On Monday, April retail sales and retail sales ex-auto will be reported at 8:30 ET while March business inventories will be released at 10:00 ET. Week in Review: S&P 500 Climbs to New Record Highs On Monday, the major averages ended on a mixed note as the S&P 500 rose 0.2% while the Dow Jones Industrial Average shed five points. With no economic news of note and two major foreign markets closed (Japan and the United Kingdom), investors reacted to quarterly earnings. The now-familiar pattern of anemic top-line growth remained in effect as quarterly results from Sysco (SYY 34.20, +0.04) and Tyson Foods (TSN 24.75, -0.13) missed their marks. The results weighed on the third-best performing sector of the year as the SPDR Consumer Staples Select Sector ETF (XLP 41.16, +0.16) ended lower by 0.7%.
Tuesday saw equities settle with modest gains as the S&P 500 rose 0.5% to close at a new all-time high while the Dow notched its first close above 15,000. The energy sector charged out of the gate as EOG Resources (EOG 133.58, -2.50) displayed notable strength after beating on revenue. The growth-sensitive sector ended with a solid gain even as crude oil ended lower by 0.7% at $95.47. Most other cyclical sectors finished ahead of the broader market and the Dow Jones Transportation Average outperformed as well. The bellwether complex advanced 1.6% to a fresh record high as 18 of 20 components settled in the black.
On Wednesday, the S&P 500 settled higher by 0.4% to register its fifth consecutive gain. Cyclical sectors appeared weak during the opening minutes, but most economically-sensitive groups were able to rebound, and finish in the lead. The materials space displayed strength from the start as industrial metals traded higher after China reported a wider-than-expected trade surplus. Gains in copper were notable as the red metal advanced 1.7% to 3.361 per pound.
Thursday saw the S&P 500 register its first lower close of the week. The benchmark average sank to its lows amid afternoon speculation that a well-known reporter, who is considered to be a Fed-insider, may be hinting at changes to the Federal Reserve's quantitative easing program. Although equities fell after the rumors began making the rounds, the earlier gains were shaky at best as declining issues outpaced advancers. The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX 12.78, -0.35) settled higher after spending the entire day in positive territory, suggesting downside protection was in demand throughout the session.


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In the case of Moore v. Sweet, the appellant, Michelle Moore, and the owner of a life insurance policy, Lawrence Moore, were former spouses for twenty years. The two entered into an oral separation agreement, which stipulated that Ms. Moore would pay the premiums for a life insurance policy, and upon Mr. Lawrence's death, she would be the sole beneficiary of the proceeds.
The appellant fulfilled her obligation under the agreement, paying all the premiums for the life insurance policy on Mr. Lawrence. Unbeknownst to the Applicant, Mr. Lawrence designated his new common law spouse, the Respondent, as the irrevocable beneficiary of the policy one year after making the agreement with the Applicant. Mr. Lawrence died several years later, and the proceeds of the policy were paid out to the Respondent. At the time of Mr. Lawrence's death, the Applicant had paid over $30,000 in premiums.
The Applicant brought an application claiming entitlement to the proceeds. The application judge made an Order in favour of the Applicant, based on the finding that she had a constructive trust in the proceeds of the policy.
The Ontario Court of Appeal overturned this finding with a 2-1 decision. The court ordered that the $7,000 the Applicant had paid in premiums since being removed as the beneficiary ought to be returned to her. However, the remainder of the proceeds belonged to the Respondent. The Applicant appealed to the Supreme Court.
A cause of action on unjust enrichment has three elements:
The defendant was enriched
The plaintiff suffered a corresponding deprivation
The defendant's enrichment and the plaintiff's corresponding deprivation occurred in the absence of a juristic reason
When determining the presence and degree of enrichment, and corresponding deprivation, the majority made it clear that "the measure of deprivation is not limited to the plaintiff's out of pocket expenditures or to the benefit taken directly from them. Rather, the concept of loss also captures a benefit that was never in the plaintiff's possession, but that the court finds would have accrued for their benefit had it not been received by the defendant instead." This means that the extent of the Applicant's deprivation is not limited to the $7,000 she paid in premiums. She was in fact deprived the entirety of the insurance proceeds, a value of $250,000.
When it came to the third part of the test, the presence or absence of juristic reason, the Supreme Court Justices scrutinized s. 190 and 191 of the Insurance Act. Part V of the Insurance Act recognizes two types of beneficiary designations: those that are revocable and those that are irrevocable.
A revocable beneficiary designation is one that can be altered or revoked by the insured without the beneficiary's knowledge or consent. An irrevocable beneficiary designation, by contrast, can be altered or revoked only if the designated beneficiary consents.
When a valid irrevocable beneficiary designation is made, s. 191 of the Insurance Act makes it clear that the insurance money ceases to be subject to the control of the insured, is not subject to the claims of the insured's creditors, and does not form part of the insured's estate.
The greatest point of disagreement between the majority and the minority was about the absence of a juristic reason. The majority took the position that the Insurance Act provisions did not provide a juristic reason for the common law spouse's enrichment. The minority disagreed and found that the Insurance Act provisions should be given full effect and the common law spouse should be entitled to the proceeds because she was named as the irrevocable beneficiary.
In a 7-2 appeal, the Supreme Court of Canada found that the Respondent was enriched, and the Applicant was correspondently deprived, and that both the enrichment and deprivation occurred in the absence of a juristic reason. As such, a remedial constructive trust was imposed for the Applicant's benefit.
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Washington (June 4, 2018) — Today a coalition of biofuel and agriculture groups petitioned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to change its regulations to account for lost volumes of renewable fuel resulting from the unprecedented number of retroactive small refinery exemptions from Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) obligations recently granted by EPA. The parties on the petition are the Renewable Fuels Association (RFA), American Coalition for Ethanol (ACE), Growth Energy (Growth), National Biodiesel Board (NBB), National Corn Growers Association (NCGA), Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO), and National Farmers Union (NFU).
This petition comes days after several ethanol and farm groups challenged three specific small refinery exemptions granted by EPA. While the lawsuit in the Tenth Circuit challenged those exemptions as wrongly decided, this petition to EPA seeks a broader, forward-looking remedy to account for the collective lost volumes caused by the unprecedented number of retroactive small refinery exemptions.
"EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt has had a fire sale on small refiner exemptions for anyone with a stamp and an envelope, making a mockery of the President's commitment to a 15-billion-gallon RFS for conventional biofuel. This must end. We take no pleasure in having to litigate to protect the integrity of the RFS, but it appears we have no other recourse," said RFA CEO Bob Dinneen.
The existing regulation for calculating the annual percentage of renewable fuels to be blended into transportation fuel does not provide a means to "true up" the annual standards for any retroactive small refinery exemptions, i.e., exemptions granted after the renewable volume obligations (RVOs) for that year have been finalized. As a result, any volumes covered by such exemptions are lost.
But EPA's continued use of its regulation in the face of its recently and greatly expanded use of retroactive small refinery exemptions is now arbitrary and capricious. News reports within the last 60 days reveal a flood of more than two dozen retroactive small refinery hardship exemptions have already been granted this year.
"While our preference would be for EPA to follow the rule of law and make good on the President's repeated promises to support the RFS, Administrator Pruitt continues to hand small refinery waivers out like trick-or-treat candy so we are left with no other choice than to ask the Court to uphold the RFS as the law of the land," said ACE CEO Brian Jennings.
"EPA's retroactive waivers have cut more than a billion gallons from the renewable fuel obligations for 2016 and 2017, which has a devastating impact on advanced biofuels. The excess RINs from EPA's waivers will continue to suppress demand for advanced biofuels for 2018 and 2019," said Brent Erickson, Executive Vice President of BIO.
RFA, ACE, NBB, Growth, NCGA, BIO, and NFU also filed suit in the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit on the same issue. However, the petitioners at the same time requested that the court stay proceedings for a period of time.


