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In this podcast covering decade four of Clonlara School's history, parent Barbara Robertson talks with Executive Director Chandra Montgomery Nicol. As the daughter of Clonlara's founder, Chandra was the school's first student and is also a proud parent of two former students. She describes the assembly of a team tasked with selecting a new executive director and the decision that led to her filling the role in early 2005. The conversation covers the transition of leadership, the need to ensure continuity in Clonlara's educational approach, and the challenges of bringing the organization into the new millennium. Finally, Chandra describes the development of Clonlara's Affiliate Program, which enables groups like tutoring and dance programs to partner with Clonlara to meet the educational needs of the families they serve.
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jest.dontMock('../SoundCloud');

import React from 'react/addons';
import createWidget from '../lib/createWidget';
import SoundCloud from '../SoundCloud';

const { TestUtils } = React.addons;
let widgetMock;

describe('SoundCloud Component', () => {
  beforeEach(() => {

    /**
     * Mock out SoundCloud widget API
     */

    window.SC = {
      Widget: {
        Events: {
          PLAY: 'play',
          PAUSE: 'pause',
          FINISH: 'finish'
        }
      }
    };

    widgetMock = {
      load: jest.genMockFunction(),
      bind: jest.genMockFunction(),
      unbind: jest.genMockFunction()
    };

    createWidget.mockImplementation((props, cb) => cb(widgetMock));
  });

  describe('instantiation', () => {
    it('should render a SoundCloud API ready iframe', () => {
      const soundcloud = TestUtils.renderIntoDocument(<SoundCloud url='' />);
      const iframe = React.findDOMNode(TestUtils.findRenderedDOMComponentWithTag(soundcloud, 'iframe'));

      expect(iframe.getAttribute('id')).toBe('react-sc-widget');
      expect(iframe.getAttribute('src')).toBe('https://w.soundcloud.com/player/?url=');
    });

    it('should accept a custom iframe id', () => {
      const soundcloud = TestUtils.renderIntoDocument(<SoundCloud url='' id='custom-id' />);
      const iframe = React.findDOMNode(TestUtils.findRenderedDOMComponentWithTag(soundcloud, 'iframe'));

      expect(iframe.getAttribute('id')).toBe('custom-id');
    });

    it('should create a new SoundCloud widget', () => {
      TestUtils.renderIntoDocument(<SoundCloud url='' />);
      expect(createWidget.mock.calls[0][0]).toBe('react-sc-widget');
    });
  });

  describe('appearance', () => {
    it('should pass a set of `opts` into the widget', () => {
      const opts = {
        buying: false
      };

      TestUtils.renderIntoDocument(<SoundCloud url='' opts={opts} />);
      expect(widgetMock.load.mock.calls[0][1]).toEqual(opts);
    });

    it('should readjust height if visual mode is enabled', () => {
      const opts = {
        visual: true
      };

      const soundcloud = TestUtils.renderIntoDocument(<SoundCloud url='' opts={opts} />);
      const iframe = React.findDOMNode(TestUtils.findRenderedDOMComponentWithTag(soundcloud, 'iframe'));
      expect(iframe.getAttribute('height')).toBe('450');
    });
  });

  describe('functionality', () => {
    class Container extends React.Component {
      constructor() {
        this.state = {
          url: 'https://soundcloud.com/sylvanesso/coffee'
        };

        this._changeUrl = this._changeUrl.bind(this);
      }

      render() {
        return (
          <div>
            <SoundCloud url={this.state.url} />
            <button onClick={this._changeUrl}>Change url</button>
          </div>
        );
      }

      _changeUrl() {
        this.setState({
          url: 'https://soundcloud.com/hudsonmohawke/chimes'
        });
      }
    }

    it('should load a `url`', () => {
      TestUtils.renderIntoDocument(<Container />);
      expect(widgetMock.load.mock.calls[0][0]).toBe('https://soundcloud.com/sylvanesso/coffee');
    });

    it('should load new `url`s', () => {
      const container = TestUtils.renderIntoDocument(<Container />);
      const changeUrl = TestUtils.findRenderedDOMComponentWithTag(container, 'button');

      TestUtils.Simulate.click(changeUrl);

      expect(widgetMock.load.mock.calls.length).toBe(2);
      expect(widgetMock.load.mock.calls[1][0]).toBe('https://soundcloud.com/hudsonmohawke/chimes');
    });

    it('should only reload for new `url`s', () => {
      const container = TestUtils.renderIntoDocument(<Container />);
      const changeUrl = TestUtils.findRenderedDOMComponentWithTag(container, 'button');

      // switch `url` to 'https://soundcloud.com/hudsonmohawke/chimes'
      TestUtils.Simulate.click(changeUrl);
      expect(widgetMock.load.mock.calls.length).toBe(2);

