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Academic libraries' role in Research Data Management Services: a South African perspective
Elisha R.T. Chiware Director, CPUT Libraries Cape Peninsula University of Technology, Bellville http://orcid.org/0000-0002-8375-9156
Zanele Mathe Research Information Services Manager CPUT Libraries Cape Peninsula University of Technology Bellville http://orcid.org/0000-0002-9996-2992
DOI: https://doi.org/10.7553/81-2-1563
Keywords: Academic libraries, eResearch, eScience, research data management, South Africa
Research Data Management (RDM) services are being implemented by academic and research libraries globally in support of university research activities. In South Africa, some libraries are beginning to provide frameworks for these services with some degree of success as policies are being formulated, infrastructure set up, library staff trained, and awareness and advocacy campaigns held with academic staff and researchers. Challenges being faced include availability of resources and infrastructures and limited data management skills among library staff. This paper reports on how the Library at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology is developing and integrating RDM services into institutional research workflows. The paper includes issues that are driving e-research at the institution and how requirements of researchers in the field of biomedical research have been used in a pilot e-research project. The report also details how the university library is using these user requirements to develop tools such as data management plans, electronic laboratory journals and systems for integration with institutional research workflows. The paper further outlines how an international collaborative approach has assisted the Library to participate in the development of an open source platform for the management of the full research lifecycle in support of RDM. It concludes with how further skills development within the Library is being undertaken to support data services and some of the likely challenges for further development of the services.
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Cho Gao
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It might not be in the swankiest of hotels, or the flashiest part of town, but that's no reason to turn your nose up at Cho Gao. In fact, it makes us love it even more.
The pan-Asian restaurant (a former Best Asian winner at the Time Out Abu Dhabi Restaurant Awards, no less), has been going for a fair few years now, and we still return to it whenever we can. There are no airs or graces about this place, it's all about the great food, brilliant service, and good-value menu and offers.
Whether you want a drink at the bar or a seat at a table, pretty much every night there's something going on that should save you a few dirhams.
On this occasion, we're eating on a Friday evening, and the dining room has a nice buzz, with tables filled with chatting couples, families and groups of friends.
We take a seat and look over the menu. Most of the starters are around the Dhs60 to Dhs80 mark, not the cheapest but portions are usually big (and we've never really had a duff dish). Mains are, on average, about Dhs100 to Dhs110. Curries start at Dhs75, steamed jasmine rice is an extra Dhs30.
We start with Sriracha chilli prawns, a classic around these parts. The bowl is absolutely huge, with around 15 massive prawns sitting in it (the picture above doesn't do it justice), slathered in spicy sauce. There's also some pickled ginger and a refreshing passion fruit salsa to offset the heat and creamy sauce. It's a winner.
Next we go for wok-fried vegetables and a side of steamed rice. It's another whopping plate of food, with the rice it's definitely enough for two if you're also having starters and are planning on a dessert (we end up taking some home with us). The veg still retains some crunch and the Szechuan sauce ads a good kick.
Dessert, a baked green lime cheesecake, is a little bland in comparison to the savoury dishes. We'll stick with mango sticky rice next time.
All the way through the meal, staff are wonderful. Attentive, friendly and keen to make sure you're doing okay without being too intrusive. It's a comfort knowing they're there to look after us, just like Cho Gao itself. We'll be back (again).
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It's an excellent place with no pretensions
FacilitiesCredit cards accepted, Dine In
Payment OptionsCash, Credit Card
CuisinesAsian
Dress CodeCasuals
12:00 PM to 1:00 AM
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Abu Dhabi, Al Markaziya, Hamdan Bin Mohammed St - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates
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Diane Costigan
Director of Coaching & Well-Being, Winston & Strawn
Diane Costigan serves as Winston & Strawn's director of coaching and well-being. As a seasoned executive and health coach, Diane works with all levels of attorneys and senior professional staff to drive performance, career, and well-being related goals. She leverages her various coaching certifications, her consulting background, and more than 20 years of experience in the legal service industry to help attorneys and staff reach the highest level of performance and engagement.
Prior to joining Winston & Strawn, Diane was a partner and head of the coaching practice for a nationally recognized legal talent management consulting firm serving Global 100 law firms. She also spent 10 years at a Global 100 law firm overseeing professional development, recruiting, legal personnel, and diversity.
Diane is a prolific writer and frequent speaker on talent development in the legal services industry. She has been quoted in Forbes, Law360, and Law Practice Magazine.


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Early Pregnancy Scans
Well-Being + Gender Scans
Well-Being + 4D Scans
Why I opened Sneak-A-Peek Ultrasound
By Maria Birch
early pregnancy
At 6 weeks pregnant, I was being sick every hour.
I felt exhausted.
Everyone kept telling me it was normal to feel that way when you're pregnant.
But it was hard to believe.
I wondered whether everything was ok.
I also worried about there being more than one baby.
Was that why I was feeling so rough?
I kept hearing how twins run in the family.
Of course, it would have been fine if I were carrying twins, I just wanted to know!
I was also battling to prevent other people from finding out I was pregnant.
I hadn't been to work for 2 weeks and my colleagues were beginning to guess the real reason for my absence.
I feared explaining myself if I found something wrong.
(That's why I didn't want to tell anybody until I knew for sure.)
But people were figuring it out anyway.
There was nothing I could do other than to make sure everything was ok with my pregnancy.
As a sonographer, I could have scanned myself to put my mind at ease.
Some of my colleagues had done so when they were pregnant.
But the thought terrified me.
I imagined myself alone in a room, placing the probe on my stomach, and finding something wrong.
It was still 6-8 weeks until my first NHS scan.
So I decided to book a private early pregnancy scan.
To be honest, I'd been a little judgmental about private scans in the past.
In NHS circles, there's a negative attitude towards private healthcare.
But now that the shoe was on the other foot, I didn't think twice.
I wanted a scan as soon as possible, in a professional environment, with my husband by my side.
Plus, there was a side benefit to having a private scan.
For a while, I'd been toying with the idea of opening a pregnancy scanning clinic in North Devon.
Patients kept telling how much they'd wanted extra scans and couldn't believe there wasn't a local clinic.
I'd never worked in private healthcare before.
I'd never had a private scan as a patient.
I was curious to know what the experience was like.
And I'm really please with my decision.
For years, patients told me that seeing their baby's heart beating on the screen was the first time it all felt real.
I understood what they meant, but only now could I fully appreciate the sense of relief.
As for the scan, it did what it said on the tin–
I left feeling reassured.
But it felt rushed.
I realised I could provide a much more personal, friendly and memorable experience.
Yes, the outcome was positive, but I don't look back and think, "that was amazing."
Even though I suspected there was a need for a clinic in North Devon, having a scan myself inspired me to action.
So I started to plan what the perfect service might look like.
It was difficult—I knew everybody would have different expectations.
But the main thing was that I didn't want people to leave feeling like a number being ticked off a list as I did.
Then, when I began to get my ducks in a row, I realised it was going to be far from a smooth ride.
Opening a clinic meant taking a big financial risk.
An ultrasound machine alone costs £60,000.
And there was other expensive medical equipment to buy.
Plus rent and utilities.
Also, being pregnant at the time meant I didn't always have the energy or motivation to make it happen.
I felt rough. I wanted to give up. I wondered why on earth I was putting myself through it.
But being pregnant was also a powerful driving force.
I knew how it felt to be pregnant and filled with doubts.
And I was in a unique position to help other women put their mind at ease.
I opened the doors to Sneak-A-Peek Ultrasound in December 2019.
There have been lots of teething problems since (and there still are!) but I've also had lots of lovely feedback:
"The time spent on the scan was amazing and I loved how long we got to look at our little boy and all the anatomy. Can't thank you enough."
— SHANNON KIFF, SOUTH MOLTON
" The setting was perfect, cosy, and decorated so nicely. Maria was very welcoming as a person and made us both feel at ease! We will definitely be back between hospital scans."
— FRAN DENNIS, BIDEFORD
I'm delighted with that the clinic is now open and helping expectant parents.
But at first, it drew a lot of judgement and criticism.
My friends and family could see I was taking a big financial risk.
I guess they were worried for me.
There was also "the timing issue."
They thought I was crazy for starting a business pregnant AND working full-time for the NHS.
They were right, of course.
But I knew something they didn't: having children would make it even harder!
In my mind, it was now or never.
And then there was the taboo of private healthcare.
Some saw it as a conflict of interest with my NHS role.
I viewed it as a complimentary service.
And local pregnant women were suffering without it.
To be honest, the criticism was difficult to handle.
But I'm grateful for the experience now.
It's made me much more thick-skinned and determined to succeed.
Worrying about what other people thought used to eat me up.
I still get doubts…
But I find it much easier to brush them off now.
I'm proud of what Sneak-A-Peek Ultrasound does for pregnant women like you.
They now have access to an experience that not only puts their mind at ease…
But which they'll remember fondly for the rest of their life.
If you want to know more about that, start here:
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Coffee With Games: PCA: National Coffee Day! Free coffee notification.
Forgot again this year, have to add it to my calendar for next..
No coffee besides the usual this morning. Might have to brew a little more in honor of the day.
I love coffee days! We don't have a "free coffee" day per se, but we do have a coffee festival which has plenty of samples and such in Sydney... which is quickly growing into one of the finest coffee drinking cities in the world.
Possibly the only reason I still stay in this city, actually.
Any reason to brew more, right? "Oh, the neighbors might stop by...time to brew some coffee!"
"Oh, you meant the neighbors might stop by next year sometime? I'll keep on brewing it fresh every hour until they arrive!"
I haven't really checked for any coffee festivals in our area, and haven't heard of any. I do know of a few roasters though, and one in particular gives tours and does coffee samples at the end of each tour.
We haven't done it yet, but it is something on our "to do" list.
Forget them, coffee is expensive! Bring their own!
Missed it myself. Went the next day to Biggby - got a Vermont Maple that I rather liked.


