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'Glee' Creators Have Announced A College Fund They Are Creating For Naya Rivera's Son
BY Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez | July 16, 2020 AT 9:29 am
By Jorge Rodriguez-Jimenez July 16, 2020 at 9:29 am
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There are still a lot of questions surrounding Naya Rivera's sudden and tragic death. The 33-year-old actress is survived by her young son Josey and the creators of "Glee" are coming together to help his future.
"Glee" creators Ryan Murphy, Ian Brennan, and Brad Falchuk have announced a college fund for Naya Rivera's son.
they're setting up a college fund for josey and i know most of us disliked them most of the time for their writing choices or anything else related to the show, but i have so much respect for them.
— amy. ミ☆ (@bridgetsrose) July 14, 2020
Josey Hollis Dorsey, who is 4 years old, was with his mother when she tragically died on Lake Piru in Ventura County, California. Since the discovery of Rivera's body, the cast and creators of "Glee" have shared touching tributes to the actress and singer.
"Our hearts go out to her family, especially her mom Yolanda, who was a big part of the 'Glee' family and her son Josey," reads the statement by the three creators. "The three of use are currently in the process of creating a college fund for the beautiful son Naya loved most of all."
The statement comes with the backdrop that Rivera sacrificed her own life to save her son.
Naya used her last breath, her last bit of energy, her last few moments alive to save Josey. She saved his life & died just as an amazing mother & the hero she was every single day to that little boy. #nayarivera The whole world needs to know her love for this son of hers. pic.twitter.com/MB6WUF5nC3
— coco 🖤🤍🦋 (@coco_snixx) July 13, 2020
According to the official autopsy, Rivera's cause fo death was drowning in Lake Piru. The actress had rented a pontoon boat for her and her son to enjoy some time together on the lake around the 4th of July holiday. According to officials, Rivera made the ultimate sacrifice for her son.
"She mustered enough energy to get her son back onto the boat, but not enough to save herself," Ventura County Sheriff Bill Ayub said in a press conference, according to CNN.
Her former "Glee" classmates remember Rivera as a loving and kind person.
And even as I sit here, struggling to comprehend, gutted beyond description- the very thought of her cracks me up and still brings a smile to my face. That was Naya's gift.
And it's a gift that will never go away.
Rest in peace you wild, hilarious, beautiful angel.
— Darren Criss (@DarrenCriss) July 14, 2020
It is clear that Rivera left an indelible mark on everyone she worked with. Her passion for life and her craft is evident in the constant outpouring of love from friends, family, and costars as they continue to try to make sense of the tragedy.
Rest in peace, Naya.
READ: Queer People Are Shouting Their Gratitude For Naya Rivera's Trailblazing Character Santana Lopez
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A Doorbell Camera Captured The Terrifying Moment A Neighbor Saved A Family From Their burning home
By Cristal Mesa January 6, 2021 at 7:17 pm
BY Cristal Mesa | January 6, 2021 AT 7:17 pm
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A family from Arizona has tragically been without a home since New Year's Day. Fortunately, however, thanks to the swift efforts of a neighbor, they still have each other.
On New Year's Day, the Salgado family was asleep in their home in Avondale, Arizona when they heard a frantic knock at their door. Nicole Salgado's husband, who lived in the home with their children, opened the front door to find her neighbor shouting at her to get her family out of the house. It was on fire.
The Salgado family woke up New Year's Day to find their house in flames.
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"We were all asleep," Salgado explained to CNN in an interview. "Then all of the sudden around 7:30 in the morning, we hear banging on our door and our doorbell is going off and we kind of get scared."
Their neighbor, Carolyn Palisch, was there telling them to get out of the house. Footage from the family's home security video shows their neighbor running past flames to get to the home.
"He opened the door and all I heard was our neighbor Carolyn saying your house is on fire you have to get out," said Salgado.
Salgado, who is a mother to four children, hurried to gather her children. Together, all of them escaped the burning home safely. "It was just kind of frantic at first, making sure we got everyone out and the dogs out," she explained. "Then once we realized the full extent of it we were just in shock as we watched our home burn."
Sadly, the Salgado family lost all their belongings in the fire
Salgado explained that the roof of her house collapsed moments after they escaped. According to CNN, firefighters at the scene claimed that if the family had still been sleeping at the time the roof had collapsed they would have inhaled the smoke and likely passed out immediately.
We are so thankful to just be alive," Salgado explained in a post to her TikTook page. She also included doorbell camera footage of the moment their neighbor came to the rescue.
Salgado's video has been liked nearly 7 million times on TikTok.
"Never did we think it was going to blow up the way it did. But we are so grateful," Salgado explained. "We are so glad it did for Carol, to show how amazing she is. If it wasn't for her it'd be a totally different story. We feel so thankful to her. We're always going to consider her family. She not only saved us, she saved our kids."
Salgado says that the cause of the fire is still under investigation and shared that her family has created a Go Fund Me account to help them rebuild their lives.
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Naya Rivera Was Remembered In A Touching Tribute Featuring The Beatles' 'Here Comes The Sun' By Demi Lovato
By Cristal Mesa December 15, 2020 at 2:01 pm
BY Cristal Mesa | December 15, 2020 AT 2:01 pm
Months have passed with quite a few additional ups and downs but Demi Lovato hasn't forgotten about her late friend and former Glee costar, Naya Rivera. Five months after Rivera's body was found following a disappearance during a boating trip with her son, Lovato paid a tribute to the actress on Instagram.
In a post shared to her Instagram story on Sunday, the "Sorry Not Sorry" singer, remembered Rivera in a video.
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Lovato shared a video of the gleaming sun while she was on a hike and captioned the video "Miss You [Naya Rivera]." In a reference to a song that Lovato sang with Rivera, the singer played a clip of The Beatles' "Here Comes the Sun" in the background.
Lovato and Rivera's characters (Dani and Santana Lopez) fell in love after singing "Here Comes the Sun" during a shift at a diner in the fifth season of the musical drama series.
Rivera's body was found in Lake Piru in Ventura County, California on July 13.
Demi lovato & Naya Rivera mean the world to me.I'm still in shock w what happened to Naya & I haven't been able to talk about anything else. But I just wanna say that I love Demi with all my heart & I'm so happy that she's happy rn .I couldn't imagine a world without her as well. pic.twitter.com/NZBzuad5DR
— Jay ミ☆🎄 (@jayslovatoo) July 18, 2020
Her body was found five days after she disappeared during a boat excursion with her 5-year-old son Josey. Soon after Rivera was found, Lovato reflected on her costar writing that she would "forever cherish" her role as Rivera's girlfriend on the series.
"RIP Naya Rivera. I'll forever cherish the opportunity to play your girlfriend on Glee," Lovato wrote on Instagram at the time. "The character you played was groundbreaking for tons of closeted queer girls (like me at the time) and open queer girls, and your ambition and accomplishments were inspiring to Latina women all over the world."
"My heart goes out to your loved ones at this time.. ❤🕊," she wrote at the end of her caption.
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Bauchou Defends Canadian Amateur Title in Record Fashion
by Golf Canada
see also: View results for Canadian Amateur, Laval sur le Lac Club, Zach Bauchou Rankings
Zach Bauchou (Chuck Russell/Golf Canada photo)
DUNCAN B.C., CANADA (August 9, 2018) – American Zach Bauchou held on in Thursday's final round of the 114th Canadian Men's Amateur Championship at Duncan Meadows to become the 14th back-to-back champion in history.
Bauchou, a Forest, Va., native, fired a 5-under 66 in the final round to finish with a three-stroke victory at 18 under par—tying the tournament record set in 1970 by Allen Miller.
"It's truly an honour to be a back-to-back champion at the Canadian Men's Amateur—words can't really express how much it means to me to come up here and defend and play as well as I did," said the 22-year-old. "I'm truly honoured to win this tournament again."
In 2017, Bauchou became the 22nd American to hoist the Earl Grey Cup, and now becomes the third American to win back-to-back championships (Han Lee, Frank Stranahan, Albert Campbell).
For the first time since Monday, Bauchou relinquished the lead to momentarily sit tied at 14 under par with fellow American Philip Knowles, who surged up the leaderboard early with birdies on three of his first four holes.
Bauchou pulled away on the back nine, with a momentum swing on the 15th hole where he sunk a winding birdie putt, while Knowles slipped with a three-putt from inside 10 feet.
"He [Philip] played really well, especially on the front nine, he really putted good," said Bauchou. "My putt was right in the middle which was really nice – sometimes you need those putts to go in in order to win."
With the victory, Bauchou receives an exemption into the 2019 RBC Canadian Open at Hamilton Golf and Country Club in Hamilton, Ont., from June 3-9. Having already received an exemption into the U.S. Amateur via World Amateur Ranking (No. 21), Bauchou had his mind set this year on defending.
"I think the feelings are a lot different for me this year," said Bauchou. "Today I was playing to defend, and you have a little difference in responses and I was a lot less nervous today than I was last year, which was the different this year."
Knowles closed in solo second at 15 under par. The Jacksonville, Fla., native also shot a 64 in Wednesday's third round to set the course record at Duncan Meadows.
"Just like that you go from walking up the green, thinking you might get back to all-square to being three down with three to play," said Knowles, who is entering his senior year at the University of North Florida. "I shot 15 under. You can't shake your head at that, there's a lot of circles on the scorecard."
Elmira, Ont., native Garrett Rank finished in third place at 13 under par, also taking home low Canadian honours in the process. The 30-year-old will return to B.C. from Aug. 21-24 to compete in the Canadian Men's Mid-Amateur at Victoria Golf Club, where he'll look to collect his fourth title in five years.
"You'd like to add this one to the resume for sure," said Rank. "Without sounding arrogant I have won a lot of Golf Canada championships so it would be nice at one point to get one of these."
Earlier in the week, Team Quebec captured the inter-provincial title to win their second consecutive Willingdon Cup. Julien Sale (Gatineau, Que.) and Team Canada members Joey Savoie (La Prairie, Que.) and Hugo Bernard (Mont-Saint-Hilaire, Que.) helped Quebec to a 10-under-par score and a seven-stroke win—their eighth victory all-time.
Results: Canadian Amateur
1 Zach Bauchou Forest, VA 1000 65-68-67-66=266
2 Philip Knowles Bradenton, FL 700 68-70-64-67=269
3 Garrett Rank Canada 500 74-65-67-65=271
4 Justin Warren Australia 500 78-64-65-66=273
5 Sam Stevens Wichita, KS 500 71-69-65-69=274
View full results for Canadian Amateur
ABOUT THE Canadian Amateur
This competition is open to male amateur golfers. Canadian players must be a member of a golf club in good standing with Golf Canada or who are Gold level members of Golf Canada's membership program. Foreign players must be members in good standing with their respective association. 72-hole stroke play championship with a cut after 36 holes to the low 70 players and ties. The winner earns a spot in the PGA Tour's Canadian Open.