      // calling it again won't do anything since `url` is already
      // 'https://soundcloud.com/hudsonmohawke/chimes'
      TestUtils.Simulate.click(changeUrl);
      expect(widgetMock.load.mock.calls.length).toBe(2);
    });
  });

  describe('events', () => {
    it('should bind event handler props to playback events', () => {
      const playFn = () => {};
      TestUtils.renderIntoDocument(<SoundCloud url='' onPlay={playFn} />);

      expect(widgetMock.bind.mock.calls.length).toBe(3);
      expect(widgetMock.bind.mock.calls[0]).toContain(playFn);
    });

    it('should remove event bindings when unmounted', () => {

      /**
       * `TestUtils.renderIntoDocument` renders the component into
       * a detached DOM node, which makes it difficult to unmount.
       *
       * Instead, we'll just render it the old fashioned way.
       */

      React.render(<SoundCloud url=''/>, document.body);
      React.unmountComponentAtNode(document.body);

      expect(widgetMock.unbind.mock.calls.length).toBe(3);
    });
  });
});

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<?php

use Illuminate\Database\Schema\Blueprint;
use Illuminate\Database\Migrations\Migration;

class CreatePausesTable extends Migration {

	/**
	 * Run the migrations.
	 *
	 * @return void
	 */
	public function up()
	{
		Schema::create('pauses', function(Blueprint $table)
		{
			$table->increments('id');
			$table->unsignedInteger('workday_id');
			$table->dateTime('start')->useCurrent();
			$table->dateTime('end')->nullable();
			$table->nullableTimestamps();

			$table->foreign('workday_id')
				->references('id')
				->on('workdays')
				->onDelete('cascade');
		});
	}

	/**
	 * Reverse the migrations.
	 *
	 * @return void
	 */
	public function down()
	{
		Schema::drop('pauses');
	}

}


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Royse City,	TX 75189
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Texas A&M University - College Station
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Texas Wesleyan University School of Law - Texas Wesleyan University and Texas Tech University
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(972) 763-5451	2231 Ridge Road
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Rockwall, TX Lawyer
University of North Texas at Dallas College of Law
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Steven William Clary
(972) 722-0887	506 N Goliad
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(800) 548-8128	702 N. Goliad
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(469) 951-8765	107 McKinney Street
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For FINAT and TLMI, two large industry associations in the self-adhesive label industry, PRé developed a harmonised approach to LCA that can be used by the FINAT and TLMI members to create a common understanding of LCA and the hotspots within the label supply chain.
The labelling industry is very large and very visible – FINAT alone has approximately 500 members in 54 countries around the world, and consumers see hundreds of labels every day. Many consumers wonder what effects all these labels have on the environment. And as concern for the environment grows, consumers increasingly demand that companies respond to these questions with facts. Without guidance and standardisation, a large industry could easily develop dozens of different ways to show their impacts to consumers – and these different methods could easily have seemingly contradictory results. In addition, the efforts to produce these analysis could form a large burden on suppliers, some of whom may work for several labelling companies.
For this reason, FINAT and TLMI asked PRé to develop a harmonised approach that would be available to all their members. Substantiated by case studies and surveys, the new approach helps provide a level playing field for the sector. Customers can trust the quality and completeness of LCAs that follow this approach, and the approach even provides FINAT and TLMI members who are not that far along in their sustainability journey with a solid basis to do LCA. For more information, please read the full case study [PDF].


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Can Elden Ring run on MacBook Pro & MacBook Air?
by Abhinav Singh Jalal
Elden Ring is one of the most hyped games of 2022. This action-role-playing title caught the general public's attention before its official release. It was mainly due to the fact that the writer of this game is George R. R. Martin. He is the same guy who wrote a series of books called Song of Ice and Fire on which the famous television series "Game of Thrones" is based. The game extends its support to various platforms. Currently, you can enjoy the game if you have a PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, or a Windows system. However, you may have noticed that MacOS is missing from this list. So, the question that arises is, can Elden Ring run on MacBook Pro & Macbook Air? In this article, we are going to discuss the compatibility of Elden Ring with both devices.
Also read: Elden Ring: How to get the Uchigatana Katana
Elden Ring is a very resource-consuming game. Even the minimum system requirements of this game on PC include the use of 16GB RAM and Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 graphics. Moreover, you also need a minimum of 60 GB of storage in your system to run this game on Windows. Now, coming to the Macbook Pro & Macbook Air, you will need at least 16GB of RAM to run the game even if you manage to install it on your device. Therefore, if you have an older MacBook Pro or MacBook Air, make sure that it meets the minimum system requirements of Windows.
Despite all the tricks you can use, you will still be unable to extend the graphics capacity of the MacBook Pro or MacBook Air. Therefore, the game may lag due to the missing dedicated graphics support on the respective Mac devices. However, if you still want to run the game on your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air, you can try these methods to get a shot at playing Elden Rings.
1) Installing Windows:
You can try to install Windows on your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air through the Bootcamp method if your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air is running on an Intel Chip. However, if your Mac device is powered by an M-series chip, you will have to rely on the Parallels program for the installation. Although, you may still encounter an error due to the unsupported architecture of your MacBook Pro or MacBook running on an M-series chip. After booting Windows in your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air, you can install the game from Steam or any other official distributor and try to run the game as if this was a Windows device. However, we cannot guarantee that this method will work as Elden Ring is a very demanding game even for the latest MacBooks.
2) Cloud gaming:
You can try to run the game on your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air by virtually accessing an actual gaming setup through the internet. However, for this, you will be needing a high-speed internet connection. As of now, you can access the game from Boosteroid, Shadow, or the Airgpu Service. The game is currently not available on GeForce Now, Xbox Cloud, or PlayStation Now.
So, with the help of using these two methods, you may be able to play the game on your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air. However, we will recommend you play this game on a full-fledged gaming setup to experience its true potential. On this note, we sign off by requesting you to visit Androidgram for the latest updates in the world of tech and gaming.
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Following on from our New Year's update, here are highlights from the first quarter of 2019. If you'd like more detailed information, do reach out!
One of our customers has launched a product with our material in it – we will share more soon.
Another customer has committed to buy material for the first batch of a new product line.
We've added many more leads to our sales pipeline, with dozens of customer tests in progress.
Next week, our founders Sofie and Angela go to one of the world's largest chemistry companies for their Tech Forum, to speak to research teams from around the world about our material's properties. It's a half day workshop where these research groups will figure out how they can use it in many areas of their business, with in-person meetings with each interested research group the day after. A great opportunity to sell our material to a range of industrial applications, most importantly in solar coatings.
Last week Sofie and Harriet attended the fair in-cosmetics Global in Paris. We met with many brands and learned more about how to market to skin care, which will shorten our sales cycles significantly. The product visionary Mariel Brown spoke about the important future of algae in skin care.
Press highlights include Sofie on TV, and she was also recognized as one of Sweden's most powerful entrepreneurs by Sweden's main business weekly, Veckans Affärer.
We had a production record last week in our pilot facility!
Our patent lawyers have identified two additional patents on our cultivation process that will block other potential producers. We start the process of filing for the first of these in April.
We have a new in-house research project on solar cell efficiency enhancement with Chalmers Industriteknik, financed through a BioInnovation grant of €50k.
We have been sponsored with new equipment to our pilot facility. We are looking for more sponsors to lower our construction costs for our larger factory.