On movie screens: Horror/suspense film 10 Cloverfield Lane ironically offsets its creepy atmosphere with oldies like "I Think We're Alone Now" by Tommy James and the Shondells, "Venus" by Frankie Avalon and "Tell Him" by The Exciters. On home screens: Patsy Cline's captivating "Back in Baby's Arms" is featured on a current spot for Mazda, while "Green Onions" by Booker T. and the MG's, playing on a commercial for Royal Canin dog and cat food, never fails to pop up in unlikely places...where will we hear it next?
Deadpool, the year's biggest box office hit so far, has a music soundtrack that's all over the map, including some surprising selections in "Calendar Girl" by Neil Sedaka and "Hit the Road Jack" by Ray Charles, both from 1961, as well as "Mr. Sandman," the still-popular '54 standard by The Chordettes. The current number one movie, Disney's Zootopia, makes use of some vintage songs as well: "Born to Be Wild" by Steppenwolf and two by the Big E, signature hit "Hound Dog" and the Junkie XL remix of "A Little Less Conversation."
Commercial endorsements on the not-so-small-anymore high definition screen come courtesy of eos Lip Balm, with a colorful "Share the Delight" ad that features a seldom-heard Brenda Lee hit from '61, "I'm Learning About Love," while The Rolling Stones' legendary smash "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" is part of a current spot for Hilton Hotels.
The week's biggest vintage music news: "This is the Nite," the 1958 hit by Los Angeles group The Valiants on Keen Records, played all week leading up to Valentine's Day on a commercial for Expedia (as in "This is the night? Then get a room!"). It's the previous week's hottest song simply because it traveled furthest to reach its peak of exposure.
CBS's broadcast of the Grammy Awards contained absolutely no evidence of 1950-through-1969 music until about two-and-a-half hours into the telecast when Lady Gaga's tribute to David Bowie kicked off with the opening bars of his 1973 hit "Space Oddity," which just happens to have been recorded and first released in 1969. Shortly afterwards, Bonnie Raitt announced rhythm and blues legend Ruth Brown as the recipient of a Lifetime Achievement award, then joined country-rock singer Chris Stapleton for "The Thrill is Gone" in tribute to blues superstar B.B. King. Later, additional Lifetime nods were noted for jazz master Herbie Hancock, San Francisco psych-rockers Jefferson Airplane, Latin star and seven-time Grammy winner Celia Cruz, who first came to prominence in the '50s, and the prolifically diverse Linda Ronstadt. Mark Ronson, who won the evening's final award, Record of the Year, for his collaboration with Bruno Mars, "Uptown Funk," said, "I see George Clinton over there, a man who has done more for the word funk than we could ever hope to dream of in our entire lives!" Clinton began his performing career in the mid-'60s with The Parliaments. Just for the record, George Clinton is funk...he's Mr. Funk! Dr. Funk! President Funk!
So...was it a coincidence Australian artist Grace appeared on Friday's installment of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert doing "You Don't Own Me" the same night Quincy Jones (who produced Lesley Gore's original hit version from 1964) was a guest on the show?
February 7, 2016 - A Nefarious Super Bowl Question: "Do You Love Me"..."Little Demon"?
Overall, this year's Super Bowl ads had a more contemporary feel than usual. Exceptions: Janelle Monáe danced to The Contours' 1962 Motown smash "Do You Love Me" in the latest in a long line of colorful, musical Pepsi commercials. The most surprising turn came late in the game on a spot for Fitbit Blaze (The Smart Fitness Watch) and its wonderfully wacko backing track, Screamin' Jay Hawkins' deranged "Little Demon," the original flip side of his 1956 drunken-spree classic "I Put a Spell on You." Most of the other 40-plus ads featured on the year's top-rated television broadcast either sparingly made use of newer music...or had no music at all.
Current and upcoming TV series are enhancing their on-air promotional spots with some interesting musical choices. NBC'S The Blacklist, ignoring any "Hands off The Who" intimidation from CBS's CSI, is using the band's 1965 hit "Anyway Anyhow Anywhere" to plug its latest episodes. A new CW show, DC's Legends of Tomorrow, which centers on adventure hero Rip Hunter (of the 1960s comic book series Rip Hunter...Time Master), is positioning itself with help from The Chambers Brothers' '68 psych-blast "Time Has Come Today." Later this month, NBC will premiere You, Me and the Apocalypse (the comedy show has been running in Britain since September); promo spots are airing with one overexposed song (The Turtles' "Happy Together") and one really oddball pick (The 4 Seasons, masquerading as The Wonder Who?, doing their Bizarro version of Bob Dylan's "Don't Think Twice").
The first two weeks of American Idol's final season have been chock full of incidental oldies. Doris Troy's 1963 hit "Just One Look" was played, possibly because it jogged the memories of AI staff when it popped up in a recent Diet Pepsi commercial. No theory on why The Spencer Davis Group's "Keep on Running" came up...glad it did! Ernie K-Doe factored into an episode that had an abundance of talented female vocalists...so of course they couldn't resist slipping in K-Doe's "Here Come the Girls"! Fairly obscure when released over 45 years ago, more recently it's become a retro "buzz" track. "The House of the Rising Son," an ages-old folk song best known as The Animals' biggest hit, has already garnered positive results for a few auditioning Idol hopefuls. One more: Eva Gabor, baby...Green Acres! Figures a big-city talent competition like American Idol would fixate on the rural sitcom theme during its stop in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Each year at this time there seems to be one movie with a long and varied list of musical selections. Director David O. Russell's latest, Joy, starring Jennifer Lawrence, Robert DeNiro and Bradley Cooper, utilizes no less than a dozen '50s/'60s recordings. The inclusion of jazz trumpeter Lee Morgan's 1964 hit "The Sidewinder" is the most welcome surprise. The soundtrack runs the gamut from Disney-related songs "When You Wish Upon a Star" by the Dave Brubeck Quartet off the 1957 album Dave Digs Disney and "Solamente Una Vez (You Belong To My Heart)" by Nat "King" Cole from 1962's Cole Español to late '60s rock cuts "I Feel Free" by Cream from the band's debut Fresh Cream, "Stray Cat Blues" from the The Rolling Stones' LP Beggars Banquet and Buffalo Springfield's "Expecting to Fly." Also in the film: "To Love Somebody" by The Bee Gees, "A Little Less Conversation" by Elvis Presley and "The Good Life" by Frank Sinatra and Count Basie from their 1964 collaboration It Might as Well Be Swing. More "King" Cole: Nat croons "A House With Love in It" and "Winter Wonderland." Another from the Christmas cache: "Sleigh Ride," one of The Ronettes' three contributions to Phil Spector's seasonal sensation A Christmas Gift For You.
A couple of tunes not used in Joy include The Temptations' chart-topping 1965 hit "My Girl," featured in Daddy's Home starring Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg, and Vegas King Wayne Newton's signature song "Danke Schoen," currently found in housing crisis nightmare flick The Big Short.


