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The HALO Foundation generously provides funding for Sunday Swim & Sing, substantially subsidizing the program cost for participants. HALO is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for children with neurological disabilities such as Cerebral Palsy, traumatic brain injury, epilepsy, etc. At this time, a sole diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder and other non-neurological diagnoses do not qualify for this respite opportunity.
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It doesn't get him a 14th ring, but Phil Jackson won his first press conference in New York.
Jackson was formally introduced as the Knicks team president at a press conference on Tuesday. He won it by talking culture change — and for a day at least getting the organization to walk that talk. Jackson talked about a fundamental shift in how the Knicks operate that will build a potential championship foundation. And he also played to the fans.
Jackson said the word "culture" gets overused in the NBA but that is what got him the job, the promise of change. Evidence of that culture change: Owner James Dolan had barely said two words publicly (save for some scripted comments) in the past seven years, but after this press conference where Jackson talks about the Knicks needing to be open and honest — with the fans, with the media and most importantly with the players — Dolan agreed to an interview on a New York radio station.
We'll see if he can stick to those words. Jackson certainly knows about winning teams and focused on the system and team aspects of the game in his comments.
Jackson said he wants free agent to be Carmelo Anthony to be part of that future.
Dolan said talks with Jackson started before Christmas at the home of Irving Azoff (the manager of bands such as Dolan's favorite The Eagles, as well as acts ranging from Christina Aguilera to Van Halen). Dolan started pitching the idea of Jackson coaching the Knicks and was quickly shot down, but the conversations steered toward Jackson in a front office role.
With that Jackson laid out his vision of the organization and how to turn it around to Dolan — that includes a more open relationship with the media and doing more public speaking. For now Dolan has bought in.
Jackson said he wants to be "established" in New York but will split time between there and California, where his fiancee Jeanie Buss (co-owner of the Lakers) and much of the rest of his family lives.
That can work fine (although will become an issue if the Knicks don't win) — Jackson is not going to be the details guy, that's Mills. Jackson said he didn't know that he would be spending a lot of time at the Portsmouth Invitational or other scouting spots, that physically (with two replaced hips, one replaced knee and likely another knee replacement in his future) he is not up for that kind of grind.
What Jackson is there to provide is the big picture things. He is a name and personality that can recruit free agents, he can help put in place an on court system that will move the Knicks away from the isolation heavy ball of the past years.
More than that, he can take what had been a secretive and dysfunctional organization and disinfect it with sunshine — open up the windows and let the light in. Not completely, but there is no reason for a basketball organization to have a terse (sometimes hostile) relationship with the media, to have players looking over their shoulders at the politics of the organization.
The real question is will Dolan let him do that, and if so for how long?
For a day, it looks like Jackson is winning.
If he can keep on winning and really change the culture, the Knicks will be winning, too.


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Enjoy this cheese-filled pastry that is infused with ground mahlepi, which is a Greek spice that gives a hint of almond flavour. The filling of pecorino romano, halloumi and sultanas in the pastry makes it really delicious.
Another mouth-watering Greek Easter soup for authentic Greek cuisine lovers. Magiritsa is made from lamb offal and romaine lettuce and is garnished with fresh herbs. Some of the magiritsa recipes also have the head of the lamb to prepare stock for the soup. Foodies will love the unique flavour and taste of the soup.
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There are a lot of things to like about Brio Tuscan Grille, which opened a couple of months ago at Fashion Place Mall. Tuscan cuisine, however, is not among them.
Look, I understand that Tuscany has a certain cachet. Books and movies such as Under the Tuscan Sun, Life is Beautiful, Tea with Mussolini, Tuscany in Mind, Stealing Beauty and even Hannibal have brought Tuscany into the American consciousness. However, not everything Italian is Tuscan. Perhaps someone should alert the folks at Brio Tuscan Grille to that fact.
Actually, there is very little on the Brio menu that speaks of Tuscany. Tuscan cuisine is defined by its richness. Hearty bean soup called ribollita; thick pappardelle noodles; roast suckling pig (porchetta); wild game such as rabbit, deer and boar; and cured meats and sausages—these are the true flavors of Tuscany, and they are missing from the Brio menu. Granted, Brio does serve something called Bistecca alla Fiorentina ($26.95), but it's made with strip steak, not the hefty porterhouse used in Tuscany, where the steaks can weigh over 2 pounds, be 3 inches thick, and are seasoned with nothing more than olive oil and garlic and perhaps a splash of balsamic, with maybe some lemon wedges on the side. At Brio, the bistecca is served with mashed potatoes, not the olive-oil-spiked cannellini beans or fried spuds you'd expect in Italy.
So, now that you know what Brio isn't (Tuscan), here is what it is: a very inviting restaurant with a pan-Italian, Mediterranean and American menu ranging from Naples (lasagna) and the United States (grilled salmon with shoestring potatoes), to Greece (grilled shrimp with orzo) and Milan (veal Milanese). In that sense, it's not too different in culinary scope from places like Macaroni Grill, Carino's and Olive Garden, although more expensive and much more appealing in terms of design and décor.
For my money, Brio is really two different eateries. One I like; the other, not so much. There are a lot of soothing light brown, gold and cream colors at Brio. But the soft coloring and high ceilings don't alleviate the noisy and chaotic feel of the main dining room, where tables seem crowded too close to each other. However, there is a different dining (and drinking) experience—a much more sedate one—when seated at an outdoor table or in the bar area, particularly at the comfy sofas and low-slung tables at the indoor/outdoor portion of the bar. That open, airy space reminds me of being in Las Vegas, Phoenix or Los Angeles.
And there are other good reasons to plop yourself down in the Brio bar. For example, while in general, Brio is moderately pricy, there are astonishingly good bargains to be had in the bar. Monday through Friday from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m., and Monday through Thursday from 9 p.m. till closing, a "Tuscan Taster" menu is offered. Each item is priced at a mere $2.95 and there are $5 martini specials, to boot. Seated on a sofa, sipping a bottle of house Pinot Grigio (Tavolo Matto, from Veneto; $23) we went to work on some tasters.
But first, we were brought warm bread, butter and flatbread—gratis, which is a nice touch—delivered by a very friendly and competent server, Sandra. Margherita flatbread ($2.95) was a generous-size flatbread pizza: thin, crispy crust topped with sliced tomatoes, fresh mozzarella and fresh basil leaves. Nice. Another good taster option is the Brio Burger ($2.95), which is a beefsteak burger topped with provolone cheese, cut into quarters and made even better with a serving of house-cooked potato chips. I don't know where else you could find a good burger and chips like this for $2.95! Making friends with other folks on the patio around us—the cheap eats breed a friendly vibe—the couple to our left was raving about their pan-seared shrimp with Romano cheese-crusted eggplant and black-pepper cream sauce ($2.95). Meanwhile, we enjoyed a handful of plump, chilled shrimp with roasted-tomato cocktail sauce—served in a martini glass and called a "Shrimptini" ($2.95).
But, seated at a regular dinner table, things got confused. The restaurant is still fairly new, and Brio servers—particularly the food "runners"—seemed to have difficulty matching orders with the correct customers. We had no sooner sat down when we were brought large wedges of iceberg lettuce with Gorgonzola, bacon, Roma tomatoes and creamy Parmesan dressing ($5.95), even though we hadn't ordered them. I thought the salads just came with dinner and began chomping before discovering that we were indulging in salads the couple next to us had ordered. Oops! Anyway, it was a very pleasing, hefty salad—although I'm puzzled why it was called "bistecca insalata" which would translate as "beefsteak salad." Maybe it's a Tuscan thing.
A beef-carpaccio appetizer ($12.95) was massive: a canoe-shaped serving dish nearly the width of our table with, literally, something like 30 or more paper-thin slices of bright red, raw beef, served with arugula, capers, mustard aioli and Parmigiano-Reggiano. Less appealing, by far, were three 2-ounce beef tournedos ($22.95) served on a bed of dry orzo with harsh-tasting slivers of red pepper, and topped with three breaded shrimp—called "scampi" for a reason I'm not clear on, since the bread crumbs were pesto-flavored. A grilled-shrimp and orzo entree ($19.95) wasn't much better (same icky orzo), but I very much enjoyed a dish of homemade ravioli, stuffed with lobster and shrimp and topped with a creamy Limoncello-butter sauce, with arugula and lemon vinaigrette on the side ($19.95).
Despite it not being Tuscany, I plan to return to Brio—often, in fact, because I really like the bar scene and the economical eats during the Tuscan Taster times. I suspect when word gets out about those good deals, that section of Brio will be buzzing. Just don't look for me in the dining room.