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Nick & Becki's 'Front Room Session' Weekend (new date – 23-25 April)
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This course has been cancelled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. We will provisionally transfer existing bookings to our April 2021 event (click here for details). Please contact us to transfer to an alternative event, or to arrange a refund. Thank you.
Nick Wyke & Becki Driscoll would like to welcome you to their Front Room! A music-making weekend for all acoustic instruments, the inspiration for this came from a weekly Facebook session, run from Nick & Becki's Front Room during lockdown. Learn new tunes, play old favourites and have a go at arranging for groups using traditional music from around the world.
There will also be opportunities to join in with singing, as well as performing your own party pieces (only if you want to!) in safe, sharing spaces. For those who like something a bit different, there will also be an elective "arranging rock classics for folk instruments" workshop! (Other activities will be available at the time…) Nick & Becki look forward to welcoming you to a fun-filled weekend of music and laughter!
Players of any instrument. You'll need a basic grasp of your instrument to get involved. The course is ideal for those who have little or no experience of playing together, as well as experienced session players.
The musical partnership of Nick Wyke & Becki Driscoll has its roots in the traditional music of South West England but explores a contemporary sound that draws on inspiration from across the globe.
Their latest album Cold Light bridges the gap between past and present with a mixture of traditional dance tunes, new compositions and self-penned songs.
Nick & Becki are expert workshop leaders as well as performers and have a number of projects on offer alongside their duo repertoire.
Enjoy the area, bring a friend, share a room, & save money
You can book on a course at Halsway and bring a friend who can explore the area while using Halsway as a base for meals and accommodation. Halsway Manor is in the Quantock Hills (England's first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). We're just minutes away from the West Somerset Railway (one of Britain's largest steam railways), Somerset's Jurassic coast (ideal for fossil hunting), and the Exmoor National Park is right on our doorstep.


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Recognized in 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017/18 as a Top Adaptive Insights partner (Platinum).
In 2013, Carlson was recognized as performing "The Most Innovative and Complex Implementations" on the Adaptive Insights Platform.
In January 2015, Carlson was presented with the Partner Innovation 2014 award by Adaptive Insights for our pre-built vertical solutions.
In 2015, ranked 553 on prestigious Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private companies with 835% three year sales growth.
Carlson released DataBlend, our cloud integration solution in 2015.
Awarded Partner of the Region – Americas at the 2016 Adaptive Insights Worldwide Partner Summit.
Ranked #16 on the 2016 Boston Business Journal "Fast 50" list of private companies.
For the 2nd year in a row, Carlson appears on the Inc. 5000 list for 2016, ranking No. 1415 with three-year sales growth of 271%.
Ethan Carlson named on the Boston Business Journal's 40 under 40.
Awarded Innovator of the Year at the 2017 Adaptive Insights Worldwide Partner Summit.
Awarded New Partner of the Quarter in January, 2017 by Sage Intacct.
Awarded 2017 Rookie Marketing Partner of the Year by Sage Intacct.
For the 3rd year in a row, Carlson makes it to the Inc. 5000 list for 2017, ranking No. 2033 with three-year sales growth of 184%.
Listed on the Boston Business Journal Fast 50 for the 3rd year in a row.
Awarded Partner of the Year: North America by Adaptive Insights for 2017/18.
For the 4th year in a row, Carlson makes it to the Inc. 5000 list for 2018, ranking No. 2581 with three-year sales growth of 184%.
In December 2018, Carlson acquired by Alight Solutions, the leading Workday partner.
Carlson awarded top honor of Global Partner of the Year by Adaptive Insights. Also, awarded Partner Excellence Americas.


IT IS widely recognised throughout most of the developed world that there is a gender imbalance at the senior management and leadership level.
Studies show that women intuitively demonstrate leadership qualities conducive to today's business environment, so why is there a disparity?
Women around the world are heavily involved in the entrepreneurial sector, and marrying leadership to the natural instinct for enterprise is a likely progression that can be effectively achieved.
In my experience, confidence is a key strategic element for women taking their place in leadership positions. Yet, women who may feel confident in many areas often are their own worst enemies in the workplace.
Every day, I hear voice-mail messages from women who do not sound confident. Typically, it's because women often end their sentences with an upward inflexion, much like everyone does when asking a question.
This makes the speaker sound tentative, unsure, and generally not as confident. And it's not just in voice-mail messages. As you walk the halls of your workplace, travel on public transportation, or even in business-related meetings, listen to the conversations.
Women do this much more often than men, in a variety of environments. When communicating the same information, men typically make statements of fact; women tend to ask tentative questions seeking approval.
Women often qualify their statements. Instead of saying: "In my opinion," women often say, "It's only my opinion," or "It's just my opinion," neither of which are as strong an opening.
Women qualify their "thank you's" as well. Instead of just saying "Thank you" when someone gives a compliment, women often say things like, "It was nothing," or "I really didn't do a lot," or some other qualifier that diminishes the value of the contribution for which they are being thanked.
Listen to the way men and women accept credit on behalf of their team.
Women have a tendency to give all the credit to the team; men (at least the smart leaders) give lots of credit to the team without diminishing any of the credit due to the leader.
There's a difference between "I didn't really do much, the team did all the work" and "I can't take all the credit; I couldn't have done it without the hard work of my team."
It's often been said that "women take care; men take charge". After all, women are "caregivers" almost by definition, finding themselves caring for their children, their parents and parents-in-law, their team members at work, their friends, etc. They often do this instinctively.
The answer is not for women to stop caring for others, but they do need to start caring for themselves as well. After all, the old adage is true: "If you don't take care of yourself, you won't be able to take care of others." By the same token, if you don't take care of yourself, you'll have difficulty meeting the challenges of leadership and taking charge.
More importantly, women also need to see themselves as being ready, comfortable and in charge. It continues to amaze me how many men I meet who are, at best, semi-competent, but nonetheless manage to have the confidence of a superhero.
At the same time, I have met so many women who are absolutely capable and ready to assume larger job responsibilities, but are tentative or unsure about their ability to do so.
I believe lots of women seem to be waiting until they know they'll never make a mistake once they move up the corporate ladder, while men seem to understand that they will make mistakes, they'll move on and "get over it".
Effective leaders (both male and female) are not born, they are made. It's a combination of communicating appropriately and confidently, looking after yourself, and realistically knowing your capabilities.
All of these things can be learned. The challenge for women is to continue learning as they move forward in their careers, responsibilities and lives.


