Studio Waterstone | Lori Plyler Art: a preview and an update. finally.
a preview and an update. finally.
Pardon my showing off. But pleased as punch doesn't begin to describe the feeling now that I've completed the first batch of the season. And that I love each and every one. And that my arm cooperated. To be honest, the most trying activity has been the photo editing and description writing. For that, my arm is forever grateful for a nicely frozen icepack each evening.
Now that I've made a few, I'm itching to make more. And yes, I will be making black bomber bags.
But my arm needs a very short vacation, so I think sketching & playing with paint will be in order for the next day or two.
Hope you've enjoyed my preview.
My goal is to have everything listed in the shop by 8:00 p.m. this evening.
Beautiful bags, love all of them!
I am going to be stalking your shop all day :) I have a gift certificate from Christmas that has been burning a hole in my pocket and I can't wait to spend it! All the bags look gorgeous Lori - you sure out did yourself!!!
Oooh! Awesome sauce with a cherry on top! I love them all. Hard to choose a favorite. All the new colors and those bombers have always had me smitten. Can't wait to see them pop up in the shop! Enjoy the day.
I feel your aching arm pain...I procrastinate so horribly on the photo editing and posting of things...then I have a million backed up waiting in the wings. I have pieces that came out of the kiln a month ago that still haven't made it to my website!
Gorgous! I love the idea of the recycled bomber bags, but my favorite is the slouchy bucket bag.
Oh, Lori, these are gorgeous! Just take care of that arm so you can create more!
These are so wonderful!!! I especially like the applique and slouch bag...the animal print is fantastic as well. Someday, I am going to be able to get one of your beautiful bags!!


This is the most disgusting political ad I've ever seen.
Our national debt problems are worse than feared. Here are the numbers.
What you need to know about yesterday's indictments.
How yesterday's news about indictments actually benefits Trump.
Wait, they're targeting Manfort for AirBnB violations now?
This liberal Hollywood actor has a shocking message for anti-Trumpers.
This explosive technological development could change the world, and our economy, forever.
The Democrats are struggling to explain away their collusion with the Russians.
Who is really paying the largest share of the income tax in the United States?
Here's a great explanation of liberal's disdain for patriotism.
Here's some great news about the economy.
The head of the Democrat National Committee doesn't know basic components of the Constitution.
Finally, the IRS admits it targeted conservative groups.
Be very careful about media-driven narratives about our national drug problem.
Here's the real story about the history of high tax rates in the US.
Jeff Flake wasn't "brave" by not running for re-election.
The GOP has overwritten this rule which was written to benefit lawyers, not consumers.
Liberals economists are scrambling to cover their tracks on corporate tax rate cuts.
CNN shows its bias on the Russia scandal.
The Russian "collusion" scandal was a Democrat scandal the entire time.
The liberal media are desperate to turn Chief of Staff John Kelly into a racist.
Illinois has gone off the deep end in their fight against choice in the workplace.
Is the bond market getting bullish?
Here's the real story behind the proposal to tax your 401 k plan.
Debunking the "free rider" myth liberals use when discussing unions.
Why is a Republican Senator going after Trump?
The hard truth on corporate taxes and your wallet.
Incredibly ironic that the "Trump-Russia" investigation is evolving into a "Democrats-Russia" investigation.
Big government healthcare is collapsing in Massachusetts but the Left still thinks it's a model of success.
Why are Americans dying sooner?
Scientists discover a chemical in blood that drives predators mad.
Democrats are fighting this tax cut for small businesses because they think your money is theirs.
Beware of this dangerous liberal scam designed to destroy our Constitutional Republic.
Ted Cruz destroys Bernie Sanders on taxes!
Busted! The disingenuous congresswoman attacking Trump for calling the widow of a heroic serviceman has a spotty record on veteran's issues.
Federal spending per person has exploded. Check out these disturbing numbers.
Here's how to listen to my podcast on your Amazon Echo.
Is this the biggest political scandal of our time?
More on the explosive Obama/Russia scandal.
Single-Payer healthcare will always lead to rationing. Doubt me? Read this piece.
Your home purchase is more expensive because of the tax code.
The media is working overtime to protect Democrats amidst this growing scandal.
The NFL "take a knee" fiasco is a devastating blow to the media's echo chamber. Here's why.
Is CBS losing money because of the anti-American NFL protests?
These pictures of empty NFL stadiums are additional proof that the boycotts are working.
Yes, corporate tax cuts do benefit American workers. Here's how.
How Obamacare price controls are spiking your premiums.
I explain why Trump approval polls are misleading and may not be predictive of either midterm or 2020 election results.
Hillary Clinton is a really awful person who appeals to the worst instincts in her political base.
Democrats are doubling down on government-run healthcare, despite this devastating story about government-run healthcare in the United Kingdom.
Did illegal immigrants vote in Pennsylvania in the last presidential election?
Technology isn't the enemy the Democrats want you to believe it is.
Why are the Democrats arguing for bailouts and fewer healthcare choices?
The bipartisan "Bump Stock" bill is a scam. Please read about the troubling details.
There is a real and growing danger from this type of attack which could wipe out 90 percent of the US population.
Despite claims of "climate change" risk investors are pouring into Houston.
Is this Trump's biggest accomplishment thus far?
Trump has destroyed any credibility the liberal media, and Hollywood had left. Here's how he did it.
Did a sports journalist really compare being an NFL athlete to being a slave?
Hollywood lectures us based strictly on the "illusion of knowledge." The Weinstein scandal has exposed them for the frauds they are.
President Trump should leave the Republican Party. It offers him nothing but grief.
Liberals have found another new enemy, Christopher Columbus.
Are Millennials going to abandon the Democrat Party? If they do then 2020 will be a Democrat nightmare.
The Obamacare contraception mandate had to be repealed. It forced Catholics to violate their religious beliefs.
The NFL "Take a Knee" protests have been a catastrophe. Look at these astonishing poll numbers.
Are the liberal claims of "systemic oppression" based on the real world, or based on a media-Hollywood-academia-fabricated world?
The Vice President takes a strong stand against the anti-American NFL protests.
A prominent Democrat just made the outrageous claim that "there have been more mass shootings than days of the year." I debunk this nonsense in the show.
Another prominent Democrat admits that no law would have stopped the Las Vegas attacker.
The September job numbers are out and there's some bad news, and some good news.
Unrelenting media hype and they still can't find any evidence of Russian collusion with the Trump team.
Liberals continue to insist that laws regulating abortion will not change behavior while they make the opposite argument about firearm laws.
This liberal author is grossly misreading Americans' frustration with the NFL National Anthem protests.
Here are some practical solutions for our Obamacare crisis.
Who really pays for the corporate tax?
The Las Vegas attacker may not have had an automatic weapon. He may have been using this device instead.


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Угло́вський район () — район у складі Алтайського краю Російської Федерації.

Адміністративний центр — село Угловське.

Історія
Район утворений 1924 року.

1933 року район був ліквідований, до Волчихинського району відійшли Борокособулатська, Корміхинська, Ново-Михайловська, Озерно-Кузнецовська, Павловська, Угловська та Шадрухинська сільради, до складу Рубцовського району — Кругловська, Лаптєвська та Тополевська сільради. Пізніше район був відновлений.

Населення
Населення — 11987 осіб (2019; 13888 в 2010, 16073 у 2002).

Адміністративний поділ
Район адміністративно поділяється на 7 сільських поселень (сільрад):

 2013 року ліквідована Наумовська сільська рада, територія увійшла до складу Лаптєвської сільської ради.
 2015 року ліквідовані Мирненська сільська рада та Шадрухинська сільська рада, території увійшли до складу Угловської сільської ради.

Найбільші населені пункти
Нижче подано список населених пунктів з чисельністю населенням понад 1000 осіб:

Примітки

Райони Алтайського краю

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Q: Fastest way of finding eigenvectors from eigenvalues Given the eigenvalue of a matrix of large dimensions, I want to know if there is a fast way of finding the corresponded eigenvectors?

A: I don't know if it's the fastest way but recently Denton et al. showed that (https://arxiv.org/abs/1908.03795, Lemma 2)
$$
|v_{i,j}|^2\prod_{k=1;k\ne i}^n(\lambda_i(A)-\lambda_k(A))=\prod_{k=1}^{n-1}(\lambda_i(A)-\lambda_k(M_j))
$$
where

*

*A is an $n \times n$ Hermitian matrix with eigenvalues $\lambda_i(A)$ and normed eigenvectors $v_i$,

*and the elements of each eigenvector are $v_{i,j}$,

*and $M_j$ is the $n − 1 \times n − 1$ submatrix of A that results from deleting the jth column and the jth row, with eigenvalues $\lambda_k(M_j)$.