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Not Your Typical Holiday Gift Guide
A roundup of Hanukkah and Christmas presents from Manhattan's independent shops—plus seasonal bakery treats.
By Linda Dyett
Small Business Saturday has come and gone. But with Amazon soon entering right across the East River in Long Island City, let's show our support for our city's marvelous independent shops—starting now as the holidays kick off. Many of the items I recommend below are either designed and handmade with love by local artisans, or produced by small contracting studios. Absolutely nothing is available on Amazon or at the big-box stores.
Of course, everything I chose has a stylish, chic, offbeat, edgy or delectably homey edge, and many items have a New York-centric story to tell.
Four of the shops featured below are located on a single stretch of 9th Street in the East Village. Much of that block—unlike any other in this city—is home to designer-proprietors who take pride in wares that are produced locally—sometimes in-house or even on a sewing machine at the cash desk. It's almost a throwback to an earlier shopping era.
The recipients of these gifts will very likely appreciate the care that went into shopping for them. So, readers, put on your walking shoes, get out your Metro card (or summon Via or Uber) for a shopping spree that will take you all around town.
Dinosaur Hill puppets & marionettes ($40 to $100)
Delighting kids and their relatives since 1983, jam-packed Dinosaur Hill has a well-deserved reputation as a world-class toy store, children's book store and clothing bazaar. Among the hundreds of beguiling non-Disney items at this beloved 9th Street destination store is a selection of handmade puppets and marionettes. A mama bear hand puppet carrying her baby in a tote bag strung around her neck, as well as a range of other mama-and-baby animal puppets, are handmade by Puppets by Noé (above). Noé was an early Dinosaur Hill employee who went on to a teaching career. On retiring, she promptly began making puppets in her East Village apartment that she sells to the store. Also in stock: intricately handcrafted marionettes—chef, beer server, doctor, princess, ogre, Pierrot—all in Old World attire (at top, photo by Manhattan Sideways). They'll charm grownups as well as kids. The store's indefatigable owner—Pamela Pier—imports them from the Czech Republic. Dinosaur Hill, 306 East 9th Street, dinosaurhill.com
Monika Knutsson's gilded and silvered lace rings ($190 to $295)
Imagine a snippet of antique or vintage lace that's shaped and dipped in liquid 24k gold, rose gold, silver or gunmetal. That's the jewelry created by the Upper West Side fashion designer/artisan Monika Knutsson (previously profiled on our site: See Turning Antique Lace Into Silver and Gold) and in The New York Times. The jewelry looks delicate, but is definitely sturdy. And while the lace may be traditional, Knutsson's standout rings are often worn the contemporary way—in mismatched multiples on two or more fingers. On December 6 and 7, Knutsson will hold a holiday trunk show at her Upper West Side studio, featuring new gift items. monikaknutsson.com. To RSVP, contact@monikaknutsson.com
Amy Routman's watercolors and sketches ($750 and up)
An architect and designer living and working in Manhattan, Amy Routman turned to painting and drawing as a meaningful part of her everyday life and design process. Her delicate and impressionistic style conveys her fascination with how her subjects adorn themselves, letting colors and textures represent what she calls "their essence." When Routman's not painting fashion figures she admires, she fills commissions, typically painting striking-looking women such as the director of a Chelsea art gallery and a Canadian mystery writer. amyroutman.com
Elliot Mann earrings ($39) and pouches ($80)
Louise Paul is a Danish-born 9th Street designer known for her locally made easygoing but savvy styles. A previous NYCitywoman profile focused on her customizing services. (See Custom-Made Womenswear). Paul also designs unique hand-knotted, crocheted, macrame'd, hand-beaded and hand-fringed accessories in cotton and shimmery nylon. Included here, and great for holiday gift-giving, is a new line of playful, vividly colored dangly cotton yarn earrings, each pair packaged in its own a wicker case that's tied with a pert bow.
There's also a stash of one-of-a-kind, swing-from-the-wrist fantasy pouches adorned with piping and fringes (above). These handmade items are available in-store only. Hurry, they're going quickly. Elliot Mann, 324 East 9th Street, elliotmann.com
D.L. Cerney retro woolens: women's winter hats ($48 to $98)
and men's vests ($250 to $350)
Next door to Elliot Mann, the multi-talented artist/artisan Linda St. John has a deep historic knowledge of fashion and clothing construction, which informs the designs at D.L. Cerney, her truly one-of-a-kind women's and men's clothing shop (Cerney is her married name). The look is decidedly Modernist late '40s and '50s. Even the fabrics, including vintage woolens, are authentic from that period. She's been amassing them for decades from local wholesalers. For winter '18, St. John created whimsical wool tartan, tweed and fleece hats, some pointy, some very pointy, some reversible to solid black, some with tassel tops, some in raffish color combinations—which are she put together at the sewing machine perched on the cash desk at her narrow little shop (above),
As for clothing, St. John (shown above right, photo by EV Grieve) does a brisk business in one-of-a-kind men's vests, like a forest green wool crepe number with glass buttons and a leather buckle in back (above left). Her men's- and womenswear can be custom-made. D.L. Cerney, 324 East 9th Street, dlcerney.com
Uko Morita Faceted Tea Pot Green ($195) and Mug ($32), at Sara Japanese Pottery
Born in Japan, Uko Morita had an early career as a Formula One race car driver. Then he moved to New York, somehow became Isamu Noguchi's protégé, and switched to a safer livelihood as a sculptor and ceramic artist. After teaching pottery for several decades at SUNY Purchase, Morita settled in Westhampton, where he now works and sells his wares, which include an elegantly faceted yet rustic Taro Tea Pot Green with bamboo handle, and color-matching Mug Cups. Both are sold at Sara Japanese Pottery, a Hunter College-area destination for contemporary artisanal glassware, lacquerware, ceramic dinnerware and table linens from both Japan and the U.S. since 1989. Sara Japanese Pottery, 950 Lexington Ave.
Meg Big Collar Shirt ($235) and Wrap Belt Bag ($145)
Meg Kinney, a third 9th Street shopkeeper/designer, started out in 1994 with one small store. She now has five New York City locations that sell her sought-after streamlined styles, holding an appeal for urban women of all ages. Meg's pure cotton button-down Oxford Big Collar Shirt, in sky blue or white, is a savvy new take on a menswear classic, and will fit varying sizes and shapes. It's shown with a Wrap Belt Bag in soft leather, black or brown—very stylish this season. Meg, 312 East 9th Street, 69 Eighth Ave. and 1038 Lexington Ave. in Manhattan; 54 N. 6th Street in Williamsburg and 358 Atlantic Ave. in Boerum Hill. megshops.com
Silver Moon Bakery holiday baked goods ($1.40 to $36)
For many years, Judith Norell, an Upper West Sider, was a concert harpsichordist with a passion for baking bread. Eighteen years ago, she gave up her music career, apprenticed at Amy's Bread and studied pastry making with a master baker in Paris. Then she opened Silver Moon Bakery on Upper Broadway, not far from Columbia University. It's been a major success ever since.
For the holidays, Norell and her industrious staff go all-out ecumenical. Hanukkah fare includes Star of David Cookies, Gelt Bags and Suvganiot, Israeli jelly donuts, baked with brioche dough and filled with raspberry preserves (above left). As for Christmas: chocolate- or chestnut-flavored Bûche de Noël; Dresdener Stollen; Sicilian Christmas bread and rolls, filled with nuts and candied fruits (above right); Chocolate Pecan Tart; Russian Nut Cookies and Gingerbread Man cookies. And don't forget Epiphany, for Galette de Rois. Order by phone for large quantities. Silver Moon Bakery, 2740 Broadway, 212-866-4717, silvermoonbakery.com
Linda Dyett's articles on fashion, beauty, health, home design, and architecture have appeared in The New York Times, Washington Post, Monocle, Afar, New York magazine, Allure, Travel & Leisure, and many other publications.
You may enjoy other NYCitywoman articles by Linda Dyett:
The Discreet Magic of Berets and Caps
New York Seniors and the Clutter Dilemma
Hair Style News: Isn't it Time for an Update?
End-of-Winter Skin Soothers and Rechargers
The Latest in Makeup: Think Little or None
Tips from a Top NYC Hair Colorist
A Makeup Update for Mature Faces


Ace shuttler P V Sindhu on Friday noted that a lot of respect was given to women in foreign countries, but, in India, people do not practise what they preach.
"I want to say and wish that everybody should respect others and especially women," said the ace shuttler, adding "women have to be strong and we have to believe ourselves as a woman we can do anything".
Women who face sexual harassment, be it physical or mental, should come forward and should not be ashamed of it, and they should talk about and speak about it, Sindhu stressed.
She said the the #MeToo movement had brought lot of awareness about sexual harassment at workplace, adding that this movement educated both women and also men about the responsibilities towards the society.
Hyderabad Police Commissioner Anjani Kumar said that the vision of the initiative is to spread awareness across working women in all sectors on what amounts to sexual harassment and what measures are required to be taken for its prevention.
During the symposium, various provisions of the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition, and Redressal) Act, 2013, were explained to the delegates with specific inputs on role and responsibilities of the organisations; constitution and functions of internal complaints committee; and reporting and redressal mechanism for women employees.