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Now in the third decade since it was founded, a home was being built for Kronberg Academy in Kronberg: the Casals Forum – a concert hall with first-class acoustics and state-of-the-art equipment – and an adjoining study and administrative centre. Its construction will enable Kronberg Academy to fulfil the role it occupies in the classical music world with professionalism and creativity for years to come:
An international centre of inspiration for musicians of all generations, a place where values are lived out, experienced and passed on to the next generation, all in the spirit of Pablo Casals, whose passionate struggle for peace and deep love of nature set the standard. His belief was that artists not only have a responsibility to the music, but – as people – also to their fellow humans and to nature.
The concept behind the new buildings aims to create an environment where music and its performers can grow. Supreme artistic mastery flourishes in an atmosphere that is inspiringly intimate whilst at the same time contemplative, and sometimes unconventional.
The Casals Forum is being constructed in line with the highest environmental standards and will be the first climate-neutral concert hall building in Europe.
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"I have found Kronberg Academy to be a sheltered but very open place full of possibilities, where nothing detracts from the task of working intensively with others on music. The fact that gifted young people can learn from us – and we from them – in those conditions makes Kronberg a very important place in the world of music. How marvellous it would be if this in-depth, forward-looking work with young musicians and young ensembles were soon also able to benefit from suitable study rooms and an impeccable concert hall. In my view, it is also wonderful to think that the concert hall could also be home to outstanding, innovative young orchestras, as they often search in vain for suitable premises on which to carry out inspired, professional work!"
Christoph Eschenbachconductor
"Kronberg has become a powerhouse for art. The planned study centre linked to a uniquely styled chamber music hall clearly shows how the 'Kronberg diamond' has grown. Now an appropriate 'mount' is needed so that nothing is broken and it can shine even brighter than before. We must push open the door that leads to the future, to a unique centre for art and humanity. We are grateful to everyone who lends a hand."
Julius BergerCello
"To be able to communicate to audiences really well and to speak freely, the artists (not to mention we tutors) need a choice instrument – in this case a building in which this art form can truly flourish! A building like that will be vital for the valuable work that will take place in the future. And a huge gain for us all!"
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Home National News Bishops: 'Moral measure' of U.S. budget is its help for poor, hungry
Bishops: 'Moral measure' of U.S. budget is its help for poor, hungry
WASHINGTON — Congress should base all federal budget decisions on how they provide for those in need, whether they protect or threaten human life and dignity, and if they promote the common good of "workers and families who struggle to live in dignity in difficult economic times," said the chairmen of two U.S. bishops' committees in a letter to Congress.
"In the past year, Congress and the administration have taken significant action to reduce the federal deficit, while attempting to protect programs that serve poor and vulnerable people," said Bishops Stephen E. Blaire of Stockton, Calif., and Richard E. Pates of Des Moines, Iowa.
The letter was dated March 6 and released March 7.
Bishop Blaire is chairman of the U.S. bishops' Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development and Bishop Pates is chairman of their Committee on International Justice and Peace.
"Congress will continue to face difficult choices about how to allocate burdens and sacrifices and balance resources and needs," the bishops said. "We fear the pressure to cut vital programs that protect the lives and dignity of the poor and vulnerable will increase. As Catholic bishops, we have tried to remind Congress that these choices are economic, political, and moral."
The bishops said they joined other Christian leaders in calling for a "circle of protection" around the poor and vulnerable, both "at home and abroad," as members of Congress craft and debate a budget resolution and spending bills for the next fiscal year.
The bishops said access to "affordable, life-affirming health care that respects religious freedom" is an urgent national priority and warned against shifting rising health care costs to vulnerable seniors, people with disabilities and the poor.
They voiced support for programs that help low-income people such as Pell grants, offered to needy college students to defray tuition expenses at the college of their choice, and improved workforce training and development. They also pushed for efforts to restore funding cut from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly known as food stamps, and to make permanent an expansion of low-income tax credits.
Bishops Blaire and Pate said they opposed steps that negatively impact poor families such as increasing the minimum rent that can be charged to families receiving housing assistance and a proposal to eliminate funding for a school voucher program called the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program.
The bishops also made the case for protecting programs that help the poor internationally.
"As pastors, we see every day the human consequences of budget choices. Our Catholic community defends the unborn, feeds the hungry, shelters the homeless, educates the young, and cares for the sick, both at home and abroad," they said. "We help poor families rise above crushing poverty, resettle refugees fleeing conflict and persecution, and reach out to communities devastated by wars, natural disasters and famines," the bishops wrote.
They noted that the "moral measure of this budget debate" is not about political parties or prevailing powerful interests "but rather how those who are jobless, hungry, homeless or poor are treated."
"Their voices are too often missing in these debates, but they have the most compelling moral claim on our consciences and our common resources," they said.
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Bishop Stephen E. Blaire of Stockton
Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development
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Please join us for a timely webinar – DB/DC Update on New Regulations opens Retirement Plan Innovation - hosted by the Western Pension & Benefits Council Governing Board. This webinar will provide one CE Unit for ASPPA and NIPA members, ERPAs, JBEA, CPAs in CA and ORE and MCLE in CA.
Learn more about Kelly Coffing below.
Kelly Coffing is a principal at Milliman, one of the largest independent consulting and actuarial firms in the world. As a consulting actuary, Kelly helps clients succeed in the complex world of retirement plan management, including providing actuarial valuations, developing benefit and funding strategies for pension plans, and transitioning to innovative plan designs. She is particularly passionate about the Milliman Sustainable Income Plan™ – come ask her about it! Kelly is a popular speaker at professional industry events, where she brings retirement plan issues to life with humor and frank explanations. Kelly has been with Milliman for almost 20 years, but before joining the company, she taught Chemistry and Physics to high school students in her home state of Idaho.


