both me and whom I'm helping.
There is hope. Not just for me. But for Hillary voters. For Democrat voters.
We can and will be better. And the journey will be worth it, because people will say it won't matter or will be a waste of time and effort. Trump won November 9th, remember? He got 279 electoral votes and counting.
That doesn't mean he can decide how I can help people or tell me what issues I need to believe in.
Trump won an election. He won paper votes.
Winning over a person's ideals takes a lot more than showing them the results of an election.
What am I thinking today, November 10th?
Optimism. Drive. Hope. The future. Our people. Kansas City. Social justice. Immigration reform. Health care reform. Optimism. Real change, not fear-mongering or vitriol. Catholic AND Muslim unity. The long, peaceful, arduous road. One day at a time.
All this DESPITE Trump and Trump surrogates and supporters pointing fingers, laughing and telling me "You lost!"
Damn. I wonder if I would have felt this way if Hillary won…
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The man behind 2001: A Space Odyssey's visual effects talks today's cinema, new project
By Natalia Liubchenkova • Updated: 19/10/2018
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The debut of 2001: A Space Odyssey in 1968 changed the way sci-fi films were told with its out-of-this-world visual effects.
Fifty years on, one of the key players behind the movie's visual impact rewatched his work alongside an audience of 2,000 people in the French city of Lyon, as part of the annual Lumiere Film Festival.
Douglas Trumbull was only 23 years old when he started working on the film with Stanley Kubrick and has since been nominated three times for Oscars and has been honoured by the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers.
Trumbull's credits also include Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Blade Runner and, more recently, The Tree of Life.
Euronews: Do young people who watch 2001: A Space Odyssey today see it as something out of a museum or a piece of art that is relevant today?
Douglas Trumbull: I hope they see it right now as a piece of art because it still looks new. And it is spectacular and quite different from movies on your smartphone, tablet or television set. This is the big epic spectacle. And I hope that they look at it and say: "Wow, I could do that". I hope they'll want more of that giant screen.
Euronews: Could anyone really do it?
Douglas Trumbull: Anybody can do it. It's a mental process of the director: thinking big, thinking epic, trying to make a very large spectacle of some amazing place or some amazing thing.
Euronews: You said "2001" is still new. How?
Douglas Trumbull: In order to create this 70 millimetre kind of spectacular illusion that we did back 50 years ago, we can do that today digitally with any 4k camera. So you have high resolution and you can put it on a big screen. There are also 4k projectors and stereo sound systems. So a giant screen epic movie is there and it's inexpensive and easy. I hope more filmmakers want to do that.
Euronews: You worked on 2001: A Space Odyssey with Stanley Kubrick for more than 4 years. What are your fondest memories from that time?
Douglas Trumbull: Stanley Kubrick was a maverick and his personal filmmaking philosophy was to try to make movies that were different. His attitude was that if everybody's doing something in a certain way he wants to do it in another way. Do you want to invent some new way? Just shoot differently, tell the story differently and explore cinema as something other than just a normal storytelling format. He was a very adventurous filmmaker.
Euronews: Are there other directors that are doing the same right now?
Douglas Trumbull: No, I don't see many directors that are doing what Stanley Kubrick did in his lifetime. There are some directors that I admire who are exploring cinema. Like Alfonso Cuarón, who did "Gravity" which is quite a spectacular space film. He followed an adventurous way to make a film. He was a pioneer of exploring visual effects: computer photography, robotic cameras post-production techniques and animation for that movie. It was very successful and it broke a lot of rules. The camera never stopped moving and editing was completely different.
Chris Nolan is trying to do something different and he really admires Stanley Kubrick's work. He tried to replicate that to some extent in Interstellar and in Dunkirk, which is done more in like a David Lean-style, for a big epic giant screen.
Euronews: You were honored by the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers, and worked on UFO tracking tools. What you think is your life mission in cinema?
Douglas Trumbull: I put my career as a director aside for a while and I did that on purpose because I felt very disappointed with the medium of cinema. I felt that cinema was carrying a lot of old ideas, frame rates and old concepts of a rectangular cinematic frame. In my desire to make a more immersive cinema form I just stopped directing in order to solve some fundamental problems. I'm in the process of breaking of all the rules. I'm changing the frame rate, changing the resolution, changing the size of the screen, trying to bring a new kind of cinematic experience. I want to direct this new kind of movie to show the industry what that kind of experience it can be like and to go beyond "2001...".
Euronews: Are you close to your achieving your goal?
Douglas Trumbull: I am! I have a wonderful screenplay. It's a big epic space adventure. Very, very beautiful. It's very scientifically valid, the way 2001 was. It will be a way to make the audience feel they are aboard of this spacecraft that is going out. Space is very beautiful and it's a different place. I like exploring the unknown and pushing into a frontier of experiences that you've never seen or never imagined visually. That's why I love visual effects, that's the way you do it.
Lumiere Film Festival is held in Lyon for the 10th time this year, during October 13-21. It hosts hundreds of film screenings, two all-nighters, master classes with stars like Jane Fonda and Javier Bardem, cinema concerts, special opening and closing events, library, cinema market and even photographic exhibitions. Check out the highlights of the Festival Lumiere in pictures.
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LeRoy was born on August 5, 1927 and passed away on Friday, October 12, 2018.
LeRoy was a resident of Fort Benton, Montana at the time of passing.
LeRoy attended country schools near Opheim through middle school, eventually moving with his family to Washington state in 1942.