A: Please refer to Finding Eigenvectors: Fast & Nontraditional way or the arXiv preprint for fast and Nontraditional approach without using the Gaussian-Jordan elimination process.
When the matrix is diagonalizable (There is a way to check that) and has a spectrum of two, there is no need to evaluate eigenvectors at all since they already appear as nonzero column vectors of certain matrices that we would like to call The eigenmatrix. We have given a general theory for diagonalizable and nondiagonalizable matrices as well.
You have access to the part of the preprint under the same link.

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The Time to Launch a New Disneyland Annual Pass Program is Now
By Kris Maloney - April 29, 2021 | Disneyland
With Disneyland and Disney California Adventure set to reopen on April 30th, many Legacy Passholders are eager for Disney to launch a new membership program. Tickets went on sale to the general public on April 15th, leaving many former passholders dismayed at the hit that paying admission takes on the wallet, as well as the lack of priority for ticket purchases that many of Disney's most loyal fans felt entitled to (for comparison, other theme parks in the area are hosting passholder preview days ahead of reopening to the general public).
Back in January, when asked about a potential timeline for introducing a new membership program to replace the sunsetted annual pass program, Disneyland President Ken Potrock was quoted as saying, "Our hope is to be ready for this whenever we're allowed to open. That is our hope. It's hard to pinpoint that because I don't know what the direction from the state will be. But we are working all hands on deck to develop this as rapidly as we possibly can."
With reopening on the horizon, as well as a more optimistic outlook for relaxing Covid restrictions from the state of California, the time to roll out a new membership program is now. Limitations on capacity made the now defunct annual pass program unfeasible for Disney. However, with case rates down, vaccinations up, and the state set to retire the color-coded tier system on June 15th (per California governor Gavin Newsom), capacity restrictions will likely be lifted, as will restrictions to out-of-state visitors, presumably. With those barriers removed, a realistic timeline for the reintroduction of a revamped membership program seems nigh. Should Disney delay an announcement of a new (albeit undoubtedly altered, likely with the reservation system still in place) passholder program, they do so at the risk of alienating their most loyal fanbase: the passholders who have, for years, enjoyed the parks with their families.
While the mad dash on April 15th to buy tickets and secure a reservation was more wild than a motorcar ride with Mr. Toad (sorry), there are plenty of reservations still available (as of Monday, April 26th, there were still reservations available for opening day, April 30th). With demand not outpacing supply, it would behoove Disney to wrangle the bread and butter of their parks back into a membership program, before the locals turn to a more affordable alternative theme park experience, such as Universal Studios or Knott's Berry Farm, to satiate their amusement needs. For comparison, an annual pass at Universal Studios Hollywood costs $20 less than a 1-day Tier 5 Park Hopper ticket (that equates to over 200 days worth of theme park fun for the price of one day's admission to Disneyland and DCA). While selling 1-day tickets a la carte helps recoup losses incurred by the shutdown in the short term, the best way to ensure that dyed-in-the-wool Disney devotees spend money in the parks is for them to be able to afford admission to the parks. Subscription-based services bring in recurring revenue; even the seasoned AP cannot pass the myriad of churro carts without giving in every now and then. Indeed the guest that spends $100 a month for their pass is the guest that likely trades pins, can't stop at the wall of ears without coveting a fresh pair, and wants a Dole Whip every time they pass the Tiki Juice Bar.
So Disney, if you are reading this, please give us a new membership program, so we can keep buying all the churros!
Kris Maloney
https://www.wdwinfo.com/author/kris-maloney/
What Will the New Disneyland Membership Program Look Like?
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Disneyland Resort Announces 'Legacy Passholder' Program
Disneyland Announces New Annual Pass Restrictions in Advance…
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We can't think of anything nicer than blueberry ice cream pops on a hot summer's day. Become the most popular grandparent this summer with this recipe.
Blend your blueberries in a food processer until they are in a smoothie-like consistency.
Pour the thick blueberry liquid into a large bowl and stir in the honey.
Add yogurt and gently mix together.
If you would like the recipe to be sweeter, add more honey.
Pour mixture evening into your ice-cream moulds.
Freeze for two hours, then put a wooden popsicle stick in the middle.
Freeze for an additional four to six hours.
Run the popsicle moulds underneath warm water for easy removal.
This article was written in partnership with Over60.


The specific flaw exists within the AddDriverFileServlet servlet exposed by upload/addDriver. The issue lies in the failure to sanitize the path of files uploaded, allowing for the deletion of any file on the system. An attacker could use this to create a denial-of-service condition.


More Love, More Power digital sheet music. Contains printable sheet music plus an interactive, downloadable digital sheet music file.
"I appreciate the pianistic accompaniment of this version rather than the chord-and-rhythm ..."
The Arrangement Details Tab gives you detailed information about this particular arrangement of More Love, More Power - not necessarily the song.
I appreciate the pianistic accompaniment of this version rather than the chord-and-rhythm banging that is so prevalent in today's music. Printing the entire song on just two pages is a plus as well. It's an oldie but goodie, and I look forward to using it for the first time in worship this weekend.


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Q: Is it better to have separate query functions or one dynamic one? I'm working on the backend for a web app using node-postgres and I'm curious as to what others think. I need basic insert queries for a users table, products table, and other tables to come. I don't want redundant code but I also don't want to slack on readability. Would it be better to have several similar query functions:
NOTE: createValueString() just creates a parameter string ($1, $2, $3)
async function createUser(user) {
  const client = await pool.connect();
  const userKeys = Object.keys(user).join(",");
  const userValues = Object.values(user);
  try {
    const { rows } = await client.query(
      `
        INSERT INTO users(${userKeys})
        VALUES (${createValueString(user)})
        RETURNING *;
    `,
      userValues
    );
    console.log(`USER CREATED`, rows);
    return rows;
  } catch (error) {
    throw error;
  } finally {
    client.release();
  }
}

async function createProduct(product) {
  const client = await pool.connect();
  const productKeys = Object.keys(product).join(",");
  const productValues = Object.values(product);
  try {
    const { rows } = await client.query(
      `
        INSERT INTO products(${productKeys})
        VALUES (${createValueString(product)})
        RETURNING *;
    `,
      productValues
    );
    console.log(`PRODUCT CREATED`, rows);
    return rows;
  } catch (error) {
    throw error;
  } finally {
    client.release();
  }
}

OR would it be better to create one dynamic function:
async function insertQuery(tableName, item){
    const client = await pool.connect();
    const itemKeys = Object.keys(item).join(",");
    const itemValues = Object.values(item);
    try {
      const { rows } = await client.query(
        `
          INSERT INTO ${tableName}(${itemKeys})
          VALUES (${createValueString(itemValues)})
          RETURNING *;
      `,
        itemValues
      );
      console.log(`ITEM CREATED`, rows);
      return rows;
    } catch (error) {
      throw error;
    } finally {
      client.release();
    }
}

A: You could potentially have both. Generally, you want code to be fairly clear on what code does what so insertQuery(); doesn't exactly shout this creates a user. Where as, createUser(); obviously does.
What you can have is one function such as executeQuery(sql, params); like your second idea with dynamic functions. As a result, don't have redundant/repeating code.
Simply pass in the SQL string and parameters. This works and makes more sense with stored procedures which is what I recommend you do.
const executeQuery = (sql, params) => {
// sql = "Call stored_procedure_name(parameter list)";
// params = [name, age, etc]
// Perform query code ..
// pool being a configured database connection object.
pool.query(sql, params);
}

Then, have the distinct functions you require re-use this.
const createUsers = () => {
  const sql = "Call createUserProcedure(params)";
  const params = [name, age, etc];
  const res = executeQuery(sql, params);
}

Mysql version:
const sql = "CALL CreateUser(?,?);";
const params = [name,age,etc];
const res = await executeQuery(sql, params);


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Улица Титова — городская магистраль в Чечеловском районе г. Днепра (Украина) (ранее в Красногвардейском районе). Названа в честь второго космонавта — Германа Титова — при его жизни.

История
Улица возникла в середине 1950-х годов, в ходе застройки данного района. Это было связано, в первую очередь, с развитием крупнейшего градообразующего предприятия — «Южный машиностроительный завод».

Первое название улицы — Парковая. В разных источниках называлась и улицей, и проспектом. После полета второго космонавта — Германа Титова — в 1961 г. улица получила современное название.

Улица имеет большое значение в структуре города, хотя состоит всего из нескольких кварталов. На ней замыкается целый ряд магистралей, идущих перпендикулярно Днепру — проспект Богдана Хмельницкого (бывш. Героев Сталинграда) и проспект Александра Поля (бывш. Кирова). Улица Титова — часть изломанной, но единой магистрали — улицы Криворожская — Титова — Звездный бульвар — Запорожское шоссе.

Архитектура и достопримечательности
Улица Титова застраивалась во второй половине 1950-х годов, когда уже объявили «борьбу с архитектурными излишествами». Однако многие здания сохранили признаки стиля «сталинский ампир». Например, здание школы № 89 имеет массивный портик над входом и декоративную композицию на вершине здания с символом образования — раскрытой книгой и датой постройки здания «1955».