ASNA family fun day 23rd August 2015 @ Virginia Waters from 12.30 - 3.30pm. Bring a packed lunch, and enough energy for a cycle, walking and talking!
We will meet at the Virginia Water Car park between 12.00 - 12.30pm. We will find a spot to have a picnic then off for the cycle, walk and gently stroll.
If you would like to join us, please sign up on our Eventbrite booking page by following this link.
The event is free but be aware, there are parking costs.
We aim to finish cycle by 3.30pm. If you would like to fundraise for ASNA by cycling or walking, please send an email for more details. Hope to see you there.


The privacy calculus theory proposes that an individual's intention to disclose personal information is based on a risk-benefit analysis. This article by Dienlin and Metzger suggests that, in the context of Social Networking Sites, or SNS (which shares much in common with sharing economy platforms), an extended model of the privacy calculus is required to predict self-disclosure on sites such as Facebook, Instagram or Snapchat.
The study uses a U.S. representative sample to test the privacy calculus' generalizability and extend its theoretical framework by including both self-withdrawal behaviours (e.g. deleting of posts, limiting view-able audience) and privacy self-efficacy (e.g. self-protective behaviors such as adjusting privacy settings). Results from the study confirmed the extended privacy calculus model, with both privacy concerns and privacy self-efficacy positively predicting the use of self-withdrawal. With regard to predicting self-disclosure in SNSs, benefits outweighed privacy concerns. When it comes to self-withdrawal, privacy concerns outweighed both privacy self-efficacy and benefits.