Last month, Oklahoma State University teamed up with Vigilant Aerospace – provider of the FlightHorizon situational awareness and detect-and-avoid system – to launch one of the first beyond visual line-of-sight (BVLOS) drone flights across a 13-mile long corridor in central Oklahoma after obtaining a special FAA Certificate of Authorization (COA).
The certificate allows OSU to waive rules requiring drone operators to keep their aircraft continuously in line-of-sight. The authorization is one of the few certificates – currently only 29 similar ones – and is the second one for OSU.
Using a fixed-wing Anaconda drone, the flight launched from OSU's Unmanned Aircraft Flight Station under the command of the Unmanned Systems Research Institute (USRI).
Vigilant deployed its FlightHorizon GCS system to provide detect-and-avoid and airspace situational awareness services for the inaugural flight.
FlightHorizon tracked the UAV during its three-mile outbound and three-mile return flight while simultaneously tracking 17 manned aircraft. The program then shared the data in real-time with the pilot-in-command over the duration of the 13-minute flight.


Abstract: A total of 1120 vertically-oriented carbonates samples were collected from eleven stratigraphic sections of the Joachim Dolomite located in southeast Missouri and southern Illinois.
Microfacies studies revealed eleven distinct microfacies. From the superposition of the microfacies which form an ideal shallowing-upward sequence, a depositional-diagenetic model was constructed and confirmed by a bivariate correlation analysis between microfacies. The depositional environments were interpreted as follows: dolomitized pelletoidal calcilutite to calcisiltite (offshore); dolomitized mud-supported intraclastic calcarenite to calcirudite (shoreface); dolomitized grain-supported intraclastic calcarenite with interstitial pelletoidal calcisiltite matrix and poikilotopic sparite cement (intra-bioclastic bar); dolomitized mud-supported to grain-supported intraclastic pelletoidal calcarenite to calcirudite with calcisiltite matrix (back-bar flat); dolomitized pelletoidal calcilutite to calcisiltite (lagoon); dolomitized stromatolite-constructed limestone (stromatolitic ridge); dolomitized mud-support to grain supported oolitic-intraclastic calcarenite with calcisiltite matrix (oolitic flat); dolomitized stromatolite-bearing calcisiltite (carbonate flat); dolomitized pelletoidal calcisiltite with fenestral fabric (inner stromatolitic ridge); dolomitized calcilutite with anhydrite and gypsum (evaporitic flat); pure quartz arenite (dunes). Unimodal and bimodal quartz arenites of the Joachim Dolomite deposited respectively in dune and interdune positions by winds were taken as an independent evidence to demonstrate the desert environment and its temporary extension over the carbonate platform.
The offshore through lagoonal microfacies of the Joachim Dolomite were secondarily dolomitzed by a freshwater-seawater mixing process (Dorag model), while the rest of the microfacies were dolomitized penecontemporaneously by an evaporative pumping mechanism of sabkha type.
The general environmental evolution of the microfacies shows that a complete section of the Joachim Dolomite consists of the superposition of eleven asymmetric cycles which display a slow shallowing-upward phase followed by a rapid deepening phase.
Paleoclimatic data confirm that the investigated area was located during the Middle Ordovician at the appropriate latitude for development of an arid climate and that the Joachim Dolomite can be interpreted as a large-scale sabkha covering the middle part of Illinois with a transition to open sea conditions in a southward direction.


Paraben are commonly and widely used synthetically-produced preservatives in cosmetics, personal care and pharmaceutical products. Many commercially produced shampoos, lotions, creams, gels, makeup, etc. use parabens and their salts as preservatives. They are used for their antibacterial and fungicidal properties. They are low-cost and easily available and hence, replaced natural alternatives.
Methylparaben and benzethonium chloride are commonly seen included in various commercial products. Products containing methylparaben when applied on the skin and exposed to sun as react with ultraviolet rays and cause skin damage and DNA damage.
Although, there is no conclusive evidence that parabens directly lead to cancer or other disorders, there are telling investigative results on how parabens are being processed and their presence in various conditions.
In a study conducted at University of Reading in 2004, parabens were present in 18 out of 20 samples of tissue from breast tumour biopsies, calling for indepth investigation into the relation parabens might have in the growing number of breast cancer diagnoses.
In another study, volunteers applied paraben-containing lotion and a few hours later their urine contained parabens. Since this indicates that parabens were absorbed and excreted, there are possible health risks associated with the use of parabens. Four parabens were found in various concentrations (Methyl paraben – 99.1% of persons, Propyl paraben – 92.7% of persons, Ethyl paraben – 42.4% of persons, Butyl Paraben – 47% of persons) in the urine of participants of a survey conducted by the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention in the U.S. in 2005-2006.
With multiple personal care products used by a single individual on a daily basis, the collective effect of parabens contained in them on their body systems need to be studied and decisive evidence obtained.
Consumers now feel it is better to be safe than sorry and opt for paraben-free products. More users are switching to products that provide this safer option.
Medimix offers paraben-free liquid handwashes in two variants – herbal and sandal. Medimix, known for herbal handmade soaps that remedy skin problems, brings the same gentle formulation in their handwashes, without parabens. They contain natural herbs with proven skincare benefits and do not leave you feeling stripped of moisture. Medimix handwashes imparts fragrances of pure oils that are gentle on your skin. You can keep your hands germ-free, the safe way.


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Generally speaking, a new roof should last well over 20 years. Unfortunately, roofs can fail in less than 10 years due to poor workmanship and materials, and improper ventilation. We understand how the many components of a roof, from decking to shingles, work together and rely on each other to maximize the life of your roof. Is it time for a new roof? There are several tell-tale signs to look for: missing shingles or granules; curling, buckling, blistering or even rotting shingles; algae growth; damaged flashing; and potentially the most serious, moisture seepage indicated by water spots or stains on ceilings. Even if your roof shows one or more of these signs, you may not need complete replacement. We at Winston Miller Construction will inspect your roof thoroughly and we will take the time to explain in simple terms, the problems found and your repair alternatives.


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Bovingdon es una parroquia civil y un pueblo del distrito de Dacorum, en el condado de Hertfordshire (Inglaterra).

Geografía
Según la Oficina Nacional de Estadística británica, Bovingdon tiene una superficie de 15,43 km².

Demografía
Según el censo de 2001, Bovingdon tenía 5150 habitantes (55,77% varones, 44,23% mujeres) y una densidad de población de 333,77 hab/km². El 18,04% eran menores de 16 años, el 76,6% tenían entre 16 y 74, y el 5,36% eran mayores de 74. La media de edad era de 37,88 años. Del total de habitantes con 16 o más años, el 33,26% estaban solteros, el 52,88% casados, y el 13,86% divorciados o viudos.

El 91,69% de los habitantes eran originarios del Reino Unido. El resto de países europeos englobaban al 2,41% de la población, mientras que el 5,9% había nacido en cualquier otro lugar. Según su grupo étnico, el 92,49% eran blancos, el 1,48% mestizos, el 1,24% asiáticos, el 3,77% negros, el 0,29% chinos, y el 0,17% de cualquier otro. El cristianismo era profesado por el 71,2%, el budismo por el 0,25%, el hinduismo por el 0,19%, el judaísmo por el 0,68%, el islam por el 1,4%, el sijismo por el 0,1%, y cualquier otra religión por el 0,31%. El 16,37% no eran religiosos y el 9,5% no marcaron ninguna opción en el censo.