VIENNA, Nov. 26 — The Austrian tourism industry is optimistic about the upcoming winter season due to positive indicators in October and November, a spokesperson from the Federal Economic Chambers told journalists Tuesday.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 26 — Cancer was the cause of death for 1.281 million persons in the EU in 2011, responsible for 26.3 percent of all deaths, according to data released Tuesday by Eurostat, the statistical office of the EU.
LISBON, Nov. 26 — An unauthorized cheese factory in the northern Portuguese town of Baiao, 370 km north of Lisbon, is the source of an outbreak of brucellosis in the area, which has so far led to 13 confirmed infections, according to local press reports on Tuesday.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Tuesday issued two final rules requiring that calorie information be listed on menus and menu boards in chain restaurants, similar retail food establishments and vending machines as part of the country's efforts to fight obesity.
ROME, Nov 26 — An Italian doctor, who was flown home on Tuesday after testing positive for the Ebola virus in Sierra Leone, was being treated with an experimental medicine here, local media reported.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 — U.S. real gross domestic (GDP) increased at an annual rate of 3.9 percent in the third quarter this year, higher than the initial estimate of 3.5 percent, according to the second estimate released by the U.S. Commerce Department on Tuesday.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26 — U.S. consumer confidence, which had rebounded in October, declined in November, the New York-based research group Conference Board said Tuesday in a report.
PARIS, Nov. 26 — The French stock market benchmark index CAC 40 gained an advance of 0.32 percent to close at 4,382. 31 points on Tuesday, up 13.87 points.
MOSCOW, Nov. 26 — Negotiations on a free trade zone agreement between the Customs Union and Vietnam are at the final stage, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday.
PARIS, Nov. 26 — Growth in France would rise gradually in 2015 and 2016, but it will remain too weak to digest a large slice of unemployed people among its 66 million population, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said on Tuesday.


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Q: How to discard local changes and pull latest from GitHub repository I have a directory on my machine where I store all projects from GitHub. I opened one of them and made changes locally on my machine. Project got messed up and now I want to discard all the changes I made and pull the latest version from the repository. I am relatively new to GitHub, using Git Shell.
Would git pull command be sufficient?
Do I need to do anything extra to discard the changes made locally?
Can anyone help?

A: In addition to the above answers, there is always the scorched earth method.
rm -R <folder>

in Windows shell the command is:
rd /s <folder>

Then you can just checkout the project again:
git clone -v <repository URL>

This will definitely remove any local changes and pull the latest from the remote repository. Be careful with rm -R as it will delete your good data if you put the wrong path. For instance, definitely do not do:
rm -R /

edit: To fix spelling and add emphasis.

A: Run the below commands
git log

From this you will get your last push commit hash key
git reset --hard <your commit hash key>

A: Just adding to what other people said I would do the following.
If you already staged changes, meaning you already did "git add" at some point,
I would do:
git reset HEAD <file_name>

If you haven't stated files for changes, as someone mentioned before just do:
git checkout .

A: I messed up my git local master branch where local master was diverted from remote local.
To make git local and master in sync, followed below step.

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*git fetch --all

*git reset --hard origin/master
If you are on any other branch you can use the branch name like below

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*git reset --hard origin/<branch_name>

How it works?

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*git fetch downloads the latest from remote without trying to merge
or rebase anything.

*git reset resets the master branch to what you just fetched

*--hard option changes all the files in your working tree to match
the files in origin/master
In Case you want to keep your local changes before syncing with remote branch.
Create a backup branch before reset

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*git checkout master (or local branch name)

*git branch new-branch-name

*Follow above step to reset head to remote branch head.

A: If you already committed the changes than you would have to revert changes.
If you didn't commit yet, just do a clean checkout git checkout .

A: git reset is what you want, but I'm going to add a couple extra things you might find useful that the other answers didn't mention.
git reset --hard HEAD resets your changes back to the last commit that your local repo has tracked.  If you made a commit, did not push it to GitHub, and want to throw that away too, see @absiddiqueLive's answer.
git clean -df will discard any new files or directories that you may have added, in case you want to throw those away.  If you haven't added any, you don't have to run this.
git pull (or if you are using git shell with the GitHub client) git sync will get the new changes from GitHub.
Edit from way in the future:
I updated my git shell the other week and noticed that the git sync command is no longer defined by default. For the record, typing git sync was equivalent to git pull && git push in bash.  I find it still helpful so it is in my bashrc.

A: To push over old repo.
git push -u origin master --force
I think the --force would work for a pull as well.

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"Arthur's play The Enclave was certainly ahead of its time in 1973 with a central homosexual character. I know he would be so pleased by the revival by the company assembled for Rattlestick's Middle Voice program."
A group of congenial friends have restored several adjoining houses in one of New York's more attractive neighborhoods, and plan to move in en masse—setting up an urban enclave. However, one of their number, a confirmed bachelor, has resolved to confront the others with the fact of his long-concealed homosexuality and to bring along his young male lover as a permanent addition to the group. Although his educated, liberal friends have always prided themselves on their tolerance and openmindedness, they are outraged, and the enclave itself is imperiled. But as, in the developing crisis, the particular nature of each other character is exposed and explored, it is evident that they are not above reproach themselves—and the ultimate lesson of the play is one of forbearance and understanding and the need for fairness in judging those whose lifestyle may diverge from the conventional.
The Enclave will tour to all five boroughs of New York City. The goal for The Enclave tour is to catalyze conversations within the communities to which the show travels, focusing on issues at the intersections of LGBTQ rights, racial prejudice, and housing inequity.
Tour performances will take place on: March 6th, March 13th, March 20th, and possibly March 29th. One of our off-site performances will take place at SAGE Center Bronx, an organization serving elderly members of the LGBTQ community in the Bronx at the Union Community Health Center.
This production is supported by a generous grant from the Laurents/Hatcher Foundation' and The Arthur Laurents Centennial Award. April 2018.


The Sam Poe Gallery, Bisbee, Arizona.
The Sam Poe Gallery in Bisbee, Arizona, was opened by Sam Woolcott and Poe Dismuke in 2008 and after 11 years on Main Street they have recently relocated onto 33 Subway Street in the historic mining town of Old Bisbee. It is a contemporary art space featuring exclusively the work of husband and wife, Poe and Sam.
Poe's work defies easy categorization. His kinetic sculptures and tabletop contraptions are part of a world where tipping ducks, yakking crows and disappearing mice co-exist happily. These mechanical marvels, ingeniously constructed from common materials, have the nostalgic appeal of well-loved toys.
The paintings, drawings and prints by Sam are inspired by Bisbee's architectural idiosyncrasies. Fortified stone walls, steep staircases and hundred-year-old miners' cabins lend themselves to a near-abstract interpretation. Her fresh use of color and perspective capture the lively spirit of the town.


I had a birthday a while back. A milestone birthday, in that it ended with a zero.
So today I was heating water to make a cup of tea. As the water heated, I moved quickly through the house to find my cup, so I could drop another teabag into it. I had to be quick, because I'd set the microwave for a minute, and I wanted to have my cup ready when it beeped. I knew which cup I'd been using all morning... but it wasn't in any of the usual spots.
there was the cup I'd been looking for.
Full of tea. Hot tea. A full cup of tea, which I'd been re-heating, as I'd left it steeping on the stovetop a little too long, and it had gotten a little cooler than I prefer.
Steeping, because I'd made it, as I always do, with an electric kettle. I have never once made tea in a microwave. Not only is it an enormous waste of energy to boil water in one of those things, the times I've drunk tea made this way at someone else's home, it makes the tea taste weird.
But in my addled and distracted, soon-to-be-senile, post-milestone brain, I'd managed to morph "re-heating tea in mug in microwave" to "preparing fresh cup of tea in kettle".
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1-يمكنك التخلص من الأتربة الموجودة بالكنب والعمل على تلميعه و يجب أن تضع الكنب ذو الألوان الزاهية في غرفة المعيشة للحفاظ على الكنب نظيفا أمام الضيوف.
2-استخدام شامبو مخصوص لتنظيف الكنب فهو مخصص لتنظيف قماش الكنب و شراء ملمع أخشاب في حال وجود جزء مصنوع من الخشب في الكنب.
3-في حال انسكاب كوب قهوة أو شاي يجب مسح البقعة مع رش الجزء الموجود به البقع ببعض الملح و استخدام فرشاة لتزيل الملح و سوف تلاحظين إختفاء البقع نهائيا.
4-يمكن استخدام معطر خاص بلكنب يدوم فترة طويلة فهو يعطي شعور بالإنتعاش و يجعل الضيوف سعداء.
By Nashwa Mostafa, at 7:02 a.m.
نوفر عمالة مدربة علي خدمة تنظيف خزانات المنازل بالمدينة المنورة .
تنظيف خزانات المياه العلوية بواسطة افضل شركة تنظيف خزانات بالمدينة المنورة و باجهزة وعمال مدربين على ذلك .
By Nashwa Mostafa, at 7:30 a.m.


Chief Electoral Officer of Chhattisgarh conducts elections and is responsible to have CG voter list. CEO Chhattisgarh has published CG CEO voter list 2018 with photo at official website ceochhattisgarh.nic.in or election.cg.nic.in. The citizen who want to check their name in the voter list 2018 chhattisgarh can download Chhattisgrah voter id card 2018. The citizen can find their name by many ways, voter id card search by name online at the official website of CEO Chhattisgarh.
The citizen can download voter id card online Chhattisgarh by visiting some simple and easy instructions which are given below in this article. Election Commission is going to conduct assembly elections in Chhattisgarh state around 2018 end. As the date of assembly elections is inching closer, CEO department regularly updates its database and has released the District-Wise Voter List Chhattisgarh.
Chhattisgarh voter list with photo is available at the official website so cg voter list 2018 pdf download from the official website. People can use the online process to obtain their S.No. (Matdata Suchi Parchi) and voter card.
You can download the CG CEO voter list 2018 by following the steps which are given below.
First of all you have to visit CEO Chhattisgarh official website ceochhattisgarh.nic.in.
At the homepage, click on the "मतदाताओं के लिए" section in the main menu.
Candidates can click the link – Electoral Roll / CG Voters List 2018 (PDF) to download voter list directly.
District wise voter list will be displayed at your screen.
The citizen cans select their district name, assembly constituency (Vidhan Sabha) and after that click at मतदान केंद्र की सूची देखे.
Now you have to enter captcha or words shown in the image.
At the front of polling station name there is option to download voter ID list 2018 with photo in PDF is available.
Chief Election Commissioner of Chhattisgarh has also revealed some other ways to check the voter list of Chhattisgarh. You can search voter list / voter id card search by name and the procedure for that is given below.
The citizen can check voter card list 2018 by name by following the given instructions which are given below.
You have to visit official website of Chief Electoral officer (CEO) of Chhattisgarh.
Here candidates can find their name online using the EPIC Number, Name, Assembly Constituency, Matdan Kendra Kramank (S.No.) and Address Details.
Here enter your epic number, enter the captcha and then click on "Search Name in Electoral Roll".
Then all the details of the candidates will get displayed on the screen. Finally, Download Voter ID Card Online for Chhattisgarh Elections 2018. This data is updated every week on a regular basis. From all the above mentioned methods of CG Voter ID Download, candidates can easily find their name in the Chhattisgarh Voter List With Photo. Furthermore, all those people whose name does not appears in the Chhattisgarh Voter List does not have to worry. They can make online enrollment for CG Voter List 2018 and can then download their Voter ID Card.