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Here is some important information relating to various trauma and whiplash injuries involving the temporomandibular (jaw) joint. Injury to this joint and associated cranial musculature, is frequently overlooked during physician or hospital examinations. Yet, recent evidence suggests that many of these injuries are either a direct result of accidents or as a latent development.
Because it is overlooked, many patients never fully recover. They suffer needlessly with chronic intractable pain which eventually manifests as permanent degenerative changes of the temporomandibular joints. TMJ has been called the "great impostor" because of the wide variety of symptoms that often mimic other disorders – particularly cervical injuries. Any kind of accident to the head and neck area, migraines, physical abuse or sports injuries are also prone to TMJ disorder.
What should I or my Lawyer do?
If you experienced an accident or injury, or if you are a lawyer and your clients experience any of these classic TMJ symptoms, they should have a thorough dental evaluation.
Our office uses the latest in state-of-the-art instrumentation for analysis of TMJ disorder including Electromyography, Electrognathography, and Joint Vibration Analysis. This equipment assists us in documenting cases related to head, neck and temporomandibular joint injuries. Dr. Edderai will furnish you or your lawyer with complete narratives providing verification of injuries, symptoms, accident history, and outline of treatment and fees. You will find Dr. Edderai's opinions are dependable and honest with reports that include extent of injury, causation and suggested treatment.
It is difficult to objectively show damage to soft tissues. However, there are objective tests to identify and measure damage to the temporomandibular joints and associated musculature. Dr. Edderai would be happy to discuss this further with you or your lawyer and explain how these tests and measurements can be done.
To read more about temporomandibular joint disorders read our extensive TMJ section.
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Кіщак Іван Теодорович (народ. 1955) — декан факультету економіки Миколаївського національного університету імені В. О. Сухомлинського, доктор економічних наук, професор.

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У 1980 році закінчив з відзнакою Одеський сільськогосподарський інститут. У 1990 році захистив кандидатську дисертацію на здобуття наукового ступеню кандидата технічних наук. У 1994 році Кіщаку Івану Теодоровичу було присвоєно вчене звання доцента.
У 2008 році захистив дисертацію на ступінь доктора економічних наук за спеціальністю «економіка та управління національним господарством». У 2011 році було присвоєне вчене звання професора по кафедрі економіки та менеджменту.

Наукова та освітня діяльність
Автор більш ніж 150 наукових праць, у тому числі 5-х навчальних посібників, 3-х монографій, авторського свідоцтва на винахід.
Керівник кафедральної науково-дослідної теми «Комплексний вплив зовнішньоекономічних зв'язків на формування економіко-виробничого потенціалу південного регіону України».
Кіщак Іван Теодорович є науковим керівником численних аспірантів та здобувачів ступеня кандидата економічних наук та консультантом — докторантів.
Член спеціалізованої вченої ради із захисту докторських та кандидатських дисертацій (Миколаївський національний аграрний університет).

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 Каталоги — НБУВ Національна бібліотека України імені В. І. Вернадського
 Кіщак Іван Теодорович
 МНАУ — Спеціалізовані вчені ради — Д 38.806.01
Науковці Миколаївського національного університету імені В. О. Сухомлинського
Випускники Одеського аграрного університету

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Good Evening. My name is Christopher D. Greif. I am a member of the New York City Transit Riders Council (NYCTRC), the legislatively mandated representatives of New York City Transit riders. I am a Brooklyn resident and daily subway commuter, appointed to the Council by the Governor on the recommendation of the Brooklyn Borough President.
I'm here this evening to generally support these proposals to restore and improve bus service in the Bronx and Brooklyn and between Staten Island and Manhattan. The service cuts that were imposed in 2010 were the wrong solution to the MTA's financial problems, and we are pleased that these proposals reverse several of the 2010 reductions in Brooklyn service. In addition, changes to the Bx24 and X17 routes respond to current and emerging transportation needs and support increased demand for Sunday travel to and from Staten Island and growing employment opportunities at the Hutchinson Metro Center in the Bronx.
The proposed changes to the B8, B37, and B70 routes largely reverse the failed attempt to reduce costs through restructuring bus service in the Bay Ridge section of Brooklyn. The changes that were made in 2010 clearly did not work for the community that they served, and the NYCTRC is gratified that a service pattern that worked well in the past is being restored.
We are, however, concerned that the restored B37 will terminate at Atlantic Center, rather than at Court and Livingston Streets as it did in 2010. We understand New York City Transit's desire to avoid operating the B37 in the congested Downtown area, but cutting this route short will be a real hardship for riders traveling to and from Downtown Brooklyn. A transfer at Atlantic Center to another bus or a subway to continue an accessible trip is not easy, and traveling the twelve block distance between the old and new terminals without using transit is difficult or impossible for many riders.
The NYCTRC believes that bus service must evolve to meet the changing needs of the riders that it serves. We believe that these proposed changes are a major step toward better serving the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Staten Island communities.


Hard times have come for the corporation, more precisely for the main department in Tokyo, where the head of the corporation is sitting. After all, Alice and her army of clones are rushing there to finally decapitate the evil corporation that has brought so many ills. For the corporation is still aggravated by the fact that in this department no projects are envisaged. Only a human resource, armed to the teeth maximum able only to kill a couple of clones. After all, not just women, but perfect beings with incredible potential are moving toward them. Actually everything here is predetermined and this department of the corporation did not remain long. Only now the head of the corporation turned out to be a cunning person and still managed to derive his benefit from all this. Getting rid of all the clones, as well as depriving Alice of all her strength. What can be considered a small price for the loss of the department in Tokyo.
Then Alice started her way towards Alaska. In search of a refuge city and people sent there in the last part. Places where they promised green grass, lack of a virus and a readiness to shelter everyone in need. True, nothing but a wasteland with airplanes and a girlfriend with amnesia was not. Frustrated and puzzled, Alice and her friend go to Holywood. In the search, still some survivors whom they naturally find on their own. A group of people who decided that it was much better to be entrenched in prison than to be on the road forever. Having met with them, Alice learns that it was necessary to look not at all the city, but the ship, which is just near it. It remains only to think how to get to all together. Meanwhile, some suspicious zombies are starting to get to the prison with abilities clearly higher than the average statistical zombies.
Project Alice - No external changes. It has speed, maneuverability and quickness. Her abilities continued to develop, making her even more powerful.
Clones Alice - Look above.
Zombies slow - Dead people, revived as a result of the virus. Slowly moving and trying to satisfy one's hunger hunger.
Zombies with tentacles - Fast, spiteful, swims under the water and makes tunnels. He grabs people and drags his tentacles to unknown expanses.
Heavy zombie with a hammer - A huge monster with a hefty hammer and superhuman physical strength. Extremely hardy.
Advanced refreshed dogs - Quickly run undergo training and receive an advanced jaw.
Head of the corporation - After the improvement, the virus became stronger, harder, faster, and also acquired a couple of side effects. Because of what he needs constant efforts to remain in human form. For this, the gene material of people is used.
A good continuation with shooting, fights, a touch of humor and a bunch of all evil spirits, which again looked good. Especially liked the new dogs and zombies with tentacles that somehow resembled Cthulhu. Also respect for the actor Wentworth Miller, who again was forced to be imprisoned and have a plan for escape. It's like in the good old days, when he was Michael Scofield in the series escape. What's up to the drawbacks is that there are many scenes where there is a slow-motion and some alienation from the trilogy.