Había 1837 hogares con residentes, 45 vacíos, y 3 eran alojamientos vacacionales o segundas residencias.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Localidades de Hertfordshire
Parroquias civiles de Hertfordshire

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PTC Dramatic Academy Summer Camp Announces Line Up!
weekend of exciting shows the whole family can enjoy!
"Party Dance," along with selected scenes from our Shakespeare elective students.
story of teamwork, friendship, and sharing!
the Woods Jr." will be performed at the Opera House on July 20 and 21 at 7 p.m.
and July 22 at 2 p.m.
All shows for Session 1 are family friendly! Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children. Call the Box Office at 942-3333 for ticket reservations!


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Johan 1. (tysk: Johann I.), (født 12. december 1801 i Dresden, død 29. oktober 1873 i Pillnitz) var konge af Sachsen fra 1854 til 1873. Han var søn af tronfølger Maximilian af Sachsen og Caroline af Parma.

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I 1822 blev Johan gift med Amalia Augusta af Bayern (1801-1877). Dronning Amalia Augusta var datter af kong Maximilian 1. Joseph af Bayern (1756 – 1825) og Karoline af Baden (1776 – 1841).

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 Albert 1. (1828–1902), konge af Sachsen, gift med 1853 prinsesse Carola af Wasa (1833-1907), sønnedatter af kong Gustav 4. Adolf af Sverige-Finland. Carola blev den sidste dronning af Sachsen.
 Elisabeth (1830–1912)
 gift 1850 med prins Ferdinand Maria af Savoyen-Carignan, hertug af Genua (1822-1855), hertug Ferdinand var bror til kong Victor Emanuel 2. af Italien. Elisabeth og Ferdinand fik to børn. Datteren blev gift med sin fætter kong Umberto 1. af Italien.
 gift 1856 med sin hofmarskal marchese Niccolo Rapallo (1825-1882). I første omgang var ægteskabet hemmeligt. Da kong Victor Emanuel 2. hørte om ægteskabet, blev parret udvist af Italien. Nogle år senere fik de dog lov til at vende tilbage.
 Ernst (1831–1847)
 Georg (1832–1904), konge af Sachsen, gift 1859 med prinsesse Maria Anna af Portugal (1843–1884), datter af dronning Maria 2. af Portugal (1819 – 1853).
 Sidonie (1834–1862)
 Anna af Sachsen (1836–1859), gift 1856 med storhertug Ferdinand 4. af Toscana (1835 – 1908). De fik en datter, der døde som 25-årig.
 Margarete af Sachsen (1840–1858), gift 1856 med ærkehertug Karl Ludvig af Østrig (1833 – 1896). Karl Ludvig var kortvarigt tronfølger i 1889. Hans søn tronfølger Franz Ferdinand (1863 – 1914) blev myrdet i Sarajevo.
 Sophie Marie af Sachsen (1845–1867), gift 1865 med Karl Theodor, hertug i Bayern (1839 – 1909), deres datter Amalie Maria, hertuginde i Bayern (1865 – 1912) blev gift med Mindaugas 2. af Litauen (1864 – 1928), som forgæves var kandidat til tronerne i Monaco, Albanien, Polen, Elsass - Lothringen og Litauen. I sit andet ægteskab blev Karl Theodor bl.a. far til dronning  Elisabeth Gabriele Valérie af Belgien (1876 – 1965) (gift med kong Albert 1. af Belgien (1875 –  1934)) og prinsesse  Marie Gabrielle (1878–1912) (gift med den senere kronprins Rupprecht af Bayern (1869 – 1955) (en søn af kong Ludwig 3. af Bayern)). Karl Theodor var bror til kejserinde Elisabeth af Østrig-Ungarn.

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Albertinske linje af Huset Wettin
Konger af Sachsen
Katolske monarker
Tyskere i 1800-tallet
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Q: What will produce better model - Modeling the whole plus the variance or just modeling the variance? I have a set of horse racing data.  Specifically distances run by horses in races.  For example, for a sample of 1000 horse races at a mile I have data for how far each horse ran during the course of the race.  One might say that if it's a mile race, then each horse ran 5,280 feet.  That would be incorrect because of ground loss.  Ground loss can be attributed to a variety of factors (no pun intended): post position, running style, race distance, track configuration, etc.
Given this, would it be preferable to make total distance run the dependent variable and use race distance (in feet) along with other variables as the explanatory variables?   Or
Would it be preferable to use ground loss (actual distance run - stated race distance).
Specifically, My concern is the high covariance between total distance run, say 5350 feet and an explanatory variable (stated distance) of 5280 may create a signal to noise issue and undermines the model's accuracy/validity.  Or, is this an ideal situation that will lead to excellent results.
Thanks for your input.

A: Okay, so running a zig-zag around a mile-long track results in a lot more running than just the one mile. That makes sense. Now addressing your question, it sounds like race length will be a major contributor to distance run. If your main goal is to have an accurate predictive model, then I think you have to include that distance.
Even if you want to use the regression to do parameter inference and can accept a noisier model, I'd remain inclined to leave race distance in my regression. Especially if you have some fairly different race lengths, that variable will account for much variability in the dependent variable. (In other words, it's just not fair to compare distance run in a two-mile race to a half-mile race.)
Quick note: I would expect some interaction terms. For instance, having a good starting position is, I assume, likely to become less of an advantage as the race goes on, since competeting horses will have more time to catch up.


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Q: Is it possible to create HTML items from JS in Angular 2? I have simple GET request, which brings some data to show.
this.apiRequest.get(url)
.map(response => response.json())
.subscribe(response => {
    this.notes = response.notes

    loader.dismiss()
}, err => {
    loader.dismiss()
})

Then I show it like this:
<ion-item *ngFor="let note of notes" text-wrap>

</ion-item>

The main problem is that when there is a lot of notes the loader dismisses before all items are shown.
I need loop ngFor in js and then hide loader or somehow disable loader from HTML...

A: this is not what you are looking for but hope will help
Base idea is to provide ngFor loop complete event
Create component
import { Component, Input, Output, EventEmitter } from '@angular/core';
@Component({
   selector: 'islast',
   template: ''
})
export class LastDirective {
   @Input() isLast: boolean;
   @Output() onLastDone: EventEmitter<boolean> = new EventEmitter<boolean>();
   ngOnInit() {
      if (this.isLast)
        this.onLastDone.emit(true); //you can hide loader from here this is last element in ngfor
   }
}

in html

        <islast [isLast]="last" (onLastDone)="modalMembersDone()">


Independent living becomes a goal as teens in out-of-home care approach adulthood. KVC and the Kansas Department of Children and Families provide a number of resources to assist youth making the transition to living independently.
Available to youth who were in foster care after their 15th birthday for education costs related to post secondary or certified training programs. The maximum available is $3,500 each year. If a youth is enrolled in school and making satisfactory progress at age 21, the program can extend to age 23. To be eligible, youth must show DCF that at least 5 scholarships and FASFA have been applied for each year.
Available to youth who were in an out-of-home placement at age 18 and remain a Kansas resident. Eligibility continues until 26.
Covers tuition and most fees at KS Board of Regent Institutions (including Washburn University) to youth who graduated from high school or obtained their GED while in DCF custody — or turned 18 while in out-of-home placement in DCF custody. This program is also available to youth who are adopted or had guardianship finalized after age 16.
Available to youth who were in out-of-home placement at age 18 to assist with education and employment plans. There is a $350 maximum subsidy, is time limited, and a Community Adviser/Mentor is needed for the program. In addition, there is the availability for up to $600 start-up money and $500 rent deposit. There is also a $1,000 car maintenance allowance. Eligibility ends at 21.
Teens in foster care in the greater Kansas City area are eligible to participate in a FREE coaching program. The gathering meets once per month. Read more about the Emerging Leaders Fellowship here.