Inspired by a very special East Haven Animal Shelter rescue Husky named Simba (a.k.a. Dirty Dog). His tragic background led him to a safe haven in the form of an animal shelter where he found food, his first real bed, lots of attention, great care, and then his forever home! Thanks to the incredible patience, follow through, and love of animals by the animal control officers, Simba was rescued from a very dreary existence which gave him a chance at a life that he thrived in, and it started at age 13! Learning about Simba's experiences, and also those that animal control officers face every day, inspired this organization to form and take action.
Since the first collection drive in 2008, over 6,000 lbs of pet food and supplies have been donated to help shelter animals! The annual drive begins after Thanksgiving and ends just prior to Christmas Day with drop off locations all over Connecticut. After all the donations have been collected and sorted they are distributed to the shelters by volunteers. The process doesn't end there. These shelters pay it forward by sharing their supplies with other area shelters that have even less man power to contact us, so our donations reach many more locations and comfort many more homeless animals than we will ever know.
Over the years Presents for Paws has been fortunate enough to expand its efforts thanks to the incredible growing community support. Aesthetic improvements to the shelters including the replacement of the Old Lyme Animal Shelter's aging sign and picnic tables for the East Haven Animal Shelter's Meet-n-Green pavilion are important improvements that increase the shelter's visibility and encourages the public to continue to adopt. Such projects are not always in the budgets of these facilities, so Presents for Paws steps in to help out both financially and physically so animal control officers can focus on finding forever homes for their shelter residents.
Presents for Paws focus and mission has always been to support Connecticut shelters first, however, the community generosity is so great that when excess supplies come in Presents for Paws is able to help out other state shelters and organizations as well. Supplies have been been shipped out to Santa Barbara (fire and mudslide rescues), Texas (Hurricane Harvey rescues), Springfield (tornado rescues), and even to Long Island when the supply need is extreme due to overcrowding in the shelters.


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Nuclear warnings
Posted on November 23, 2012 by Bharat Karnad
The Indian government rarely heeds warnings, does not prepare for the worst and when the storm hits, flaps about helplessly and reaches for straws to save itself. At the beginning of the 1990s, the Bill Clinton administration came to power in the US with nuclear non-proliferation on its mind and a one-point agenda of arm-twisting India to sign the Comprehensive Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT). Prime Minister Narasimha Rao parried Washington's non-proliferation thrusts the best he could and even ordered preparations for nuclear testing. He displayed a better grasp of the evolving strategic situation than the leading members of the strategic community, led by the late K. Subrahmanyam and his acolytes from the Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses. Subrahmanyam and the IDSA group belonging to the school of minimum to non-existent deterrence instead of supporting the government's inclination to resist, advised signing the CTBT. Recall that episode? We may be heading into an even bigger non-proliferation storm that is brewing in Washington and the government, once again, seems blissfully unaware of it.
A re-elected US President Barack Obama will now push his disarmament initiative unveiled at the 2010 Prague summit with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, which upended the Rajiv Gandhi Action Plan doggedly promoted by the Congress Party. The progress on this front is likely to be measured in terms of whether India can be lassoed into the discredited 1968 Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) stable. Pressure could begin to build up on New Delhi innocuously enough with talks as follow-up to the nuclear summits that followed the Prague summit in Washington (2010) and Seoul (2012), which Prime Minister Manmohan Singh attended.
The concept to contain the Indian nuclear deterrent have recently emanated from Western think tanks. The gambit is a semi-official monograph — Less is Better: Nuclear Restraint at Low Numbers authored by Malcolm Chalmers of Britain's Royal United Service Institute (Rusi). It calls for formally "capping" the quality and quantity of the Indian and Pakistani nuclear weapons at their 20 kiloton fission levels (validated in the 1998 tests) and their numbers well short of the 200 weapons/warheads mark that, Chalmers claims, will be reached by 2025. The idea is to get the two countries to sign the CTBT even if the US does not ratify it. India and Pakistan are also urged to announce "moratoria" on fissile material production without a Fissile Material Cut-off Treaty anywhere on the horizon. It is next suggested that because any missile able to reach Europe poses a danger to it, such missiles need to be pre-empted. This will require India to not field missiles such as the advanced Agni-V, which bring almost all target sets within China and, incidentally, most of western Europe within their range. To follow this advice would require India to leave itself exposed and without a counter for the Chinese intermediate range ballistic missiles. This is necessary, Chalmers argues, because China would be unsettled by India's Multiple Independently Targetable Re-entry Vehicle (MIRV) technology that will allow a single missile to carry many warheads which, combined with its ballistic missile defence, will pose a counterforce threat to Beijing, for which reason India is to be persuaded to eschew MIRV technology as well. Finally, the Rusi report declares that India and Pakistan "need to demonstrate" that they are "satisfied" nuclear weapons states, meaning, presumably, that India, at least, is content with its present half-baked deterrent that currently has no missiles with long range, no tested weapons beyond the 20 kiloton fission-type, and no MIRV.
The report permits India (and Pakistan) to undertake "system modernisation", but they would have to forego "enhancements in their nuclear capabilities" — that is, no further testing, no MIRV, no Agni-V, no long-range submarine-launched ballistic missiles. The expected "concessions" in return for India and Pakistan accepting such "a package of restraint measures" is for the so-called NPT-recognised five nuclear weapon states (N-5) to show some "transparency" regarding their arsenals. Oh, really? How about the N-5 first divesting themselves of all missiles beyond intermediate range (2,000 km), MIRV, ballistic missile defence, and warheads/weapons above the 20 kiloton fission-type? Why do such Western schemes presume that India would accept lesser nuclear security than they enjoy and, more specifically, why is Rusi confident that this extraordinarily skewed, nearly silly, proposal is something New Delhi may be prevailed upon to accept? Because, in light of the unequal nuclear deal with the US that the Manmohan Singh regime signed without much strategic forethought, the West believes the Indian government is so enfeebled of mind — assuming there is any mind at all animating the country's policies — that New Delhi can be prodded and pushed, offered encouragement, flattery and blandishments into foregoing its nuclear security imperatives. That, essentially, Indians are saps! After all, which other country has so willingly disempowered itself so frequently? The Rusi report deserves a formal trashing by a junior official in government, lest New Delhi's non-reaction be taken as room for the West to begin prompting India into nuclear nullity.
The other paper, "The Non-Unitary Model and Deterrence Stability in South Asia", is by George Perkovich of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, who wrote a stilted history of the Indian nuclear programme as viewed through anti-proliferation glasses. His paper insinuates a US role in obtaining "deterrence stability" between India and Pakistan. Deterrence stability is, of course, a good thing, but it is even better were Islamabad to show political will to zero out the danger to its nuclear arsenal by neutralising the Islamic militants rather than concede an intercession by a third party, such as America.
But New Delhi has a track record of running to Washington every time a Pakistan-assisted terrorist incident occurs in India. This has, in fact, now become a habit, a policy crutch for the Indian government to do nothing itself — the first best option. Rarely having fresh ideas of its own in a crisis, it eagerly accepts Washington's offer to hold back Pakistan and compel it to make symbolic gestures of contrition. Such as the January 12, 2002, televised speech by the then Pakistan President, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, vowing to end terrorism emanating from Pakistan in the wake of the December 13, 2001, attack on the Indian Parliament. The Rusi report is based on the assumption that India will buckle. Perkovich has a deterministic take on subconventional incidents inevitably leading to nuclear exchange.
Actually, the "dynamic" he refers to between the two countries, for reasons of organic affinity, results in India being rendered incapable of waging a war of annihilation against Pakistan. The shared kith and kinship ties of a "partitioned community", common culture and background, and the fear of the "swing vote" wielded by Indian Muslims rule out anything other than "wars of manoeuvre" with Pakistan. For the same reasons, a nuclear exchange the West worries about is even more remote.
[ Published as "Beware! A nuclear storm brewing" in the 'Asian Age' Nov 22, 2012 at www.asianage.com/columnists/beware-nuclear-storm-brewing-489 ]
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1 Response to Nuclear warnings
satyaki says:
1. I was only able to access the introduction to the above report: which did mention that it would be difficult to get India and Pak to get to agree to any restraint at present unless the U.S, Russia and China agreed to big reductions. I have to read the rest of the report if I can get access to it.
2. There is an obvious western agenda to contain India's deterrent in some form or the other. Mostly, however, the ideas being pursued want a single warhead Agni-V to become the final weapon in the Agni series (with changing to SLBMs being OK for them provided we do not test)
In particular no MIRVs and no further testing seems to be the agenda. This was evident in the writing of many "experts" since April 19, 2012.
3. If we see the next Agni-V flight early next year, it will be a clear indication that we reject these lectures at least to the extent that they say "no Agni-V". My guess is that things will build up until the first stage of 200 warheads incl. a few single warhead Agni-V. Whether they go beyond this, I do not know.
4. One source of hope is this: it is unlikely that further U.S-Russian reductions will take place simply because Russia will insist on keeping its current stockpile, if not building up, indefinitely. Any further movement towards nuclear zero is against Russian interests.
5. The U.S, and in the long run, China, have a vested interest in a world without nukes: weaker powers will be left vulnerable to their overwhelming conventional strength. Their mil. power thus becomes a stick that they can use more freely in such a scenario.
6. In particular, as far as we are concerned, universal nuclear disarmament is not even a desirable goal. This is especially true keeping in mind our history of military laxity and keeping in mind that the human propensity for conflict/domination is not going to go away soon.