Самый заметный объект на улице Титова — кинотеатр «Спутник». Он был построен по «спецзаказу» ЮМЗ и открыт 15 августа 1963 г. Изначально рассчитанный на 820 мест, это — крупнейший кинозал Днепра. Фасад здания, выходящий на улицу Титова, украшен мозаичным панно на космическую тематику. Вновь открыт после реконструкции в 2004 г.

На западном конце улицы, на пересечении с ул. Макарова, находится СМСЧ (специализированная медико-санитарная часть) № 6 — одна из крупнейших больниц города, ранее ведомственная больница НПО «Южмаш», с многопрофильным стационаром, родильным отделением и поликлиникой. Напротив СМСЧ расположена самая крупная из новейших построек на ул. Титова, торгово-развлекательный комплекс «Appolo» (называется именно так, открыт в 2009 г.).

Источники
  Максим Кавун. Космические ворота Днепропетровска. Статья из цикла «Гений места»

Примечания

Улицы Днепра
Улицы, названные в честь людей прижизненно
Днепр


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Northwest Seaport Alliance
Workshop Held On Noise Reduction Ideas for Puget Sound
November 19, 2019 Kit Case	Leave a comment
The workshop gathered diverse maritime interests to protect endangered orcas through noise reduction.
The Northwest Seaport Alliance announced that it, with the Port of Seattle, Port of Tacoma, Washington State Ferries, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the Puget Sound Partnership, co-convened a workshop of a broad range of experts and interests to identify ways to reduce underwater noise in effort to support recovery of the endangered population of Southern Resident killer whales. Underwater noise can be harmful to Southern Resident orcas because it impedes their ability to use sonar to hunt prey and communicate.
The workshop was held at the Bell Harbor Conference Center Oct. 3, 2019 and was attended by state, federal, tribal and Canadian government representatives, researchers, natural resource agencies, whale conservation groups and representatives of the maritime industry. The goal of the workshop was to explore the possibility of establishing a program to reduce the exposure of our endangered orca to ship noise such as ECHO established by the Port of Vancouver, British Columbia to implement noise reduction efforts. Read more about the workshop on the NWSA site.
Efforts Coincide with Presence of Newer, Larger Vessels in Puget Sound
In August, 2016, we wrote about the widening of the Panama Canal and, as a result, the presence of much larger vessels calling on our Puget Sound ports (read the post, here). The ports have improved infrastructure to support the mega-ships in our harbors (as noted in another post, here).
The newer vessels are not only much larger, they are also much more efficient. Improvements in ship's engine designs reduce carbon emissions. Hull designs to reduce drag through the water improve fuel efficiency. As a person often on a sailboat in our waters, I can also attest to the fact that they produce much smaller wakes (thank you!).
If other improvements can be incorporated to also reduce sound intrusion in our waters, this will serve to benefit everyone in our region, both people and wildlife.
"Sonic Sea" – Movie Explains Effects of Noise on Our Seas
YOU WANT TO WATCH THIS MOVIE. Sonic Sea is a documentary about the devastating impact of industrial and military ocean noise on whales and other marine life. The film explores the critical role of sound in the sea, and the sudden, dramatic changes human activity is inflicting on the ocean's delicate acoustic habitat — changes that threaten the ability of whales and other marine animals to prosper, to function, and ultimately, to survive. The film offers solutions (and, by extension, hope) for a quieter ocean, and underscores that the ocean's destiny is inextricably bound with our own.
You will become a believer in the efforts to achieve noise reduction after seeing this film. I sat down to watch a few minutes of it while visiting a whale museum and ended up sitting there, riveted, for the whole hour. Watch the trailer for the full goosebump effect.
Sonic Sea – Trailer from Imaginary Forces on Vimeo.
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Q: How to store page url to mysql database I know this may sound novice to some of the members of this board. I'm attempting to create a 'bookmarking' feature. Is there a way to store page urls to mysql through php? For example, the browser has a save button and when pressed the url a person is viewing is stored in mysql.
I've attempted to do this and its gone very horrible to say the least. I would greatly appreciate any feedback.
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   <body>
   <form action="<?php echo $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'] ?>" method="post">
   <input type="submit" value="Save" />
   </form>
   </body>
   </html>

   <?php
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   $dbc = mysqli_connect('xxxx', 'xxxx', 'xxxx', 'xxxx')

  or die('Error connecting to MySQL server');

  $query = "INSERT INTO xxxx (url)".

  "VALUES('$url')";

  $result = mysqli_query($dbc, $query)

 or die('Error.');
 mysqli_close($dbc);
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A: this is the index page for example
  <?php
    function curPageURL() {
     $pageURL = 'http';
 if ($_SERVER["HTTPS"] == "on") {$pageURL .= "s";}
 $pageURL .= "://";
 if ($_SERVER["SERVER_PORT"] != "80") {
  $pageURL .= $_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"].":".$_SERVER["SERVER_PORT"].$_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"];
 } else {
  $pageURL .= $_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"].$_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"];
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<html>
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<input type="submit" value="Submit" />
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</body>
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time, the CPU goes to 100%.
not hang; it still shows wind direction, temperature and so on.
Has anyone else observed such a behaviour?
gladly provide more information if needed.
on the same machine, I never had such a problem.


Gordimer Nadine, 1923 - 2014, Year won 1991, fought South-African Apartheid through her dramatic writing..
Nadine Gordimer was born in South-Africa in 1923.
Her work, criticizing the south-African racial regime, became appreciated worldwide although it could not be published in her own country.
In 1991 Gordimer received the Nobel prize in literature. The Nobel committee wrote in its decision that, "through her magnificent epic writing, she has been of great benefit to humanity.


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Saturday Night Live is 0-4 this season. Hopefully Mulaney saves the season!!
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John Mulaney, the Strokes Set for 'SNL' Halloween Episode John Mulaney will host and the Strokes will serve as musical guests on Saturday Night Live's Halloween episode next week. Both Mulaney and the Strokes will be making their fourth appearance […]
Fifteen Dollars A Month Isn't Bad, But That's My Top Price. After This, I'll Be Using The Internet.
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Netflix Canada ups prices on standard, premium plans The cost of streaming Netflix in Canada is about to go up for some users. The company behind Stranger Things and Tiger King announced Thursday that it is increasing the price on […]
As you probably expected…
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'Friends' reunion special delayed The eagerly anticipated Friends reunion special will not be debuting in May as previously planned. Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry, and David Schwimmer had all been due to make their sitcom […]
For those who still care about this show…
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'Grey's Anatomy' plans early season finale for April 9 Grey Sloan Memorial is closing its doors ahead of schedule. The Season 16 finale of "Grey's Anatomy" will now air on Thursday, April 9 (ABC, 9/8c), TVLine has learned. The major […]
I know I should be watching this show…but I haven't started yet.
'Killing Eve' Season 3 premiere to air two weeks early Fans of "Killing Eve," the Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer-fronted psychopath drama, are in for an early thrill after AMC Networks moved the show's third season premiere forward by two […]
Very sad news.
Modern Family's beloved French bulldog dies after filming series finale: Report Beatrice, the French bulldog best known for playing Stella on Modern Family, has died, according to The Blast. She reportedly died a few days after the show wrapped its […]
Sadly, we're nowhere near the worst of the coronavirus yet.
Late-night goes dark: NBC suspends Jimmy Fallon, Seth Meyers shows due to coronavirus First, they decided to tape shows without an audience. Now they're not taping at all. NBC is suspending late-night talk show staples The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy […]
Pretty excited for this!! Hope it's longer than 60 minutes!!!
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'Friends' Cast to Reunite for Exclusive HBO Max Special It's happening: The "Friends" cast is reuniting for an exclusive untitled unscripted special on HBO Max. Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer will return […]
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Comedian Leslie Jones leaving Saturday Night Live Saturday Night Live cast member Leslie Jones is leaving the NBC show after five seasons, while Kate McKinnon is sticking around. Jones' departure was confirmed by a person familiar with the change who […]
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A new school year has begun and along with that I have tried something new Altered Composition Notebooks. I have seen many CTMH consultants post photos of all the pretty notebooks they have done but I was just chicken to try it. Chicken no more – here is what I did.
I made this one for my blog notes. I always write down ideas first and think on them for a little while before posting and this notebook helps to keep my thoughts in one place.
Why did I wait so long to try this? It is sooooo easy!
BE ON THE LOOKOUT … CATTIES COMING!
I found a solution for my Re-Inkers!
$2, $4, $6, for 8...It's YOU We Appreciate!


Guitarist Robert Cray has teamed up with producer Kevin Shirley (Joe Bonamassa, Aerosmith, Iron Maiden, Black Country Communion) to record his new album, Nothin But Love, which will be released August 27.
The 10-song album includes material written by all four Robert Cray Band members, including Cray (vocals/guitar), Jim Pugh (keyboards), Cray Band co-founder Richard Cousins (bass) and Tony Braunagel (drums).
The album features the break-up blues of "Won't Be Coming Home," the jazz chops of "I'll Always Remember You," the soul-drenched "Great Big Old House" and the '50s-flavored rocker "Side Dish."
Shirley describes the vibe of the two weeks he spent at Revolver Studios in Los Angeles as "Dirt under the fingernails."