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Roger Hodgson serves more than 'breakfast' to New Jersey audience
Matt Bailey | July 19, 2018 | Concert Reviews
Is a Roger Hodgson show the best Supertramp concert you will ever see?
According to his fans, the answer is yes. Last night (July 18th) at the Bergen Performing Arts Center, the prog-rock icon enchanted his fans with both Supertramp and solo hits. Though, they are nearly indistinguishable, as Hodgson served as the songwriter for the groups biggest hits. The night consisted of songs from Supertramp's Breakfast in America, as well as the group's other albums and Hodgson's solo efforts.
Hodgson's genius as a songwriter has been cemented in American culture for generations. Throw a dart at your dial and you're bound to find "Take The Long Way Home," "It's Raining Again," or "The Logical Song" somewhere on FM radio at any given moment. This said, it is surprising to learn that Hodgson — nor his former bandmates — are in any of the pertinent Halls of Fame. This continued snub of Hodgson and Supertramp is incredibly well noted.
Until now, this review has been unable to separate the man from the band that made his songs a house hold name. Perhaps that is because, in some way, they are inextricably linked. Hodgson said in an interview last week that he wrote many of Supertramp's hits before the group even formed. Perhaps, while he was even in "School." (Sorry, I had to.)
But on this night in New Jersey, Hodgson found himself backed by musicians equally as talented as anyone with whom he has ever had the pleasure of sharing a stage. Featured member of the band, Michael Ghegen, had the sole duty of playing all the wind instruments for Hodgson. To be clear: He. Absolutely. Shredded. It. Whether it was playing a note-perfect harmonica on "Long Way," or a glorious Alto Sax on "Fool's Overture." Speaking with him after the show, Ghegen joked, "Roger's range is still so high, which makes my job a b*tch. But it is so much fun and I love every minute of. Ghegen joined Hodgson's tour in June.
The amazingly talented band is exactly why the show lasted a staggering two hours and twenty minutes, minus one intermission. Normally, an artist can get 20-26 songs in. Mr. Hodgson and crew only managed approximately 18. Mind you, that was with a deserved standing ovation in between each number. Still though, the length of the songs, combined with the gorgeous, emotional complexity of each instrumentation, made the show feel like more music had been played than could ever fit in a two-plus-hour concert.
At times, the arrangements seemed to push Hodgson's iconic voice to the background. A fact which he totally embraced. For Roger, his music is not just what comes out of his voice. His music lives in every note every musician in his band plays. Fans sense a genuine soul in this, leading to a connection and mutual love not often found between artist and audience. Roger has an emotional awareness few artists have, poured out through every beat in his music. And that is why a Roger Hodgson concert will be the best Supertramp show you will ever see.
Author: Matt Bailey
Matt Bailey is podcast producer and writer located in the Northeast. Since 2013, Bailey has produced more than 160 episodes of his own online radio show, Talk For Two. In 2016 alone, he interviewed Kevin Bacon, Crystal Gayle, Bob Barker, and Gilbert Gottfried, among several other stars. As a Correspondent for The Music Universe, his focus is Broadway, country music and concert reviews.
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Q: combining multiple queryset based on conditions Django I am using Djangofilterbackend and DjangoRestFramework.
I am using query parameters to get the values and use it for my condition of which field should I filter. I have 30 possible parameters that a user can use. I am trying to combine filters based on if-else condition. This is the only solution I can think of. If you have any solution for this. please help me. I am just new to Django.
This is my code.
class NumberInFilter(filters.BaseInFilter, filters.NumberFilter):
    pass

class ProductFilter(filters.FilterSet):
    manufacturer__in = NumberInFilter(field_name='manufacturer', lookup_expr='in')

    class Meta:
        model = Products
        fields = ['category', 'product_partnumber']

class ProductsView(viewsets.ModelViewSet):
    queryset = Products.objects.all()
    serializer_class = ProductsSerializers
    filter_backends = [filters.DjangoFilterBackend]
    filterset_class = ProductFilter

    def get_queryset(self):
        queryset = Products.objects.all()
        freq = self.request.query_params.get('specs', None)
        inloss = self.request.query_params.get('inloss', None)

        if freq is not None:
            queryset = queryset.filter(specifications__specification_id__exact=18, specifications__value__exact=freq)

        if inloss is not None:
            queryset = queryset.filter(specifications__specification_id__exact=28, specifications__value__exact=inloss)

        return queryset

    def create(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
        many = True if isinstance(request.data, list) else False
        serializer = ProductsSerializers(data=request.data, many=many)
        if serializer.is_valid():
            serializer.save()
            product=serializer.data
        else:
            return Response(serializer.errors, status=status.HTTP_400_BAD_REQUEST)
        return Response(product, status=status.HTTP_201_CREATED)

my queryset are not combining. it just getting the last true on if statement.
This is my model
class Products(models.Model):
    product_partnumber = models.CharField(max_length=255)
    image_link = models.URLField(default=None, blank=True, null=True)
    pdf_link = models.URLField()
    manufacturer = models.ForeignKey(Manufacturer, on_delete=models.CASCADE)
    category = models.ForeignKey(Category, on_delete=models.CASCADE)
    subcategory = models.ForeignKey(Subcategory, on_delete=models.CASCADE)
    created_at = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True)

    class Meta:
        verbose_name_plural = 'Products'

class ProductSpecification(models.Model):
    product = models.ForeignKey(Products, related_name='specifications', on_delete=models.CASCADE)
    specification = models.ForeignKey(Specification, related_name='specification_name', on_delete=models.CASCADE)
    value = models.CharField(max_length=255)
    created_at = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True)

Thank you so much
I am using filter backends to filter the products by category or by manufacturer, but I have a scenario where the user can also filter by specification. I have 34 total specification for example
frequency min, frequency max, voltage min, voltage max, insertion loss min, insertion loss max and etc.
it is dynamic, the user can use any of that for example the URL can be.
www.myurl.com/?freqmin=18&freqmax=56&voltmin=15

or the user can only provide the voltage like
www.myurl.com/?voltmin=15&voltmax=30

I am trying to create a dynamic filter where if freqmin is not none I will add a queryset, same on the other filter. I hope this helps. thank you.

A: I ended up using Q objects from django.
from django.db.models import Q
class ProductsView(viewsets.ModelViewSet):
    queryset = Products.objects.all()
    serializer_class = ProductsSerializers
    filter_backends = [filters.DjangoFilterBackend]
    filterset_class = ProductFilter

    def get_queryset(self):
        queryset = Products.objects.all()
        freqmin = self.request.query_params.get('fmin', '')
        freqmax = self.request.query_params.get('fmax', '')
        vswrmax = self.request.query_params.get('vswr', '')
        connector1 = self.request.query_params.get('conn1', '')
        connector2 = self.request.query_params.get('conn2', '')
        ....

        if freqmin:
            criterion1 = Q(specifications__specification_id__exact=2, specifications__value__startswith=freqmin)
        else:
            criterion1 = Q()

        if freqmax:
            criterion2 = Q(specifications__specification_id__exact=2, specifications__value__endswith=freqmax)
        else:
            criterion2 = Q()

        if vswrmax:
            criterion3 = Q(specifications__specification_id__exact=8, specifications__value__exact=vswrmax)
        else:
            criterion3 = Q()

        if connector1:
            criterion4 = Q(specifications__specification_id__exact=9, specifications__value__exact=connector1)
        else:
            criterion4 = Q()

        if connector2:
            criterion5 = Q(specifications__specification_id__exact=10, specifications__value__exact=connector2)
        else:
            criterion5 = Q()

        if gain:
            criterion6 = Q(specifications__specification_id__exact=18, specifications__value__exact=gain)
        else:
            criterion6 = Q()

        ....

        queryset = Products.objects.filter(
            criterion1, criterion2, criterion3, criterion4,
            criterion5, criterion6
        )

        return queryset

    def create(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
        many = True if isinstance(request.data, list) else False
        serializer = ProductsSerializers(data=request.data, many=many)
        if serializer.is_valid():
            serializer.save()
            product=serializer.data
        else:
            return Response(serializer.errors, status=status.HTTP_400_BAD_REQUEST)
        return Response(product, status=status.HTTP_201_CREATED)

This makes my ModelViewSet long but this works for me now. Please let me know if you have better approach. Thank you.