Funeral services will be held at 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, October 17 th , at the First Christian Church of Fort Benton, Pastor Kit Miller officiating, with a viewing to be held one hour prior to the service. Burial will follow at Riverside Cemetery. Read Less First Christian Church 1201 Chouteau Fort Benton, Montana 59442 Express your condolences with flowers sent to LeRoy's memorial service Order from Local Florists View & Sign.
The family suggests memorial donations in LeRoy's name be made to the Little Rockies Christian Camp.
Farewell Uncle Leroy. You are with the Lord now.
Farewell Uncle Leroy. You are with the Lord.


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The Lambda Eta Chapter of Sigma Nu Fraternity was founded at the University of Rochester on April 25, 1987. Since our founding, our brothers have built a tradition of excellence and have dedicated their lives to our Fraternity's values of Love, Honor and Truth.
Our chapter today consists around 3o brothers whom are actively involved within the University and the greater Rochester community.
Sigma Nu National
Sigma Nu's past is a proud and colorful one. Founded by three cadets at the Virginia Military Institute in a period of civil strife known as the Reconstruction, Sigma Nu represented a radical departure from the times. The system of physical abuse and hazing of underclassmen at VMI led to James Frank Hopkins, Greenfield Quarles, and James McIlvaine Riley to form the "Legion of Honor" which soon became Sigma Nu Fraternity. So, amidst a backdrop of turmoil, North America's first "Honor" fraternity was established.
Anti-Hazing. Sigma Nu Fraternity was founded in 1869 as an act of defiance against the system of hazing then left unrestrained at the institution. To this day, Sigma Nu stands against hazing in any form. The fraternity and this chapter give you the promise that you will never be hazed as a candidate of Sigma Nu.
Connections. Nearly 300 Sigma Nu chapters and over 100 alumni chapters have been chartered. With more than 230,000 initiated members bound by a common ritual and heritage, you will benefit from a large network and supportive network of alumni. You will also share a common bond with Sigma Nu Hall of Fame inductees such as Harrison Ford, Glenn Miller, Bob Barker, and Eli Manning.
Philanthropy. Sigma Nu's Helping Hand Initiative supports these national philanthropic organizations:
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Brothers around the country gain project management and other leadership skills while providing needed assistance to these organizations.
Programming. From our Sigma Nu Institutes for officer training, to our biennial Grand Chapter conventions, to the College of Chapters program for incoming chapter presidents, Sigma Nu provides opportunities for you to meet brothers from around the continent to exchange experiences and ideas. At the chapter level, our award-winning LEAD program will assist you in your growth as you progress through your education.
Friendship. Whether you join because of your friends or because you want to make new friends, there are few organizations better to join than a fraternity. From our social events to our service events, every minute spent is a minute spent getting closer with your brothers. In Sigma Nu, you will build close relationships that last can last a lifetime.
Membership Development. Our chapter's implementation of the national LEAD program has earned awards both on campus and nationally. Standing for Leadership, Ethics, Achievement, and Development, this member education program will help you grow in four phases:
Phase I, our new member education program, where you will be introduced to the chapter, the fraternity, our history, and our values.
Phase II, for recent initiates, where you and your brothers will discuss the qualities of leadership.
Phase III, where you are given an opportunity to work on project management, goal-setting, and personal health.
Phase IV, often led by the chapter's alumni, provides you lessons on topics such graduate school and taxes to prepare you for life beyond undergrad.
In addition, All-Chapter LEAD events are available to brothers at any phase. Past All-Chapter LEAD sessions include everything from Resume Workshops to Financial Literacy and Investment.
Campus Involvement. The brothers of Sigma Nu at the University of Rochester have very diverse interests, from technical theatre to rugby. Members in Sigma Nu have earned leaderships positions everywhere from Residential Advisors to the Students' Association Government. By joining Sigma Nu, you will benefit from the shared experience of these brothers.
Leadership Opportunities. Our chapter has over 20 elected or appointed positions for you to try your hand at, such as President, Philanthropy Chairman, and Chapter Historian. Even if you are not an officer, we have committees to handle specific tasks within the chapter including the Executive Board, the Recruitment Committee, and our internal judicial board. No matter your position, you will gain experience in project management and team building. Most importantly, you will get invaluable practice in leadership.
Service. We have been actively involved in service events and projects both on and off campus. These opportunities to serve our community include activities such as packaging medical equipment at Intervol and recycling tech equipment at ImagineIT. We also support our fellow Greek organizations by participating in their annual events, such as Delta Gamma's Anchor Splash and Kappa Alpha Theta's KATurday Night Live.
The Cost. The costs of membership are:
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Semesterly membership dues, set by a vote of the chapter
Looking for more information about Sigma Nu or Greek life in general? Visit one of these pages:
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David Norris attacks 1916 Easter Rising fighters as traitors
Senator and former presidential candidate says leaders in 1916 Rising were "traitors to their own cause."
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Senator David Norris, the former presidential candidate, says leaders in 1916 Rising were "traitors to their own cause." Photocall
The leaders of the 1916 Rising were "traitors to their own cause", an outspoken politician claimed.
Senator David Norris sparked heated exchanges in Ireland's Upper House when he spoke of his opinions about those who participated in the Rising.
The former presidential candidate said: "If one looks at 1916, I believe Yeats [Irish poet, W.B. Yeats] was correct in his first impression of these people when he said they were vainglorious
"They were seen by the British as traitors to the empire, but they were traitors to their own cause because Eoin MacNeill, the commander-in-chief, had cancelled the Rising and yet they ignored that."