Dr. Henthorn is a cardiologist in the Fairfield area. He is affiliated with Mercy Hospital Clermont and 4 more hospitals.
Dr. Henthorn saw more cardiovascular disease (CVD) patients than 95% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn treated CT scan patients in 2014–2018, but we couldn't determine from our database whether he was was a top doctor for CT scan in the Greater Cincinnati area during 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn treated cardiac ablation patients in 2014–2018, but we couldn't determine from our database whether he was was a top doctor for cardiac ablation in the Greater Cincinnati area during 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn treated cholesterol test patients in 2014–2018, but we couldn't determine from our database whether he was was a top doctor for cholesterol test in the Greater Cincinnati area during 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn treated cardiac catheterization patients in 2014–2018, but we couldn't determine from our database whether he was was a top doctor for cardiac catheterization in the Greater Cincinnati area during 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn treated ultrasound patients in 2014–2018, but we couldn't determine from our database whether he was was a top doctor for ultrasound in the Greater Cincinnati area during 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn treated complete blood count (CBC) patients in 2014–2018, but we couldn't determine from our database whether he was was a top doctor for complete blood count (CBC) in the Greater Cincinnati area during 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn treated X-ray patients in 2014–2018, but we couldn't determine from our database whether he was was a top doctor for X-ray in the Greater Cincinnati area during 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn treated more liver function tests (LFTs) patients than 75% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area for 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn treated more creatinine test patients than 75% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area for 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn treated more blood urea nitrogen (BUN) test patients than 75% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area for 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn treated more SPECT scan patients than 75% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area for 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn treated more implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) patients than 75% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area for 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn treated more antibiotics patients than 75% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area for 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn treated more thoracic surgery patients than 85% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area for 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn treated more pain management patients than 75% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area for 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn treated more echocardiogram patients than 85% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area for 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn treated more cardioversion patients than 95% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area for 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn treated more electrocardiogram (EKG) patients than 95% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area for 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more heart disease patients than 95% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more pain patients than 95% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more irregular heartbeat patients than 95% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more atrial fibrillation (Afib) patients than 95% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more shortness of breath patients than 95% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more vascular disease patients than 95% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more AV block patients than 95% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more anxiety patients than 95% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more heart block patients than 95% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more cardiomyopathy patients than 95% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more heart valve condition patients than 95% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more fainting patients than 95% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more heart failure patients than 95% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more congestive heart failure (CHF) patients than 95% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more digestive tract conditions patients than 85% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more coronary artery disease (CAD) patients than 85% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more atrial flutter patients than 95% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw high cholesterol patients in 2014–2018, but we couldn't determine whether he was a top doctor for the condition in the Greater Cincinnati area. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more sleep apnea patients than 85% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more sleep disorders patients than 85% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) patients than 85% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more rheumatic heart disease patients than 85% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more cerebrovascular disease patients than 85% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw Long QT syndrome patients in 2014–2018, but we couldn't determine whether he was a top doctor for the condition in the Greater Cincinnati area. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw lung condition patients in 2014–2018, but we couldn't determine whether he was a top doctor for the condition in the Greater Cincinnati area. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw Graves' disease patients in 2014–2018, but we couldn't determine whether he was a top doctor for the condition in the Greater Cincinnati area. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw hyperthyroidism patients in 2014–2018, but we couldn't determine whether he was a top doctor for the condition in the Greater Cincinnati area. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more peripheral vascular disease (PVD) patients than 75% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn saw more stroke patients than 85% of similar doctors in the Greater Cincinnati area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
Dr. Henthorn sees patients and can be reached at the following locations.
Dr. Henthorn is able to admit and treat patients at the following hospitals.


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NullCrew Hacker Gets 45-Month Jail Term
As member of NullCrew hacking group, Timothy Justen French carried out cyberattacks across global institutions, causing $792,000 in losses.
Timothy Justen French, 22, of Morristown, Tenn., was sentenced to 45 months in federal prison Tuesday for cyberattacks against companies, universities, and government institutions that caused at least $792,000 in financial loss to victims. As part of a hacking group called NullCrew, French was responsible for seven such attacks between 2012 and 2014, including attacks on a Canadian telecom company and a US state government.
A US Department of Justice (DoJ) release says French exploited vulnerabilities in his victims' computers then "disseminated online the usernames, email accounts, and passwords for thousands of individuals, which not only violated their privacy and sense of online security, it exposed them to financial fraud and identity theft."
French, whose targets were spread worldwide, went by aliases like "Orbit" and "crysis" and used Twitter to boast of his attacks, says the DoJ.
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One of the reasons I don't offer off-the-shelf, easily standardized training for communicators today is that I've always hated those kinds of training sessions myself in the past. But once you break away from the usual suspects for your professional development, how do you approach your advancement as a communicator?
Getting way out of my box: I'm great at intellectual tasks like reading, writing and speaking, and love physical activity like weightlifting and running. But artistic? Not so much. Creativity was my learning goal, so when I started this business, I started taking college-level art courses. It did the trick, firing lots of synapses, helping me see differently, and prompting loads of creative thinking. Eventually, I became proficient enough to exhibit and sell my artwork, but that was just a side benefit. I've done the same thing by learning to play guitar, traveling to new places, and shaking up my schedule (about which more below).
Bespoke training or coaching: No course can replace one-on-one coaching. As a coach myself, I know I can dive deeper and accomplish more with one trainee. These days, I seek out coaching for myself to expand or refine specific skills, or when I have a specific task coming up. But when you are stepping into a new role, whether you've been elected an officer of a group, are chairing a meeting, or are moving up the ladder in your company, this kind of support can give you a real boost.
Put the shoe on the other foot: As a coach and trainer, when I seek training or coaching for myself, I get a bonus result: I get a firsthand sense of what my clients feel like when they're working with me, and can see the experience through their eyes. I make sure that this speaker coach has plenty of speaking gigs herself through the year, for the same reason. If you can find a way to put yourself in your customer's shoes, do it. Best training around.
Moving the training: We've all been to conferences where you already know the home crowd, whether they are local or in a different city. Switching up your conferences and training--to a different city, country, or organization--lets you see what you're missing, and hear different perspectives. It's a fair trade-off for knowing everyone in the room and what they are likely to say before they speak. I'll be doing this again in Amsterdam in October at the European Speechwriters Network conference, where I'm offering a pre-conference workshop and going to the conference for my own development. Think of it this way, as learning "that language where others know what it's like to leave, change, grow, experience, learn, then go home again and feel more lost in your hometown then you did in the most foreign place you visited."
Consigliere sessions: My version of a "staff retreat" is to make sure I spend time with one or two close business confidantes--not necessarily all at once, and often in cities where neither of us live. We share perspectives on our work and where our businesses are headed. No reason you can't do the same with another professional colleague. I always leave with reinforcement and new ideas, something I can't say for every retreat I've been on in my career.
Keep a journal: I journal almost every day, using OhLife, an app that emails you daily, asking "How did your day go?" If you wish, it'll cough up a past entry for you, so you can see what was happening a week, a month, or most often, a year ago. While many people think of journals as cheap personal therapy, you can use this app as you please. It's a great way to see your progress and to process the day. I find I lose fewer good ideas and am more serene about my choices, having thought them through on a regular basis.
How are you approaching your training and development? I offer management coaching for communications directors, one-on-one presenting and public speaking coaching, group workshops for speakers and communicators, and more. My next workshop is Speechwriting for Communicators, October 9--and the best discount for attending ends on August 29, just a few days from now. Email me at eloquentwomanATgmailDOTcom to figure out how we can shake up your professional development.