Skype said that it will stop the calling feature from its application on mobile and landline phones within India from 10 November 2014.
Google India is planning to optimise search results for slower mobile connections in India. As most of the users are now using their smartphone to access web, so optimised search results is a must need.
Microsoft at its Windows event in San Francisco announced the next release of its operating system, Windows 10.
Yahoo acquires Bangalore based startup Bookpad that hosts cloud-based documents. Bookpad is the maker of Docspad that allow the users to add document viewing, annotations and editing features within their own applications.


Here's our update for the week ending June 26, 2016.
National Aboriginal Day provided an opportunity to consider whether it should be a statutory holiday.
British Columbia was accused of ignoring its own laws in order to fast-track construction of the Site C dam on the Peace River.
Opposition to the proposed Kinder Morgan pipeline has spilled across the border into Washington State.
In British Columbia new hunting regulations were introduced to support the First Nations moose hunt, while in Manitoba, the Métis were accused of overhunting moose.
Grand Chief Derek Nepinak explained the relationship between Treaty, the constitution and the Indian Act.
Here's another assessment of the Supreme Court's Daniels decision.
Indigenous land use planning has taken root in the Northwest Territories.
What role does the Governor General have in Crown/Indigenous relations?
The Tsilhqot'in are introducing rangers to patrol their Aboriginal title lands.
The British Columbia provincial government gave its view on the law around access to Indigenous territories.
A Saskatchewan academic says Indigenous Peoples are crucial to the energy sector.
Two new lawsuits were filed challenging the National Energy Board's decision on Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline.
The Yukon was ordered to pay costs in the Peel River watershed case.
The date has been set for the hearing of the appeal of Prophet River v Canada, 2015 FC 1030, the Site C dam decision.
"The Indian under s. 35 cannot be the creature of statute created under the Indian Act."
"We no longer know exactly what to do about European history in a world that is no longer Eurocentric."


The UN Environment and the World Health Organization are jointly distributing the publication presenting the official texts of SAICM. This publication has been financially supported by the Governments of Germany and Sweden. The foreword was kindly provided by H.E. Minister Mariano Arana Sanchez of Uruguay and Ambassador Viveka Bohn of Sweden, who presided over the adoption of SAICM at the first session of the International Conference on Chemicals Management held in Dubai in February 2006.
The SAICM texts are available in the six United Nations languages. Copies may be requested from the SAICM secretariat.
At ICCM3 (17-21 September 2012), SAICM stakeholders agreed to the inclusion of new activities relating to the environmentally sound management of nanotechnologies and manufactured nanomaterials and hazardous substances within the life-cycle of electrical and electronic products in the Global Plan of Action of the Strategic Approach. The original text from ICCM3 can be found in Annex II of the meeting report.


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About Albany eXecutives Association
In 1955, a member of the Newark, New Jersey Executives Association met with Don Lewis and 13 other area businessmen with a vision of organizing an Albany Executives Association. The Association was incorporated September 29, 1957 with 14 Charter Members. Since the association's inception, there have been four Executive Directors and two attorneys (the first for two years, and the other since that time). Harold Rissberger of National Commercial Bank (now Key Bank) was permanent Chairman of the Board of Directors until he retired from the Bank in 1965. At that time, Greg Hatt became Chairman and served for 9 years until the association established that the Chairman position rotates among past Presidents.
Role of Members
The membership of this Association shall be composed of persons, firms, or corporations, each representing a different business, trade, occupation or profession and classified accordingly. The member is the firm, corporation, association, partnership, sole proprietor, or the branch office, not the individual designated as the representative or alternate.
Each designated representative shall be of good moral and business character, and shall either have the authority within his or her company to make decisions relating to his/her company's policies in areas of operations that could benefit other AXA members, or have enough influence within his/her company so that their attendance at AXA meetings could benefit other members.
Members shall attend each and every regular meeting of the Association. If said member does not attend at least two-thirds (2/3) of the regularly scheduled meetings in each quarter, or misses four consecutive meetings, membership shall be automatically terminated. Attendance at any social functions offered by the membership is at the sole discretion of each and every member.
Weekly luncheon meetings are currently held every Monday at 12:00 (noon) at the Italian American Community Center. An annual meeting will be held on the last meeting day in the Month of May every year.
It is each member's responsibility to familiarize themselves with the various businesses represented in the Association, and appropriately mention to friends and other business associates the merits of the various members of our Association.
Chairman: Kelly Marino, Accent Commercial Furniture, Inc.
President: Lisa Despart, AWCPlus
Vice President: John Zongrone, Zongrone Insurance Agency
Treasurer: E.C. Stumpf, Infamous Graphics
Secretary: Jeff Fraser, Independent Seniors, LLC
Past President: Vince Santandrea, Elite Property Care
Lauren Groff, Groff Networks
Mike Flanagan, Lamar Advertising
Scott Welton, MOOD Media
Michele Peters, Ambiance Florals
Terry Bikowicz, Crisafulli Bros.
Mindy Walts, Playbill Travel
CarolAnn Price, Certified Water, Smoke, Fire
Executive Director: John Graziano, Capitol Hill Management Services
Association Manager: Ali Bullis, Capitol Hill Management Services
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After 35 years of serving as a voluntary public servant on many Alameda County commissions and non-profit organizations' boards, Henry C. Levy retired in March from the firm he founded to become Alameda County's Treasurer-Tax Collector.
Appointed by the Alameda County Supervisors to fill the seat of his predecessor, he hit the ground running to begin the arduous process of modernizing an otherwise mid-20th Century system for tax collection.
Proactive in finding ways to provide affordable housing, engaging in the City of Oakland public bank study, educating the community about their tax bills and county finances, and promoting financial security among our county employees.