Norris also told the Seanad he agreed with observations made in recent months by former taoiseach (Prime Minister) John Bruton about the men and women who fought in the Rising.
The former Fine Gael leader has previously been critical of the Easter Rising and blamed the event for damaging the Irish psyche, making people more pro-violence and even causing the outbreak of the bloody Civil War.
On Thursday, in comments which coincided with the centenary of Home Rule in Dublin, Bruton reiterated his past criticism of the Rising, insisting it did not meet the criterion of a just war.
He said that the fact that Home Rule for Ireland became law 100 years ago meant that the use of violence in the Rising was not a genuine last resort and had no hope of military success.
He was also critical of the leaders of the Rising for taking the opposite side to their fellow countrymen in the trenches in World War 1.
He also insisted the 1916 leaders were not neutral, but were taking the side of Germany, which had invaded Belgium and France.
And echoing comments he made earlier this year, he said he believed Ireland would have become independent if it had stuck with the Home Rule policy and avoided the Rising, adding that Home Rule was already on the statute books and was not about to be reversed.
The comments by both Bruton and Norris were criticized yesterday in the Seanad (Senate).
Fianna Fail Senator Mary White said: "Padraig Pearse and his comrades fought for independence after 800 years of domination by Britain.
"In 2016 we will celebrate the freedom achieved by those who fought on these streets."
And Fianna Fail Senator Ned O'Sullivan accused Norris of driving "a coach and four through the whole history of 1916", adding that he "came out with what to me seems a shocking statement that the leaders of 1916 were traitors".
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Mike D'Urzo is an international award winning magician & mentalist. As the founder and creative director of Mega Magic, he performs in hundreds of shows annually for some of the largest corporations, theaters, theme parks, festivals and television networks. Mike was the winner of the "Canadian Entertainer of the Year" award by the Canadian Event Industry Awards. He was the 6-time recipient of the "Performer of the Year" award presented by Festivals & Events Ontario. He was awarded in the "Top 10 Magicians Worldwide" by the Wedding Industry Experts Awards and the Reader's Choice Award for Best Entertainer by Special Events Magazine. He was also named in the Top 5 Magicians in Toronto by BLOG TO and won the Toronto Choice Award by Event Source. Mike is a member of the prestigious Canadian Association of Magicians and the International Brotherhood of Magicians.
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5 lessons learned at the CanadianCIO Summit – in photos
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Published: October 1st, 2018
The Power of 5
IT World Canada hosted the 5th annual CanadianCIO Summit Sept. 29-Oct. 1 in Muskoka, Ont., sponsored by Cogeco Peer 1. Technology leaders from across Canada, in the public and private sectors alike, met to share their learnings on the topics of artificial intelligence, emerging technologies such as blockchain, cloud infrastructure, privacy in a GDPR world, and security. Keeping with the theme, here are five lessons to take away from the weekend's presentations and panels.
AI isn't magic it will be a long journey
Opening speaker Stephen Piron, co-founder and co-CEO of Dessa, a Toronto-based startup that helps businesses apply artificial intelligence (AI), pointed out there's a lot of excitement around AI right now. Realizing the benefits it has to offer may take longer and require more work than we realize. At its present phase of development, "AI research is far more like alchemy than it is like chemistry," Piron said. "It's a lot about intuition, about what parameters feel right."
What is blockchain good for anyway?
Blockchain is good for establishing trust among several organizations that want to transact, said Andrew Boysen, the chief identity officer at Ottawa-based SecureKey. The firm is using the technology – and along with its partner in IBM – is getting ready to launch a digital identity solution that consumers will use to interact with banks, telcos, and government services. What blockchain is not good as is forgetting anything – it's immutable, which is the whole point of building trust around consensus. So don't store any personal information there.
Don't let vendors lead your cloud strategy
Panelists agreed on this topic. "Partner with people that are going to be more vendor neutral and will lead you based on business outcome," said Marc Pare, chief commercial officer at CloudOps. When Cogeco Peer 1 gets requests from customers to help migrate to a specific cloud, Bertrand Labelle, the company's vice-president of marketing and innovation says that he starts by asking what they're trying to achieve. "Then we have a chat about where your workloads should really run."
Cloud providers are different from other outsourcers
When Fariba Anderson become CEO at AcuteNet several years ago, she drove a strategy to go fully cloud. It followed the model she pursued during her time at Ontario Lottery and Gaming (OLG). "You don't outsource when you go cloud," she said. "You actually bring the capabilities in." But she cautioned other CIOs at the conference to think carefully about the business model of any cloud provider they were getting involved with. Amazon Web Services is a transactional business, she said. "I was just a number to them." Eventually, she found the right partner in Cogeco Peer 1.
GDPR may not apply to you, but pay attention anyway
Today's digital economy is greatly structured around trading our personal information for greater convenience, says Sharon Bauer, senior manager in KPMG's privacy team. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) may only apply today to businesses dealing with European citizens that are living in Europe, but with Canadian Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien saying GDPR "raises the bar" and asking parliament for more powers, adhering to privacy best practices is a good idea today.
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Shubhani Chaitanya came into Chinmaya Mission as Bala Vihar child in Manila, Philippines. In her youth, she moved to New York, USA along with her family. She studied at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City where she graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in International Trade and Marketing. After working in the fashion industry for around 7 years, she joined the YEP (Youth Empowerment Program) in Kolwan, Vibhooti and served Chinmaya Mission in both India and the US in various projects such as: writing/editing books, organizing camps, teaching in schools etc. As an active member of Chinmaya Yuva Kendra, she also conducted study groups in the New York area. She was the administrator for the first YEP in the US and assisted in the script-writing of Pujya Gurudev's movie – On a Quest. She just recently completed the Vedanta course in Sandeepany Sadhanalaya where she was initiated as Shubhani Chaitanya. She brings a natural wisdom and compassion to her classes and loves sharing with people the Science of Happiness that is Vedanta.