When using the silent install process to upgrade just the Oracle APM Database what properties need to be set in the response file.
When using the silent install process to upgrade just the Oracle APM Database what properties need to be set?
For the schema upgrade the combination of "upgradeSchema=true" with "useExistingSchemaForOracle=false" is required.
If useExistingSchemaForOracle is not explicitly set it will default to true which will cause the installer to try to recreate tables in the existing schema instead of upgrading them. In the default supplied SampleResponseFile.Introscope.txt file useExistingSchemaForOracle is explicitly set to false.


Considering everything he's been through this year already, Justin Bieber might have been hoping for a little hometown love Sunday night at Canada's Juno Awards. Instead, the crowd offered up a "surprising mix of cheers and audible boos" for the "Heartbreaker" singer after he won the Juno Fan Choice Award. Luckily, Bieber could not actually be bothered to attend the award show, so he'll probably never know it even happened. The Canadian women's curling team accepted the award in his stead, and should probably just keep it at this point.


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Drive With Care This 4th Of July
By Lynn McMillen | July 2, 2012 | Filed under: News
Col. Hugh B. McCall
MONTGOMERY-As motorists across Alabama celebrate the Fourth of July, Alabama State Troopers prepare for heavier- than-usual traffic.
All available troopers will be on duty during the Fourth of July holiday safety blitz, which begins at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday, July 4, and runs through midnight Sunday, July 8. They will enforce all traffic laws, assist motorists and serve as visible reminders to drive safely. In addition to routine patrol operations, enforcement plans include license and sobriety checkpoints, saturation and line patrols, and operation of laser speed detection devices (LIDAR) from stationary vantage points.
The Alabama Department of Public Safety's director,, said that troopers will focus on those violations that frequently cause crashes: speeding, making unsafe lane changes, following too closely and failing to yield right of way. These behaviors generally constitute "aggressive" driving when two or more are combined. Troopers also will actively work to identify and apprehend drivers impaired by alcohol or drugs during the holiday travel period.
McCall cited the value of highly visible, intensive enforcement in promoting traffic safety.
"With heightened trooper presence, we are working to increase safety on Alabama's roadways. The number of trooper-investigated fatalities is down, and we are working to keep it that way," he said. "Our goal as troopers is to save lives, and we ask that the motoring public help us to ensure success."
Overtime grants administered through the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs and the Alabama Department of Transportation will support increased patrols during the Fourth of July travel period.
McCall also urges motorists to make safety a priority, by buckling up and avoiding distractions while driving. Texting and talking on cell phones while operating a motor vehicle can have deadly consequences.
"Let's work together, Alabama, to make this Fourth of July holiday travel period a safe one," he said.


My youngest daughter Alicia is the false tanning queen in our house, she first used false tan around 3 years ago and had no idea how to apply it correctly and had a few disasters but she is now a pro tanner and is so good her friends come to her all the time so she can apply their tan.
We were recently chatting about tanning when Alicia was preparing to tan for an evening out, she was saying how tanning herself was hard work when it came to tanning her back, literally a few days later I received an email asking me if I would like to try the Got Your Back tanning mitt, it was perfect timing and I knew immediately who would be being my guinea pig for this review post.
The Got Your Back tanning mitt from the company Bronzie comes in plastic domed shaped packaging with gold writing on and looks very classy, inside is the Get Your Back tanning mitt and instructions, which I have to say are really useful.
Bronzie was founded in the summer of 2014 by beauty expert Leanne LeGuen and tanning expert and celebrity spray tanner Eloise Maryam, and together they have taken tanning innovation to the next level. Bronzie was born following many self tanning and beauty disasters Leanne and Eloise encountered during their many years of beauty salon experience, from this experience Bronzie began with the philosophy to create clever solutions to the problems faced by their clients. Bronzie is devoted to making false tanning fun and easy for everyone.
The Got Your Back tanning mitt is a 3 in 1 mitt with 2 mitts attached to a middle section and is made from luxurious velour fabric which feels incredibly soft, the mitts are lined with a protective film so your hands will stay dry and tan free and the mitt also has elasticated panels meaning it will stretch so you can tan your whole body. You can use any type of false tan with the mitt, spray, mousse, gel or lotion and the mitt is machine washable and reusable.
The mitt comes with an instruction leaflet that is split into sections showing how to tan your arms and body, legs and back.
Alicia's preferred type of false tan to use is a mousse, she applied the mousse directly to the mitt and worked the tan into her body, she said the mitt applied the tan well and the material is lovely for buffing the tan into the skin, she used the mitt end of the tanning mitt to tan her arms, chest, stomach and legs. To tan her back Alicia bent over slightly so her back was arched as it made it easier to tan her lower back where it naturally curves in, she applied her tan to the middle part of the tanning mitt and used both hands to move the mitt back and forth (the same way you would dry yourself with a towel) she found the tanning mitt easy to use and likes the fact she can now tan her back without assistance or acting like she's some sort of contortionist. To tan her face Alicia pressed the mitt onto her face using the tan that remained on the mitt and then used a makeup buffing brush to buff over her face as she always does when she tans her face, she also uses a buffing brush to tan between the base of her fingers as this is the best method for her.
Alicia is really pleased with the Got Your Back tanning mitt, she said the instructions it comes with are easy to use and after using the mitt a couple of times, she got to grips with it completely and got her tanning regime using the mitt down to a fine art, she suggests maybe having a play about with the mitt without tan at first to try it out rather than just going straight in with tan.
The mitt buffs the tan into the skin well, and doesn't soak up lots of tan either meaning it isn't wasteful, it is easy to use, applies the tan well and you can tan your whole body without the assistance from someone else. The mitt feels very luxurious and soft and I would feel bad pouring tan onto the mitt as it feels so lovely but the best bit is it's machine washable and washes really well, feeling just as soft once washed as it always did.
If you use false tan and want to be able to tan your whole body with ease, check out the Got Your Back tanning mitt available from the Bronzie website for £14.99.
Have you used the Got Your Back tanning mitt? Is it something you would like to try? Let me know in the comments.