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R.S.C., 1985, c. P-36 - Table of Contents
R.S.C., 1985, c. P-36
Public Service Superannuation Act (R.S.C., 1985, c. P-36)
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PART ISuperannuation (continued)
Group 1 and Group 2 Contributors with Two or More Years of Pensionable Service (continued)
Marginal note:Return of contributions where payment by previous employer
13.03 (1) Where a contributor is entitled to a return of contributions and the pensionable service to the contributor's credit includes a period in respect of which
(a) a payment has been made into the Superannuation Account or the Public Service Pension Fund pursuant to an agreement entered into under section 40 or 40.2, and
(b) at the time the payment was made, the Pension Benefits Standards Act, 1985 or a provincial law within the meaning of subsection 40(10) required the locking-in of contributions,
the return of contributions in respect of that period shall be paid in accordance with subsection 13.01(2).
Marginal note:Deemed inclusion
(2) For the purposes of this section, paragraph (c) of the definition return of contributions in subsection 10(1) is deemed to include a reference to the total payment made pursuant to an agreement entered into under section 40 or 40.2.
Marginal note:Election for contributors
13.1 (1) If the person to whom a contributor is married or with whom he or she is cohabiting in a relationship of a conjugal nature, having so cohabited for a period of at least one year, would not be entitled to an immediate annual allowance under any other provision of this Part in the event of the contributor's death, the contributor may elect, in accordance with the regulations, to reduce the amount of the annuity or annual allowance to which the contributor is entitled in order that the person could become entitled to an immediate annual allowance under subsection (2).
Marginal note:Payment
(2) A person referred to in subsection (1) is entitled to an immediate annual allowance in an amount determined in accordance with the election and the regulations if the contributor dies and the election is not revoked or deemed to have been revoked, and the person was married to the contributor at the time of the contributor's death, or was cohabiting with the contributor in a relationship of a conjugal nature for a period of at least one year immediately before the contributor's death.
Marginal note:No entitlement
(3) A person who is entitled to receive an annual allowance under section 25 after the contributor's death is not entitled to an immediate annual allowance under subsection (2) in respect of that contributor.
2003, c. 22, s. 225(E)
14 [Repealed, 1992, c. 46, s. 11]
Air Traffic Controllers
15 In sections 16 to 24,
air traffic controller means a contributor who is or was licensed as an air traffic controller pursuant to regulations made under paragraph 8(1)(a) of the Aeronautics Act ; (contrôleur de la circulation aérienne)
operational service
operational service means service of a kind designated in the regulations made under paragraph 42(1)(rr) to be operational service and includes such periods of time spent away from such service as are specified under those regulations. (service opérationnel)
1980-81-82-83, c. 64, s. 3
Marginal note:Where employment ceases voluntarily
16 (1) Where an air traffic controller employed in operational service on or after April 1, 1976 ceases voluntarily to be employed in that service, the following provisions apply:
(a) if he ceases to be so employed having reached fifty years of age and having to his credit twenty-five years or more of operational service that is pensionable service, he is entitled, at his option on ceasing to be employed in the public service, to an immediate annuity in respect of that service in lieu of any benefit under subsection 13(1) in respect of that service; or
(b) if he ceases to be so employed having reached forty-five years of age and having to his credit twenty years or more of operational service that is pensionable service, he is entitled, at his option on ceasing to be employed in the public service, to an annual allowance in respect of that service in lieu of any benefit under subsection 13(1) in respect of that service, payable immediately on his exercising his option, equal to the amount of the deferred annuity that would be payable under subsection 13(1) in respect of that operational service reduced by the product obtained by multiplying five per cent of the amount of that annuity by the greater of
(i) fifty minus his age in years, to the nearest one-tenth of a year, at the time he exercises his option, and
(ii) twenty-five minus the number of years, to the nearest one-tenth of a year, of that operational service to his credit.
Marginal note:Deemed exercise of option
(2) Where, under paragraph (1)(a), an air traffic controller is entitled at his option to an immediate annuity, he shall be deemed to have exercised his option under that paragraph in favour of an immediate annuity if he fails within one year from the time he became so entitled to exercise an option under subsection 13(1) in respect of the same service.
R.S., 1985, c. P-36, s. 16
Marginal note:When employment ceases otherwise than voluntarily
17 (1) When an air traffic controller employed in operational service on or after April 1, 1976 ceases otherwise than voluntarily to be employed in that service for any reason, the following provisions apply:
(a) if he ceases to be so employed having to his credit twenty years or more of operational service that is pensionable service, he is entitled, at his option on ceasing to be employed in the public service, to an immediate annuity in respect of that service in respect of which he has not exercised an option under subsection (2) in lieu of any benefit under subsection 13(1) in respect of that service; or
(b) if he ceases to be so employed having to his credit ten years or more but less than twenty years of operational service that is pensionable service, he is entitled, at his option on ceasing to be employed in the public service, to an annual allowance in respect of that service in respect of which he has not exercised an option under subsection (2) in lieu of any benefit under subsection 13(1) in respect of that service, payable immediately on his exercising his option, equal to the amount of the deferred annuity that would be payable under subsection 13(1) in respect of that service reduced by the product obtained by multiplying five per cent of the amount of that annuity by twenty minus the number of years, to the nearest one-tenth of a year, of his operational service that is pensionable service, with a maximum reduction of thirty per cent.
Marginal note:Employment in public service following operational service
(2) Notwithstanding any other provision of this Act, where an air traffic controller referred to in subsection (1) is, following his operational service, employed in the public service in other than operational service and has not received a benefit pursuant to subsection (1) or subsection 13(1) in respect of his operational service, he is entitled, at his option, to an annuity equal to the amount of the immediate annuity or annual allowance that would have been payable to him under subsection (1) had he ceased to be employed in the public service when he terminated his operational service in respect of up to a maximum of fifty per cent of his operational service that is pensionable service, payable immediately on his exercising his option.
Marginal note:Deferred portion of benefits
(3) Where an air traffic controller exercises his option under subsection (2) and ceases to be employed in the public service, he is entitled to exercise an option under subsection (1) in respect of his operational service that is pensionable service for which he has not exercised an option under subsection (2).
(5) [Repealed, 1999, c. 34, s. 68]
Marginal note:Computation of benefit under subsection 13(1)
18 Where a person is entitled to a benefit under subsection 13(1) and exercises an option under section 16 or 17, the number of years of pensionable service to his credit shall, for the purpose of computing the benefit to which he is entitled under subsection 13(1), be deemed to be
(a) the number of years of pensionable service to his credit
(b) the number of years of pensionable service to his credit in respect of which he has exercised an option under section 16 or 17.
Marginal note:Additional amount to be contributed by air traffic controllers
19 Subject to subsection 5(6), every person employed in operational service and required to contribute to the Public Service Pension Fund under subsection 5(2) is, except in the circumstances described in subsection 5(3), required to contribute to the Public Service Pension Fund by reservation from salary or otherwise, in addition to any other amount required under this Act, 2% of his or her salary.
Public Service Superannuation Act
2 - Equality of Status
3 - PART I - Superannuation
4 - Superannuation
5 - Persons Required to Contribute
6 - Pensionable Service
7 - Elective Pensionable Service: Amount Required to be Paid
8 - Elections
10 - Benefits
10 - Definitions, etc.
11 - Annuities: How Computed
12 - Group 1 Contributors with Less than Two Years of Pensionable Service
12.1 - Group 2 Contributors with Less than Two Years of Pensionable Service
13 - Group 1 Contributors with Two or More Years of Pensionable Service
13.001 - Group 2 Contributors with Two or More Years of Pensionable Service
13.01 - Group 1 and Group 2 Contributors with Two or More Years of Pensionable Service
15 - Air Traffic Controllers
24.1 - Correctional Service of Canada
25 - Payments to Survivors, Children and Other Beneficiaries
27 - Minimum Benefits
28 - Disability Payments
29 - Persons Re-employed
31 - Medical Examinations
32 - Diversion of Amounts Payable in Certain Cases
33 - Presumption of Death
34 - Special Cases
35 - Transferred Pensionable Newfoundland Employees
36 - Diplomatic and Consular Representatives
37 - Public Service Corporations
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On May 31 Vice Minister of National Defence Antanas Valys congratulated and presented decorations to soldiers who had finished 6-month service as the Autonomous Vessel Protection Detachment 3 (AVPD 3) in multinational European Union operation ATALANTA tackling piracy and at sea robbery off the Somali coast in the Indian Ocean.
"The service and professionalism you contribute to multinational operations allow Lithuania to be a respectable state and a responsible member of NATO and the European Union. For us, all the people of Lithuania, it means NATO support. Your efforts were preventing piracy, while efforts of our allies ensure completion of NATO Baltic air policing tasks, also, soldiers from different countries are rehearsing to counter possible aggression here," Vice Minister A.Valys said.
From May 31 to June 1 teachers and students of the Baltic Defence College (BALTDEFCOL) Higher Command Studies Course and the Joint Command and General Staff Course are conducting a visit in Lithuania. The guests have or will be meeting with leaderships of the National Defence System, NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence (ENSEC COE), and the NATO Force Integration Unit (NFIU), and representatives of the Parliament, Government and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Lithuania during the visit.
From May 23 to 29 NATO fighter aircraft conducting air policing tasks in the Baltic States were scrambled twice to intercept military aircraft of the Russian Federation in international airspace above the Baltic Sea.
On May 27 NATO aircraft identified and escorted an Il-38 of the Russian Federation flying in international airspace above the Baltic Sea from Kaliningrad towards mainland Russia. The crew was flying in accordance with a pre-filed flight plan and maintained radio communication with air traffic control centre, but onboard transponder of the aircraft was switched off.
On May 27 the Council on Defence Resources of the Ministry of National Defence agreed to begin negotiations with the Government of Norway on potential acquisition of the NASAMS medium-range air defence systems.
On May 27 Minister of National Defence Juozas Olekas met with Ambassador of Korea HE Ji-in Hong. Minister J.Olekas expressed appreciation of the 25 years of excellent diplomatic relations between Lithuania and Korea.
May 26, Klaipėda, Minister of National Defence Juozas Olekas pointed out Belgium's proactive contribution to our security at a meeting with Minister of Defence of the Kingdom of Belgium Steven Vandeput.
"Having sent the first fighter aircraft of the NATO Baltic Air Policing Mission 12 years ago, Belgium continues contributing to ensure our security through intense bilateral cooperation with Lithuanian land, naval and air forces," Minister of National Defence J. Olekas said at a bilateral meeting with his Belgian counterpart aboard the LNS Jotvingis of the Lithuanian Navy.
During Operation Baltic Spirit 2016 which ran on May 16-25 roughly 50 nautical miles (or roughly 172 square kilometres) of Baltic seafloor were surveyed and 912 objects were identified. In total, 18 explosive objects were found on the seabed during the mine countermeasures (MCM) operation, 15 of the objects identified being naval mines and 3 of them – torpedoes. 17 of the 18 hazardous findings were destroyed on the spot using explosives of smaller demolition power.
NATO Force Integration Unit Lithuania is proud to announce that it will be joining the "For a Safe Lithuania" Campaign today, 26 May during their visit to the Šaltinis Children's Home.
On May 25 Minister of National Defence J.Olekas, Minister of Defence of Estonia Hannes Hanso and Minister of Defence of Latvia Raimonds Bergmanis met with their Georgian counterpart, Minister Tinatin Khidasheli in Tbilisi.
At the meeting Minister J.Olekas reiterated Lithuania's commitment to support Georgia's aspirations for NATO membership and to assist in the implementation of the Substantial NATO-Georgia Package.
On May 26 Minister of National Defence and Minister of Defence of the Kingdom of Belgium Steven Vandeput will attend DV Day events of multinational mine countermeasures (MCM) operation Open Spirit 2016 and observe participating ships conduct MCM tasks in the Baltic Sea. Later Minister of Defence of Belgium S. Vandeput and the Lithuanian Defence Minister will meet in a bilateral format aboard the LNS Jotvingis to discuss security situation at the eastern and southern NATO borders, preparations for the upcoming NATO Summit in Warsaw, and bilateral military cooperation on land, in the air and at sea.


Downtime is capable of causing long-term or irreparable damage to your IT budget, so just preparing for downtime isn't enough. What you need to do is expect downtime and accept that it will inevitably happen to your business. To showcase just how frequently downtime can occur, we've compiled several possible ways downtime can become a reality for the average business.
User error: It's not beyond the realm of possibility for employees to make mistakes. It can be something as simple as an employee moving the wrong file to the wrong location, or it can be as complicated as users mistakenly having access to data they're not supposed to see, only to have it stolen by a scammer.
Hacking attacks: If your infrastructure were to be breached and infected by viruses or ransomware, there's a good chance that you'll lose data. This can happen due to data destruction or theft, and you can't ignore the possibility of ransomware encrypting your infrastructure, either.
Natural disasters: Regardless of where your office is located, chances are that it's vulnerable to at some variant of natural disaster. Floods, fires, earthquakes, electrical storms, hurricanes, and many more, are all examples of disasters that can lead to downtime.
Hardware failure: Technology certainly isn't built to last forever, and you shouldn't expect it to. Even the hardiest of servers will eventually fall to the whims of time. The best you can do is take measures to be ready for such an event, as hardware failures can happen at inopportune times and lead to significant data loss.
In order to combat the threat of network downtime, disaster recovery is practically a necessity. This is a part of a thorough business continuity plan that's designed to get your organization up and running following a crippling disaster. This includes having reliable data backup, as well as a way to rapidly recover its contents. Data backup and disaster recovery might be all you have left to fall back on in the event of a disaster.
If you're considering tape backup, know that you could potentially lose out on an entire day's worth of work, as tape is more vulnerable to user error and isn't nearly as dynamic as the alternatives. BDR can almost instantaneously restore your data, and since you restore from the cloud rather than a physical tape, you can avoid the majority of downtime.
To learn more about how to prevent network downtime, and to ask us about our BDR solution, reach out to us at 307-686-3025.