Stuart & Branigin LLP is pleased to announce that Tyler L. Jones, Christina L. Moore, Matthew M. Humble, and Joseph H. Harrison III have become associates of the firm.
assortment of tasks including legal research, pleadings, brief drafting, discovery, contract review, and much more. And while the clients and issues he addresses are diverse, he is devoted to every client and aligns his approach with that client's specific goals.
Christina worked as a summer law clerk at Stuart & Branigin in 2017 and joined the firm as an associate in 2018. Prior to joining the firm, she served as a certified legal intern for the Appellate Clinic and gained valuable experience with the Indiana Court of Appeals where she conducted legal research and drafted bench memoranda, opinions, and orders. Before law school, Christina served as director of continuing legal education with the Indiana State Bar. She earned her J.D., with Graduate Certificates in Advocacy and Criminal Law, from the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law. As a law student, Christina served on the Executive Board of the law school's flagship journal, the Indiana Law Review, the Staton Moot Court Board and the Dean's Tutorial Society Executive Board. She was named to the Order of the Barristers and competed in two National Health Law Moot Court competitions.
A Purdue alumnus and lifelong Hoosier, Matt spent two summers with Stuart & Branigin before joining the firm full-time in 2018. Matt serves clients across an extensive range of practice areas, from complex constitutional and employment issues to creditor's rights and contract disputes. Before entering the legal profession, Matt earned degrees in English and Electrical Engineering Technology at Purdue and enjoyed a brief but successful career in restaurant management, providing a wealth of experiences and a variety of perspectives to draw upon in developing creative solutions to any challenge. His ability to swiftly dissect a problem and his proven linguistic acumen have made him a valuable addition to the Stuart & Branigin team.
Joe is a native of Evansville, Indiana and a lifelong Hoosier. Joe worked as a summer law clerk at Stuart & Branigin in 2017 and joined the firm as an associate in 2018. Joe concentrates his practice on a vast array of litigation topics such as civil defense, employment disputes, education, and transportation. Joe also counsels employers and entrepreneurs in business-related matters.
During law school, Joe worked as a legal extern at the Office of the Indiana Attorney General and at the Lawrence County Prosecutor's Office and worked as a judicial intern for then-Chief Judge Richard L. Young of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana. He has also worked for a United States Senator and a United States Congressman, pursuing his interest in politics and state and federal government affairs.


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Pouring It On
Brita sold the U.S. rights to its best product to Clorox. So it started Mavea to take on a familiar foe
By Coeli Carr May 20, 2010
DANNY KIM FOR TIME
In 2000, Brita GMBH, a German company that designs and manufactures consumer and professional water-filtration products, including popular water-purifying pitchers, made a decision that from a branding perspective seemed unthinkable. When it ended its 12-year-old licensing-and-distribution agreement with U.S. conglomerate the Clorox Co., Brita sold Clorox sole rights in North America to the Brita brand, which has become synonymous with these pitchers. The German company also agreed to a noncompete clause until 2005.
Today Brita is a fairly large company in Europe — last year's revenue topped $400 million — with the problems of a small business in the U.S. Its new Mavea brand is the underdog in water-filtration pitchers, compared with the Clorox-owned Brita brand it created.
That may seem weird, but then again, Brita picked a good time to relaunch in the U.S. with Mavea. Recession-inspired thrift and an environmental backlash against bottled water have had a salutary impact on devices that filter tap water. Market researcher SymphonyIRI Group reports that U.S. revenue for 2009 was $183 million for these products sold via mass-market retailers, excluding Walmart. The revenue represents 8.7% growth over the preceding year and 24% growth since 2005.
Brita's goal for Mavea, created in 2008 to serve the North American market, was to avoid looking like every other pitcher on the shelf. "We wanted to build a real premium segment," says Brita CEO Markus Hankammer. This narrowcasting approach has its fans. "The premium niche has bite," says Michelle Barry, president of Tinderbox, the trends division of Hartman Group. "When household products like water-filter pitchers become less trendy and more of a commodity," she says, "the appearance of the container becomes as important as what's in it."
Design figures big in Mavea's launch pitcher, the Elemaris, which is Brita's response to consumer demand for more convenient features and a more table-ready look. The pitcher has a rubber base, a soft-grip handle and a novel opening in the lid that allows for one-handed refills under a faucet. A newly configured oval-shaped filter, the Maxtra, contains a micromesh fabric that prevents carbon fragments from escaping.
Mavea's first retail targets were home-furnishings and specialty-food stores such as Sur la Table and a limited number of Whole Foods outlets. While the parent company markets the Elemaris globally in a variety of colors and sizes, the Mavea Elemaris comes in two sizes and two chic-cred colors, black and white, and is priced at $32 to $40. This year, says Hankammer — whose father, Heinz, founded the company in 1966 in Taunusstein, Germany — Mavea will concentrate on building broader distribution.
Hankammer concedes that Brita partnered with Clorox in 1988 because it didn't have enough clout on its own to penetrate the North American consumer market. That was then. Now he is using Mavea to establish a consumer brand that will create a platform to supply water-filtration technology to household-appliance manufacturers and to the hospitality industry's professional-products market.
So what is Clorox's take on the market presence of its former partner turned competitor? With $5 billion in sales, Clorox has been conducting its own water-filtration-related research since the early 1990s, and today 7 out of 10 water-filtration pitchers sold in North America are Brita-branded, says Nick Vlahos, vice president for Clorox's Brita division. "The more attention brought to the category, the better," he says. In case you're wondering, Vlahos and Hankammer are still friends who speak several times a year.
There may be one area of contention between them, however. Although Clorox has introduced the more upscale Bella, priced at about $23, Vlahos says consumers continue to look for affordability. "From an aesthetic standpoint, there's only so many things you can do with a pitcher."
Hankammer disagrees. "In premium water-filtration pitchers, you need both good design and technology," he says. "The Elemaris is already a generation ahead in both." Ladies and gentlemen, start your faucets.


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Sleep Medicine Grand Rounds 2016
Through these presentations we provide a weekly multidisciplinary review of practice guidelines, newer therapies, innovations, controversies as well as updated information on black box warnings as well as newly discovered adverse effects of commonly used therapies. We use grand Rounds to update our physicians of the changes in classification criteria and management guidelines based on these new criteria. Our sleep lecture series introduces physicians to novel treatment options for diseases in the field of sleep medicine. We have Journal Club on a regular basis as part of the Sleep Grand Rounds and discuss important articles on new treatment options such as UAS. It is also important for academic physicians to keep reviewing latest developments in sleep research because new studies can invalidate current practices.
AMA Credit Designation:
The Medical College of Wisconsin designates this Live activity for a maximum of 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s) ™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
Hours of Participation for Allied Health Professionals:
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16029 Sleep Medicine Grand Round Case Conference / Insomnia Review By: Rajan Regmi, MD 1-8-2016 01/08/2016 - 3:00pm to 4:00pm CST
16029 Sleep Medicine Grand Round Insomnia-treatment approach By: Khalid Safi, MD 1-15-2016 01/15/2016 - 3:00pm to 4:00pm CST
16029 Sleep Medicine Grand Round Neuromodulation and new therapies for sleep apnea By: B. Tucker Woodson, MD 1-22-2016 01/22/2016 - 3:00pm to 4:00pm CST
16029 Sleep Medicine Grand Round Hypersomnia By: Rajan Regmi, MD 2-5-2016 02/05/2016 - 3:00pm to 4:00pm CST
16029 Sleep Medicine Grand Round Narcolepsy By: Khalid Safi, MD 2-12-2016 02/12/2016 - 3:00pm to 4:00pm CST
16029 Sleep Medicine Grand Round Providing Effective Feedback By: Michael Frank, MD 2-19-2016 02/19/2016 - 3:00pm to 4:00pm CST
16029 Sleep Medicine Grand Round Biology of Sleep by: Humberto Battistini, MD 2-26-2016 02/26/2016 - 3:00pm to 4:00pm CST
16029 Sleep Medicine Grand Round REM Behavioral Disorder By: Rajan Regmi, MD 3-4-2016 03/04/2016 - 3:00pm to 4:00pm CST
16029 Sleep Medicine Grand Round Case Conference-Sexomnia By: Khalid Safi, MD 3-11-2016 03/11/2016 - 3:00pm to 4:00pm CST
16029 Sleep Medicine Grand Round Effective Teaching Techniques By: Jeff Jackson, MD 3-18-2016 03/18/2016 - 3:00pm to 4:00pm CDT