Shri George is a practicing psychotherapist in New York City who has been leading Vedanta study groups since he met Guru Dev, Swami Chimayananda ji in 1990- 1991.
He has the unique ability of explaining the concepts of Vedanta through Chinmaya Mission's prescribed texts. He creates and sustains interest in his students from multi-cultural backgrounds to pursue sincere study of Vedanta for their self-improvement.
Shri George Romney conducts various study groups in and around New York.


DUNDALK/DROGHEDA COMMUTER SERVICES WILL OPERATE BETWEEN DUNDALK/DROGHEDA AND MALAHIDE STATION ONLY THIS WEEKEND.
Due to Engineering works between Clontarf Road and Portmarnock stations there will be NO TRAIN SERVICE between Connolly and Malahide/Howth stations on Saturday 5th, Sunday 6th and Monday 7th May, 2012.
Belfast Enterprise services will operate between Drogheda and Belfast with a direct bus transfer Between Drogheda and Connolly station. Drogheda/Dundalk Commuter services will operate between Dundalk/Drogheda and Malahide station only. Dublin Bus will accept all valid rail tickets on their scheduled services to City Centre.


"Chattie", the Singer Le Mans is due be displayed at Brightwells at the beginning of next month so today's post features a photo of a pair of her kingpin bushes being line reamed.
It also features a rather Scottish reference in the title which I have borrowed from Alasdair Gray, and being keen to meet the deadline for the project I shall not tempt fate by making any other Scottish references.
(Angels and ministers of grace defend us).
Expanding reamers are very simple in principle but they do require a certain amount of experience and sympathetic handling in order to produce a good job. I started to learn about these during school holidays – usually in the winter because Mr. Thetford senior (who sadly is no longer with us) used to save jobs like this for the seasonal coal – heated fire in a side room of his old workshop. Something which has been all but forgotten is the old tradesman's bit of folklore which maintains that you should only ever use a brush to clean an expanding reamer….. never blow on it or you risk blunting the blades. Quite untrue of course and with no factual basis, but the legend lives on in as much that I too can not use one of these without thinking of the unlikely story.
Mechanics – or technicians as they are now called – don't get to use expanding reamers on modern cars but even "back in the day" they were a less common workshop tool. The biggest danger with their use apart from the propensity of the inexperienced user to remove too much metal, is that they can be allowed to "chatter" and produce a ridged surface finish. I often think of the story of the garage proprietor who purchased a set of these comparatively expensive tools and , much to the chagrin of his workforce, forbade any one else to use them. Allegedly he declared on first using them that they were so fine that "only an idiot could make a mistake with them"…. I leave the rather predictable outcome of the story to my readers' imaginations.
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Although best known for creating the spirited Anne Shirley, L. M. Montgomery had a thriving writing career that included several novels and more than 500 poems and stories. This collection brings together rare pieces originally published between 1900 and 1939 that haven't been in print since their initial periodicals. Collins and Woster have carefully curated a mixture of newly discovered stories that showcase all the charm you expect from Montgomery. With scholarly prefaces and notes for each piece, the book offers listeners a rare glimpse into how Montgomery's writing developed over the years.
Would you consider the audio edition of After Many Years to be better than the print version?
I would consider it a very close second if not equal to the print version.
Its very hard to choose only one favorite. Hilary is one that come to mind. She is so quaint and sweet.
What does Elva Mai Hoover bring to the story that you wouldn't experience if you just read the book?
Her voice really brings out the characters and makes them come alive.
If you could rename After Many Years, what would you call it?
The title is perfect as it is I think.
I was so excited to find more of Montgomery's stories have been published. I have been a life long collector of her works.


A souvenir pen is the perfect combination of practical, memorable, and affordable. These novelty pen from Big Sky Carvers hold both a sort of rustic charm and a hilarity that anyone is sure to appreciate! The perfect gift for grandpa or that younger brother, these novelty pens are available in 8 different object designs!


If you've ever been involved in a public mural project, then you know how deceptively simple this booming genre of community activism can seem, to the uninitiated. Hire an artist, slap it on, make it pretty… right?
Wrong! Community murals are very, very labor-intensive – even if a professional artist is on the team. From fundraising, to power-washing the wall, to the complexities of designing and mapping such a large image, to scaffolding, to selecting climate-appropriate paint, to coating it all with UV protection at the end, to lighting installation, to protecting the work from graffiti, this kind of job is no cakewalk. But it's worth it. Murals bring people together. Neighbors stop and look, and wind up chatting. Mural helpers and contributors across the country burst with pride at the sight of their work.
Just ask Jennifer Chappell, who in her free time works tirelessly on her community council and as a Creator with Three Points Beautification, in Louisville. She's spearheading an ioby campaign that's raising money right now to cover a portion of costs for a new mural on a run-down commercial building on Goss Avenue, in Louisville's Three Points area, where she lives.