April 1st means it is time for a brand new Tutorial Bundle Design Team tutorial.
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China hands out $3 million of digital yuan as JD.com becomes first online platform to accept it
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The announcement on Saturday comes as part of another real-world major trial for the digital yuan in Suzhou, a city that's about 65 miles west of Shanghai.
A total of 20 million yuan ($3 million) will be up for grabs in a lottery, according to a WeChat post by JD Digits, JD.com's fintech arm. Winners will receive a so-called "red packet" via an app containing a maximum of 200 yuan of the digital currency. A hundred thousand of these red packets will be distributed.
Those who receive the digital yuan can spend it on JD.com's online shopping platform.
This is not the first time that China is handing out a large sum of its digital currency. In October, a total of 10 million yuan was handed out to citizens in China's technology hub Shenzhen in a lottery.
The digital yuan, which is controlled and issued by the People's Bank of China, is what's known as a central bank digital currency (CBDC). The central bank calls its project the Digital Currency Electronic Payment or DCEP, though it has remained quite tight-lipped about its development.
Central bank digital currencies are unlike cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, or even the Facebook-backed digital coin Libra. That's because they are controlled and issued by a central bank.
Bitcoin, which recently hit a record-high price, is decentralized — that means it's not controlled or issued by a single entity.
Central banks are looking closely at digital currencies because they promise features such as more efficient cross-border payments as well as moving countries toward cashless societies.
The BIS, a group of central banks, said earlier this year that 80% of the world's central banks "had already started to conceptualize and research the potential for CBDCs."
China's central bank appears to be the most advanced in its rollout of a digital currency compared to other major economies, though it has stopped short so far of a nationwide rollout and has instead focused on pilot projects.
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Mr. Shinichiro Muta a well wisher and a volunteer for the APCC arrived Sri Lanka with some other delegation team CFA Japan to help children in rural areas with financial and other difficulties. Mutasan had given the prenotice of his arrival to the President BCSL Mr. Dilshan Jayathilake. Since this is a good opportunity to refresh our friendship in BRIDGE we planned to have several activities with him within the leisure time of his schedule in Sri Lanka.
The delegation team arrived Sri Lanka on 26th August 2011 and President Dilshan Jayathilake and the Vice President Lakmal Muthugama went to Bandaranayake International Airport Katunayake to join with the welcome of the delegation team. The chief incumbent of Mahindaramaya was also there and we joined with them and support them with the arrangements of their transport etc. there.
Mutasan informed BCSL that he leave the country on 5th September 2011 and he likes to join with the club activities on 3rd September 2011. Since we didn't have enough time the club arranged a programme according to the situation.
On 3rd Sepetember early in the morning Mutasan and Dilshan came to the Viharamahadevi Park Colombo to join with the scout camporee at Colombo. Lakmal Muthugama the assistant scout Leader of the 42nd Colombo Scout Group welcomed him to the scout group and introduced him to the scout troop.
Scouts joined with their wonderful visitor and enjoyed a lot by sharing their performances and activities. The everyday ambassador project was initiated their as the first launch of everyday ambassador project in the world. The scouts were not aware of the project and BCSL. The President and Vice president explained them about the club and the project well and tried their maximum to spread the message of APCC through the Sri Lankan community.
The scouts were asked to join with Mutasan through facebook and have the friendship forever. BCSL thoroughly believes that the hope of BRIDGE and the global friendship can be developed through these efforts.
Mutasan, Manoj, Lakmal and Dilshan started to move on to the proceedings and went to Kelaniya Rajamaha Viharaya a well known temple in Colombo region. Mutasan has travlled to many important places but he mentioned us that it was the first time of visiting the Kelaniya temple.
Mutasan worshipped Lord Buddha and followed all the procedures taken place in the temples and it was reflected the cultural sharing experience which is always a part of APCC. We Bridge Club Sri Lanka thoroughly believes that the world peace is nothing more than the cultural understanding.
The next place to visit was the water world in Kelaniya. The water world is consisted with a bird park and aquarium with various kinds of birds and fish of the world. Many Sri Lankans visit to the place in leisure times and we went and got a new kind of experience in the reach of Kelani river.
We all were hungry at the moment since it was noon of the day. Mutasan and all of us seems to be tired with the activities of whole morning session. We hurried up to Dilshan's home to have the lunch. When we visit their Dilshan's family members warmly welcomed us and arranged a deleicious lunch. Mutasan will never forget the cashew nut dish he had since it was the first time he experienced it in Sri Lanka After the lunch we all said good by for the day and dismissed.


@newmega, We have a dedicated IPv4 address for all clients.
(2017-05-25, 2:53:40 pm)rpark Wrote: @newmega, We have a dedicated IPv4 address for all clients.
Well I didn't apply for a VPS but I'm curious too to know how many are in your waiting list. I thought you only going to give 3 servers.
I did apply for a vps and I was told un support ticket im #1 at waiting list. No time frame is given. So Im waiting.
i apply but is possible to put gameserver like csgo server?
I applied but didn't get an answer yet, feelsbadman.
(2017-05-25, 9:12:25 pm)Expsy Wrote: I applied but didn't get an answer yet, feelsbadman.
Did you apply even before posting a single post here ? No need to feel bad. You might be too new for it. Better start posting here and get ready for next give away. After all if he is choosing 3 members then there is good chance he would want to pick 3 old members.
(2017-05-25, 9:59:26 pm)dudex Wrote: Did you apply even before posting a single post here ? No need to feel bad. You might be too new for it. Better start posting here and get ready for next give away. After all if he is choosing 3 members then there is good chance he would want to pick 3 old members.
It makes sense I've just found you all. I didn't even need a VPS before. I was looking for a free VPS to test my Discord bot then I saw this site on the reddit. It was a happy coincidence!
Some Providers won't allow botting in their servers so make sure to check about provider before you apply for a vps in give away. Otherwise your application will be rejected and you have to have wait another month to re-apply. You can find the vps list at top of the site. Also it's better PM the give away manager or another admin and explain them about your bot and see what they say about it.
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Since 1991, we've carried out successful personal injury claims for over 20,000 claimants. Take Joy Smith for an example. Aged 84, Joy was shopping with her daughter Sarah in a store in Hertfordshire when she followed Sarah through two automatic doors, only for the automatic doors to close on her.
Poor Joy was knocked down by the closing doors, and struck her head on the ground. An internal bleed in her head resulted in epilepsy, a debilitating, lifelong condition.
Joy's daughter got in touch with us while her mother's tests and treatment were still underway. We supported Joy and her daughter, obtaining witness statements and presenting her claim to the store where the accident happened.
As can sometimes happen, the claim was hotly contested, and lasted for over two years. But we didn't back down – the store was forced to accept liability and agreed to compensate Joy for her injury.
It might have been a long fight, but it was worth it. The £70,000 we recovered for Joy helped her cope with the ever-present risk of epileptic seizures. We had offered Joy a no win, no fee arrangement, so she hadn't funded any of our work.