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G-Dragon gifts Taeyang with limited edition sneakers…A long-term friendship that makes people envious
November 4, 2021Last Updated: November 4, 2021
Taeyang boasted his friendship with G-Dragon.
Big Bang's Taeyang uploaded a photo through his Instagram story on the afternoon of Nov 4th. The picture shows the sneakers that G-Dragon gave to Taeyang as a gift.
Above all, the box containing the sneakers, which has been produced recently as a limited edition through G-Dragon's collaboration with a brand, drew attention as "Dong Young-bae" (his real name) was nicely written on it.
Meanwhile, Taeyang and singer-actress Min Hyo-rin got married in February 2018. The news that the two are expecting their first child after 3 years of marriage was followed by a flood of congratulatory messages from fans.
Full of spiteful remarks… Mnet's "Boys Planet" is already expected to be more toxic than "Produce"
MAMAMOO Hwasa took off her shoes and ran around freely in a bikini
BLACKPINK becomes highest-grossing Asian female act in US history with "BORN PINK"


Gefran was founded in 1960 in Provaglio D'Iseo and today it is a leader in in the space of highly specialized sensors for every need, able to measure all principal physical quantities. Gefran offers unrivalled range of products in terms of its breadth, quality and specialization with over 8 production plants and 17 Sales subsidiaries across the globe.
Multivista has partnered with Gefran for their wide range of Sensors, for the region of South India. Our team consisting of well trained product specialist, sales engineers, OEM technical consultants and Application Engineers provide all technical assistance related to product selection, configuration selection for our customers. Through this Partnership our focus would be to service verticals that include Plastics, Metal, HVAC, Hoist and Crane, Electric furnaces, Hydraulics & Pneumatics, Steel rolling mills, Textile, Paper, Mobile hydraulics etc,.
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Q: Why does my  resize when I use show() and hide()? Maybe this is not the smartest way to implement a language switcher.
But I came up with this:

$(document).ready(function(){
  $('.lang-switch').hover(
    function() {
      $('.lang-inactive').hide();
      $('.lang-active').show();
    }, function() {
      $('.lang-active').hide();
      $('.lang-inactive').show();
    }
  );
});
#lang {
  text-align: center;
  line-height: 18px;
  padding: 20px 0 15px 0;
}

#lang ul {
  text-align: center;
  padding: 0;
  margin: 0 auto;
}

#lang li {
  display: inline;
  list-style-type: none;
}

What happens then is this (click to see the gif):
The lang_EN_active.png resizes to its original PNG-size (100x60) while hovering.

Why is this happening? Can I prevent it? Or should I use a whole different way for the language switcher (e.g. declaring the hover in CSS)?

A: Hi i have check your code and i thing some css is overwrite your image style. SO simple way is use !important
I have also noticed that there are two style attribute in your image tag.
Here is the code :

$(document).ready(function(){
  $('.lang-switch').hover(
    function() {
      $('.lang-inactive').hide();
      $('.lang-active').show();
    }, function() {
      $('.lang-active').hide();
      $('.lang-inactive').show();
    }
  );
});
#lang {
  text-align: center;
  line-height: 18px;
  padding: 20px 0 15px 0;
}

#lang ul {
  text-align: center;
  padding: 0;
  margin: 0 auto;
}

#lang li {
  display: inline;
  list-style-type: none;
}


Paul Woolford - Forevermore. Vinyl EP. Bleep.
Together at last! A man who can do no wrong in Bleep's eyes, Paul Woolford serves up a stone cold rave classic for Gerd Janson's Running Back imprint. This release includes a remix under Woolford's jungle-influenced Special Request alias, and marks the first time his two names have come together on one slab of wax. 'Forevermore' is an epic piano house monster with huge trance-y drum rolls, sounding for all the world like some intergalactic battleship attack. The Special Request mix of 'No Requests' takes things a lot darker – one for low-ceilinged basements.
A stone cold rave classic.


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The Five-Day Week and the Six-Hour Day
Recent Progress of Five-Day Week Movement
The Five-Day Week in Industry, 1908–1932
Five-Day Week Measures in Congress
The Movement for a Six-Hour Day
Ten Years Ago the country was astounded by the demands of the United Mine Workers of America for a five-day week and a six-hour day in the bituminous coal fields upon the expiration of existing contracts with union operators, March 31, 1922. The wage convention at which these demands were formulated was dominated by the radicals of the miners' organization. It authorized a strike to enforce its demands, although warned by conservative leaders of the union that such a course would be suicide.
In the negotiations for settlement of the four and a half months' strike that ensued the demands for shorter hours and a five-day week were not pressed. The union was able to do no better than retain the existing scales of wages, which had been threatened with reduction by the operators. The demands of the radicals had alienated public sympathy and ten years later the bituminous miners were farther from a six-hour day and a five-day week than they had been in 1922.
In other industries, however, the movement for a five-day week has made notable progress since 1922, All employees of the Ford plants were put on a five-day work schedule at the end of 1926 and in 1927 the American Federation of Labor set out the five-day week as a "new goal" for organized labor. During the last five years the movement has won a wide measure of public support and has been endorsed by many employers of labor. Progress has been particularly rapid during the last two years of depression.
Work Week
Jun. 12, 1987 Part-Time Work
Feb. 28, 1973 Leisure Business
Apr. 19, 1972 Productivity and the New Work Ethic
Aug. 11, 1971 Four-Day Week
Dec. 09, 1964 Leisure in the Great Society
Jun. 13, 1962 Shorter Hours of Work
Feb. 17, 1960 Sunday Selling
May 08, 1957 Four-Day Week
Dec. 03, 1954 Shorter Work Week
Mar. 05, 1948 Hours of Work and Full Production
Jul. 05, 1944 Hours of Work After the War
Nov. 16, 1942 Hours of Work in Wartime
Jan. 17, 1936 The Thirty-Hour Week
Mar. 10, 1932 The Five-Day Week and the Six-Hour Day
May 23, 1929 The Five-Day Week in Industry
Economic Crises
Labor Standards and Practices


One of the most challenging problems in flow assurance is dealing with slugging, particularly terrain or severe slugging. Without mitigation measures, these slugs will affect the process equipment downstream, potentially causing production upsets, piping and equipment damage. We have been able to predict the onset of these kinds of slugging for quite a while, and our ability to integrate pipelines with processes has facilitated analysis of different mitigation strategies. But this was often tedious and cumbersome because it required a user to supply a vessel size and level control strategy up-front. However, that information is not known at the Conceptual Design stages, where a "Required Surge Volume" is expected as an input to the vessel sizing step. Therefore, VMGDynamics required manual iteration from the user to converge to an acceptable slug catcher size. But in Symmetry, we have added a built-in tool in the Pipe workspace to estimate peak surge volumes and slug catcher sizes.
Our system is a single pipe with a feed flow spec and an outlet pressure spec. There is a dP orifice and a control valve so that we can explore that kind of slug mitigation strategy later. But for this example, the valve will be fully open.
If we plot the holdup along the pipe with time, we can see the cyclic pattern of liquid building up and then slugging out the top of the riser.
The slug catcher sizing utility is built into the sink unit operation. To enable it, check the "Do Shortcut Slug Catcher Sizing" box on the sink form.
The utility has computed a required drain rate, a surge volume, and then a volume for the slug catcher. Unless specified, the drain rate is calculated as the average liquid flow over the time period. The surge volume is the maximum volume that accumulates after subtracting out the drain rate each time step. Finally, the slug catcher volume uses the liquid level and L/D ratio data to convert the surge volume into a vessel volume.
That's it! Or is it? As far as the sizing utility is concerned, that is the end. But there is more to sizing slug catchers than just a volume.
For example, the control strategy of the slug catcher can significantly affect its effectiveness; if your level controller is too aggressive, then the slug catcher won't actually catch the slugs but rather just propagate them downstream. Symmetry makes it easy to take the results from our slug catcher sizing utility, and then simulate what it suggests. To do this, we can add a separator to the outlet of the pipe, with the volume that the sizing utility suggested. And we can add a level control valve which has been sized from the calculated or specified drain rate. Once we take these few simple steps, it is easy to run our pipeline slugging scenario again and validate this more realistic setup.
In summary, Symmetry's new slug catcher sizing utility provides a streamlined methodology for calculating surge volumes and slug catcher sizes, which are important for initial design. At the same time, Symmetry's integrated workflow makes it easy to transition to a more detailed analysis.