The mural's concept is absolutely fascinating: it's going to visually represent the Louisville Cotton Mill and Glassner's Bakery – tenants of the building generations ago – as well as Ackerman Millworks, who are the current building tenants. It'll be done by artist Stephen Paulovich, and in such a way that if you stand out front, it'll look as if the building has been spliced down the center, so that you can peer right in to see women spinning cotton, men working wood lathes, and bakers kneading bread. On another side will be a reproduction of an old photograph of a Glassner's Bakery truck.
Maybe Chappell's tirelessness comes from seeing so clearly what a difference her work is making. Passersby often roll down their windows and shout "thank you!," if workers happen to be on the site. "It's so heartwarming," says Chappell, who actually cried the first time she sat down in the newly installed bench, and who's also noticed that neighbors have been taking it upon themselves to quietly contribute, when no one is looking. Recently, someone went and repainted an old fire hydrant in the area; now it's a nice, bright red again. Someone else staked a tree that had been bumped by a car. Another person did some quiet weed-management.
These selfless neighbors, like Chappell herself, aren't getting paid for it. They're not in it for the glory. They just feel compelled to give a little, make things a little nicer. Neighborhood investment breeding neighborhood investment.
To donate to the mural, visit the campaign page here. More than $3,000 has already been raised, with 26 days left to raise the remaining $2,135. A $20 donation gets your name on the mural, and $200 or more gets your glowing FACE up there!
Pssst…. In OTHER ioby news: Want to learn from the pros about how to bring healthy cooking into the classroom? Check out last week's Learn From A Leader blog, and get tips on designing curriculum, getting equipment, and teaching good food habits. Give it a read, and you'll be ready to start!
ioby is more than just a crowdfunding platform: we're a team of individuals who are passionate about helping neighbors make their neighborhoods safer, greener, more livable and more fun. We love hearing from ioby Leaders about their experiences planning, funding and implementing a project with us. We think by sharing these experiences, complete with both triumphs and roadblocks, we can help spread knowledge and maybe even inspire others to take action towards positive change where they live.
As a self-identified sign-hunter, Khara Woods is always on the lookout for street art in Memphis. On leisurely walks through her hometown, she documents property signage and graffiti as reference for her graphic design and hand-lettering projects.
One day in midtown, Khara stopped in her tracks and took notice of a colorful new graffiti-inspired mural on a formerly unsightly wall along Lamar Avenue. The stark contrast between the mural design and surrounding disrepair drew into focus the strange mix of rapid transformation and neglect that for her characterizes the historic neighborhood of Rozelle-Annesdale. The wall sat adjacent to a freeway that now the divides the area, which was formerly a bustling corridor for residents and commuters. Her curiosity piqued, Khara was determined to track down the artist responsible and soon learned that the art was one of eight installments comprising the "Paint Lamar" ioby campaign led by Kyle Taylor. Khara kept ioby on her radar. She bookmarked the site to her browser and checked in periodically.
She also sent the link to her mother. While Khara scouts emerging street art, her mother NJ Woods keeps busy as a "primitive folk" artist building on a collection of self-portraits depicting Mid-South and Civil Rights- era living. For some time now, they had been looking for a way to collaborate, and they had an idea to work on a large scale public mural together. They had applied for grants, responded to city RFPs and sought funding from arts commissions to no avail. Feeling defeated, they tabled their collaborative project until they had the resources to execute on their own terms.
In the early stages of ioby's 85K Memphis Match, Khara skimmed our blog announcement and promptly got in touch with our office to float a question about what permission she'd need for a potential public mural project. After connecting with ioby's Ellen Roberds in person at an Urban Resource Center meeting, Khara shared her concerns about her lack of fundraising experience and navigating permissions for public property use. Drawing on her local relationships, Ellen facilitated introductions between local business owners, weighed in on potential sites, and even proofread Khara's draft emails to property owners.
After much back and forth with local stakeholders, Khara secured the site of a welcoming local eatery in Midtown: Moore Food Company. Launching their ioby campaign "Headshots", Khara and NJ quickly racked up match funds for their $1,000 funding goal for wall clean-up materials and paint supplies. Inspired by NJ's past collage work, the mother-daughter pair spent a couple of weekends rolling out a cast of minimalist geometric figures to represent the diversity of their Memphis neighbors. After Khara and NJ's mural went up on behind the Moore Food Company, the restaurant saw business profits spike – their beautification project was clearly doubling as a placemaking success and a striking new neighborhood landmark!
Khara and NJ's mural project reminds us that fundraising is just one of many barriers that can stand in a way of potential leaders starting a project. After being burned by grant opportunities, Khara felt discouraged by bureaucratic language, sluggish timelines, and by veteran organizers competing over resources for public arts projects.
When the Woods pair came to ioby with the vision to get their project off the ground, ioby provided the footing they needed to ask for buy-in from their community. Ellen's guidance throughout the process speaks to one of ioby's core principles: we believe that our neighbors know what's best for their neighborhoods. While we're confident that local residents are the ones best equipped to make on-the-ground change, our hands-on approach offers leaders the chance to build confidence and expand their skillsets. We're here to affirm ioby leaders' right to improve their neighborhoods and to guide them through unforeseen hiccups along the way. ioby is proud to be a part of Headshots fundraising success and we hope it's one of many for the Woods family!
And remember: if you're ever headed east from Downtown Memphis, keep on the lookout for the Woods' bold and whimsical 10-foot geocentric headshots to jut into view.
At ioby, we are lucky to be surrounded by experts from across the country. Our ioby Leaders can do some amazing things; They can build bat houses, make beeswax candles, teach kids how to tell stories through dance! And best of all, they're not stingy with their knowledge. That's why we like to feature some of our favorite Leaders in our Learn from a Leader series. We hope you enjoy!