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Formula One: Complete teams and driver line-ups for 2017 season
Here is the complete list of teams and driver line-ups for the upcoming Formula One season.
With pre-season testing set to start at the end of February and the first race of the 2017 Formula One season set to commence on March 26 with the Australian Grand Prix, Formula One teams have finally revealed who their drivers will be.
Also read: Formula One 2017 complete schedule list
Following Nico Rosberg's shock retirement at the end of last season, a lot of drivers have switched teams and a lot of young and new faces have made the move to Formula One this season.
One of the biggest moves this season was no doubt Valtteri Bottas' move to Mercedes to take over the vacant seat left by Rosberg. Also, Felipe Massa's decision to come out of retirement was another big news. Williams initially signed 2016 European Formula 3 Championship winner Lance Stroll to take the Brazilian's place, but after Bottas made the move to Mercedes, they decided to re-sign Massa.
Estaban Ocon moved to Force India this season, after German racer Nico Hülkenberg opted to move to Renault. 2015 GP2 Series champion Stoffel Vandoorne was signed by McLaren this season, after Jenson Button decided to take a sabbatical from racing this year, but will remain the team's reserve driver.
Also, there will only be 10 teams competing in the 2017 Formula One season instead of 11 after the Manor F1 team went into administration as the team could not find any potential buyers.
Here is the complete list of drivers and their teams:
Ferrari: Sebastian Vettel (GER) and Kimi Raikkonen (FIN)
Force India: Sergio Perez (MEX) and Estaban Ocon (FRA)
Hass: Romain Grosjean (FRA) and Kevin Magnussen (DEN)
McLaren: Fernando Alonso (ESP) and Stoffel Vandoorne (BEL)
Mercedes: Lewis Hamilton (GBR) and Valtteri Bottas FIN)
Red Bull: Daniel Ricciardo (AUS) and Max Vestappen (NED)
Renault: Nico Hülkenberg (GER) and Jolyon Palmer (GBR)
Sauber: Marcus Ericsson (SWE) and Pascal Wehrlein (GER)
Toro Rosso: Daniil Kvyat (RUS) and Carlos Sainz Jr. (ESP)
Williams: Felipe Massa (BRA) and Lance Stroll (CAN)
'He never let us down': Wenger praises Giroud ahead of Chelsea move