Sunday Night Live with Susan Olsen & Frank Sheftel is an Irreverent, Interesting, Intellectual, Intriguing, Irritating addition to your Sunday night. The perfect end to your week. Tune in and join the conversation every Sunday Night between 9 and 10 by calling 800-ABC-KABC (800-222-5222)!
Frank Sheftel was born and raised in Hollywood California. As a young child he first appeared on the Gong Show where Chuck Barris discovered him and made him a regular on The show. He would later give up his show business career at the urging of his parents and enter the family candy business, The Candy Factory in Burbank California known as the candy maker to the Stars. They have made Confections for the who's who of Hollywood including Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley's wedding favors and the chocolates Tom Hanks eats in Forrest Gump. Frank has appeared on several game shows including Supermarket Sweep and Greed with Chuck Woolery. Frank also ran for public office pursuing the position of Councilman in the city of Los Angeles. In 2009 Frank began his career in radio with a show on LA talk radio called Live Saturday Nights he would later go on to another Show "Frank Talk" with co-hosts over the years including Tai Babilonia two-time Olympian and Kim Yarbrough from the show The Voice. His co-host for the last several years has been Susan Olsen who played Cindy Brady on The Brady Bunch. The two are very excited to launch their new show on KABC 790 "Sunday Night Live".
Susan Olsen is internationally recognized for her role as Cindy Brady on The Brady Bunch. She is an actress, writer, artist, producer, radio personality, graphic designer, musician and, most importantly, the mother of an adult son on the Autistic Spectrum.
While her career as an entertainer started in 1962 at the age of fourteen months, she is most known for the role of Cindy on The Brady Bunch – which will be celebrating its 50th anniversary in September of this year.
Susan has been teaching acting to children for seven years at Vibe Performing Arts Center in Santa Clarita. Having had a positive experience as a child actor, Susan wishes to impart her advice on how to make any child actor's experience a healthy one.
This year all surviving Brady cast members have been reunited for HGTV's "A Very Brady Renovation". The series is currently in production and will begin airing in September of 2019 in coordination with the 50th anniversary of the original airing of The Brady Bunch.


Kokanee Springs Resort Club has a winding layout that wraps around a mountain, offering panoramic views of Kokanee Glacier and the surrounding countryside along the way. The golf course features long driving fairways and massive, rolling greens that require careful placement and sound strategy. Norman Woods, who designed the course, was known for his deftly designed mountain courses. Woods transformed the rugged landscape of bush, water, and rocks into a challenging championship layout. He ensured that it would be a formidable test by including 66 sand traps, 12 water hazards, and elevated, multi-leveled greens. Another of Wood's unique touches is the hundreds of feet of rock walls that sit along the tiered tee boxes at Kokanee Springs Resort Club. A well-played round on this lengthy course can take you 6.5 miles.
The day we played the weather was beautiful. The course was in spectacular condition. Every time you looked around you would see another beautiful scene. Great experience.
My favourite golf course has gotten better with new silica sand in traps and superb playing conditions. Scenery is spectacular.
Have not played the course in a few years and found that it met all preconceived expectations. The course conditions were excellent and the staff very friendly and helpful. One of my husbands favorite courses anywhere. Oh, bring extra balls !
Friendly Staff. Would go back and play again. Green were playing really nice!
This is one of the gems of the Kootneys! This is a great course and very playable. I love this course but it is a little bit out of the way. If you are planning a trip in the area it is a must play.
Despite being a bit of a hike to get there with the ferry ride it is always worth the effort. Kokanee Springs is a big golf course with interesting holes and beautiful vistas. This year the course was green and lush.
This quite Gem is a must play. The conditions of the course were spectacular. The peacefulness made it even better. In a more populated area you would pay well over a $100 to play a track of this calibre. The only down fall was the lack of GPS or booklets for yardage references on where one would really like to target or lay up to. Put this on your list or even make a weekend adventure out of it as there are great deals for stay and play vacations.
The panoramic surroundings and the course make it an eyecandy experience. The course itself, the reason you are there, is enjoyable to play because of the fairway/greens condition being so well maintained. My wife and I are weekend golfers and were fortunate that the day we played was relatively quiet and we were able to enjoy our pace. The golfers behind us must have felt the same as when we signaled for them to play through, they declined.
Overall just a great afternoon at a "have-to-come-back" to play again. This is the third time that we have done the distance to play this course and will do so again.


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Par Pharmaceutical Beats FCA Prescription-Switch Allegations
By Chelsea M. Rutherford on Sep 25, 2017
Posted In Materiality, Pharmaceuticals
In the fourth of a related set of qui tam False Claims Act (FCA) suits, the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois granted summary judgment in favor of generics manufacturer Par Pharmaceutical Companies (Par). The court's August 17, 2017, opinion in U.S. ex rel. Lisitza et al v. Par Pharmaceutical Co, Inc. held that the relator had not presented sufficient evidence to support an implied certification theory of FCA liability.
Like its sister cases, the relator in Par Pharmaceutical alleged that the defendant caused the submission of false claims to the Medicaid program via an unlawful prescription-switching scheme. The alleged scheme involved manufacturing generic drugs in forms and dosage strengths that were atypical and not covered by existing Medicaid reimbursement limits, then marketing the drugs to pharmacies based on their higher reimbursement potential. The pharmacies would then fill the scripts with the more expensive forms and dosages manufactured by Par. The relators also alleged that the drugs were dispensed without physician approval and without meeting the medical necessity and economic requirements of governing state and federal Medicaid regulations, in violation of the FCA.
Another District Court Dismisses Improperly Pled Implied Certification Claims
By McDermott Will & Emery on Apr 28, 2017
Posted In Materiality
On March 27, 2017, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania dismissed a False Claims Act (FCA) complaint due to failure to satisfy the Supreme Court's pleading standards for implied certification claims.
In U.S. ex rel. Schimelpfenig v. Dr. Reddy's Labs. Ltd., the relators alleged that defendant Dr. Reddy's Labs violated the False Claims Act (FCA) by causing the submission of claims for prescription drugs, which allegedly did not comply with two federal statutes; the Poison Prevention Packaging Act of 1970 (PPPA) and Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008 (CPSIA). As alleged by the relators, the defendants that manufactured the drugs failed to issue general conformity certificates for the prescription drugs imported and distributed in the United States, in violation of the CPSIA, and failed to test the packaging of the drugs for child-resistance in violation of the PPPA. The relators alleged that as a result of the noncompliance, drug retailers (also joined as defendants) submitted claims to government payers for federal reimbursement of noncompliant drugs. (more…)
FCA Claims Based on Average Wholesale Price (AWP) Theory Barred by Public Disclosure Bar
By Dana McSherry on Feb 17, 2016
Posted In Public Disclosure Bar
On January 20, 2016, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri dismissed a complaint based on allegations of Average Wholesale Price (AWP) fraud under the False Claims Act (FCA) against CSL Behring, LLC (Behring) and specialty pharmacies Accredo Health, Inc., (Accredo) and Coram LLC (Coram). See United States ex rel. Lager v. CSL Behring, LLC, et al., No. 4:14-CV-841CEJ, 2016 WL 233245 (E.D. Missouri 2016). The Court found that relator's allegations were barred by the public disclosure bar and did not satisfy the "original source" exception.
Relator, a former Behring employee, alleged that the company reported inflated AWPs for prescription drugs, Vivaglobin and Hizentra, causing government health programs to reimburse specialty pharmacies much more than they paid for the drugs ($133 v. $65 and $151 v. $70). Vivaglobin and Hizentra are classified as "DME infusion drugs" because they are self-administered by patients through a pump, which is considered durable medical equipment (DME). Unlike most drugs which the government reimburses based on a percentage of the average sales price (ASP), DME infusion drugs are reimbursed based on a percentage of the drug's AWP. Unlike ASP, AWP is not defined by law or regulation and is not based on actual sales data. AWP is based on figures the drug manufacturer reports to third-party publishers and is substantially higher than ASP. In addition to allegations that Behring reported inflated AWPs, relator claimed that Behring used the "spread" between the actual cost and the AWP-based reimbursement rates to induce their customers, including Accredo and Coram, to buy their products.
Citing multiple government sources and media outlets "[that] have long disclosed that AWP does not represent the actual prices of drugs," as well as "multiple disclosures that manufacturers used the difference between actual costs and AWPs to influence sales," the court dismissed the complaint under the public disclosure bar, 31 U.S.C. § 3730(e)(4)(A). Id. at *3-*6 (commenting that "[t]his state of affairs has been labeled as a scam and fraud by the press and in multiple civil lawsuits"). The court was unpersuaded by relator's argument that the public disclosure bar did not apply because the public disclosures did not "contain[] all of the elements of the alleged fraudulent transactions" (emphasis added), including the defendants and drugs at issue. The court noted that the prior public disclosures "need not contain every fact or legal consequence to trigger the public disclosure bar" (citation omitted) and explained:
In 2007, the court overseeing the multidistrict litigation found that pharmaceutical companies submitted "false, inflated AWPs" that "caused real injuries." In re Pharm. Indus. Average Wholesale Price Litig., 491 . Supp. 2d at 31. In 2013 the OIG disclosed the extreme spread between AWP and ASPs for DME infusion drugs, generally, while publications by the third-party publishers and CMS showed the spread for Viaglobin and Hizentra in particular. These disclosures are sufficient to identify both the defendants and the drugs.
Relator also failed to adequately allege that he was an "original source" pursuant to 31 U.S.C. [...]