This week we hear from Karen B. Golightly, a graffiti photographer and one of the three main organizers of Paint Memphis. Her photos and articles on graffiti and public art have been published nationally and internationally in literary and art journals, such as Triggerfish Critical Review and Number magazine. Paint Memphis sponsors a one-day annual paint festival to create public art in unusual places. In 2015, they created Memphis's largest collaborative mural, which was also its first city-sanctioned wall for public art.
Get permission from the City—with some friends. This might be the hardest part! Memphis spent so many years trying to cover up graffiti that officials had a hard time understanding why they should now condone it; it literally took us years to reach agreement. We finally got there by doing a presentation to the Office of Engineering and Public Works showing how beautiful the public murals in St. Louis are, and how this is all about community—it's not a threat! We also partnered with a local environmental nonprofit that wanted to beautify the floodwalls lining their recreational trails. It's better not to go into this looking like one crazy person—get some backing!
Figure out your budget. If you're not familiar with calculating mural costs, ask someone who is. The other Paint Memphis organizers had a better idea than I about how much time and paint (both spray and bucket) we would need. We approached Home Depot, and they donated a lot of primer, paint, and volunteer labor (we shouted them out in our press release); paint brands Glidden and Behr and a local contractor also made donations. Our muralists also chipped in themselves by buying some of their own paint; about half of what we needed total. Remember that the bigger the wall, the more expensive it will be!
Clean and prime. After appealing to the chief of our fire department for months, he understood that pressure washing was an essential part of the mural-making process, and agreed to help us. Once it was clean, Home Depot employees volunteered their own time to prime the wall.
Get volunteers! We sent one press release, and had our ioby campaign and a website, but most of our buzz stemmed from the nature of the project: graffiti is cool! A lot of people spread the word through their own social networks and really showed up to help with prep and cleanup, press, professional photography—everything! We also had organizations reach out to see what they could do; one volunteered to clean along the wall after the mural's completion.
Choose your painters and prep for the day. We gave local and regional artists whose work was really good first dibs on painting, but artists from as far away as South Korea eventually heard about it and got involved. We organized the artists along the wall to alternate between solo muralists and crews; many developed their pieces to fit together, so we planned for them to work side by side. A local restaurant donated a barbeque lunch, and another sponsor donated water. All 70 artists were so grateful to come out and share their work.
If you're in a hot climate, don't do this in the middle of the summer! After you get permission from the City, six months should be enough time to organize, provided you're working with a committed team.
We raised $2,500 and got a separate $500 donation, which was enough to buy half the spray paint; we needed an additional $2,000 for bucket paint and priming. So the materials total was about $8,000—but that was for a floodwall a third of a mile long and seven feet tall! We wanted it this size to make an eye-catching statement and a real community movement for Memphis, but you don't have to start so big.
In addition to all the usual paint and priming supplies—brushes, rollers, buckets, tarps, etc.—don't forget to have tons of water and snacks on hand for everyone!
– If there's a person in charge of public art in your city's administration, reach out to them (of course)!


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The gift of salvation was the greatest gift of all, that I received, because without Him, I would be nothing. It's not about presents too open, it's about the presence of the Lord carrying me through these trials and tribulations of the world..I'am not of this world, I'am of the spirit. It's not about the flesh anymore, it's about principalities, it's about your breastplate of righteousness, your helmet of salvation, your loins be girded..We are in a spiritual battle, a battle that's already won. Be strong In Our Lord, He's my rock, my fortress, my strong tower...I only fear God.
I thank God for Christmas, even when the world seems to have forgotten all about our lord Jesus Christ, there will always be a seasone like christmas to remind us. I thank God for this.
Thanks be to God for His Unspeakable Gift! That says it all. A belated Merry Christmas to everyone!
In the Roman world, the Saturnalia was a time of merrymaking and exchanging of gifts. Dec. 25th was also regarded as the birthdate of the Iranian mystery god, Mithra, the Sun of Righeousness. On the Roman New Year houses were decorathed with greenery and lights and gifts were given to children.
THIS TIME OF THE YEAR IS FOR EVERYONE TO SIT AND REFLECT ON HOW A SAVIOR WAS BORN TO US TO SAVE US FROM OUR SINS. WHAT A WONDERFUL GIFT!


I will revise my previous Pumking post to reflect the change to second, as this is clearly the third place winner when it comes to the delicious pumpkin seasonals. The pumpkin fragrance about bloodies your nose followed by a surprisingly mild to not too terrible spice on the tongue that you were sure was going to be a whole lot more. And then, even still you'll decide that the taste on your tongue is just right. 8%abv is fine for me, I will have only one, with dessert.
The pumpkin flavor of this brew comes through immediately with the hints of spice, cinnamon,nutmeg and cardamon. Also cloves but less pronounced. Very nice.


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Govia Thameslink Railway has extended contactless pay-as-you-go with contactless cards or smartphones to Radlett, Potters Bar and Brookmans Park stations with effect from August 29. Pay-as-you-go with Oyster has also been extended to Radlett and Potters Bar.
From September 2 people in apprenticeships aged between 19-24 and living in Halton, Knowsley, Liverpool, St Helens, Sefton and Wirral can apply for Apprentice Travelcards, enabling them to purchase weekly and monthly Railpass season tickets at 50% discount from all Merseyrail and staffed Northern stations. Application packs are available from training providers, further education colleges and at Merseytravel Travel Centres.