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tv Eyewitness News First at 4 ABC August 2, 2016 4:00pm-5:01pm EDT
>> and i'm liz cho. he was the most recognizable faces in law enforcement, but today new york police commissioner bill brayton announces he's stepping down ending his second ten-year as the city's top cop. >> taking his place will be the nypd chief of department, james o'neal. a man the mayor calls quote uniquely qualified for the job. tim fletcher will have more on o'neal. surprising things that we have learned today is that brayton told mayor de blasio way back on july 8th that he would be resigning, until today. they say it has nothing to do with the ongoing corruption investigation by prosecutors and it has nothing to do with the protest we've been about police reform. brayton says he has a good job
today. brayton came with his chief o'neal. the top uniformed off ers. brayton is the best face in policing and he has run police departments in boston, los angeles and twice now in new york. he took over a department in transition reducing stop and frisk while continuing a dramatic record low crime level in the city. today, brayton wouldn't say what he's going to time. >> i'm leaving with reluctance. i wish i had more time chronologically to stay around three or 4 years to work on issues. i don't have that type of time. >> missing you every single day, but this friendship, this deep, deep connection will continue. i want to thank you for all you've done for the people of new york city. >> and today, brayton says he's spent the last 31 months in office putting to the a team that can take over for him once he does resign.
will take place on september 16th. we'll see you at 5:00. live at city hall, dave, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, dave. let's go over to tim fletcher who has more on o'neal. >>reporter: you heard the phrase a cop's cop. o'neal is a cop's commissioner from a rocky police officer to the subway station to the top job, he brings a wealth of experience. james o'neal known as jimmy comes into the department. the highest ranked police officer. >> i see this as an opportunity to advance and see the -- >> he watched commissioner william brayton step down, chief o'neal is preparing to take over the nypd having served from the ground up learning his rookie subway cop in 1993.
his mother and sister are influences for him. >> life is much more about oneself. it's about all of us, thank you mom. >> but he's facing several challenges. richard is president of the non partisan nonprofit citizen's crime commission. >> he's a proven crime fighter and he's adopted a strategy on guns, on gangs, on domestic violence. on rape. >> one expanding initiative is the neighborhood policing program. >> knowing who your police are especially what their names are -- and especially what their names are. >> working with neighborhood residents on problems that are vacs sashs. that will repair the breach between the police and the community. it's important. >> mayor de blasio strongly supports his choice. >> o'neal burns with a passion
innovation. and he's going to be an extraordinary leader for this department. >> coming up tonight on eyewitness news at 6:00, we're going to hear from a previous police commissioner and his assessment of chief o'neal. live in folly square, tim fletcher. >> thank you. the police union will release a state. pat lynch says quote we hope chief o'neal will make protecting police officers on the street his first priority assumes his role. lynch and union members followed mayor de blasio in protest. they protested in brooklyn as the mayor worked out and got his morning coffee. we're going to hear much more from that coming up on eyewitness news at 5:00. and a
to your phone by downloading the abc7ny app. a baby's death is being ruled a homicide. back was found unconscious and unresponsive inside her family's apartment in -- he died from abuse of head trauma. at this point there are no arrest. the baby's parents have been questioned by police and investigators are investigating the claims of a ritual involving the child. we'll have more on this story comin at 5:00. unfit and unprepared. that is what president obama is calling republican presidential candidate donald trump today. the comments came as trump continues to face harsh criticism of his treatment of that gold star family who spoke at the democratic national convention and there's more controversy. a purple heart recipient gave it to trump today and trump said it was easier
zach has more from washington. lonna. >>reporter: hi there, liz. it has been a day on the campaign trail with clinton taking a great. the ceo, and other top officials are out after the e-mail scandal, donna brazil is in. but the huge headlines are around trump and the president. an unprecedented event in modern elections. >> yes, i think the republican nominee is unfit. a president standing next to a foreign leader doubting -- >> he's willfully unprepared to do this job. i think i was right in mitt romney and john mccain were wrong on policy issues, but i never thought they couldn't do the job. >> meanwhile at a trump rally in virginia, a baby's cries punctuated his speech. watch for yourselves. >> don't worry about that baby.
the mom's running around like don't worry about it. it's young and beautiful and healthy and that's what we want >> trump discusses chinese evaluation and then paused again. >> i was kidding. you can get the baby out of here. that's all right. don't worry. i think she really believed me that i love having a baby crying while i'm concernal gave trump a purple heart. >> i always wanted to get a purple heart. this was easier. >> this comes after veterans were -- clinton capitalizes that. >> he's forgetting our troops on the front lines. >> chris christie distancing himself from donald trump and his criticism of the khan family. this happens on the
picks up her first endorsement from a congressman richard hanna from up state new york. live from washington, lonna zach, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> all right, lonna, thanks so much. let's get a look at the weather with meteorologist lee goldberg. >> dave, still dealing with clouds right now. you see a couple of sprinkles over the twin forbes and into connecticut. we'll deal with clouds and a stray shower for the next few hours. we're 75 degrees right now. still a lot of cloud cover, but as we look at the evening planner, we're going to see our temperatures dip into the upp 60s. it will be patchy clouds around. we do have our first or actually our fifth named storm of the season. it's tropical storm earl. we had that tropical storm update. a nice night for the -- it's coming up in a few minutes. dave and liz back to you. >> thanks a lot. gunfire erupting on the streets of brooklyn. a man dead and a woman wounded. police say
brown shot in the neck and torso. his family wanted to know with someone would want to harm the family man of 8 children. >> he tried to [ crying ] >> and live by his kids. he wanted the best for his kids. >> a 22-year-old woman who was also in the car was struck. once her -- once her condition is stage at this time -- no arrests have been made. new at 4:00, a car slamming into a laundromat leaving the building unstable. news copter 7 over elizabeth this afternoon. you can see the damage to the stall front. amazing no one hurt from all of this damage. another down day for stocks on wall street despite encouraging news about consumer spending. federal government says consumer spending rose at 4 tenths of 1% in june. this despite the sells dipping slightly. personal income rose
fell 91 points to end the day at 18,313. florida deals with zika issues and new york taking prevention and it begins in the subways. we'll tell you about it.
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a disturbing attack on a subway came from someone who looked like he was a subway employee. the nypd says the attacker was dressed in an mta uniform. he approached a man from behind in manhattan last week. police say he put a sharp
stole his backpack and ran away. the victim wasn't seriously hurt and they do not believe the attacker was an mta worker. the zika virus heading into the subways. officials are targeting standing water with pellets -- andrew cuomo demonstrated the approach at a downtown manhattan station. the stress that the measures are just precautionary. >> the best crisis is to prevent it, and i feel very strongly a situation like this, the best courses is always to get ahead of it. >> meanwhile in miami, prevention efforts have turned into containment efforts as health experts try to figure out how mosquitos are continuing to spread the virus there. this despite stepped up efforts to wipe them out. elizabeth her have the latest from miami. >>reporter: mosquito control in
spraying pesticides. >> you know about the zika virus going on. >> handing out bug repellents to residents and delivering pamphlets, zika prevention kits and treatment for standing water. >> it's scary that people are getting it from mosquitos. >> i'm not pregnant, so i'm not concerned. >> a concern from visitors and residents mixed. >> it makes me slightly nervous, but i'm not changing what i do. one neighborhood, one scare mile north of downtown miami. officials believes that number will grow. >> this is referred to as the cokeroach mosquitos. stopping the spread of the virus is -- protecting pregnant women is a primary because those who show know symptoms the virus is
that's the reason the cdc announced $16 million in additional funding to better monitor and detect birth defects, possibly caused by zika. >> what we've realized over the weekend is the mosquito counts haven't been coming down >> that was abc elizabeth reporting. while, look at that. that was caught on camera. a close encounter with a whale in canada. on the saint lawrence river was posted on you tube. watch -- look at that. as a fin whale comes under the boat. fin whales are the second largest mammal after the blue whale. what an incredible thrill. >> yeah, they offer these whale watching trips right here on our
>> there were sighting we were talking about. you can see the pin stripes on that. >> beautiful. how is it out there? you had your jacket on a few minutes ago, is it warm? >> it's room temperature. it's comfortable outside. there's a breeze at times. when the sun comes out, it changes and it feels warm because there's humidity around. pleasant through the evening hours. it may look threatening in your neighborhood, but little rain around the area. there's light springles. for now we have have a pretty sunset with the clouds basically filtering out. we're at 75 degrees. the humidity at 60 possession. southeast wind is kicking up and it could feel cool. barometer on the rise. we're shy of the 80 degrees mark. mark taking the day off on summer vacation. as we go to
low to mid-70s. we'll turn clear overnight and tomorrow it's sun and patchy clouds and what a beautiful day. little lower humidity and higher temperatures. it's a gem and more of that to come later in the week. the clouds are spiralling from the north and east. showers over eastern pennsylvania. one sneaking into sullivan county. we're watching this disturbance over cape cod and it's going to swing over to sea. it's throwing clouds over our way. ther significant rainfall on radar. high pressure is ready to settle in for a couple of days. there's a weak front to the west. that's going to fall apart, impressive looking west of hudson bay. the northwest will bring us our storm -- tomorrow is a really nice day. partly to mostly sunny skies and lower humidity and temperatures around 80 degrees and thursday