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2013 Vila Velha PATCO Triathlon Pan American Championships
Results: 2013 Vila Velha PATCO Triathlon Pan American Championships | Junior Women
Itaparica, Vila Velha, Brazil • 29 Jun, 2013
16-19 Male AG Sprint 20-24 Male AG Sprint 25-29 Female AG Sprint 25-29 Male AG Sprint 30-34 Female AG Sprint 30-34 Male AG Sprint 35-39 Female AG Sprint 35-39 Male AG Sprint 40-44 Female AG Sprint 40-44 Male AG Sprint 45-49 Male AG Sprint 50-54 Female AG Sprint 50-54 Male AG Sprint 55-59 Male AG Sprint 65-69 Male AG Sprint 70-74 Male AG Sprint Elite Men Elite Women Junior Men Junior Women Paratriathlon Female TRI-4 Paratriathlon Female TRI-5 Paratriathlon Female TRI-6a Paratriathlon Male TRI-1 Paratriathlon Male TRI-2 Paratriathlon Male TRI-3 Paratriathlon Male TRI-4 Paratriathlon Male TRI-5 Paratriathlon Male TRI-6b U23 Men U23 Women
1 Tamara Gorman 1996 USA 38 01:05:34 00:11:14 00:00:40 00:34:16 00:00:24 00:18:59
2 Stephanie Jenks 1997 USA 54 01:05:41 00:12:12 00:00:41 00:33:48 00:00:27 00:18:31
3 Andrea Berenice Gutierrez Gonzalez 1994 MEX 42 01:05:59 00:11:17 00:00:44 00:34:11 00:00:33 00:19:12
4 Vanesa De La Torre 1995 MEX 52 01:06:27 00:12:09 00:00:43 00:33:54 00:00:26 00:19:13
5 Valeria Antuna 1996 MEX 50 01:06:38 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:01:07
6 Avery Evenson 1995 USA 47 01:06:53 00:11:19 00:00:41 00:34:12 00:00:25 00:20:14
7 Luisa Baptista 1994 BRA 7 01:07:21 00:12:10 00:00:44 00:33:52 00:00:25 00:20:09
8 Victoria Clinton 1997 USA 43 01:07:24 00:12:36 00:00:44 00:33:24 00:00:31 00:20:07
9 Maria Cristina Farez Pucha 1994 ECU 2 01:07:25 00:12:10 00:00:42 00:33:52 00:00:26 00:20:15
10 Steffy Mishel Salazar Perez 1994 ECU 1 01:07:26 00:12:13 00:00:43 00:33:53 00:00:32 00:20:02
11 Emy Legault 1996 CAN 12 01:07:28 00:12:12 00:00:41 00:33:49 00:00:23 00:20:21
12 Kimberly Nery Bracamonte 1995 MEX 36 01:07:29 00:12:07 00:00:48 00:33:52 00:00:27 00:20:13
13 Gabrielle Edwards 1994 CAN 15 01:07:39 00:12:40 00:00:45 00:33:16 00:00:26 00:20:29
14 Veronique Demers 1996 CAN 40 01:08:11 00:12:35 00:00:42 00:33:25 00:00:26 00:21:01
15 Fabiola Gomes 1994 BRA 48 01:08:15 00:12:03 00:00:43 00:33:57 00:00:27 00:21:03
16 Camille Delamarre 1995 CAN 45 01:08:30 00:12:01 00:00:47 00:33:58 00:00:26 00:21:16
17 Daniela García Vélez 1997 MEX 46 01:08:42 00:12:08 00:00:53 00:35:48 00:00:27 00:19:24
18 Elisabeth Boutin 1995 CAN 18 01:08:45 00:12:36 00:00:42 00:33:29 00:00:28 00:21:28
19 Samantha Klus 1995 CAN 22 01:08:45 00:12:31 00:00:44 00:33:29 00:00:38 00:21:21
20 Devon Dabney 1995 USA 51 01:09:11 00:11:13 00:00:42 00:34:19 00:00:26 00:22:30
21 Laura Daniela Ramirez 1994 COL 32 01:09:26 00:12:38 00:00:43 00:35:26 00:00:24 00:20:13
22 Malia Ellington 1997 USA 53 01:09:26 00:13:25 00:00:48 00:34:31 00:00:27 00:20:14
23 Liliana Alejandra Raga Prieto 1994 COL 31 01:10:15 00:12:19 00:00:44 00:33:43 00:00:32 00:22:56
24 Sasha Boulton 1994 CAN 49 01:10:24 00:12:05 00:00:43 00:33:57 00:00:31 00:23:06
25 Adeline Maunder 1995 CAN 24 01:10:36 00:12:50 00:00:50 00:35:04 00:00:30 00:21:21
26 Paula Jara 1997 ECU 21 01:11:14 00:12:14 00:00:51 00:35:41 00:00:33 00:21:52
27 Luisa Fernanda Naranjo Henao 1994 COL 20 01:11:15 00:12:47 00:00:49 00:35:07 00:00:30 00:21:59
28 Catalina Salazar 1997 CHI 6 01:11:16 00:12:32 00:00:44 00:35:29 00:00:25 00:22:04
29 Valeria Avila 1995 CRC 19 01:11:53 00:12:43 00:00:49 00:35:17 00:00:31 00:22:32
30 Selena Vergara 1994 GUA 5 01:12:42 00:12:15 00:00:44 00:35:49 00:00:32 00:23:20
31 Maria Fernanda Gonzalez 1996 GUA 3 01:12:54 00:12:28 00:00:48 00:35:32 00:00:27 00:23:37
32 Sunelis Suse Aveille 1997 CUB 29 01:12:57 00:12:49 00:00:50 00:35:09 00:00:35 00:23:32
33 Lorianna Duno Camero 1994 VEN 30 01:13:09 00:13:04 00:00:45 00:34:57 00:00:31 00:23:51
34 Macarena Salazar 1995 CHI 4 01:13:19 00:12:10 00:00:42 00:33:53 00:00:30 00:26:03
35 Dashalia Mendoza 1995 ECU 28 01:14:28 00:12:18 00:00:47 00:35:42 00:00:42 00:24:59
36 Camila Rasilla 1994 ARG 23 01:15:17 00:13:10 00:00:48 00:38:03 00:00:34 00:22:39
37 Paola Roman 1994 VEN 9 01:15:29 00:12:42 00:00:46 00:35:21 00:00:32 00:26:07
38 Camila Calo 1995 ARG 16 01:15:40 00:13:38 00:00:46 00:37:36 00:00:32 00:23:06
39 Giovanna Michelle Gonzalez Miranda 1997 ESA 17 01:16:37 00:12:42 00:00:52 00:38:28 00:00:33 00:24:00
40 Jessica Silva Dos Santos 1995 BRA 39 01:16:37 00:14:22 00:00:48 00:38:38 00:00:35 00:22:13
41 Renata Moreira 1996 BRA 44 01:16:53 00:13:10 00:01:15 00:37:42 00:00:46 00:23:57
42 Delia Isamar López Chavez 1995 PER 33 01:18:09 00:13:13 00:00:47 00:38:02 00:00:33 00:25:33
43 Melissa Elizalde 1996 CHI 10 01:19:34 00:13:36 00:00:54 00:39:16 00:00:33 00:25:13
44 Brenda Moriñigo 1996 ARG 27 01:19:59 00:15:48 00:00:58 00:37:54 00:00:32 00:24:46
45 Renee Chin Lee 1995 TTO 37 01:21:00 00:14:12 00:00:53 00:39:31 00:00:38 00:25:44
46 Catalina Solis 1996 CHI 8 01:21:30 00:13:26 00:00:51 00:41:24 00:00:35 00:25:13
47 Maria Fernanda Suarez 1996 CHI 11 01:21:55 00:14:49 00:00:49 00:40:13 00:00:32 00:25:30
48 Vivienne Paulett Bustamante 1997 PER 35 01:22:25 00:14:21 00:00:58 00:40:23 00:00:31 00:26:10
DSQ Gabriela Rodriguez 1994 GUA 25 00:00:00 00:12:21 00:00:45 00:35:43 00:00:34 00:22:31
DNF Rafelix Naomi Martinez 1995 VEN 14 00:00:00 00:12:10 00:00:46 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00
DNF Elaine Chavez 1995 VEN 34 00:00:00 00:13:29 00:00:54 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00