Preacher: Pastor Michael Morehouse (7), Pastor Joshua Palmer (2), Vicar Isaac Wirtz (1).
Book: Exodus (9), Psalm (5), Matthew (9), 2 Peter (10).
Series: Feasts and Festivals (7), One Year Lectionary (3).
Service: Sunday Morning (7), Midweek Service (3).
Matthew 17:1-9 (Part of the Feasts and Festivals series).
Preached by Vicar Isaac Wirtz on February 13, 2019 (Midweek Service).
Preached by Pastor Michael Morehouse on February 10, 2019 (Sunday Morning).
Psalm 2:1-12 (Part of the Feasts and Festivals series).
Preached by Pastor Michael Morehouse on January 21, 2018 (Sunday Morning).
Exodus 34:29-35 (Part of the One Year Lectionary series).
Preached by Pastor Michael Morehouse on February 8, 2017 (Midweek Service).
Preached by Pastor Michael Morehouse on February 5, 2017 (Sunday Morning).
Exodus 34:29-35 (Part of the Feasts and Festivals series).
Preached by Pastor Joshua Palmer on January 20, 2016 (Midweek Service).
Preached by Pastor Joshua Palmer on January 17, 2016 (Sunday Morning).
Preached by Pastor Michael Morehouse on January 25, 2015 (Sunday Morning).
Preached by Pastor Michael Morehouse on February 9, 2014 (Sunday Morning).
2 Peter 1:16-21 (Part of the One Year Lectionary series).
Preached by Pastor Michael Morehouse on January 29, 2012 (Sunday Morning).


One of the routine tasks we have to do regularly is to stock food. We do this about every 4 to 5 days. It would be nicer to shop less often, but due to the amount of storage space in our little caravan, in particular, in the fridge that's not possible. Also while during the first months of the trip, one could easily keep some fruit and vegetable outside the refrigerator for a few days, the last few weeks have been considerably warmer so that it is harder to keep fresh produce outside the fridge.
We try to buy as much organic food as possible, especially fruit, vegetables and dairy products. In Spain, this proved initially quite hard, since organic produce is rare in the bigger supermarket chains. Luckily we discovered that the best option is Lidl.
Back home in Sweden, I have not been shopping at Lidl for quite some time. Partly because I did not know that Lidl has such a broad range of organic products and partly because of the negative press Lidl had a few years back and which lingered in the back of my mind. There was, for example, the Schwarz Buch Lidl describing the unfair treatment of employees by the Lidl management. Whether Lidl has become a better employer, I cannot judge, but the range of products definitely improved a lot. In case you understand German watch the ZDF documentary Das Lidl-Imperium which seems to come to the same conclusion.
Anyways, back to stocking up our food reserves. Lidl supermarkets can be found everywhere across Europe our days. We never have to drive far from our campsite to find one. Amazingly, apart from minor regional and country-specific differences, the products, especially organic ones are almost identical in each Lidl. This allows us to stock up on the basic things we need quickly. To mix things up a bit, we also go to local supermarkets every now and then. There we buy things which are new to us or unique to the region.
When buying at Lidl we are averaging out at about 80 EUR per shopping which last for 4 to 5 days. Not too bad, given that a single lunch out for the four of us can easily cost 50 EUR.


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Ilopango is a town in the San Salvador department of El Salvador. It is a few miles east of the nation's capital, San Salvador. It is located near Lake Ilopango, the country's largest lake at 72 square kilometers.

Overview

El Salvador's second airport is in Ilopango. It is currently used for charter flights and by the Salvadoran military but plans are underway to increase its use as tourism and travel in El Salvador increase and Comalapa International Airport cannot handle the future influx alone. The Civil Aviation Authority has its headquarters on the airport property, in Ilopango.