best bet of the week. there's tropical storm earl and there's more organization this afternoon so we're going to wait for a 5:00 advisory. it's headed quickly off to the west and headed to the yucatan towards belize. it can be a minimal hurricane and gusty winds. we'll have the latest forecast track in our next half hour. cloudy skies to clear. comfortable, 67. tomorrow, your highs around 80 degrees. partly to mostly sunny day and pleasant and partly cloudy at 67 degrees. coming up at 4:30, we'll look at the map. maybe there's a thunderstorm at night. we'll look at that future cast and a look at the weekend and tropical track and the subway series. we'll make sure rain stays away from city field. dave and liz back to you. >> i think we've had enough of
week and a half of august. >> liz has spoken. >> thanks a lot. >> thanks, lee. as organizers in queens prepare for the u.s. open tennis championships, they no longer have to wait of rain speaking of which. the tennis association today unveiled the new roof over arthur ash stadium. the retractable roof is built to close or open in less than 7 minutes. it's part of a $500 million renovation at the billy jean king national tenn >> a lot of fans says about time too. >> i should say fewer than 7. not less than 7 minutes, sorry about that. good correction. this is a disease you never hear about these days, but mumps is making headlines again in one community on long island. we'll tell you your and how concerned you should be. plus a tax on your binge
pope francis is making he's setting up a panel to study whether women can serve as deacons, but he's making ways with commons that's not supportive of tran gender rights. the role of deacon is preserved for men. they can't celebrate mass. vatican released a transcripts of remarks that francis made last week where he said quote, it is terrible that children are being taught at school that gender is
the season finale of the bachelorette, the final rose went to a former pro football player. a lot of people saw it coming. bachelorette joe joe fletcher now engaged to jordan rogers. the brother of green bay packer great aaron rogers. entertainer reporter sandy kenyon with much more. >>reporter: dave, by the time the first episode of the bachelor the aired, filming had been completed so joe joe and jordan are already a couple. surprise for viewers, they can meet occasionally in secret. that proved frustrating. >> the how many come left -- that left many fans -- one viewer tweeting i'm disappointed in joe joe for her choice and disappointed in myself for
choosing jordan roger. >> i knew i loved him on our first one-on-one date and it grew from there. >> joe joe and jordan said love scenes were edited out and it added to the show by having joe joe -- >> no one understands what it is like to break up with someone and get engaged. it doesn't make sense and it never will. i with him. >> into the couple's frustration, the tabloid stories that ran as the show progressed. >> falling for a fraud. >> the tabloids were horrible for me. there were nights where i would call him crying myself to sleep and he was on the phone with me all night. >> it breaks my heart she's hurting because things are being said about me and how it reflects on her. >> the two plan to move together and find new truth in the old saying, if it doesn't kill you, it just makes you stronger.
we've had criticism and we've made it through it, and i just feel like if we can get through that, we'll be able to get through anything. >> they plan to make their home in dallas. you nay sayers and they plan to get married. joe joe says she'll take jordan's last name of rogers and the final episode and so many other scenes of joe joe getting cozy with the other guy, jordan claims he never watched those to do so. smart man. >> i can't wait until aaron rogers gets grilled in the locker room over this episode. it's all soap opera. >> the two brothers are estranged and that's extra layer. >> thank you, sandy. members of the soccer team showed up at the microsoft store
program. the spanish team is on its summer tour. that grid will be at met life as apart of the stanley cup. we have an attorney health alert to tell you about. there's an outbreak of mumps. we'll tell you why health officials are worried. the pokemon go game has a homeowner fed up. wait until you hear why he's filed a an airline pilot turned hero for taking down a passenger. i know you! [laughs] welcome! hi! we're your neighbors. we live across the street. thanks for this. i see you've got time warner cable like the rest of the hood. genius. yeah, they offer tons of free hd channels. and you can record six shows at the same time. looks like you're all hooked up. game's about to start. let's do it. we're watching here? oh yeah.
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our top story this half hour, a warning about the outbreak of the mumps. 200 cases have been in nassau county. >> there's concerns that the strain may be resistant to the vaccine. we have the story with stacy sager. >>reporter: dave, 18 suspected cases of the mumps in and around this community. while health officials say no vaccine is
of stopping a disease from spreading into your community in the first place. and so they're urging people here in -- wash your hands and don't share drinks and stay home if you do get sick. >> most important thing is we're on top of it. we've identified these early cases. >> health officials in long beach says proper precautions are being taken. they urge anyone who thinks they may have been exposed to the mumps to make sure they've had both the far in the area, there have been 18 suspected cases. most of them in young adults and in additional cases are expected. mump outbreaks around the country not that unusual they say. >> some of them are very small. just a handful of cases. there have been outbreaks in the united states, hundreds of cases. we're trying to prevent this from getting larger. >> that means knowing your vaccination history. here on the boardwalk today, we weren't
the case >> have you had a vaccine? >> no, maybe. >> they say the vaccine offers the best protection despite the fact that those who have gotten sick also got vaccinated. >> it's a safe vaccine. it's a vaccine every parent should make sure their child gets vaccinated for and it's not going to be perfect and it's going to be less perfect the more people don't take advantage of this vaccine. >> and so once again, they only have working theories at this point. e -- this was a case where maybe the first person who got the mumps did not get the vaccine or perhaps this is a strain that is a bit more resistant to the vaccine. once again, common sense is the best way to protect yourself. wash your hands and we're going to have much more on the symptoms of mumps at 5:30. i'm stacy sager, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, stacy. new at 4:00, police made an
two yesterday. 21-year-old he have -- perez is accused of striking a man. he's charged with leaving the scene of a deadly crash. a homeowner in new jersey is fed up and gone to court over pokemon go players. jeffrey of west orange says strangers have been lingering outside of his home since the smartphone game was released last door and asked to get in his backyard to catch a pokemon. the lawsuit is asking for a class action status for anyone who wants to keep pokemon's off their property. meanwhile in the hudson valley, a fight broke out in downtown -- near a popular park with pokemon go players. cell phone video posted on you tube called it a huge pokemon go brawl. one witness says it started with nasty words. police are reviewing the video
they think the game was involved. caught on camera, an american airline's pilot captured a drunk passenger. the passenger accused of threating -- and threatening the crew. >> new video showing an american airline's pilot taking down a passenger after he allegedly attacked the passengers. take a seat. >> i don't want to take a seat. >> i don't care what you want to do. >> he's facing charges after interfering with a flight crew after his plane landed at douglas airport. he took the -- he became disruptive after drinking three glasses of jack daniels in an hour. >> in the video, you can see kirk refusing to sit down.
attendant up the aisle. according to an fbi affidavit, he threats evened to break the -- >> he pushed the attendant down before kirk take her to the ground. >> the an associate of flight an increase throughout the industry. alcohol is a problem as it is in this case. cur has been released on $20,000 bond. no future court date set. channel 7 eyewitness news. >> one of the results of this incident, cur is not allowed to fly by commercial flight or visit douglas airport in the future.
-- the hall currently named calhoun college after john see calhoun, a slave supporter. the school said it will not change the name, but after a call from students and faculty, they decided to revisit the issue. a mother goes -- gets kicked out for break breast feeding breast feeding. do you floss your teeth ? >> yes. >> we'll tell you why you may be wasting your time and money >> you're kidding me. you're told to floss, floss. we're at 75 and cloudy skies. on radar, clouds trying to thin out. as you go through the evening hours, i don't think you'll need the umbrella. will you need the umbrella on
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4 stories we're following at 4:00. a change of command for the nypd. brayton announced his
future job -- >> i'm asked to create a new division to join the 12 divisions they have and risk is the name of it and to build that company out so i'm in a position relative to the current threats that this is his -- how do i identify them, how to prevent them and how do we respond to them. >> brayton will step down in september. the death of a 5-month-old baby in queens have been ruled a homicide. police say the b was found unconscious and unresponsive inside her family's apartment in aim hearse on sunday. a mosquito spreading zika -- 15 people are said to be infected from local mosquitos. president obama today saying donald trump is unfit to be president. and trump says obama is failed leadership.
are you a flosser as in your teeth. the daily ritual is a huge waste of time. the federal government recommended flossing since 1979. recently without saying a word the government removed its flossing recommendation. its government now admits the effectiveness of flossing has never really been researched. and by law, if there's no proof, then it can't be recommended. >> my dentist recommends it. all right. mcdonald is cooking up something new in hopes of attracting health conscious customers. it's removing artificial flavors in its food. mcdonald says it has reached its goal of serving chicken not created with antibiotics and the change has effected half of the
actress shannon dougherty says her cancer has spread. some cancer cells have spread to her body. she's undergoing more therapy followed by radiation. she has undergo three 8 rounds of chemo therapy. a woman says she was kicked out of a movie theater for br baby. she was catching a movie of "bad mom is" when the manager confronted her about breast feeding her baby. >> he said you can cover up or leave. at that point i kind of -- i was so hurt. i don't need anybody's approval to feed my baby. >> she was in her lobby arguing with the manager when he made that request because the theater doesn't allow children under the