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Scenes of Hope and Healing: Kigali Resident Training Programme
December 21, 2021 December 21, 2021 MarinaFrom the field
Photo: Jorgen Hildebrandt.
Our promise of improving health and dignity during the Covid-19 pandemic endures. Once again, we're providing surgery and in-person care while taking stringent measures to keep families safe. Hope is on the horizon. And we remain focused on what cleft care makes possible for children, helping them to better breathe, eat, speak and live with confidence.
When it comes to delivering high-quality and timely surgical care for patients like 5-year-old Valentine, Rwanda faces devastating challenges. With two reconstructive plastic surgeons and 18 anaesthesiologists serving the entire country, many children born with cleft lip and cleft palate are forced to wait years for a chance at surgery.
As Operation Smile deepened its commitment to improving access to cleft care in Rwanda, it became evident that the needs of the population extend far beyond cleft conditions. Much of the demand for surgery stems from trauma and burn wounds, and with a lack of adequately trained surgeons equipped to deliver this type of specialised treatment, an immense burden threatens the Rwandan health system and the lives of patients who are forced to wait as their conditions worsen.
To address this need, we conducted surgical training rotations in Rwanda that focused on empowering general surgeons by improving their skills and teaching them reconstructive plastic surgery techniques that they can perform in their local communities.
Our November 2021 resident training programme we conducted in Kigali took our education efforts to the next level. To help alleviate needless suffering in Rwanda, Operation Smile partnered with the University of Rwanda, College of Surgeons of East, Central and Southern Africa (COSECSA) and the Rwanda Surgical Society to help establish a new three-year specialist training programme in which three Rwandan plastic surgery residents receive extensive education that not only empowers them with knowledge and skills but gives them the advanced training required to become board-certified reconstructive plastic surgeons.
At the University Teaching Hospital of Kigali, plastic surgeon Dr. Patrik Boivie of Sweden, left; plastic surgery resident Dr. Françoise Mukagaju of Rwanda; plastic surgeon Dr. Faustin Ntirenganya of Rwanda; and resident Dr. Yves Nezerwa of Rwanda observe as local resident Ian Gashugi of Rwanda receive specialist training and practice surgical techniques on a cleft surgery simulator.
Françoise, Yves and Ian are the first group of three residents who plan to take their board exams in 2022.
Marthe arrived to screening holding 7-month-old, Promesse, with the hope that her daughter would receive care for her cleft palate.
When Promesse was born, Marthe immediately knew something was wrong because her baby had trouble breastfeeding. After two weeks of watching her daughter struggle to eat, Marthe looked into her daughter's mouth and discovered that Promesse had a cleft palate. Seeking care from their local clinic, Marthe was referred to the nearest hospital, only to be told by the medical staff that there was nothing they could do to help.
Marthe's worry and sadness began to deepen. Painful memories from her own childhood preoccupied her thoughts as she remembered back to how she also faced challenges with food coming out her nose and had difficultly speaking clearly. She shared that up until the age of 10 years old, she didn't speak at all, which led to her being badly harassed by her peers.
"I had no friends, and I never went to school," Marthe said. "Even when I started talking a little, in my teens, they treated me as if I was worthless."
She wanted so much more for her daughter.
Valentine arrived to screening with her dad, Jean, after travelling three and a half hours by bus to reach the hospital. The family of five, including Valentine, her parents and her two older brothers, live in northern Rwanda and share a one-bedroom home with no running water or electricity. Despite the family's limited resources, there is no limit to how much love and devotion they have for one another.
Jean explains that the mistreatment Valentine receives from others due to her cleft condition has kept her isolated most of her life.
"She has not been harmed physically, but the intimidation," Jean said. "The other kids are harassing her, and they don't want to play with her. Surgery will turn her life around."
Two-year-old Joshua was born with a rare congenital condition called amniotic band syndrome, which causes fibrous bands to wrap around certain parts of the body and restrict blood flow and development while a baby is in the womb.
For Joshua, he has a deep indent from where one of these bands wrapped around his right arm. In addition, the fingers on his left hand fused together, leaving only his thumb the proper length.
"Joshua's father left us when he saw his son," said Joshua' s mom, Fidelite.
Not for one moment did Fidelite think about abandoning Joshua. Her love for her first born outweighed any obstacles that lay ahead. She shared that despite his condition, she is happy. She says that Joshua is curious and clever, and he's friendly to those who treat him with decency and kindness.
However, while some members of their community treat her and Joshua well, there are others who visit their home just out of curiosity and to mock the family.
Rwandan plastic surgery resident Dr. Françoise Mukagaju, left, observes and assists plastic surgeon Dr. Patrik Boivie of Sweden during surgery at the University Teaching Hospital of Kigali.
Twelve patients were screened for this programme, and six – all of whom had varying conditions that required reconstructive care – received life-changing plastic surgery.
When Marthe heard about Operation Smile Rwanda on the radio a few months after giving birth, she became hopeful that Promesse would receive surgery and, unlike the childhood she experienced herself, live a life of happiness and acceptance.
Her hopes were realised when Promesse passed her comprehensive health evaluation and was scheduled for cleft palate surgery. However, something unexpected happened that Marthe never could've imagined. During screening, one of the local residents realised that Marthe was living with an unrepaired and undiagnosed cleft palate for 38 years.
Before that day, Marthe never knew that the cause of her speech problems and difficulties with eating as a child was due to the fact that she, too, had a cleft condition. Marthe was deemed healthy enough for surgery, and the day after Promesse's cleft palate was repaired, Marthe entered the operating room for her own surgery.
"I'm looking forward to not have food come out my nose. This will give me a whole new sense of self-respect," she said. "But most of all, I'm so happy that Promesse will not have to go through what I have been through."
"I am extremely happy, I can't describe it in words," said Valentine's dad, Jean. "I am now looking forward to coming home."
The morning after surgery, Jean looks at his daughter's new smile and sees the chance for Valentine to have a happier and brighter future.
Valentine was asked how she was feeling after surgery. Eagerly hoping to make friends and be treated with kindness, she said, "I want to start school already."
"I am counting down the time now, until I get to see my little boy again," said Fidelite as she waited outside the door to the recovery room.
The morning of Joshua's surgery, Fidelite said she felt safe putting Joshua into the arms of the volunteer surgeons. She also shared that she's confident that his surgery will change his life.
Once it was finally time to see him after surgery, Fidelite felt relief and happiness as she hurried to Joshua's side, eager to hold him again.
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Attempting to lose thigh fat is a constant struggle for a large number of individuals. This struggle is won by some of us, and for others, it is a losing fight. It is important to note, that a large portion of the time, our dilemma is not overall body fat. Many individuals have specific areas on their body, such as the backside, tummy, or thighs, that will be areas that collect excess fat. "Spot reducing" is something that many fitness coaches will tell you is a fabrication.
You can perform certain exercises to target trouble areas, like the thighs, which will increase the rate that fat is reduced in those areas. Techniques for reducing thigh fat, is the concentration of this article.
You will need to examine your diet, prior to looking at the types of exercises that will be needed. Not only are we consuming inappropriate foods, but a large number of us don't realize just how much food we are eating throughout the day. Each time you choose to eat something, you need to calculate how many calories are in that food. You can simply write it on a piece of paper, or in a notebook. The purpose of recording your calorie intake is to make sure that you stay within your limit for the day, therefore, you may discard it at the end of each day.
Women will typically have a 1500 – 1800 calorie limit per day, while a man's limit will be 300 – 500 calories higher. This is the range that you should shoot for. You can determine the proper portion of carbs, protein, and fat that you should be consuming, as well as a precise calorie limit, by consulting a personal fitness coach, but this is not a requirement.
You can obtain positive results on your own, by staying within your calorie range, and reducing carbohydrates for several weeks, while simultaneously adding protein to your diet. You will be starting an effective regimen, that will yield a positive outcome, once you add in the next step which we will explain – the exercise.
Becoming a member of a gym is not something that every individual is motivated to do, or can fit into their schedule. You will be happy to learn, that a costly membership to a gym, is not necessary in order to lose fat in problem spots. You can perform exercises which are highly effective for reducing leg fat, such as jogging, brisk walking, or running, without spending a dime. Other free exercises include, rollerblading, biking, cross-country skiing, and walking on a treadmill.
Whichever exercises you select, you should ensure that you perform the activity for a minimum of 30 minutes, five days out of the week. When you first start out, it is fine to walk slowly and take occasional breaks if necessary, but try to walk for 30 minutes. Your goal should be to work up to a full hour of exercise, which you can do by adding a minute or two each day. Sometimes, we simply can't spare a whole hour, and in that case, the exercise intensity needs to be enhanced.
This may mean choosing to walk on hilly terrain, or turning your walk into a jog, or your jog into a run. Keep this routine consistent for a minimum of a few weeks. You are guaranteed to lose thigh fat in 2 weeks if you have stuck strictly to these suggestions.