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Municipalities of the San Salvador Department

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New Delhi: Jindal Stainless Ltd suffered consolidated net loss of Rs 66 crore for the fourth ended 31 March 2020 as against a net profit of Rs 34.20 crore in the same quarter of the previous fiscal.
The consolidated revenue from operation of the company went down by around 13 percent to Rs 3094 crore for the fourth quarter ended 31 March 2020 as compared to Rs 3547 crore in the same quarter of the previous fiscal.
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Channel 5's Happy Campers' series airing this Sunday
Holiday Resort Unity featured on Channel 5's Happy Campers' series airing this Sunday.
Last summer cameras followed the events at Holiday Resort Unity located in Brean Sands, Somerset. The documentary follows the team on resort as they open their doors for the first time after the national Covid-19 lockdown in 2020.
The programme takes a behind the scenes, access all areas look at the challenges of running a busy Holiday Resort and what goes into creating the family entertainment that customers enjoy so much. As well as featuring customers, reception staff and the cleaning teams on resort that bring it all together.
In the first episode, the series documents the uncertain start to the season, in which the holiday resort plans to come back with a bang.
The documentary series is set to be six, one hour-long episodes and focus on what life is like at one of the country's top leading holiday resorts.
Alan House, Director at Holiday Resort Unity said: "It has been a great privilege to play host to such a series at one of our most testing times as a business. It will be great to re-live the summer we had last year and see all those smiles again. We are currently focused on re-opening the resort again and we can't wait to welcome back our visitors to their happy place."
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Salt Lake City, Utah Population 2023
Salt Lake City is a city located in Salt Lake County Utah. It is also the county seat of Salt Lake County. With a 2023 population of 203,707, it is the largest city in Utah and the 127th largest city in the United States.Salt Lake City is currently growing at a rate of 0.66% annually and its population has increased by 1.99% since the most recent census, which recorded a population of 199,723 in 2020. Spanning over 111 miles, Salt Lake City has a population density of 1,840 people per square mile.
The average household income in Salt Lake City is $88,127 with a poverty rate of 17.73%. The median rental costs in recent years comes to - per month, and the median house value is -. The median age in Salt Lake City is 32.5 years, 32.1 years for males, and 33 years for females.
Salt Lake City, usually shortened to SLC or Salt Lake, is the capital and most populous city in the state of Utah. Salt Lake City is one of only two major urban areas in the Great Basin, along with Reno, Nevada, and it is the largest city in the Intermountain West.
The Salt Lake City-Ogden metro area, including Weber, Davis and Salt Lake counties, had a population of 1.34 million in 2000. The Census Bureau has since added Tooele and Summit counties to the Salt Lake City metro area while removing Davis and Weber counties. The larger Salt Lake City-Provo-Orem, Utah Combined Statistical Area has a population of 2.4 million and is comprised of a corridor of development that stretches 120 miles along the Wasatch Front.
Salt Lake has 6.75% of Utah's total population and 18% of Salt Lake County's population. The city proper is more populated than the surrounding area with a population density of more than 1,689 people per square mile, or 1,050 per square kilometer.
Salt Lake City Suburbs
Aside from Salt Lake City, major suburbs and incorporated places in the Salt Lake City metropolitan area include:
West Valley City is a suburb of Salt Lake City with a population estimated at 135,000, which makes it the second-largest city in Utah. West Valley City has a population density of 3,700 people per square mile.
Murray is a city on the Wasatch Front and the 14th largest city in Utah with a population estimated at 50,000 with a density of 3,700 people per square kilometer.
Midvale is a city in the Salt Lake City metropolitan area with a population of 31,000 and a density of 5,200 people per square mile.
Draper is located in Utah and Salt Lake counties about 20 miles south of Salt Lake City. It has a population of 45,000 with a density of 1,500 people per square mile.
Tooele is located in Tooele County south of Salt Lake City with a population of 33,000 and a density of 1,065 people per square mile.
Sandy is a suburb of Salt Lake City and the 6th largest city in Utah with a population of 90,000.
West Jordan is one of the fastest-growing suburbs of Salt Lake with a population of 110,000 (density of 3,356 people per square mile), which makes it the 4th most populous city in Utah.
South Jordan has a population of 60,000 with a density of 2,531 people per square mile.
Taylorsville has a population of 60,000 with a density of 5,415 people per square mile.
Wendover is located in Tooele County on the western border of Utah and contiguous with West Wendover, Nevada. Wendover has a population of 1,500.
Park City is located in Summit County about 32 miles southeast of Salt Lake City. Park City has a population of just 8,000, but the tourist population greatly exceeds the number of permanent residents with three major ski resorts in the city and the location of the Sundance Film Festival, the largest independent film festival in the U.S.
Salt Lake City Population and Diversity Statistics
For most of its history, Salt Lake has been mostly white. Between 1860 and 1950, white people accounted for 99% of the population. The demographics of Salt Lake City have changed dramatically over the last few decades. Today, Hispanics make up 22% of the total population, and there is a growing gay community. 2% of the population are Pacific Islander, mostly Samoans, and Tongans.