commenting on the matter. 100 dogs will be available for adoption. no one know where they came from, but the center where they came from said they received adoption inquiries. march 8th is day -- they can go to new homes. the adoption is $20 per dog. a woman's trip to a walmart in kentucky was quite eventful and tu sensation. she posted this photo of two dogs on facebook. in the caption she explained she saw the car they were in, crash into the side of a building. it wasn't a serious impact. when she looked in, and noticed the dog was behind the wheel. she joked they decided to get their mommy in the store. the woman sat with the dogs until their
just a minor detail. >> that's a weird story. a frightening shopping ordeal to tell you about. at 4:00, a 4-year-old gets locked in a safe. how he ended up in fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds,
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it was a scary 15 minutes for a boy and his mother.
locked inside. strong employees didn't know the combination to get him out so she had to call the fire department. they put oxygen into the safe to help the little boy breathe. they used the manufacturers override code to finally set him free. >> that story made me anxious. lincoln center the home of talented for formers have its ticket booth today. this is a special pop up booth for a starts selling tickets at noon at lincoln stadium on west 22nd street. they'll sell discounted tickets for the full range of performing arts across new york city. will it become the leaning tower of san francisco? the leaning tower -- the millennial tower sinking and now leaning as a result. the high rise condo building is leaning 2 inches
engineers expected. they're blaming a tran yent center nearby. but the transient center is blaming it on poor design. regardless, it's leaning and it's sinking and that's scary. >> yeah. not to mention you can't put an egg on a table. there's a lot of side effects. >> at least the ground is typically stable out in california. >> i wonder if they're going to take that down. oh my >> and we're wildly speculating on that. >> exactly. so true. >> to do see storm storms -- good to see storms. >> it's windy as we get out of the cloudy days. i think you'll like the rest of the week. >> cold? >> warm. we have thinning skies to the east and north as we look at the george washington bridge. >> you're there. >> exactly. because lime looking off to the north and east. the camera is pointing to
to the bronx. our temperatures in 75 degrees right now. mostly cloudy skies. northeasterly winds. mid-80s by the end of the month. average highs around 80. rainfall, a little under 4 inches of rainfall. what to watch during this month while the tropics are activity, we're seeing that. first immediate showers is a nice highlight. that peaks on august 12th. look to the northeast sky. we'll keep you posted on that. this system. this is earl. and it's moving south of jamaican right now and winds at 50 miles-an-hour and it's moving to the west at 16 miles-an-hour. computer models, a lot of green in here. it's going towards belize and the yucatan peninsula. it's a strong tropical system at 50-mile-per-hour winds or a minimal hurricane as it approaches and it may resurface in the gulf of mexico and regain
evolves, but it looks consistent westerly trap and it doesn't look like it's coming into the northern gulf of mexico or the main u.s. meanwhile tonight, we have clouds thinning out. upper 60s overnight. tomorrow night, patchy clouds and upper 70s and humidity down. subway series ago, no rain slicker needed and no umbrella. yankees at met city field. satellite picture right now, a few clouds around. you can see how we're looking to the north and east. more clears and heavier clouds over parts of let's say morris county into hudson and union and monmouth. it looks threatening, but no showers. just a sprinkle. clouds thin out through the night and it's cloudy. tomorrow it's a mix of skies and highs near 80 degrees. if there's sprinkles, they form in the cascade. i think most areas will be dry during the afternoon hour.
good. uv index is 9. boaters knot -- the current risk is moderate. 7-day accuweather forecast, 80. beautiful sunshine on thursday. friday is more humid and warm. as we go into saturday, that's the only little blemish here. and i think they'll be a spotty thunderstorm around. the timing is a little tricky right now on saturday with the storms. looks like it might be around mid-day, but it's not a washout and then sunday it goes back to that momentum until early neck week. there you go, dave. >> nice job, thank you lee. >> here's what's trending on this tuesday, august 2nd. and bad news for all those who like to binge watch on netflix. the state started charging tax. pennsylvania added the netflix tax to help close a budget of $1.3 billion hole there in their state budget.
hula and other similar services. chicago introduced a 9% tax last year and they won't be the last to do that. nfl training camps in section which means we're getting closer to the seasonal kickoff but not before the -- the reporters gathered expecting to hear from reid they got this guy. fake reed. some people wondered if reed changed over the summer. >> the team is looking prey >> that's my queue, good looking. come on, beautiful. go -- go get you a hamburger. >> he's known as fake andy reed and i'm told he's the coach's biggest friend. samsung looking to apple a run.
and mobile devices and it comes with a stylist to write on the device and a powerful processer comes with it and a better camera. the standard feature is an eye scanner and you can unlock phone by staring into it. look into -- look into the 21st century. >> it hurts my eyes. >> it's not going to hurt your eyes. >> i know, but it kind of does. >> embrace the technology. >> stretch it out >> it will promote eyeball theft. i don't know. . >> that's right. let's move on. you don't freak me out. parents used a sweet treat with an announcement on the side of this candy to tell the children they're having another baby and the reaction was perfect. >> you're pregnant? >> yes. >>[screaming] >> that's awesome. >> they're not sure how to react. we know how he feels. he's very happy. he's freaking
and he cries happy tears. it's so cute we had to share. >> i wonder if the next line is we're having a girl. and they stop. >> i'm sure they would be happy. check out the trend online abc7ny and use the #thetrend. >> i love >> they're the best. pure happiness. coming up next, teens earning money for the summer and improving the community. we have information on a program in new jersey. he's the delays at hudson river crossing. 35 minutes lincoln.
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are getting a chance to earn money while making their neighborhoods beautiful. >> they're doing everything from painting to planting flowers to picking up bags of garbage. new jersey reporter toni yates is in paterson with the details. >> yes indeed, we are in west side park where those kids work really hard today under the hot sun and they did get a whole lot of stuff done. you see there behind me. what you don't see now is the graffiti that used to cover gate-like monuments. no weeds. you see flowers. and the results of what we call elbow grease in sprucing up the park. >> reporter: look at all the kids. they spent hours being apart of teamwork, making new friends, making west side park more pretty, and making some money doing it. paterson's mayor jose torres gave the organization behind this, which is junior youth build, a $100,000 grant to employ these high schoolers. 40 of them to spend their summer working, cleaning parks and
responsibility. >> it's all about really caring for the city of paterson. this is a design to improve conditions here in the city of paterson. this is a real job. they clock in. they clock out. they have bosses. so really it's for the teens to understand what it means to have a job. >> good way to spend the summer? >> yeah, it's pretty fun. yeah. >> what do you think about the paycheck? >> i really don't care about the paycheck. >> why? >> i like helping out in the community and stuff. >> see, isn't that cool? we talked to a lot of those kids while they were out here working. coming up at 6:00, we'll talk to them and find out why it's changed their attitude a lot. you'll also hear more from the program director about all the benefits it's offered these teenagers. live here in paterson, toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> i'm just doing it to do it. a lot of parents would be
still more news ahead. >> eyewitness news at 5:00 begins right now. all new at 5:00, the major cleanup at a church preschool in new jersey flooded by more than five feet of water. >> a big shakeup in the nypd. commissioner bill bratton resigns amid turmoil within the ranks. tonight we hear from the man taking over as top cop. allicot. diana williams is off. >> i'm sade baderinwa. last week bratton said he'd step down when the time was right. well, that time apparently this september. >> we already know that replacing him will be chief of department james o'neill. we have two reports tonight, kemberly richardson with new reaction just coming in. >> we begin with political reporter dave evans at city hall. >> this was certainly a big surprise today because he told the new york times a couple
term in office. that would be december 31st, 2017. we now know that bill bratton will be joining a company called taneo, a private consulting company, the ceos, he'll be advising them about business in this new age of terrorism. all these changes we understand now take place september 16th. >> i want to introduce to you the next police commissioner for the city of new york, jimmy o'neill. [ applause ] >> news conference was not so much about bill bratton resigning as it was about who's replacing him. jimmy o'neill, the top uniformed cop in the department. there was still plenty of questions on why is bratton leaving, is it because of the ongoing police probe by federal prosecutors? is it because of growing protests over how the department is run? >> 110% has nothing to do with this. >> reporter: the mayor today said bratton is leaving simply
>> i'm leaving with reluctance. i wish i had more time chronologically to stay around for three or four years to work on the issues that are going to take that time to straighten out. i don't have that type of time. >> reporter: he's been the top cop in los angeles and new york twice. he performed stop and frisk dramatically yet kept crime at record low levels and over saw the retraining of an entire department, making a kindler, gentler police. >> i'll miss seeing day but this friendship and this deep, deep connection will continue. i want to thank you for all you've done for the people of new york city. >> reporter: his replacement is the architect of neighborhood policing. neighbors getting to know cops in the precinct on the street by name. he promises crime will remain low. >> the only way we can continue to do that is to bridge that gap between us and the community. >> reporter: so far the reviews on o'neill are good and how the
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