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$payment_id   = absint( $_GET['purchase_id'] );
$payment      = get_post( $payment_id );
$payment_data = edd_get_payment_meta( $payment_id  );
?>

<?php _e( 'Edit Payment', 'edd' ); ?>: <?php echo get_the_title( $payment_id ) . ' - #' . $payment_id; ?> - <a href="<?php echo admin_url( 'edit.php?post_type=download&page=edd-payment-history' ); ?>" class="button-secondary"><?php _e( 'Go Back', 'edd' ); ?>

	<form id="edd-edit-payment" action="" method="post">

				<?php do_action( 'edd_edit_payment_top', $payment->ID ); ?>

						<?php _e( 'Buyer\'s Email', 'edd' ); ?>

						<input class="regular-text" type="text" name="edd-buyer-email" id="edd-buyer-email" value="<?php echo edd_get_payment_user_email( $payment_id ); ?>"/>

<?php _e( 'If needed, you can update the buyer\'s email here.', 'edd' ); ?>

						<?php _e( 'Buyer\'s User ID', 'edd' ); ?>

						<input class="small-text" type="number" min="-1" step="1" name="edd-buyer-user-id" id="edd-buyer-user-id" value="<?php echo edd_get_payment_user_id( $payment_id ); ?>"/>

<?php _e( 'If needed, you can update the buyer\'s WordPress user ID here.', 'edd' ); ?>

						<?php printf( __( 'Payment Amount in %s', 'edd' ), edd_get_currency() ); ?>

						<input class="small-text" type="number" min="0" step="0.01" name="edd-payment-amount" id="edd-payment-amount" value="<?php echo edd_get_payment_amount( $payment_id ); ?>"/>

<?php _e( 'If needed, you can update the purchase total here.', 'edd' ); ?>

						<?php _e( 'Downloads Purchased', 'edd' ); ?>

						<?php
							$downloads = maybe_unserialize( $payment_data['downloads'] );
							$cart_items = isset( $payment_meta['cart_details'] ) ? maybe_unserialize( $payment_meta['cart_details'] ) : false;
							if ( $downloads ) {
								foreach ( $downloads as $download ) {
									$id = isset( $payment_data['cart_details'] ) ? $download['id'] : $download;

									if ( isset( $download['options']['price_id'] ) ) {
										$variable_prices = '<input type="hidden" name="edd-purchased-downloads[' . $id . '][options][price_id]" value="'. $download['options']['price_id'] .'" />';
										$variable_prices .= '(' . edd_get_price_option_name( $id, $download['options']['price_id'], $payment_id ) . ')';
									} else {
										$variable_prices = '';
									}

									echo '

											<input type="hidden" name="edd-purchased-downloads[' . $id . ']" value="' . $id . '"/>
											' . get_the_title( $id ) . ' ' . $variable_prices . ' - '. __( 'Remove', 'edd' ) .'

';
								}
							}
						?>

<a href="#TB_inline?width=640&inlineId=available-downloads" class="thickbox" title="<?php printf( __( 'Add %s to purchase', 'edd' ), strtolower( edd_get_label_plural() ) ); ?>"><?php printf( __( 'Add %s to purchase', 'edd' ), strtolower( edd_get_label_plural() ) ); ?>

						<?php _e( 'Payment Notes', 'edd' ); ?>

						<?php
							$notes = edd_get_payment_notes( $payment->ID );
							if ( ! empty( $notes ) ) {
								echo '
';
								foreach ( $notes as $note ) {
									if ( ! empty( $note->user_id ) ) {
										$user = get_userdata( $note->user_id );
										$user = $user->display_name;
									} else {
										$user = __( 'EDD Bot', 'edd' );
									}
									$delete_note_url = wp_nonce_url( add_query_arg( array(
										'edd-action' => 'delete_payment_note',
										'note_id'    => $note->comment_ID
									) ), 'edd_delete_payment_note' );
									echo '
';
										echo '' . $user . ' ' . $note->comment_date . ' — ' . $note->comment_content;
										echo ' – ' . __( 'Delete', 'edd' ) . '';
										echo '
';
								}
								echo '
';
							} else {
								echo '
' . __( 'No payment notes', 'edd' ) . '
';
							}
						?>
						<?php _e( 'Add New Note', 'edd' ); ?>

						<textarea name="edd-payment-note" id="edd-payment-note" cols="30" rows="5"></textarea>

						<?php _e( 'Payment Status', 'edd' ); ?>

						<select name="edd-payment-status" id="edd_payment_status">
							<?php
							$status = $payment->post_status; // Current status
							$statuses = edd_get_payment_statuses();
							foreach( $statuses as $status_id => $label ) {
								echo '<option value="' . $status_id	. '" ' . selected( $status, $status_id, false ) . '>' . $label . '</option>';
							}
							?>
						</select>

						<?php _e( 'Unlimited Downloads', 'edd' ); ?>

						<input type="checkbox" name="edd-unlimited-downloads" id="edd_unlimited_downloads" value="1"<?php checked( true, get_post_meta( $payment_id, '_unlimited_file_downloads', true ) ); ?>/>
						<?php _e( 'Check this box to enable unlimited file downloads for this purchase.', 'edd' ); ?>

						<?php _e( 'Send Purchase Receipt', 'edd' ); ?>

						<input type="checkbox" name="edd-payment-send-email" id="edd_send_email" value="yes"/>
						<?php _e( 'Check this box to send the purchase receipt, including all download links.', 'edd' ); ?>

				<?php do_action( 'edd_edit_payment_bottom', $payment->ID ); ?>

		<input type="hidden" name="edd_action" value="edit_payment"/>
		<input type="hidden" name="edd-old-status" value="<?php echo $status; ?>"/>
		<input type="hidden" name="payment-id" value="<?php echo $payment_id; ?>"/>
		<?php wp_nonce_field( 'edd_payment_nonce', 'edd-payment-nonce' ); ?>
		<?php echo submit_button( __( 'Update Payment', 'edd' ) ); ?>
	</form>

		<form id="edd-add-downloads-to-purchase">

				<?php echo EDD()->html->product_dropdown( 'downloads[0][id]' ); ?>
				 <img src="<?php echo admin_url('/images/wpspin_light.gif'); ?>" class="hidden edd_add_download_to_purchase_waiting waiting" />

				<?php echo sprintf( __( 'Add Another %s', 'edd' ), esc_html( edd_get_label_singular() ) ); ?>

				<a id="edd-add-download" class="button-primary" title="<?php _e( 'Add Selected Downloads', 'edd' ); ?>"><?php _e( 'Add Selected Downloads', 'edd' ); ?>
				<a id="edd-close-add-download" class="button-secondary" onclick="tb_remove();" title="<?php _e( 'Close', 'edd' ); ?>"><?php _e( 'Close', 'edd' ); ?>

			<?php wp_nonce_field( 'edd_add_downloads_to_purchase_nonce', 'edd_add_downloads_to_purchase_nonce' ); ?>
		</form>

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Rollin' down the river with Proud Mary and her krazy krewe!: Bubble time!
What is it with kids and bubbles? Just walk down any kids aisles in a store and you are bound to stumble upon many items to do with bubbles such as bubble guns, bubble wands and bubble machines just to name a few. It's easy to say that most kids adore bubbles.
My son is no exception to this rule. In our backyard you can find a kiddie coaster, a water table, a bike and countless toys that cost more than a 99 cent pack of bubbles...and you can guess what he chooses. Bubbles!
This past Friday when I got home from work we headed outside to play in the heat (seriously it's so hot and it's only May!). I filled up a container of bubbles and Noah went to town with his bubble gun. I swear he sat there for a good half hour blowing bubbles.
What is with bubbles that brings so much happiness to little kids? Don't get me wrong, I'm a fan of bubbles. As a child I loved going to the Childrens Museum in New Orleans and getting in the giant tire filled with bubbles where you pull the bubbles and surround your self in a bubble. It was a great time!
Whenever I see Noah so happy with bubbles I always think back to the quote in Knocked Up.
Pete: I wish I liked anything as much as my kids like bubbles.
Pete: Totally sad. Their smiling faces just point out your inability to enjoy anything.
And just like the movie...I wish I enjoyed anything as much as Noah loves bubbles! A close comparision: Starbucks!