Housing costs in the Wasatch Front have been inflated with low housing vacancies and large families. This means that 1 out of every six people live below the poverty line.
Despite being the headquarters for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church), under 50% of the population of Salt Lake City belongs to the LDS Church. This is lower than in the rural areas of Utah. LDS members account for 62% of Utah's total population.
Like most large cities, there are many ethnic enclaves in Salt Lake City. Hispanic and Latino Americans account for a large percentage of the population in the Glendale and Rose Park areas. The Pacific Islander population is also centered in Glendale and Rose Park, as well as Poplar Grove. The majority of the Pacific Islanders in the city belong to the LDS church. There are also new immigrant communities outside the city limits of Nepalies and refugees from Myanmar.
Salt Lake is considered one of the most gay-friendly places to live in the country with a large gay community, as well as the largest Jewish congregation in Utah. This has led to controversy from socially conservative officials, however. A 2006 UCLA study found that 7.6% of the population of the city is openly bisexual or gay, compared to less than 4% for the metropolitan area.
Salt Lake City Facts
Salt Lake City was ranked as the vainest city in the U.S. by Forbes based on cosmetics spending and the high number of plastic surgeons.
In the early 20th century, pollution was so bad in the city that it created a Smoke Department.
In the 1970s, the nearby city of Bingham was destroyed by a massive open-pit copper mine.
The mountains near Salt Lake receive an average snowfall of 500 inches.
Salt Lake and Utah are known for world-class snow that is unusually dry.
SLC has one of the largest LGBT communities in the country.
While the Great Salt Lake is larger than the state of Delaware, it has an average depth of just 13 feet.
Before Europeans arrived in the area, Ute, Shoshone, and Paiute people had lived in the area for thousands of years. It was actually in the territory of the Northwestern Shoshone at the time Salt Lake City was founded, but their occupation was seasonal. The government never recognized an aboriginal title by the group.
Salt Lake City was founded in 1847 by Brigham Young and other Mormon followers. The city was originally named the Great Salt Lake City because of its proximity to the Great Salt Lake, but the "Great" was dropped by 1868. The Latter-day Saints were the first permanent settlers to the area, as they were looking for an isolated area to practice their religion. The site for the Salt Lake Temple was designated just days after arriving in the area, and it later became a famous landmark. The temple took 40 years to complete.
The Mormon pioneers then organized a state called Deseret and petitioned for recognition in 1849. The United States rebuffed this and established the Utah territory, designating Fillmore as the capital, although Salt Lake was replaced as capital a decade later. Meanwhile, the population of Salt Lake continued to grow as Mormon converts and gold seekers flooded the new city, which became one of the largest in the American Old West.
Before long, disputes with the government over the Mormon practice of polygamy worsened until, in 1857, President James Buchanan declared the area in rebellion and began the Utah War. In 1890, the LDS Church began to abandon polygamy, paving the way for Utah's statehood in 1896.
Salt Lake City Demographics
According to the most recent ACS, the racial composition of Salt Lake City was:
Other race: 11.18%
Asian: 5.31%
Two or more races: 4.56%
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 1.79%
Salt Lake County
Land Area (mi²)
110.7 sq mi
Density (mi²)
1,840.20/sq mi
Rank in State
Rank in Country
The current population of Salt Lake City, Utah is 203,707 based on our projections of the latest US Census estimates.The last official US Census in 2020 recorded the population at 199,723.
Salt Lake City Metro Area Population by Year
Salt Lake City Population by Race
Salt Lake City Population Pyramid 2023
Salt Lake City Median Age
Salt Lake City Adults
There are 161,175 adults, (23,277 of whom are seniors) in Salt Lake City.
Salt Lake City Age Dependency
Salt Lake City Sex Ratio
Female 97,148 48.54%
Salt Lake City Population by Age
Salt Lake City Renter vs Owner Occupied by Household Type
Salt Lake City Households and Families
Salt Lake City Educational Attainment by Sex (over 25)
Salt Lake City Educational Attainment by Race
Salt Lake City Earnings by Educational Attainment
Salt Lake City Language by Age
Salt Lake City Language
74.49% of Salt Lake City residents speak only English, while 25.51% speak other languages. The non-English language spoken by the largest group is Spanish, which is spoken by 15.63% of the population.
Salt Lake City Poverty by Race
Poverty in Salt Lake City
The race most likely to be in poverty in Salt Lake City is Native, with 49.2% below the poverty level.
The race least likely to be in poverty in Salt Lake City is Islander, with 7.19% below the poverty level.
Salt Lake City Poverty
Salt Lake City Poverty Rate by Education
Salt Lake City Poverty Rate by Employment Status and Sex
Salt Lake City Income by Household Type
Salt Lake City Marital Status
Salt Lake City Married by Age and Sex
Salt Lake City Marriage
Salt Lake City Marital Status by Race
Salt Lake City Veterans by War
Salt Lake City Veterans by Age
Salt Lake City Veterans by Race
Salt Lake City Veterans by Education
Salt Lake City Employment by Age
Salt Lake City Employment by Race
Salt Lake City Employment by Education
Born in Salt Lake City
83.92% of Salt Lake City residents were born in the United States, with 46.68% having been born in Utah. 10.82% of residents are not US citizens. Of those not born in the United States, the largest percentage are from Latin America.
Salt Lake City Place of Birth
Note: data after 2020 is projected based on recent growth
Salt Lake City Population by Year


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