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Community Calendar: USPS job fair, Project SEARCH info session, River Talk and more
To submit a calendar event, email editorial@superiortelegram.com or call 715-395-5000. The deadline is noon Wednesday for the Friday issue. Events are guaranteed to publish once.
By Superior Telegram, Jen Zettel-Vandenhouten
Ashland, virtual: Northwest Wisconsin Workforce Investment Board executive committee meets at 10 a.m. on Zoom, hosted at 301 Ellis Ave., Suite 3. Contact Mari Kay-Nabozny at mari@nwwib.com for meeting access instructions.
Superior: The United State Postal Service will host a job fair from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Superior Post Office, 805 Belknap St. There are immediate openings for the positions of rural carrier associate, assistant rural carrier and city carrier assistant. Applications are accepted online at www.usps.com/careers .
Superior: Enjoy free coffee, cookies and the chance to ask questions about the Superior School District's Project SEARCH from 6-7:30 p.m. at Empire Coffee, 1204 Tower Ave. The event is being held to introduce members of the community to Project SEARCH, a work-based program for young adults with disabilities. Participants intern in three job settings with the support of a job coach and instructor during the course of an academic year. The instructor, current and past interns and their families will be present to answer questions. Or email questions to projectsearchsuperior@superior.k12.wi.us .
Superior: The Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve and the Wisconsin Sea Grant Program host a River Talk from 7-8 p.m. in person at the Lake Superior Estuarium, 3 Marina Dr., Superior. Jeff Savage, Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa cultural center and museum director, will share, "Stories of Spirit Island." Face masks are required. In case of inclement weather or pandemic-related shutdowns, the event will shift to virtual. Watch the Reserve's or Wisconsin Sea Grant's Facebook pages for further information.
Superior: The Superior Public Library hosts Bookworms Book Club for Kids at 4 p.m. The group will discuss "Out of My Mind" by Sharon Draper, a gutsy, candid, and compelling story about an 11-year-old girl named Melody, who has cerebral palsy. Check out a copy of the book from the library and join the discussion.
Superior: Cub Scout Pack 3221 hosts a pancake breakfast from 8-11 a.m. at the Moose Lodge, 66 E. 5th St. The meal includes pancakes, sausage, and juice, milk or coffee. The cost is $5 per person or $20 per family. All proceeds go to the Cub Scouts.
Ashland, virtual: Northwest Wisconsin Workforce Investment Board strategic direction and development committee meets at 10 a.m.; the one stop operator committee meets at 1 p.m.; and the youth committee meets at 2 p.m. All meetings will be hosted at 301 Ellis Ave., Suite 3 and held on Zoom. Contact Mari Kay-Nabozny at mari@nwwib.com for meeting access instructions.
Superior: The 5th Annual Twin Ports Foosball Tournament will be held at 3 p.m. at Izzy's BBQ Lounge and Grill, 1506 N. 3rd St. The Bring Your Partner (BYP) tournament will begin at 3 p.m., followed by a Draw Your Partner (DYP) tournament. Contact Ron at 218-260-1738 to sign up between 1:30 and 2:45 p.m. The cost is $15 per player with 100% pay out. In addition, Izzy's contributed $250 to the purse. Find more information on the Facebook event page .
Superior: The University of Wisconsin-Superior keyboard faculty invites students in grades 7-12 to participate in the 2022 Keyboard Fest from 12:30-5 p.m. at the Holden Fine and Applied Arts Center, 1805 Catlin Ave. The program offers a practical introduction to the world of church music for pianists. The cost to attend is $10 per person, which includes snacks. Those who are interested shoudl register at uwsuper.edu/keyboard .
Superior: The Superior Public Library hosts its book club for adults at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. The group will discuss "Lady in the Lake" by Laura Lippman. Copies of the book are available for checkout at the library. Participants can choose to attend the session that fits their schedule best, and can do so in-person (masks required) or virtually. Send an email to mehlel@superiorlibrary.org for details.
Superior: The Lake Superior Ice Festival kicks off with snow creations at Fairlawn Mansion from noon-4 p.m.; hot air balloon rides from 3-5:30 p.m.; live music, food and beverages from 5-8 p.m.; mini golf from 5-8 p.m.; a disc golf seminar from 5-8 p.m.; and the Superior Police Department and the Superior Fire Department will face off in Kubb from 5-8 p.m. In addition, the Spirit Room will create the Frozen Penguin Ice Bar at 1323 Broadway St., from 4-9 p.m. For the full list of events, visit lakesuperioricefestival.com .
Superior: The Lake Superior Ice Festival continues at 9 a.m. with a market and craft fair at Barker's Island Inn; a Kubb tournament and sessions on learning to play Kubb; snowshoeing, skating and sledding; an ice carousel; bonfire pits; ice racing by the Lake Superior Ice Association; music, food, beverages and ice carving. The festival's Canine King and Queen and the Felines of the Festival will be crowned at 1:15 p.m. Attendees will be able to take photos with their favorite characters from 1:30-3:30 p.m. There are many events and activities scheduled for children, as well. Fireworks will cap off the event at approximately 6:30 p.m. For the full list of events, visit lakesuperioricefestival.com .
Wednesday, Feb. 2
Superior: The Superior Public Library hosts a Llama Llama-themed Pajama Storytime at 6 p.m. with books, a craft and a snack. The event is free to attend .
Thursday, Feb. 3
Virtual: Lake Superior Writers will host a Zoom discussion with T. Marie Bertineau from 6:30-8 p.m. Bertineau will talk about her book, "The Mason House," and host a Q&A about the book and her writing. After her father's untimely death, Bertineau faced a rocky and unstable childhood. But there was one place she felt safe: her grandmother's house in Mason, a depressed former copper mining town in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. "The Mason House" is at once an elegy for lost loved ones and a tale of growing up amid hardship and hope, exploring how time and the support of a community can at last begin to heal even the deepest wounds. Register for free here: https://lakesuperiorwriters.org/events/book-club-for-writers/ . The deadline to register is Feb. 2.
Superior: The Thaddeus Koscuiszko Fraternal Aid Society (Polish Club) meets at 6:30 p.m. at the Fraternal Order of Eagles, 1717 N. 12th St.
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What we call ENERGY or LIGHT or the COSMIC FLOW or GOD or universal intelligence or unconditional love are the subatomic, quanta particles that permeate all life in the universe or cosmos. It is infinite with NO agenda, judgment, attachments, conflict, fear or emotion. It creates a sense of wellbeing, compassion and knowingness through our soul aspects to the human vibrating high enough to sense it. Universal energy BLENDS everything together as the photon belt is doing now to earth and increases the amount of light in everything it touches.
ZERO-POINT energy is the measurement of universal energy at rest. When you are aware of it initially it feels like being stuck because there is no motion and certainly NO DRAMA, but this is the most powerful spiritual energy a person can attain.
The PUSH PULL SYSTEM of ENERGY or COSMIC PULSE is divided into two parts, a weak and strong quantum force that has AWARENESS and responds to what goes on the way a photon and all subatomic particles do. It is the ENGINE of creation. Everything in our physics comes in pairs. The push pull system is a double event: like breathing is and surges back and forth to energize our holograms and grid structures. Different laws of physics are present in different galaxies.
The push pull system is found in the middle of all galaxies and planets including earth. There are two holes; one black hole and one hole not VISIBLE to most humans. These multidimensional strings of force connect themselves to the other galaxies, weaving in and out of their centers stringing all the galaxies together. There is always a symmetry and purpose in the universe. When you look down the middle of the galaxies in the universe you will see the symmetry that looks like the design a Mandela makes. The lattice or grid is in base 12 like all sacred geometry is.
All objects around a gravitational pull seek their orbits based upon their mass and speed. That's why all the planets have different orbits. Galaxies have something in the middle that is gravity based and everything moves around the center as one unit. Movement is never random. The cosmic pulse within spiral galaxies forms a creation pattern spiral that lends itself to physical matter and the creation of duality.
DARK MATTER or the weak quantum force follows quantum law. Spaceships align their routes along the push pull of electromagnetic energy. When you are in alignment with the dimensions, you are in round time or no time and travel, using the "push pull system" that creates space highways or wormholes. This vortex technology takes you from one reality to another. 17 wormholes or space highways have been discovered in our galaxy so far. Several of these space highways connect to other galaxies. A propelled spacecraft moves through dimensions and not to planets. Matter on the quantum level with the help of the elementals, starts forming around our thoughts to create what we think when our thoughts are clear enough. Thought creates the very small and the very large including galaxies.
CREATING or MANIFESTING always starts with your thought or curiosity, desire or intention. Then the elementals organize a structure of subatomic particles to build what you think. Their structure attracts neutrons, protons, electrons and then atoms to create form. When you REMOVE energy from something that exists currently, that is considered creating also. We can create and destruct in all directions of time and space in the future and the past. The universal laws of entrainment and attraction work together all the time and are the essential structure in everything created in the universe. Our creations carry the amount of light the creator has. Higher vibrating energy creates faster and with more light.
Our clear FOCUSED thoughts create using one of 3 different methods. 66% of us create with passion or fire or through their will power. 33% of us create with blinding white light and possibly a blue flame. 1% down load bits of thought to build on and develop.
To help us with our creating, we have available to us UNIVERSAL INFORMATION or the COLLECTED WISDOM or CLOUD of KNOWLEDGE which, are all the collected thoughts and thought forms on different themes from the universe, from inside and outside of this matrix. Thoughts on any subject are collected and held together for everyone's use. BUT you need to DISCERN what information serves your purpose and increased awareness. All types of information are available.
When we consistently carry 65 to 69% light the universal sources of information can be accessed without having to use a guide, angel, ascended master, alien or your higher self as a go between.