16/12/2017 · Using cauliflower rice, these slow cooker stuffed peppers are not only low-carb but also paleo and whole30. This recipe is not only healthy but easy too.
Sausage and In Peppers. Sausage and peppers has always been one of my favorite italian comfort foods, and also rather easy to make. I had been pondering writing some new stuffed pepper recipes due to their easy, and decided to spin the common recipe to merge my love for two different recipes.


Today a mere glitch in cell phone service – say – malfunction of our cell phones is enough to send most Americans into panic mode. Young people can barely remember a time when we weren't all telephonically tethered, and yet, cell phones are actually a relatively recent development.
The first cell phone call was said to have been made from the streets of New York City (how appropriate) in 1973. The caller was Martin Cooper of Motorola, who used his new invention to call a rival inventor at Bell Labs who was racing to be first with his own cell phone.
The Motorola phone was a far cry from the units sold today. The Motorola DynaTAC 8000X was the first cell phone introduced, and it looked like a good-sized handset for a regular phone and weighed 28 ounces – almost two pounds. Imagine holding that to your ear.
Early cell phones were not only heavy, but they were very expensive. The 8000X cost almost $4,000. Battery life of the unit was about an hour. After one hour of use, the phone then required ten hours of charging time before it could be used again.
Until 1990 most phones were referred to as "car phones." (Radio telephones existed as early as the 1940s; most were closed-system units in emergency vehicles, though there were a few radio phones in private automobiles of the wealthy.) While early cell phones certainly provided mobile calling, their size and weight meant they were more practical when placed in a car. A few briefcase models were sold.) By the late 1980s phones were getting smaller.
When it comes to changes in telephone customs, two-pound cell phones are only the beginning. Many adults can remember rotary dials, party lines, and seven-digit telephone numbers where the exchange was identified by a name, such as Butterfield 8 or Lincoln 4.
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Q: How to output values of rspec subject to debug? I can't figure out why my validation is failing.  How can I output the value of my rspec subject i.e. model built from factory_girl
I am doing this test which is failing:
let(:factory_instance) { build(:user)}

it { should allow_value("abc123").for(:password) }

Test is failing, it has some errors like:
 "can't be blank" (attribute: email, value: nil)

I want to output the value user that is loaded using factory_girl to see what is going on.

A: Change your it statement to a do block and then on the first line just log out user:
it "should do something" do
   p "#{user.inspect}"
   # use expect here
   user.email = "valid@email.com"
   user.password = "abc123"
   expect(user.save).to eq(true)
end


With the release of Amazon Lex into the wild creating conversational interfaces is suddenly within reach for anyone with a little bit of dev skill. Being able to do something doesn't mean that you should do something, but that's not going to stop a ton of people from dropping poorly designed conversational interfaces that add little value for their users.
I expect that we'll see the market fill with with a bunch of terrible interfaces, lots of mediocre ones, and a few great ones. We'll get to see what works and what doesn't and develop a set of best practices. In the mean time it's important that we fall back on the principles of good design, that we consider what would benefit the user, and that we iterate until the design feels right.
I'm excited to see what's over the horizon.


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Carriera
Ha difeso per molte stagioni la porta pavese, sia nel Pavia con due campionati di Serie B, che con la "Vittorio Necchi", tra i cadetti ha esordito il 10 settembre 1933 nella partita Pavia-Legnano (0-3).

Biografia
Gli è stato intitolato alla memoria il Centro Sportivo di San Martino Siccomario in provincia di Pavia, suo paese natale.