Take I-475 S / US-23 S.
Turn RIGHT (West) onto AIRPORT HWY / OH-2.
Turn RIGHT (North) onto S CRISSEY RD / CR-65.
Enter at 9645 Old Airport Hwy., Monclova, OH.
Take I-475 N / US-23 N.
Turn LEFT (West) onto AIRPORT HWY / OH-2.
Turn LEFT (West) onto OLD AIRPORT HWY. (Just before the railroad crossing).
Take AIRPORT HWY / OH-2 West.
Take AIRPORT HWY / OH-2 East.
Turn LEFT (North) onto S CRISSEY RD / CR-65.
Take the OH-2 exit- EXIT 52- toward TOLEDO AIRPORT.
Turn LEFT (East) onto AIRPORT HWY / OH-2.
Turn LEFT (North) onto MESCHER DR.
Turn RIGHT (East) onto OLD AIRPORT HWY.


10-711 EYE DEEP IN HELL: TRENCH WARFARE IN WORLD WAR 1 by JOHN ELLIS. This book deals with the hell of trench warfare. It shows in great detail the daily life of soldiers in the trenches, on both sides. The book is a soft cover edition. It is well illustrated.


I'm banned from the supermarkets these days. Not by the stores themselves, you understand, they'd be only too happy to have my time and money. It's a self-imposed ban. Not for any ethical reasons, although I do have plenty of those. For my sanity.
I have come to realise that I don't cope well with too much choice. In a restaurant, I behave as though it's my last supper every time I order, and I often struggle to choose my lunch (when I'm not using up leftovers, that is) but the time it really comes to the fore is in the supermarket.
It begins in the fruit and vegetable section. If I'm buying apples, for example, I'll look at the variety, the condition they're in and where they have come from. I prefer to buy UK grown fruit and vegetables, but if I'm buying from abroad, then I'll look for a Fairtrade label. There are pros and cons to air-freighted vegetables, so I'll make decisions about that too. So far, so complicated. But in fact, this is now the easiest section of the supermarket for me to be in. When it comes to packaged food, I find myself looking at labels relentlessly, searching for ingredients, working out who owns the company, which type is cheaper and what looks the most appealing. It goes on and on. My husband says I go into something like shock; the proverbial deer in headlights. The last straw came when he had to drag me away from a whole wall full of tooth-pastes. I mean, why do we need so many options? Whitening, fresh breath, gum health, complete care. Do I want spearmint, fresh-mint, sensitive? Is one of those stand-up pumps better than a normal tube? Which works out cheaper? And what are blue micro-beads for anyway? There is no wonder I go into some kind of choice paralysis. Coupled with the bright lights and Christmas music in October, it's a wonder anyone gets out alive.
These days, we order our supermarket shopping online. Using the information from the last shop, I can quickly whip through the list and, even when I change things ( I always check for special offers and cheaper deals) it's so much less stressful in front of a laptop and away from the store. An added bonus is never having to take my small children with me. Not for them the opportunities to throw extra sweets into the trolley, destroy the magazine aisle or have a ginormous tantrum because I won't buy them everything they want. Those days are over.
Of course, it's not just supermarkets. The paradox of choice is everywhere – from choosing a mobile phone (uppermost in my mind, after losing mine) to a pair of jeans, and much much more. The size of the market, which is allegedly one of the greatest successes of a Western society, does not do me many favours after all.
At the moment, I'm in the throes of yet another de-cluttering of my house. This time I'm being more ruthless. I'm getting rid of lots of things that I have been keeping for sentimental reasons, despite them being hidden away and forgotten about. I'm looking for voluntary simplicity. I'd like to have far fewer things, and only buy things that I need or truly love, and keep them forever. I want things that are not trend-led but designed to last, and for my surroundings to be peaceful instead of feeling as though the house will explode if we bring one more thing into it.
It is a difficult enough thing to do with a small family for whom more is better. My son in particular is a collector and is desperate for every single engine in the Thomas Take'n'Play collection, so I will have to accommodate that to a certain extent.
Yet, the real challenge comes from within me. It is becoming easier and easier for me to get rid of things. I'm far more comfortable with that now – and I can tell that clearing out the house is doing wonders for my mind too – it's as though as weight is lifted from them when I give away yet another bag of unwanted belongings to the charity shop. But what about when the time comes to buy something new? To replace something that is worn out and cannot be repaired? I'm not talking about the occasional luxury here (those things tend to be used up anyway, given that my favourite treats are things like a bottle of fizz or a luxurious bath oil) I'm talking about the things that I hope will last forever.
5 Responses to The Paradox Of Choice.
Agree with so much of this – particularly with the decluttering, sometimes the weight of all that 'stuff' feels overwhelming. And how liberating it feels when you just get rid, it definitely gets easier to let go the more you do it.
I'm feeling a lot better after getting rid of it. Lighter, somehow. I'm going to keep going!
I know exactly what you mean… we have the biggest Tesco in the country just up the road, and although I don't tend to get into quite the same choice paralysis (though sometimes it gets me like that too!) I do wonder why we need so much choice. My particular bugbear is raisins. Who honestly needs that much choice in raisins?!
And as for decluttering; what happens when you love /all the things/? ! I don't think you've ever seen our place, but you'd faint, I think! It's crammed floor to ceiling, every room, with things which (in the words of William Morris) we know to be useful or believe to be beautiful. Some of them are sentimental, most are things we love and want to keep. And the rest are books! 😉 Every time I try for simplicity, I look at things & go 'I like that', 'that was a present from so&so', 'I definitely need that' and so on. I think I'm one of life's clutter-acquirers, and I should just accept that!
I've just remembered; the Germans have a phrase for it… Der Qual der Wahl… the torment of choice!
decluttering is hard. But once you start, it becomes oddly addictive. Can I sell this on ebay? Would X like this gizmo?
And I know exactly what you mean about supermarkets. I spend entirely too long looking at row upon row of essentially identical things before realising that actually all I need is some new toothpaste, and that one tasted nice before, so I'll just get it.


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Fast and Fearless
Fast and Fearless is a 1924 silent western film directed by Richard Thorpe, written by Betty Burbridge and starring Buffalo Bill, Jr. and Jean Arthur. The film is mostly lost: only reel 2 out of 5 has been saved at the Library of Congress.[2]
Richard Thorpe
Lester F. Scott Jr.
Betty Burbridge
Buffalo Bill, Jr.
Irving G. Ries
Action Pictures
September 15, 1924 (1924-09-15)
49 minutes[1]
English intertitles
Lightning Bill Lewis (Bill, Jr.) pursues to capture a gang led by Pedro Gómez (Magrill) that has been terrorizing a border town. When Pedro captures his girlfriend (Arthur), Bill uses the help of Captain Duerta (Riverto) to stop Pedro. In the end, Pedro is caught by Mexican soldiers and Bill is free to marry his girl.
Buffalo Bill, Jr. as Lightning Bill Lewis
Jean Arthur as Mary Brown
William H. Turner as Judge Brown
George Magrill as Pedro Gómez
Julian Rivero as Captain Duerta
Emily Barrye as Blanca
Kewpie King as Fatty Doolittle
Steve Clemente as Gonzales
Victor Allen as Sheriff Hawkins
Moviemeter Running time.
"Fast and Fearless". silentera.com.
Fast and Fearless on IMDb
Films directed by Richard Thorpe
Fast and Fearless (1924)
Full Speed (1925)
The Bonanza Buckaroo (1926)
Deuce High (1926)
The Twin Triggers (1926)
The Bandit Buster (1926)
Josselyn's Wife (1926)
The Meddlin' Stranger (1927)
The Obligin' Buckaroo (1927)
The Galloping Gobs (1927)
The Desert of the Lost (1927)
White Pebbles (1927)
The Cyclone Cowboy (1927)
The Soda Water Cowboy (1927)
The Ballyhoo Buster (1928)
The Flyin' Buckaroo (1928)
The Cowboy Cavalier (1928)
The Valley of Hunted Men (1928)
Saddle Mates (1928)
Desperate Courage (1928)
Border Romance (1929)
The Utah Kid (1930)
The Dude Wrangler (1930)
Grief Street (1931)
The Lawless Woman (1931)
Murder at Dawn (1931)
The Devil Plays (1931)
Forgotten (1931)
Beauty Parlor (1932)
Escapade (1932)
Forbidden Company (1932)
Cross-Examination (1932)
The King Murder (1932)
The Midnight Lady (1932)
Probation (1932)
Slightly Married (1932)
The Secrets of Wu Sin (1932)
Thrill of Youth (1932)
Women Won't Tell (1932)
A Man of Sentiment (1933)
Murder on the Campus (1933)
Rainbow Over Broadway (1933)
Stolen Sweets (1934)
Green Eyes (1934)
Cheating Cheaters (1934)
Secret of the Chateau (1934)
Last of the Pagans (1935)
The Voice of Bugle Ann (1936)
Tarzan Escapes (1936)
Dangerous Number (1937)
Night Must Fall (1937)
Double Wedding (1937)
Man-Proof (1938)
Love Is a Headache (1938)
The First Hundred Years (1938)
The Toy Wife (1938)
The Crowd Roars (1938)
Three Loves Has Nancy (1939)
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1939)
Tarzan Finds a Son! (1939)
The Earl of Chicago (1940)
20 Mule Team (1940)
Wyoming (1940)
The Bad Man (1941)
Tarzan's Secret Treasure (1941)
Apache Trail (1942)
Tarzan's New York Adventure (1942)
White Cargo (1942)
Three Hearts for Julia (1943)
Above Suspicion (1943)
Cry 'Havoc' (1943)
Two Girls and a Sailor (1944)
The Thin Man Goes Home (1944)
Thrill of a Romance (1945)
Her Highness and the Bellboy (1945)
Fiesta (1947)
This Time for Keeps (1947)
On an Island with You (1948)
A Date with Judy (1948)
The Sun Comes Up (1949)
Big Jack (1949)
Challenge to Lassie (1949)
Malaya (1949)
Black Hand (1950)
Three Little Words (1950)
Vengeance Valley (1951)
The Great Caruso (1951)
The Unknown Man (1951)
It's a Big Country (1952)
Carbine Williams (1952)
Ivanhoe (1952)
The Prisoner of Zenda (1952)
The Girl Who Had Everything (1953)
All the Brothers Were Valiant (1953)
Knights of the Round Table (1954)
The Student Prince (1954)
Athena (1954)
The Prodigal (1955)
The Adventures of Quentin Durward (1955)
Ten Thousand Bedrooms (1957)
Tip on a Dead Jockey (1957)
The House of the Seven Hawks (1959)
Killers of Kilimanjaro (1959)
The Tartars (1961)
The Honeymoon Machine (1961)
The Horizontal Lieutenant (1962)
Follow the Boys (1963)
The Golden Head (1964)
The Truth About Spring (1965)
That Funny Feeling (1965)
The Last Challenge (1967)
Vultures of the Sea (1928)
The Vanishing West (1928)
The Fatal Warning (1929)
The King of the Kongo (1929)
The Lone Defender (1930)
King of the Wild (1931)