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Our Very First Show
Cutting It Close
Tanner Island
Greek Week
Comet's Excellent Adventure
D.J. Tanner's Day Off
Luck Be a Lady (Part 2)
Our Very First Telethon
Rock the Cradle
Captain Video (Part 2)
The House Meets the Mouse (Part 2)
Michelle Rides Again (Part 2)
Two-parters
Happy Birthday, Babies (Part 1)
Jesse Katsopolis
Rebecca Katsopolis
Vicky Larson
Nelson Burkhard
Denise Frazer
Nick Katsopolis
Derek Boyd
Claire Tanner
Claire Mahan
Karen Penner
Martin the Goldfish
Cousin Steve
Jaleel White
Barry Williams
Andrea Barber
Jason Marsden
Isaak Presley
D.J. Tanner-Fuller
Kimmy Gibbler
Ramona Gibbler
Jackson Fuller
Max Fuller
Tommy Fuller, Jr.
Eva LaRue
Michael Sun Lee
Michael Campion
Elias Harger
John Brotherton
Ashley Liao
A Sense of Purpose
Angels' Night Out
President Fuller
Golden-Toe Fuller
Wikia University
in: Main cast, Females, Actors,
Appeared on game shows
July 28, 1964, Queens, New York, U.S.
Occupation(s):
Actress, model, producer
Tanner vs. Gibbler
Last appearance:
Full House:
Fuller House:
Fullers in a Fog
Portrays:
Rebecca Donaldson-Katsopolis
Mossimo Giannulli (m.1997)
Hauppauge High School
Lori Anne Loughlin (pronounced: LOCK-lin) is an American actress who played the role of Rebecca Donaldson-Katsopolis in Full House and in Fuller House (with guest-starring appearances). She also starred in the spin-off series 90210, and the Hallmark family drama series When Calls the Heart.
2 Career
4 Awards and nominations
Loughlin was born in Queens, New York and moved with her family to Long Island. First, she lived in Oceanside, New York, where she attended Oaks Public Elementary School #3, and then Hauppauge, New York, where she attended Hauppauge High School.
She began her career at age 12 as a print model. During her early teen years, she appeared in television commercials and was frequently seen in national print ads like the Sears catalog and Bradlees weekly flyers. In 1979, she received her first recognizable national television exposure playing a cheerleader with a cast on her leg in a Tab Cola commercial.
At the age of 15, Loughlin was cast on ABC's soap opera The Edge of Night, playing the part of Jody Travis, an aspiring dancer. In 1982, she and The Edge of Night competed against other ABC daytime soaps (Ryan's Hope, All My Children, One Life to Live, and General Hospital) on Family Feud.[1]
After three-and-a-half years, prompted by the urging of Joel Crothers, Loughlin decided to try her luck in feature films and television. She came back to ABC when she was cast on the sitcom Full House playing the role of Rebecca Donaldson, who was Danny Tanner's co-host from work and Jesse Katsopolis's love interest. Her character went from recurring to regular as Rebecca and Jesse married on the show, and this would be her most notable role to date.
In 1992, she had a cameo role in the Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen TV movie To Grandmother's House We Go, playing the hostess of the Win-O-Lotto game show.
In 1993, she starred in the TV movie A Stranger in the Mirror (based on Sidney Sheldon's best-seller), playing Jill Castle, a young woman who goes to Hollywood with dreams of making it big, only to be drugged and raped during a shoot. In a split-screen, she does a promo during the end credits of "Smash Club: The Next Generation"[2]
After Full House, she starred alongside Bruce Campbell in In the Line of Duty: Blaze of Glory, which was released in 1997. In 2000, Loughlin co-starred opposite Treat Williams in the Fred Olen Ray-helmed thriller Critical Mass.
She also made cameos on other sitcoms including Spin City, Seinfeld, and The Drew Carey Show. She also played the superhero Black Canary in the short-lived Birds of Prey series.
From 2004 to 2005, Loughlin co-created, produced and starred in the WB drama series Summerland. She played Ava, the aunt who raises three children after their parents die in a car accident. The series was canceled due to low ratings on July 11, 2005.
From 2008 to 2012, she starred in the Beverly Hills, 90210 spinoff 90210 as Debbie Wilson.
Loughlin was in attendance at Comedy Central's The Roast of Bob Saget, which was hosted by John Stamos and premiered on August 17, 2008. At her table were Full House co-stars Dave Coulier and Jodie Sweetin.
In 2013, she began working with Hallmark Channel as the lead role in the Garage Sale Mystery film series, then the following year, starring in the drama series When Calls the Heart as Abigail Stanton (2014–2019).
In March 2019, Hallmark Channel severed ties with Loughlin after she was arrested in the college admissions bribery scandal. The following day, it was reported that she would not be appearing in season five of Fuller House.[3]
In May 2020, Loughlin pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire and mail fraud. In August 2020, she was sentenced to two months in prison, two years of supervised release, a $250,000 fine and 250 hours of community service (her husband was sentenced to five months in prison).[4] In November 2020, it was announced she would be released in time to celebrate Christmas.[5]
Young Artist Awards
1983: Nominated for "Best Young Actress in the Daytime Series" – The Edge of Night
1987: Won "Michael Landon Award" – CBS Schoolbreak Special
Daytime Emmy
1989: Nominated for "Outstanding Performer in a Children's Special" – CBS Schoolbreak Special
TV Land Award
2004: Nominated for "Best Quintessential Non-Traditional Family" – Full House
PRISM Award
2006: Won "Best Performance in a Drama Series Storyline" – Summerland
Teen Choice Award
2009: Nominated for "Choice TV Parental Unit" – 90210
Was only supposed to be on the show for six episodes, but the producers, cast, and audience liked her so much, she ended up staying on the show for seven seasons
As a practical joke, John Stamos would eat Doritos and smoke a cigar before the kissing scenes with Becky, just to annoy her
Is still very tight with the whole cast (minus the Olsens) to this day
Her daughters, Isabella and Olivia, are good friends with Candace Cameron Bure's daughter, Natasha Bure
Jodie Sweetin and Candace Cameron have highly praised Lori for picking up the motherly role:
When they were shooting the episode where D.J. has an eating disorder ("Shape Up"), Lori made sure the kids knew that D.J.'s eating disorder was a storyline for the character, and not about Candace in real life
If the kids were working too hard, or if any of them were not well, she was the first to take care of them
Candace had her first kiss on set ("13 Candles"), so before the taping, she asked Lori if she should keep her eyes open or closed (Lori said, "closed")
In response to her role in the 2019 college scandal, some people on social media (even YouTube)[1] have commented that she (with her husband) may have been influenced by the episode "Be True to Your Preschool", where Becky and Jesse lie on the application to try to get the twins into a prestigious preschool
With Jodie Sweetin and Candace Cameron Bure
↑ Lori Loughlin on Family Feud
↑ "Smash Club: The Next Generation" End Credits (with Lori Loughlin promo for A Stranger in the Mirror)
↑ 'Fuller House' Also Drops Loughlin
↑ Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli's Virtual Hearing
↑ TVWeb.com: Lori Loughlin to Be Released in Time for Christmas
More Full House
1 Pamela Tanner
2 Jesse Katsopolis
3 D.J. Tanner-Fuller
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The goal of the festival is to provide entertainment and enjoyment to our spectators, bring visitors to our community, and share our profits with local charities. Over the years an average of 35,000 spectators per year visit our valley to enjoy the festival.
The success of prior festivals made it possible to share profits with local charities and organizations.
The beauty of an early morning flight is breathtaking as balloons gracefully float over our valley. The thrill of a mass evening launch is a real crowd pleaser. For those passengers taking their first flight, wonderful thoughts and memories will long endure.
This event is organized and staffed solely by community volunteers. In 1997 the Dansville Balloon Festival was designated as the New York State Festival of Balloons.
ALL THIS FOR JUST $5.00 PER PERSON. CHILDREN UNDER 12 ARE FREE!


Brian will always be in the hearts of: Colleen, his lifelong friend & partner, father Yuki Yamamoto & mother Beatrice Merrick, children: Shane (Dasha), Luke, Kilani (Brian), brothers and sisters: Rod (Georgina), Brenda (Kevin), Kim, Trudy, Shane (Gena).
Brian passed away from cancer at the age of 62. Brian was a fierce warrior who fought every battle placed before him with honour and courage; loved by many people, most of all by his friend and partner Colleen and his children of whom he was especially proud of. Brian's passions included riding his motorcycle "Ruby" to feel the wind in his face and going fishing with his kids, where usually he did more reading then reeling in any catches. His laughter and good sense of humour warmed everyone he met. Brian's charm, genuineness and ability to disarm made him a friend to so many.
Heartfelt thanks to the doctors and nurses who assisted us on this journey, there are too many to name, but you know who you are. We could not have done this without the spectacular support you provided.
the partner I can share everything with, the friend who understands me so well, the lover who captures my heart. I will love you for always, for always I will love you. ~ Colleen.