Story Contracting and Network Rail have opened three-span footbridge and lifts providing step-free access to all platforms at Kilwinning station. The £4m project included upgrades to the CCTV system, information boards and lighting, as well as resurfacing of the car park.
Contractor Graham has started work on a £400 000 project to replace the footbridge at City Hospital station in Belfast. 'This is an important project, intended to enhance the passenger experience at City Hospital halt, one of the busiest on the NI Railways network', said Translink Project Manager Helen Halliday.
LNER is to introduce four weekday return services between Lincoln and London King's Cross from October 21, operated using Hitachi Azuma trainsets. These will be addition to the current daily service operated using a HST, which will be replaced by an Azuma later in the year. A sixth weekday service will be introduced with the December timetable change.
On September 9 Northern expects to introduce CAF Class 331 EMUs on the routes from Leeds to Bradford, Skipton and Ilkley, and between Blackpool North and Liverpool Lime Street.
ScotRail passengers can now get in touch with the operator using the WhatsApp messaging service. 'We are always looking for new and innovative ways to speak with customers, which is why we are so excited to launch WhatsApp', said ScotRail's Head of Customer Operations, Phil Campbell. The WhatsApp service forms part of a £4m remedial agreement with Transport Scotland following a period of poor performance.
The West Midlands Station Alliance of West Midlands Railway, the West Midlands Rail Executive and Network Rail has selected 17 stations or pairs of stations to pilot efforts to make stations into 'community hubs' with retail and other facilities as well as more shelters, safer crossings, easier access, improved toilets and waiting rooms, benches and bins. 'Our stations are at the heart of the communities they serve, and yet many have been under used', said Councillor Mark Winnington, Chair of the West Midlands Rail Executive. 'Through the Alliance we will look to transform our stations into more welcoming places, not just for the thousands of commuters who use them each day but for the wider communities they serve. If we can also offer facilities to shops and businesses or groups, this will help to create jobs.'
The Department for Transport's 'Transform a Pacer' competition to suggest new users for three redundant Pacer DMUs owned by Porterbrook is to be judged by record producer Pete Waterman, enthusiast and broadcaster Tim Dunn, Porterbook CEO Mary Grant, Jools Townsend of the Association of Community Rail Partnerships, and MP for Copeland Trudy Harrison.
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Hello. I need for a story I am creating.(Which is still a work in progress) The story is basically about a girl named Zena and her brother named Jack. Jack becomes the antagonist by selling his soul to a demon.The demon possesses his body and proceeds to terrorize and attack his sister. The thing is, I need motivation for the antagonist, there needs to be a reason he attacks his sister. I was planning that he was jealous of Zena, and that's why he sold his soul, but I don't believe that's good enough reason. What do you think?
Answer: I can't write your story for you, and there are any number of possible reasons why people hurt the people they love -- jealousy, revenge, fear, selfishness, misunderstanding, even love. Sometimes they fall under the influence of someone else who persuades them to misinterpret a situation or to accept a false justification.
For what it's worth, I think that people will often do the wrong thing for the right reason.
Also, who is the real antagonist here -- the brother or the demon?
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Beautiful house in a calm but central location.


Hey guys! So im a n00b when it comes to MTG, and the reason im here is because im looking for tips and ideas for building a mono black deck. (Im building a deck for my bf (as a suprise!!) who is also a veteran player. ) so im taking to the internet for any advice!!
Format is the most important question. This is also determined by budget, access to cards, access to playgroup, local store if you plan on playing there, will it be kitchen table with friends only, etc.
What format and whats your budget?


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Ramfis Trujillo
Title: Ramfis Trujillo
Subject: Rafael Trujillo, Porfirio Rubirosa, Joaquín Balaguer, Family dictatorship, The Feast of the Goat
Ramfis Trujillo (mid-1950s)
General Rafael Leónidas Trujillo Martínez (5 June 1929 – 27 December 1969 in Madrid, Spain), better known as Ramfis Trujillo, was the son of Rafael Leónidas Trujillo Molina (some historians, like Jesús Galíndez, claim that he adopted him, and that Ramfis was María Martínez's son from her previous marriage). Like his close friend (and for a time brother-in-law) Porfirio Rubirosa, he was regarded by most as a reckless and spoiled playboy, though he is also remembered for his ruthlessness and cruelty. He took control of the Dominican Republic on 30 May 1961, after his father was assassinated.
Influential years 2
References and external links 4
Though Ramfis's paternity was legitimately recognized by his father, it was rumored at the time that La Españolita ("the little Spaniard"), as María Martínez was affectionately called before she met Trujillo (because both of her parents were from Spain[1]) conceived Ramfis with a Cuban man named Rafael Dominici, who then disappeared (some say killed). The story goes that Dominici was María Martínez's lover before she met Trujillo, thus explaining why Ramfis' physical features are more Caucasian than Trujillo's who was of part African descent from his grandmother's side. Some others say that the Cuban man was her first husband.
Jesús Galíndez in his famous book La Era de Trujillo testifies to the following:
"Ramfis", Rafael L. Trujillo Molina, Jr., the oldest son of Trujillo, was born in 1929 when his mother was married to a Cuban, who rejected him as his son. Subsequently, Trujillo recognized him as his own. While still an illegitimate child by an adulterous union and with his father still married to his second wife, (...). In 1935 Trujillo married the mother of "Ramfis", Maria Martinez Alba, and (he) became legitimized."
Ramfis Bridge, named in honor of not yet 5-year-old Ramfis Trujillo.