After receiving multiple 911 reports of a reckless driver, a Michigan police officer locates the vehicle and witnesses as it drives over the shoulder twice before he pulls the driver over. The officer's body cam captured the exchange as he spoke to the vehicle's operator.
They quickly establish that the reckless driver is another police lieutenant from a nearby county, and the driver asks the officer who pulled him over to just let him keep going. Apparently feeling that his hands were tied (by his job and by his ethics), the officer refuses to let him leave the scene and continues asking him to step out of the car.
As the driver refuses over and over again to cooperate, the officer eventually states that he can clearly tell the driver is drunk, and their interaction gradually became more strained and frustrated. The driver kept insisting, "Just let me sit here and wait it out, let sleep it off, I'll be fine," and the officer kept repeating, "You know I can't do that, I'm trying to be nice about this."
After 5 minutes of this, the officer finally gives the driver an ultimatum: he either gets out of the car on his own, or he will be forcibly removed. Understandably, the officer doesn't want to have to do so out of respect for a fellow man with a badge, but the driver's refusal to cooperate wasn't leaving him much choice.
Somehow the officer puts up with this exchange for another long 4 minutes, at which point back-up arrives and the local police make good on their promise to physically remove him from the car and arrest him. Ultimately, the thing that got the driver out of his vehicle was the imminent threat of a taser.
About 15 minutes into the video, the driver is in handcuffs and the officer reads him his rights. The driver still refuses to accept with any idea other than the one that lets him go free to sleep on the side of the road without any consequences. With a lot of patience, the two officers finally get him in the back of their police vehicle after a painstaking 21 minutes.
The whole exchange is painful to watch, because the driver's state of intoxication has him acting like an insubordinate elementary-aged child, declaring "no, no, you're wrong" to anything he doesn't like and squirming around with frustration and exasperated sighs.
According to reports from MLive.com, the driver who was arrested in this video lost his badge and rank and is no longer a police officer. He received one year of probation, and is still employed by the Washtenaw County Sheriff's office (but not as a police officer).


2) What is a developer token?
A developer token is a unique identifier Amazon assigned in the past to developers when they applied to use AWS. We are no longer issuing developer tokens to AWS developers. Instead, we are issuing subscription IDs (see previous question). You may find that older books and articles about AWS use the term developer token. Simply use your subscription ID in any place where a developer token is requested.


Signs of Life is a 2D sci-fi survival sandbox platformer for Windows.
Signs of Life lets the player control a character which has escaped from earth before an apocalyptic war started. Before the game starts, the player can choose whether to play a male or a female character and it is also possible to modify the character's look. The player lands in a small space ship on an earth like planet which is mostly randomly generated.
When the character's small spaceship has found a place to land, you can start exploring the strange planet having nothing but the clothes on your back, a standard issue multi-function wrist laser and a faulty artificial intelligence companion named AGIS. While exploring the area you can start hunting, mining and gathering raw materials to craft all kinds of weapons, armor, gadgets, furniture, and more. You will need these stuff to prepared to meet alien creatures living on this planet.
Do you love exploring worlds in sandbox games? This page helps you to find games like Signs of Life.


Everyone affected by breast cancer knows the physical hardship it can bring. What's less commonly talked about, but also important, is how breast cancer affects patients' and survivors' mental health.
A history of mental illness can be exacerbated by a breast cancer diagnosis, and the rigors of treatment — while life-saving — are difficult, leaving many women depressed, anxious, or feeling alone.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to recognize women affected by breast cancer and raise awareness about breast cancer prevention. Many breast cancer survivors have spoken up about their struggles with mental illness. To honor their voices, here's what you need to know about breast cancer and mental health.
If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with breast cancer, you know firsthand that a diagnosis can have long-lasting mental health effects. From anxiety about the future to the stress of treatment, it's totally normal to feel a mix of intense emotions after a breast cancer diagnosis.
While normal, this turmoil can cause long-term mental health challenges. Studies show that a majority of people with breast cancer will subsequently develop symptoms of PTSD, and these symptoms tend to last longer than a year. Even after successful treatment, fear of recurrence affects many women and can be so severe it negatively impacts their quality of life.
After a breast cancer diagnosis, a woman's relationship with her body might change as well. While life-saving, mastectomies can decrease women's body confidence, impact their relationships to their sexuality, and have a negative effect on overall mental health.
Mental illness doesn't just cause distress to breast cancer patients, it can actually impact their physical health, including their mortality risk.
Pre-existing mental health conditions can make it harder for a patient to cope after a breast cancer diagnosis, in turn negatively affecting their long-term physical and emotional health. A history of trauma can increase breast cancer survivors' risk of chronic pain even after treatment. More alarmingly, several studies have found that women with depression have a higher risk of mortality both from the cancer itself and from other factors — up to double the risk of death in elderly women.
While grim, these findings make sense. As the American Psychological Association points out, a breast cancer diagnosis is a traumatic event and it's normal to have a range of emotional reactions to the diagnosis. Meanwhile, mental illness can exacerbate these natural feelings, making it even harder for patients to do things that benefit their health, like eat healthy foods, exercise, connect with friends and family, and perhaps most importantly, comply with their medical treatment.
The good news? Prioritizing mental health can actually be lifesaving. Research shows that women with breast cancer who avail of mental health support have a decreased risk of recurrence and death, even years after therapy.
If you've been diagnosed with breast cancer, it's a great idea to talk to a therapist. A therapist can help you cope throughout your breast cancer journey.
The APA recommends a combination of group therapy, which allows women to share emotional support, and individual therapy, which helps women learn problem-solving skills and alter patterns of negative thinking. A therapist can also help you work through body image or sexuality issues related to a mastectomy or treatment in general.
While breast cancer and mental illness may both feel like insurmountably large problems, you can take simple steps every day to feel better. Staying as active as you can, focusing on healthy eating including lots of fruits and vegetables, and reaching out to friends, family, a support group, or a faith group can all help, says the CDC.
You also don't have to be a medical professional to give support to people in your life with breast cancer. Social support matters, too. Research shows that having supportive intimate partners and family members increases breast cancer survivors' overall wellbeing.
If someone in your life is diagnosed with breast cancer, it's normal to want to do everything you can to support them. That's a great impulse, and your loved one deserves all the care and support you can offer. But in looking out for your loved ones, don't forget to care for yourself.
A breast cancer diagnosis doesn't just affect the mental health of the person with cancer; it can also have a serious effect on the mental health of family and friends. One study revealed that men whose partners had breast cancer were at an increased risk of hospitalization for an affective disorder like depression subsequent to the diagnosis. While it's easy to feel that you don't deserve support since you're not the one with the diagnosis, that's simply untrue: taking care of yourself makes you better able to care for your loved ones.
A breast cancer diagnosis can make patients and their loved ones feel powerless, and mental health issues, while common, can exacerbate this feeling. Some things truly are outside of our control, and accepting this can make you feel understandably overwhelmed. But there are simple things we can do to support the mental health of loved ones with breast cancer every single day.
One of the most effective strategies is also the simplest: simply be there.
If you or a loved one are struggling after a breast cancer diagnosis, you deserve support. The American Cancer Society has a range of mental health resources for people with cancer and caretakers. You can also consult the Susan G. Komen Foundation's list of breast cancer support groups.


An excellent opportunity for the right candidate on a family run Ribble Valley farm, to take charge of the daily herd management alongside the owner.
280 Modern Dairy Cow Unit, with ongoing investment. High Yielding on twice day milking through a 28:28 rapid exit parlour. TMR fed with out of parlour feeders.
DIY AI, Foot Trimming skills and a good sense of humour essential. Competitive rates of pay, flexible time off, 3 bed accommodation on farm.


Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation may be caused as a manifestation of underlying medical conditions, or owing to certain inherited disorders, such as genetic mutations.
The methodology used for Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation may vary from one laboratory to another.
What are the Clinical Indications for performing the Molecular Testing for Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation?
How is the Specimen Collected for Molecular Testing for Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation?
What is the Significance of the Molecular Testing for Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation Result?
Levi, M., de Jonge, E., & van der Poll, T. (2004). New treatment strategies for disseminated intravascular coagulation based on current understanding of the pathophysiology. Annals of medicine, 36(1), 41-49.
Ono, T., Mimuro, J., Madoiwa, S., Soejima, K., Kashiwakura, Y., Ishiwata, A., ... & Sakata, Y. (2006). Severe secondary deficiency of von Willebrand factor–cleaving protease (ADAMTS13) in patients with sepsis-induced disseminated intravascular coagulation: its correlation with development of renal failure. Blood, 107(2), 528-534.


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Q: InvalidArgumentError: Incompatible shapes: [32] vs. [180] Problem:
I am a beginner when it comes to deep learning implementation using python and I'm really stuck on this one particular issue.
I have an input data of shape [180,11,1]. I wanted to implement LSTM on this training data and I used the following code:
model.add(LSTM((1), batch_input_shape=(180,11,1), return_sequences=True))
model.add(LSTM((1), return_sequences=False))
model.compile(loss="sparse_categorical_crossentropy",
             optimizer="adam",
             metrics=['accuracy'])
model.fit(X_train, y_train, epochs = 10)

When I fitted the model, I got the following error:
InvalidArgumentError: Incompatible shapes: [32] vs. [180]
     [[{{node training/Adam/gradients/loss/lstm_2_loss/sparse_categorical_crossentropy/weighted_loss/mul_grad/Mul_1}}]]

Not sure why I am getting this error. Any help is appreciated.