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Apprentice, Journeyman, and Master: The Medieval Guild
January 10, 2018 By Kristine Wilson-Slack in History Tags: Apprentice, Co-Freemasonry, Co-Masonry, Co-Masons, Craftsmen, Encyclopedia Britannica, Freemason, Freemasonry, Freemasons, Hansa, Journeyman, Master, The Medieval Guild, Women	4 Comments
I became fascinated with guilds when I moved to Germany. Being an avid reader of all medieval history I could get my hands on, I was well aware of the Hansa (slang for Hanseatic) League's rise in the 1100s in northern Europe – mainly Germany. The word Hansa is Low German for "convoy" – thus, this league of towns and merchant houses was a consolidated group of merchants and businessmen who strove to create their own answer to feudal Europe. The members of the League had their own legal system, their own armies, and had direct allegiance to the Holy Roman Emperor. Landed Barons and Earls did not stand a chance.
The rise of these independent towns and merchants also gave rise to the guild system. Where the Hansa League was a merchant's guild, craft guilds began in a like manner around the same time period. The craft guilds were a system to protect knowledge that heretofore had been handed down by father to son, or nephew, or random laborer. Prior to the rise of larger towns and cities, just after the Dark Ages, it was difficult to form a "convoy" of skilled craftsmen because there was no system or codification of work. As towns grew, and more independent towns grew, the need for a steady flow of crafts began. Thus, craft guilds provided the goods and merchants fed the need: the beginning of real capitalism.
Both types of guilds, Merchants and Craftsmen provided a variety of important functions, very similar: "They established a monopoly of trade in their locality or within a particular branch of industry or commerce; they set and maintained standards for the quality of goods and the integrity of trading practices in that industry; they worked to maintain stable prices for their goods and commodities; and they sought to control town or city governments in order to further the interests of the guild members and achieve their economic objectives." (Encyclopedia Britannica)
The craft guilds are of interest to Freemasons and those interested in Freemasonry because they have like terms. The use of the terms of Apprentice, Journeyman, and Master is well known, with slight variation, to Freemasons as well as to any member of a guild in the middle ages in Europe. These were the common terms to designate the proficiency of a laborer. Guilds in Medieval Europe employed the apprenticeship system of hierarchy, which has its origins in the Roman Empire and possibly Mesopotamia. From young ages, boys (and in some cases women, depending on the profession) were brought in to learn the craft, ensuring that an adequate number of skilled craftsmen were able to supply the growing towns with goods and services of equal and competitive quality. Standardization and quality were the driving force behind a steady stream of apprentices bonded to masters, and journeymen sent out to learn their craft.
The Apprentice was one who "apprehends" or takes hold of learning. One might also say it is one who is taken hold of, as he is bound to a Master to learn his trade. The term Apprentice does come from the Latin root of "apprehend," and it does indicate in the most basic terms "someone learning." An Apprentice was one who learned for a specified amount of time, learning specific skills and techniques of both hand and mind. He was, however, not allowed to be an official member of the guild until he had satisfied the requirements set out by the guild and even more importantly, by his Master.
The word Journeyman has a more interesting etymology. A Journeyman is someone who does work for "another." That is, he is an Apprentice who has been sent out into the world to work, generally for other Masters or shops. An original meaning of the word "journey" was "a day" and a Journeyman was someone who performed work for a day and then moved on, as it were. The Journeyman was no longer bonded to a single Master and could choose the work they wished to do. The Journeyman's former Master, however, still guaranteed the Journeyman's character and abilities. Shame on the Journeyman meant shame to the Master, and to the guild in which the Journeyman had become a member. Perfection in work and bearing meant the same perfection to the associated Master and Guild.
Master is an even more interesting term as used in the same time period (mid-16th Century) as these other two definitions. At this time, the term Master meant "one who controls or has authority." It also meant "one who subjugates." This means that a Master has perfected and honed his skills to the point of being competent in all areas of his craft, under all variety of conditions, with a variety of materials. A guild member might go their whole life being a Journeyman; Master's were few and far between. A Master, then, is partially self-determined and partially a bestowed title. "A journeyman who could provide proof of his technical competence (the "masterpiece") might rise in the guild to the status of a master, whereupon he could set up his own workshop and hire and train apprentices. The masters in any particular craft guild tended to be a select inner circle who possessed not only technical competence but also proof of their wealth and social position." (Encyclopedia Britannica)
The interesting thing is that the main function of the guild was not to produce goods or fix techniques 'per se' – those were supporting roles to the main function of the guild. The guild existed to serve a singular purpose: to train Apprentices. Bringing in and bonding Apprentices ensured a continuity of quality workmanship, consistent goods being produced, and traditions being maintained. Thus, the role of the Guild was not to form rules, mores, regulations, and laws with respect to their crafts; their role was to introduce a system of art or craft to a new individual, to instill in them the idea of standards, quality, consistency, and perfection. Their goal was to expand their horizons and technical knowledge in a specific area so they might provide for their towns as well as their families. Guilds and guild members served the community as much as they served themselves.
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Richard Brown says:
Great article very interesting as i am a master carpenter and electrican whith a electcal engineering batclor
Thanks Richard Brown
Skye Richards says:
This information is really great and has lots that I haven't seen yet anywhere else. What I have been searching for is the actual fee structure for being a member in a guild in the middle ages. Finding this information has been very difficult. Perhaps you have more information on this?
Kristine Wilson-Slack says:
Hello Skye,
The only things I've been able to find on guild fee structures, which as you note is little, is found on academia.edu's reference site. There are several papers on the apprentice's fees, and the political and economic pull of the medieval guilds, particularly in Italy and Germany. I would start there and see if you can find what you're looking for. Good luck!
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Hey Chris! What have Age Decay been working on recently?
Hey Tom. Recently we've been discussing our next move and whether we should be working towards an album or an EP. We've been writing new material, but that's going pretty slowly since we're all in other bands and have various life and work commitments. Up until this point I've written all of the songs, which we then expand upon as a band, but I'd really like to open that up and have everyone else start to bring ideas in. Hopefully that will help to speed up the process!
How has the reaction been to the latest single The Worm/ The Wretch?
The reaction has been great from those who have heard it. Unfortunately I'm pretty terrible at promoting the band and so it hasn't had as much reach as it ideally would. I actually sent it out for review this time though, so that's progress! Everyone at BBC Introducing has been really enthusiastic about it and I do appreciate that they used eleven minutes of a show to play a chorus-less atmospheric sludge song.
On the single, you discuss themes of meditating on self-doubt to fuel creativity. Can you tell us more about the general themes of Age Decay?
The band started as a solo project and on the first EP the theme was definitely creativity itself and whether it was ridiculous to keep creating anything in the face of how huge and, most likely, uncaring the universe is. I'm fascinated by space, but also completely terrified by it. Contemplating it too deeply causes a deep dread and at the time I came to write the EP I'd been thinking about it far too much. I was waking up at 6am every day to start recording and thinking "Why? Why am I making this effort?" It felt so small and silly in the face of lots of other, larger, more important, dreadful things. Which I guess things like black holes were a shorthand for. As I've started to write more material the focus has turned more inward to examine exactly where I fit into all of it. If I fit into all of it.
Any themes you'd like to explore in the future?
There are, but I probably won't disclose them just yet because then I'll start to feel beholden to it and worry about doing them justice.
Talk me through your collaboration with Ben Chisholm. How did you end up working together?
I met Ben when my band Oh, The Guilt opened for Chelsea Wolfe a few years back. We got talking about music and the things I was working on at the time. He told me I should send it on to him and I've continued to do that ever since. Now I always stop by to say hi and take photos if he's playing in the city or nearby. I sent on The Worm/The Wretch and he asked if I'd be interested in him remixing it. Of course I said yes! I'm so happy with the results. I used to listen to all of the Nine Inch Nails and Marilyn Manson remix EPs and albums in the 90's and I get the same feeling from his reworking. I love how he pulled the track to pieces and rebuilt it in a completely unexpected way.
How do you create art for the records? Do you approach it differently to art designed for other projects?
It happens in lots of different ways. Usually I either stress about it so much that I ask someone else to do it instead, like with the "Alternate Deaths" art, or I do it so hastily that I hate what I've done as soon as it's released, like with the Pavor Nocturnus EP and Burning Season art. The covers for the last two releases were paintings I'd already completed and I was happy with, so I thought at least I wouldn't start resenting them if I used them.
Tell me about recent shows; anyone you've been excited to play with?
Our most recent show, with Vile Creature and Bismuth, is perhaps my very favourite one. Its the kind of line up I always dreamed of being on when I decided to make Age Decay a live band. I'm a big VC fan and Bismuth's new album is incredible and so to be asked to play with them on the same bill (and for one o my favourite Bristol promoters) was so exciting. They're wonderful people too and hopefully it's not the last time our paths cross. We're making plans to hopefully play a few shows with a really cool band in the summer, but I don't want to say too much in case it falls through.
Do you have any gear you've bought recently you've been excited about using?
Sadly I don't have the money to buy any new gear at all. I'm always lusting after something though. Currently I'd really love an Old Blood Noise Endeavours 'Haunt' and 'Excess'. I'm a fan of most of what they put out and the 'Dark Star' is all over The Worm/The Wretch. Oh! I did pick up a Squier custom Tele a little while back and so we actually write and play in different tunings now. That's quite an exciting and adventurous step for us!
Hopefully a summer tour. Hopefully a new release in some form. Hopefully playing with more bands we love and respect.
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Ron Chapman II in Reuters News Story on Health Care Providers Facing Criminal Inquiries But Receiving CARES Act Funds
In a recent Reuters report, Ronald W. Chapman II of Chapman Law Group provided insight about health care practitioners who have lost their medical licenses but still qualified for and received financial assistance during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
However, Reuters said, this funding "showed up as a surprise in the bank accounts of many healthcare providers," and "has led attorneys to scramble to warn clients to be ready to return the money."
Part of $30 Billion Went to Practices in 'Civil and Criminal Actions with Medicare'
As part of its $2.2 trillion CARES Act stimulus package — providing aid for individuals, states, small businesses and businesses impacted by COVID-19 — the U.S. government in April 2020 earmarked $30 billion to small- to medium-sized health care practices.
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Bob Moriarty: A Monumental Buying Opportunity in Precious Metals Shares is a Few Weeks Away | Energy and Gold Ltd.