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Eliza B. says:
In "Reading Lucy" by Jennifer Egan, an essay published in Brooklyn is Mine in January 2008. Egan finds herself connected to a woman, Lucille Kolkin (Lucy), but through the letters that Lucy wrote. Egan suggest that through Lucy's letters from World War II, she had started a "power friendship" with Lucy. There were similarities between to the two, as to their interest and even their to-do lists. Egan feels that she knows Lucy like she would know a close friend. She knew "Lucy was passionate" and how "wildly in love" Lucy was with her husband. Egan has imagined Lucy's appearance as she was in 1944, her voice and actions but Egan feels that "All of Brooklyn seemed full of her." For this, it was hard for Egan to know that Lucy had passed before creating this bond with her.
ftejeda says:
In "Reading Lucy" by Jennifer Egan, an essay published in Brooklyn was Mine on January 2008, Egan offers the opportunity to discover a short fragment of Lucille Kolkin's life, while she worked in the Brooklyn Navy Yard during World War two. Throughout this essay, Egan expose the reader to a series of notes and reports which "Lucy" wrote to her husband. In addition Egan seems to make a parallel connection between Lucille daily routine and her contemporary life. Egan acknowledge that Lucille represents a friendship, but when she quotes "It felt like sixty two- years had passed without my noticing-such was the ringing immediacy of Lucy's voice." We can understand that to Egan, "Lucy" was far more important. Considering this had a symbolic meaning to Egan. Simultaneously it evokes a rare possibility for the author to journey into a significant historical era in Brooklyn. Ultimately Egan connection to Lucille is a combination of an admiration to a "passionate woman" and the sentimental connection that Brooklyn represents to her.
Sheily F. says:
In Jennifer Egan's essay, "Reading Lucy," published in the book "Brooklyn Was Mine," January, 2008, Egan investigates about a young woman named Lucy who worked for the Brooklyn Navy Yard during WWII in her intent to research about work in the navy yard during that period of time. Egan expresses how Lucy, a woman from the 1940s, was so similar to her even with decades apart. Egan feels they have lived parallel lives as she reads the archives in the BHS that she said, "Who was this woman whose to-do lists looked so much like mine?" Egan developed such a relationship with Lucy's life that she felt as though the letters became real at her present time and she had to advice Lucy. The author herself exemplifies how attached sometimes people become to past stories (non-fiction books, history), when they find that it shaped the situation they live in at the moment and understand that what is happening now passed in other times. This essay somehow reminds me of the famous saying "History repeats itself" which suggests that others had gone through the same as us before and such is the connection that made the author so anxious to meet this "wisecracking" woman.
rayan says:
In " Reading Lucy " by Jennifer Egan a essay published in Brooklyn Was mine on January 2008. Egan had a experience with letters that have been written by a women name Lucy while she worked at a navy ship yard in World War II. Egan shows that even people past experience could still make us have connections up to this day. Throughout essay while Egan goes through more and more later and she seems to find connection between Lucy daily routine and hers. Egan starts to form a friendship with Lucy because of all the similarities they have between them. Egan start to imagined that he was there in the 1944 and experiencing everything that Lucy was going through. This shows that even tough people might have past and gone you could still make a strong connection to them.
infamoussingh says:
In "Reading Lucy" by Jennifer Egan, an essay published in Brooklyn was Mine on January 2008, Egan talks about a man, who had a strong and powerful friendship with a woman names Lucille Kolkin, and how he spent his life by reading Lucille's and her husband letters that was written to each other in the past. Egan suggest that having a strong friendship should never be broken no matters what comes in the way. In the essay, Egan shows how this man supported Lucy in every hardship times she faced and sometimes she who be stress out but he is there to support Lucy in every angles. Egan represent the knowledge of friendship between this man and Lucy toward us to show us that some friendships are really strong. Certain friendships are maintain by faith, trust and respect that was shown by this man and Lucy.
Freddy H says:
In "Reading Lucy" by Jennifer Egan, an essay published in Brooklyn Was Mine on January 2008, Egan writes about her encounter with past letters written in the 1940's by a women named Lucille Kolkin. Egan argues that these well written documents by Kolkin have developed a strong connection between her and Lucy. In the opening paragraph of the essay Egan writes about her friendship with Kolkin and how it came to be such a "powerful friendship." Egan later states, "it felt like sixty-two years had passed without my noticing," expressing the depth of Kolkin's letters and the connection that developed between them in such a short period of time. Egan also shows how her and Kolkin are very much alike with their to-do lists and when she goes to the computer to look up Kolkin and discovers she is deceased, Egan states she feels as though she were "withholding information from her." Egan demonstrates how a bond or connection can be developed between two people without ever actually being with the person, in Egan's case the letters from the 1940's from the Brooklyn Historical Society written by Lucille Kolkin helped develop their bond.
Adam Elkhouly says:
In "Reading Lucy" by Jennifer Egan an essay published in Brooklyn Was Mine on January 2008, Egan talks about how she developed a very powerful "friendship" with a woman named Lucille Kolkin. Egan was researching Kolkin for a book she was writing at the time. Egan argues that true friendship is a very strong bond that is hard to break. At some point while Egan was reading Lucille's letters, Egan felt as if she was in Lucille's life, stressing over her decisions. She also noticed similarities in Lucille's life, like their to-do lists. Not all friendships are average but the one between Lucille and Egan turned out to be a very loving one.
kevin25valencia says:
In "Reading Lucy" by Jennifer Egan, an essay published in Brooklyn was Mine on January 2008, Egan describes the life of Lucille Kolkin, or what she perceives of her life from reading the countless letters she had written to her husband Alfred Kolkin, during the 1940's. Lucy, as Egan calls her, was a "brooklynite" like her. Egan believes she shares a deep, almost ancestral connection with Lucy. She claims Lucy is very similar to her in terms of work, education, and personality. Originally Egan tells us she was doing research for a novel about a woman working at the Brooklyn Navy Yard during World War II. Egan's research eventually came across Lucy who had worked at the same navy yard. "We met for professional reasons" says Egan, as if talking about a person whom she had personally met. Egan, through a series of letter, gained such a strong bond with Lucy that only the closest friends can share.
juliana says:
In "Reading Lucy" by Jennifer Egan, an essay published in Brooklyn was Mine on January 2008, Egan discusses the life to a young woman of the past, Lucy Gewirtz and the connection that was created between Lucy and Egan. Throughout the essay Egan speaks of Lucy in terms of a friend, frequently queoting lucy and relating her to egans' own life. Some parts of the essay feels as if lucy and egan were realy friends of the same time. During the end of the lettrers Egan became so close with Lucy that she feels a bit lost without her new and very old fiend. This essay shows the ties between the past and presentand how much a letter can change another persons life.
Elvio Gimenez says:
In "Reading Lucy" by Jennifer Egan, an essay published in Brooklyn Was Mine on January 2008, Egan describes a powerful friendship with a woman from World War II, named Lucille Kolkin. Egan suggests that we often tend to take ownership of the place where we live and vice versa. There are several examples which suggest that a place can capture the essence of a person. For example "Sometimes, while crossing the street or jogging over the Brooklyn Bridge, I would have the thought that I might actually see Lucy", which suggests that Brooklyn owns Lucy like Egan owns Brooklyn. Another quote that helps exemplify the thesis is "I was dying to hear her speaking voice (I imagined it deep and a little crackly) and to see what she looked like beyond that fuchsia print of her lips. All of Brooklyn seemed full of her." A parallel between Brooklyn and Lucy's exists, as her character was embedded all over the place. Just like Egan and Lucy, for us memories become an integral part of experiencing a place.
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In "Reading Lucy" by Jennifer Egan a essay published in "Brooklyn was Mine" in January 2008. Egan writes about a woman from World War II named Lucille Kolkin and the connection that Egan herself feels towards this woman. Egan displays Lucys letters that went back and forth with her husband during the war. In the opening paragraph Egan talks about how her and Lucy have a "powerful friendship" although they never met. Egan is shocked when she sees Lucys to do list, she mentions to herself how it looks exactly like hers. Egan realizes how much of a bond she has created with Lucy through the letters she found in The Brooklyn Historial Society and jumps ahead of herself to look Lucy up on google. A rock has been dropped on her heart when she finds out Lucy passed away. Not always do you have to meet someone in person to feel extremely close to them; close enough to say you know their personality.
sirapv says:
In "Reading Lucy" by Jennifer Egan, an essay published in the book Brooklyn Was Mine, by Riverhead books in January 2008. Egan explores documents left behind by Luccile Kolkin, these documents provide a glimpse of Lucy's life in 1942 at a navy shipyard. After meeting at the historic society and reading letters from her past, Egan developed a deep connection with Lucy. This connection gives Egan much insight into her life working in the shipyard. Egan questions the similarities, "Who was this woman whose to-do lists looked so much like mine?" this connection allows Egan to understand her subject. When the letters run out she loses that connection "Then, the letters stop In the first days without her raucous writing voice and her panoramic gaze felt a little lost. I found my self contemplating tracking down some of her living relative." Egan began by researching Lucy for a book; in her explorations she created a deep connection with her.
ervinhot says:
In "Reading Lucy" by Jennifer Egan, a essay published in "Brooklyn was mine" on January 2008, Egan writes about how she reads letters from a woman named Lucille Kolkin (Lucy) and feels a connection with Lucy. Egan states that even though she maybe dead and in different time periods she already has a connection with Lucy which she sees as a "powerful friendship". They as if the same person but in different time periods so alike that while Egan saw things like "notes from shipfitting school she wrote down as well to learn about battleships" and "their to-do list basically the same" already a connection made here. A connection so strong that Egan found herself thinking about finding her two daughters and husband to talk to them about her from the age she stopped writing the letters to when she died. This alone shows that Egan would have liked a real friendship with Lucy and not just to read what was in the letters also to develop an even stronger bond than what was already made.
ronnyandread says:
In "Reading Lucy" by Jeniffer Egan a short story published in Brooklyn Was Mine on Jauary 2008, Egan writes about how her research led to formation of her "powerful friendship" with a woman named Lucille Klolkin. Egans experience reading Lucilles letters to her husband suggests that although time has changed our surroundings our struggles remain the same. Lucy, as Egan addresses her subject, is a "wisecrackig" woman who worked on a Navy yard in WWII. In her own words Egan tells us how her life compares to Lucys, "In some ways our worlds felt close together: we walked the same streets; we both worked hard and struggled to find time for practical necessities lie cleaning and shopping." The author finds that the lifestyle of a woman who lived decades prior is comparable to that of contemporary people. Egan supports her view by pointing out situations in and surrounding Lucys life that are similar to events many people still face such as "union organizing", the "plight of negroes", "pep talks about college" and even anticipating her future. In essence, Egan found she could identify with Lucy by realizing that they had more in common than breathing the same air, they walked similar paths in different shoes.
wandrilleboisset says:
In "Reading Lucy" by Jennifer Egan an essay published in "Brooklyn Was Mine" on January 2008, Egan writes that Lucy was a young woman who during the World War two era worked in a Navy shipyard in Brooklyn. Lucy who at the time was in her 20s was married to a young soldier named Alfred. She had voluntered to work at the shipyard and he had enlisted in the navy. Throughout Egan's essay we enter Lucy's life through the letters written to her husband Alfred. As Egan quotes in the first paragraph of the first page "For two months, Lucy and I spend a couple hours together at the Brooklyn Historical Society..(Egan 21)" Through out this essay Egan tries to capture us into Lucy's life by showing us her letters.
In "Reading Lucy" by Jennifer Egan an essay published in the book Brooklyn Was Mine on January 2008, Egan writes about an inevitable encounter with a woman, Lucille Lucy, from the past. Though Egan and Lucy live in different time periods, and have never met in person, Egan feels that they are very similar, as if looking into a mirror. Egan realizes this common connection through persistent research. Starting with a small "to-do list" of Lucy's that looked very much like her own, by the end of her research Egan states, "In some ways our worlds fell close together". Egan is able to identifies Lucy, not only through her research, but also through herself.
torresj12 says:
In "Reading Lucy" by Jennifer Egan an essay published in the book Brooklyn Was Mine on January 2008, Egan describes an encounter with herself through the life and love stories of a women named Lucille Lucy. Lucy's sassy and outspoken attitude is what spiked Egans immediate interest in her. Not just falling for her powerful attitude, she connects with Lucy through her belief in racial equality. This connection between these two women is very extraordinary for the fact they live in completely different eras. Not even time zones could keep them apart. Egan says,"In some ways our worlds fell close together" which further describes their relationship. This is a powerful essay in which we are described how no matter what year you were born or what time you lived in, there are still connections with the past and present. . . . . And who knows maybe even the future.
darlinhd says:
In "Reading Lucy" by Jennifer Egan, an essay published in the book "Brooklyn Was Mine" on January 2008, Egan writes about a young woman named Lucille Kolkin who lived during World War II. Lucy was very much in love with her husband Alfred Kolkin that was serving in the war so she felt that she had to do something as well to help out the country. She worked at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, a hard job for even a male to do but she was a strong woman that was more of a leader than a follower. The whole story is based on the letters that her husband wrote to her and the letters that she wrote back. Egan told the story as if she was present at the time these letters were being sent back and forth so she related to Lucy as if she was her friend.
hmoller says:
In "Reading Lucy" by Jennifer Egan, a essay published in "Brooklyn was mine" on January 2008. Egan writes about letters she has read written by Lucille Kolkin and how she makes a strong connection with a lucy. Although both are from different time periods Egan mentions she has formed a "powerful friendship". They were so alike that they both shared some common quality's including a "to-do list" when looked at both they were very similar as if they were the same person. Egan's attraction to the letters was so great she was disappointed when she read the last letter and even considered to contact Lucy's relatives stating "I found myself contemplating tracking down some of her living relative." This shows that no matter if your of the same age or totally different eras there is always a connection you can make like Egan made with Lucy.
Isaias G. says:
In "Reading Lucy" by Jennifer Egan, an essay that was published in Brooklyn Was Mine, Egan details her experience while visiting the Brooklyn Historical Society and reading the letters of Lucille (Lucy) Kolkin. As Egan is reading the letters between Lucy and her husband, she begins to form a "brief, powerful friendship" (p.21) with Lucy. This connection becomes so deep that she "sometimes, while crossing or jogging over the Brooklyn Bridge, I (Egan) would actually see Lucy", though she had passed away in 1997. Egan's purpose in writing this essay was to demonstrate how the past can still allow us to connect with it, and, in many ways, impact our lives.
In "Reading Lucy" by Jennifer Egan, an essay published in Brooklyn Was Mine. Egan writes about her encounter with some of the documents at the Brooklyn Historical Society. She describes to the reader how she formed a "powerful friendship" with fellow Brooklynite Lucille Kolkin, whom she met while conducting research about the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Egan immediately paints an image that the two were actual friends who did in fact meet; as she put it "Lucy and I spent a couple of hours together at the Brooklyn Historical Society every Wednesday and Friday… I say two months, but in Lucy's life time it was actually five". Egan continues by revealing some of Lucy's personal notes and letters to her beloved Alfred. The letters ranged from her work at the Brooklyn Navy Yard as a mechanic, her social life, but mainly directed towards her husband Alfred. All this documentation of Lucy, a World War 2 era women left a profound impression on Egan. She found her self admiring Lucy more, and her strong women character. Of all that Egan loved about Lucy, what was most interesting to her was the connection between the two. She felt "In some ways our worlds felt close together: we walked the same streets…Like me…", and asked herself even the simplest things "Who was this women whose to-do list looked so much like mine". There was a point in which Egan was desperate to meet Lucy when she said "…if I could yank, her physically, from her time into mine", and when the time came when Lucy's letters where less she began to wonder not who is this women, but what her life was after the letters stopped till the time she died.
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Can the Huskies realistically move above seventh?
That seems a relevant question after a Saturday of basketball that didn't include UW.
All along, I thought 10-8 would be enough to get the Huskies into sixth place. But I'm not so sure anymore looking at those standings, particularly considering Arizona would have the tiebreaker on the Huskies and the best UW can do against Stanford and USC is split.
UW's best hope now seems to be for an Oregon fade, which would have to include a UW win over the Ducks. That would give Washington the tiebreaker on Oregon as well as simply handing the Ducks another loss..
But Oregon will probably be favored to win at least three of its remaining five games — the Ducks travel to Cal and Stanford next weekend, then close with home games against WSU, UW and Oregon State.
Also, consider now that of UW's six conference games left, five are against the five (or five of the six) top teams in the conference.
That has all the makings of UW finishing right where it is now — in seventh — and having a third matchup this year with Arizona State in the first round of the Pac-10 Tournament.
For reasons of the odds, if nothing else, the Huskies might want to hope that ASU wins one between now and then. The Sun Devils keep hanging tough, but also keep losing, and their schedule now turns rugged.
ASU has five chances left to avoid becoming the first 0-18 team in Pac-10 history — home games with UCLA, USC and Arizona the next two weekends and then a road trip to the Bay Area to play Stanford and Cal.