By the age 14, his father had made him a colonel, with equivalent pay and privileges. Some say he received this appointment aged just four and that he had become a brigadier general by the age of nine.[2]
In the early 1950s, he married his first wife, Octavia Ricart, they had six children.
In the mid-1950s, he was sent to study at the U.S. Army's Command and General Staff College in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. While there, and with Rubirosa as his liaison, Ramfis skipped class and took off for Hollywood. He had affairs with several Hollywood starlets, most notably with Kim Novak. Ramfis became notorious for buying luxury cars, mink coats, and jewelry for beautiful girls during his stay. Ramfis's flashy gift-giving made the national news and members of the United States Congress were openly questioned by the press about what real use was being made of foreign aid given to the Dominican Republic. At one point a bumper sticker began appearing on the cars of girls in Los Angeles that read: "THIS CAR WAS NOT A GIFT FROM RAMFIS TRUJILLO".
Since his attendance at the military school was erratic at best, he was denied his diploma after completion. This fact greatly infuriated, and at the same time, humiliated his father.
When he returned home, his wife Octavia filed for divorce. His unruly behavior, including gang rapes of young women and frivolously ordering murders, forced his father to send him to a sanatorium in Belgium. Ramfis apparently suffered from psychological problems, possibly the result of the pressure that his father constantly placed on him, as he intended to remake his son into an image of himself. Dominican historian Bernardo Vega has documented Ramfis's history of mental hospital stays, and Robert Crassweller also wrote about it in his Trujillo's biography. Ramfis received electroshock treatments in Belgium as early as 1958; there were also stays in mental hospitals after that.
Not long after all this, he moved to Paris to resume his socialite lifestyle. Many of these actions have most historians convinced that Ramfis never wanted to be a ruler like his father and that he just wanted to live the carefree and bon vivant life of a playboy, shunning any sort of responsibility. Lita Milan (née Iris Lia Menshell) became his second official wife during these years. She was an American of Hungarian immigrant parents, who had a short but relatively successful film career in Hollywood, most notably in The Left Handed Gun, opposite Paul Newman. Because of her black hair and dark good looks, Lita was often cast as Latino and Native American girls. They had two children.
Influential years
On 30 May 1961, his father was assassinated in a plot to end the 31-year-long dictatorial regime. He quickly returned to the country and with the help of Johnny Abbes García, the ruthless intelligence chief, brutally repressed any elements believed to be connected with his father's death, murdering many of the suspects himself. However, soon afterward, he and puppet president Joaquín Balaguer took some steps to open up the regime. Ramfis eased his father's harsh censorship of the press, and also granted some civil liberties. While these were rejected as insufficient by a people who had memories only of the Trujillo era and the decades of poverty and instability which had proceeded it (for example: 1902–1905 bankruptcy, 1911 Civil War, 1914 political deadlock and threat of U.S. invasion, 1916–1922 U.S. occupation).[3] even these meager reforms were opposed by the hardliners gathered around Ramfis' uncles.[3]
Both internal and external pressures forced him into exile late in 1961, when he fled back to France, along with all of the surviving Trujillos, aboard the famed yacht Angelita (still sailing today as the cruise ship Sea Cloud), with his father's casket, which was allegedly lined with $4 million in cash, jewels and important papers.
In 1962, he settled down in Spain where he was protected by Generalisimo Francisco Franco. There he continued with his jet-set lifestyle, which included flying planes as a hobby (also one of the passions of Rubirosa).
He died on 27 December 1969, in Spain, from pneumonia, in a hospital after being severely injured in a car accident, a fate similar to Rubirosa's, 11 days earlier in the outskirts of Madrid. The person in the car he hit, Teresa Bertrán de Lis, the Duchess-consort of Alburquerque, died instantly.[2] Trujillo was initially buried in Madrid's Almudena cemetery, but his remains were subsequently moved to the El Pardo cemetery to accompany his father's remains.[4] Trujillo was driving at the time of the accident a Ferrari 330GT sports car (s/n 9151), a blue 2-door purchased in 1966. The car has sat unrestored in Spain since 1969 and finally was offered for sale in early 2013 for £50,000.[5]
Ramfis Trujillo's children and grandchildren are still alive, some of them living in Spain.
^ Edwin Rafael Espinal Hernández (21 February 2009). "Descendencias Presidenciales: Trujillo". Santo Domingo: Instituto Dominicano de Genealogía. Archived from the original on 2 May 2014. Retrieved 2 May 2014.
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^ a b Dominican Republic
^ Castellanos, Eddy (11 Apr 2008). "Solitaria, en cementerio poco importante, está la tumba de Trujillo" (in Spanish). Almomento.net. Archived from the original on 14 November 2011. Retrieved 14 November 2011.
^ "330GT Registry". 31 March 2013. Retrieved 31 March 2013.
References and external links
Find-A-Grave biography
Glamour Girls of the Silver Screen – Ramfis Trujillo
– TIME MagazineGuarding the Heir
Lita Milan – www.imdb.com
– TIME MagazineRamfis in Power
"La Môme Moineau" by Michel Ferracci-Porri. 2006.Editions Normant
"La Fiesta del Chivo", novel by Mario Vargas Llosa. 2000 La Fiesta del Chivo
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Articles with dead external links from August 2014
Rafael Trujillo
Road accident deaths in Spain
Dominican Republic anti-communists
Dominican Republic exiles
Non-U.S. alumni of the Command and General Staff College
Dominican Republic military personnel
Dominican Republic people of Spanish descent
Deaths from pneumonia
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