For someone who professes to absolutely not be a market timer, Bob Moriarty has some pretty good timing when it comes to the precious metals mining sector. At the end of last year Moriarty, Founder of 321gold, repeatedly went on record saying that the bottom was in for gold and gold mining shares, and he was right. In an interview dated December 17, 2015 Moriarty stated "I think we are at a turning point (in mining shares)" and on February 1st he again emphasized that the bottom was in for gold and gold mining shares; from February 1st to the mid-August peak the GDX rose more than 100% and gold rallied by more than $250/ounce.
Recently Moriarty has been calling for a summer correction in the precious metals space, which has materialized during the last several weeks. Given the recent correction we thought it was a good time to connect and get an update from Bob as to where we are at in the market cycle and get a glimpse into some of his favorite juniors, which he has fondly coined "penny dreadfuls".
CEO Technician: The GDX has declined about 20% from its August highs and you've been right in that a correction would take place in the precious metals sector during the summer. How much further do we have to go and when is it time to start buying again?
Bob Moriarty: First of all everyone wants to believe that markets are moved by news. I really don't believe that. Markets go up and markets go down and the idea that everyone is sitting by their computers waiting to place an order depending upon what the news is just isn't the way that investors work. We had a booming rally from January through August which took the GDX roughly 150% higher and many individual stocks went up 400% or 500%. So when you've had an incredible rally like we've had a correction is to be expected. Markets go up and markets go down.
A correction is going to shake out the weak hands and when the weak hands have been shaken out you can be sure that the rally will resume. At the first of August I think we were at 30 weeks into the rally and that's a bit long in the teeth so it's perfectly natural for it to correct. A six to eight week correction is perfectly reasonable and the more it goes down the better it is for investors.
I believe that this will be the last time to get on board the train. I've said a number of times that people should have taken some money off the table when they have great returns, and they should keep that cash ready to deploy. You're going to have a wonderful opportunity to buy stocks cheaper than they were a few weeks ago. This is a perfectly normal correction in a new bull market.
CEO Technician: Let's be clear, you're saying that gold mining shares could have another 2-4 weeks of downside before a monumental buying opportunity?
Bob Moriarty: That's correct. Of course the correction could end at any time, however, the bigger the correction the more opportunity there will be. So if the XAU went down to 75 which happens to be about where the 200-day moving average is right now that would be even better. We've had about a 20% correction so far, but if we had a 40% correction we would shake out a lot of the weak hands and get rid of most of the speculators in gold. We could then advance sharply from there.
CEO Technician: I look at a lot of indicators, both in terms of chart technicals and sentiment, in order to determine how oversold a market may be at a given time. What do you use to determine how shaken out a market is and help inform you as to when it might be time to do some buying?
Bob Moriarty: People who are good at technical analysis such as yourself are a whole lot better at this than I am. I do a lot of stuff just by feel but I am a true contrarian; a deep correction doesn't scare me, a deep correction thrills me. I would love to see another 20% of downside because that will set the stage for another 100% rally from the bottom. When the weak hands are shaken out and people start saying that the gold shares will never go up again that will be the time to buy.
CEO Technician: If we get another big down day in the precious metals sector in the next couple weeks I think I will turn on CNBC, which I never watch, just to see if they trot out a bunch of gold bears. If that happens it will probably be a great time to buy.
Bob Moriarty: That's absolutely correct. Those are the kinds of indications you want to be looking for. I've been in the gold field since 1968 and I've seen the same sorts of patterns repeating over and over again; when the panic starts setting in among the bulls and the bears are cheering that's when wonderful opportunities arise. This is what happened last December and January, nobody wanted to own gold stocks and since then we've had hundreds of stocks go up 300,400, 500%.
CEO Technician: In the event that we do get this monumental buying opportunity in the next few weeks where should investors look to first for buying opportunities? The juniors? The mid-tier producers? Or the senior producers?
Bob Moriarty: The answer to that all depends on the taste of the investor and their risk tolerance. For a lot of investors the gold ETFs GDX and GDXJ are simple and easy ways to gain exposure to the gold mining sector. For those who are willing to take more risk and target 300%-500% returns you can do some research into the penny dreadfuls (junior mining shares usually listed on the TSX-Venture Exchange). Some of these stocks will go away to penny dreadful heaven, but a lot of them are going to go up 300%+.
The mid-tier producers are also a good place to look; companies that are already in production and could be potential acquisition targets for the majors. Silvercorp (SVM.TO) is an example of a mid-tier miner that we spoke about back in January/February when SVM shares were below C$.70 and subsequently rallied more than 500%.
CEO Technician: Give us some of your favorite names right now.
Bob Moriarty: It's funny that you ask that because I'm literally writing a story right now about Redstar Gold (RGC.V) and they've got a big gold project in Alaska. Here's what's interesting, regardless of what you think about the company and how high it could go, they've got about 68 million warrants that are going to expire between now and November. Some of the warrants are at C$.10 and some are at C$.12 and they are going to be an overhang and artificially keep the price of the stock down until the warrants expire.
While I think RGC should be up at C$.25 or C$.50 these warrants are probably going to keep RGC's share price artificially cheap. When the last of these warrants expire I expect RGC shares to go a lot higher. They've got C$4.5 million in cash and they've got an ultra high-grade gold mine that was in production in 1891, five years before the Klondike Gold Rush.
Strong accumulation of RGC shares since July have propelled the stock higher by ~300% and Moriarty thinks there's at least another double left once the overhang of the warrants is lifted.
Another absolute sleeper is California Gold Mining (CGM.V), they've been very quiet and there hasn't been much news. This is a company that has a one million ounce, non 43-101 compliant resource in California, they've been drilling the crap out of it for years and I suspect they're going to come out with a resource estimate in the next couple of months that's going to be very attractive. Everybody knows that the Summer time isn't a great time to release news so starting Tuesday after Labor Day you're going to see companies releasing a lot of good news.
CEO Technician: I pointed out in a blog post last week that September has historically been a great month for gold although that hasn't been the case the last four years. So we have an interesting situation with the monumental buying opportunity you mentioned, positive seasonality, and positive news flow for the sector.
The last time we spoke you were very positive on platinum, and platinum relative to gold. In the subsequent weeks after we spoke platinum rallied about $100/ounce and has since been hit pretty hard during the recent correction in precious metals. Are you still bullish on platinum?
Bob Moriarty: I am still bullish on platinum relative to gold. From a historical perspective platinum is about as cheap as it's ever been relative to gold. Platinum is about $250/ounce lower than gold and that's only happened about 5% of the time in the last 100 years.
CEO Technician: For the next few months U.S. investors are going to be inundated with a deluge of news, or noise depending upon how you choose to view it, ranging from the Presidential election to Fed rate decisions. Which news is important for investors to monitor and does the outcome of any of these events change your overall market view?
Bob Moriarty: I'm not sure what the Fed is going to do makes any difference. The election on the other hand is important, this is the craziest election I've ever seen. You've got a choice between a fool and somebody who belongs in jail. This is the most disgusting election in U.S. history, probably world history. If this is the best the United States has to offer the empire is over.
CEO Technician: We've seen some new developments in Syria, Turkey has actually rolled tanks into Syria as you predicted a few months ago. What's your take on the latest developments in the biggest powder keg on earth?
Bob Moriarty: I'm going to be 70 in a week and this is the most dangerous time in my lifetime. We are doing something so stupid that it is beyond any rational belief. We don't have two sides we are supporting fighting each other, we have three sides that we are supporting fighting each other. It's the most insane thing that I've ever seen – A U.S. General even threatened to shoot down Syrian aircraft if they attacked terrorists in their own country.
I also think that Turkey is making a very serious mistake by screwing with Putin. This situation could literally go ballistic overnight, it's a very dangerous situation. If you think about it what right does the U.S. have to overthrow Assad? What geopolitical interests do we have in Syria? The answer is none. This is a disastrous situation and the U.S. has no business being involved.
CEO Technician: I wanted to mention an individual stock, Japan Gold, that is IPOing in September on the TSX-Venture. It's an interesting name because they are the only publicly traded Japan based gold miner and the company has 80 prospected licenses to some highly prospective areas in which there has been historic gold mining activity. What's your take on Japan Gold?
Bob Moriarty: Japan is home to what was at one point the highest grade gold mine in the world, the Hishikari Mine. Japan Gold is a sleeper, before the IPO you can buy into Japan Gold by buying into Southern Arc Minerals (SA.V) – Southern Arc will end up owning ½ of Japan Gold after the IPO. As soon as I heard the news I went out and bought Southern Arc on the open market.
CEO Technician: What else do you believe readers should know about?
Bob Moriarty: I wrote about Novo Resources recently and it's a company I've written about numerous times over the last five years. They did a BLEG survey with the help of Newmont Mining (NEM) and they located an area that was just lit up with gold but unfortunately it was not on their property. They spent the last couple of years picking up pieces of ground that nobody else wanted. They've actually got 3 major projects in progress right now and they are going into production on a small scale. They are drilling in Nevada. Results should be out in 3-4 weeks. We can expect some big intercepts on the order of 2-3 meters in length but multiple ounces in grade.
NVO has seen strong accumulation in recent weeks, a breakout above C$1.30 targets C$2.00+.
As usual Mr. Moriarty didn't pull any punches and I might add his call that "the last chance to get on the train" in precious metals mining shares is literally weeks away is bold to say the least. We live in interesting times and September is shaping up to be an action packed month for market participants as multiple forces intersect simultaneously. We would like to thank Bob for his time and we look forward to connecting again in the next couple of months to update some of what was discussed in this interview.
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Laurie Sall & Associates is certified by the NMSDC and WBENC and proud to be 100% Hispanic and woman owned. My membership in the MHCC allows me to work with diverse groups. This is my way of giving back to fellow business owners who may need my help.
My spare time is devoted to staying healthy by working out with my personal health coach in the areas of weight training, Pilates, and yoga. I enjoy working with young people who need my assistance in forging their way in the business world. I also enjoy traveling around the world and spending time with family.
Surviving and assimilating in the corporate world.
Succeeding and assimilating in the corporate world.


Nefertiti was an Egyptian queen, famed not only for being a great ruler, but also for her beautiful, defined jawline. It is no wonder that the Botox neck lifting treatment is named after this great lady.
By relaxing the muscles in the neck (the platysma) which pulls the skin downwards, Botox is used to lift the neck and lower face, to improve lower face sagging, and give a more V-shaped and defined jawline. Who says Botox is only for erasing wrinkles?
Those with a sagging lower face and wish to attain a more V-shaped and defined jawline.


buckangel - Fan Question: Are you coming to NYC soon?
Are you coming to NYC soon?
Please check my calendar for my travel dates and places.
Hi Buck, no question I just wanted to let you know the world needs more awesome people like you. Keep up the great work you do!
Just want to say : your doing good,DOUBLE WOOF!!!