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DIRTY MACHINE RELEASE OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO FOR "DISCORD"
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Alternative Metal Band DIRTY MACHINE has released the Official Music Video for the title track off of their upcoming, debut album, Discord. Releasing May 26 via Zombie Shark Records, Discord was produced by Ben Jovi and Dirty Machine at Left Coast Label Studios. The music video for "Discord" was produced by Ron Thunderwood from 9Electric, who has directed music videos for Hollywood Undead, Combichrist, and Stitched up …
Gallery: Sixx:A.M. at Prudential Center in Newark, NJ 11.26.2016
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SIXX:A.M. Announce 5th Studio Album + Release Album Teaser
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Rock luminaries SIXX:A.M. announce the release of their fifth studio album Vol. 2, Prayers For The Blessed, out November 18 via Eleven Seven Music. The album will be available for pre-order beginning October 14. Written and recorded at the same time as Vol. 1, Prayers For The Damned, released earlier …
Due To Overwhelming Fan Demand Five Finger Death Punch & Shinedown Announce Additional Fall Tour Dates
Music Existence August 19, 2016	Tour 0
Due to overwhelming fan demand, Five Finger Death Punch and Shinedown announce additional dates for their massive Fall Arena tour across America, to extend through December 10. The tour is produced by Frank Productions/NS2/ CMoore Live and kicks off in Little Rock, AR on October 18, as both bands share stages …
Gallery: Sixx: AM at Starland Ballroom, Sayreville NJ 05.24.16
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Gallery: SIXX:AM at MMR*B*Q, Camden NJ 05.21.16
Currently on the road in support of their latest release, Prayers For The Damned Vol. 1, SIXX:AM brought their explosive brand of rock n' roll to this year's MMR*B*Q. The festival, hosted by Philadelphia's 93.3 WMMR was held at the BB&T Pavilion in Camden, NJ. Setlist: 1. This Is Gonna Hurt 2. Rise …
MMR*B*Q 2016 Band Set Times Announced!
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Philadelphia's 93.5 WMMR has announced this year's lineup for the all-day music festival, MMRBQ. The day-long rock celebration will take place at the BB&T Pavilion (formerly the Susquehanna Bank Arts Center) in Camden, NJ on Saturday, May 21st. See below for all set times: Noon: GATES OPEN* 1pm: Soraia 1:55pm: Red Sun …
Sixx: AM Officially Release New Album "Vol 1. Prayers For The Damned" Today!
Music Existence April 29, 2016	News 0
SIXX:A.M. has officially unleashed their global release, Vol. 1 Prayers For The Damned, with its counterpart, Vol. 2, set to come out later this year. Vol. 1 has shot straight to #1 on the Australian iTunes Rock Chart on it's first day out down under. The overarching message of the album? To open your eyes, …
Five Finger Death Punch & Shinedown Join Forces to Co-Headline Fall's Biggest Arena Rock Tour
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Five Finger Death Punch and Shinedown are partnering to co-headline the biggest Fall Arena Rock Tour 2016 produced by Frank Productions/NS2/ CMoore Live — an epic trek that kicks off on October 18th in Little Rock, AR, and crisscrosses North America through December. See tour dates below. More dates will be announced soon. The tour is also highlighted by …
SIXX:A.M. ANNOUNCE THE "#REASONTORISE" CAMPAIGN
Hard-rock trio, SIXX:A.M. recently released the first single to their upcoming global release, Vol.1 Prayers For The Damned, "Rise", which is currently dominating the Rock Charts at #7 and rising. "Rise" is ultimately a song that implores the general public to open their eyes, go against the grain, and stand …
Hellfest running order
Ivana Niwy Kovacova April 20, 2016	Tour 0
Hellfest festival has announced this years running order. You can also visit their official website to make your own personalized running order so you won't miss any of your favourite bands!
Sixx: AM Announce Release Date & Tour Dates for Fourth Studio Album
Music Existence March 1, 2016	News, Tour 0
Rock luminaries, Dj Ashba (Guitar), James Michael (Lead Vocals) and Nikki Sixx (Bass),collectively known as SIXX:A.M, today have unleashed the first single, "Rise," from the first volume of their upcoming double album, Prayers For The Damned, which drops April 29 via Eleven Seven Music. Fans can stream the rock anthem …


I am an architect living in Dublin. When I graduated as an architect in 1986 I thought cities changed quickly. As I grew older I realised that this was not always the case. Dublin is a layered city, elements build on elements over time.
This blog combines my interests in Dublin, the city where I was born and choose to live in, running, reading and ruminating.
I am Head of Design at the Dublin School of Creative Arts in the Dublin Institute of Technology based in Grangegorman, formerly Dottyville in Ulysses. I live in Gordon Street, Ringsend. Both are ideally positioned to allow me to run around the parts of Dublin that Joyce lived in and wrote about.
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First Allied believes that leadership must have confidence in little beginnings, the ability to coach and nurture or grow things from their tender stage to maturity. It is with this passion, engrained in its vision that First Allied took up the lead sponsorship role for the 2015 Strategic Leaders' Conference organized by Foundation for Future Leaders under the theme "Strategic Positioning for change".
From the 18th - 21st June 2015, First Allied sponsored over 1,500 young people who came from over 40 educational institutions (both secondary and tertiary) across the country for the Strategic Leaders' Conference at the Cape Coast University.
The Strategic Leaders' Conference is an annual gathering of young people in schools and the corporate world who are hungry for insight, skill development and networking needed for transformation. The conference aims at enabling participants to envisage a new Ghanaian and African dream filled with exciting challenges and infinite possibilities.


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