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Episode 21 - Can We Be Perfect?
Among the ideas that have made Western civilization unique from other civilizations is the notion that humans are limited. From the ancient Greek and Roman philosophies to the Christian and Judaic teachings, Western civilization was the first to draw a stark contrast between what it meant for humans to strive for nobility over fanciful deity. Bob Burch joins Josh once again to discuss this seemingly obvious, but surprisingly nuanced and highly beneficial belief that has been passed down through the centuries.
There's something hardwired in us to need a vision. Without it runners don't finish their marathon and managers may fail to develop strategic objectives in accordance with the original mission of their company. We don't do well as a species left in a bleak reality of mindlessly performing the work assigned to us with no concept of how our work or efforts are somehow contributing to some larger purpose. And what's true for the vision of an individual or a company is even truer for a political vision on a grander scale.
"We know of no human community whose members do not have a vision of perfection—a vision in which the frustrations inherent in our human condition are annulled and transcended," wrote journalist Irving Kristol, "The existence of such dreaming visions is not, in itself, a problem. They are, on the contrary, a testament to the creativity of man which flows from the fact that he is a creature uniquely endowed with imaginative powers as an essential aspect of his self-consciousness." This imaginative envisioning of perfection is part of what makes us human. We don't merely exist in this reality, we are self-aware of our existence and self-aware of there being something very imperfect with this reality.
There's hardly any disagreement that there is something fundamentally wrong with things as they stand now. For some that may mean it's a pity how far of a drive it is to the cleaners while for others it may be a desperate struggle for survival against disease or famine or genocide. Regardless, we all have some sense of the injustice or inconvenience or imperfection or—dare I say—evil present in our reality. And we all have the capacity—even the yearning—to envision a reality made right. A place, or a future, where all things are made new in perfection.
But what's true of the visualization of individuals or companies is still true of our vision of a perfect reality: this vision must play by the rules. This vision of perfect reality must be anchored in actual reality or it will likely cause us more harm than good.
"Man is not perfectible, but he may achieve a tolerable degree of order, justice, and freedom," wrote Russell Kirk in his masterpiece The Conservative Mind. "Both the 'human sciences' and the humane studies are means for ascertaining the norms of the civil social order, and for informing the statesman and the reflecting public of the possibilities and the limits of social measures." By working within the reality of our human frailty—as James Madison aimed to do in advocating a limited government—we truly can improve our condition. But it's when we try to work outside of our limitations that we not only fail to achieve terrestrial heaven, we often end up with terrestrial hell.
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123 – Judging Lord Acton with Dan Hugger
122 – The Political Animals with Jonathan Cole
121 – Kids These Days with Scott Howard


At the end of 2011 internet rumours claimed Beyonce had given birth to her baby girl, but the pregnant singer has been seen today for the first time since the speculation began.
Beyonce has been exclusively pictured stroking her tummy as she was escorted out of a New York office building by a body guard.
The 30-year-old singer, who was dressed in skinny jeans and a blazer, used a huge patterned scarf to cover her stomach.
Beyonce was wearing gold heels, albeit much lower than her usual six inch favourites.
It was the first time Beyonce has been pictured since December 21 but witnesses had spotted the star celebrating New Year's Eve with her husband Jay-Z at Buttermilk Channel in Brooklyn, New York.
Her younger sibling Solange, 25, confirmed her sister was very much still pregnant when the clock struck midnight.
Baby rumours reached fever pitch on December 30 with reports that Beyoncé had given welcomed a daughter called Tiana May Carter.


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Abstract : The purpose of our article is about stylistic or idiolectal changes characterizing "there" in literary discourse Alain Mabanckou. In this perspective, the objective of such a study would be to show that the fact stylistic "there" analyzed as grammatical method seems participate in the election of idiolectal change and the emergence of stylistic varieties to mark the subjectivity the writer or writing subject through his novels and to leave in his writing, a seal of language choices. To achieve relevant results, we adopt the enunciation approaches, statistics and pragmatic to justify the serial value of a grammatical process within the literary language weaves its stylistic values and idiolectal in relation phrasal cohesion and related to the context enunciation.
Résumé : L'objet de notre article porte sur les variations stylistiques ou idiolectales du caractérisant « là » dans le discours littéraire d'Alain Mabanckou. Dans cette perspective, l'objectif d'une telle étude serait de montrer que le fait stylistique « là » analysé comme procédé grammatical, semble participer à l'élection de la variation idiolectale et à l'émergence des variétés stylistiques pour marquer la subjectivité de l'écrivain ou du sujet écrivant à travers son oeuvre romanesque et pour laisser, dans son écriture, un sceau de ses choix langagiers. Pour aboutir aux résultats pertinents, nous adoptons les approches énonciatives, statistiques et pragmatiques pour justifier que la valeur sérielle d'un procédé grammatical au sein du langage littéraire tisse ses valeurs stylistiques et idiolectales en relation avec la cohésion phrastique et en rapport avec le contexte de l'énonciation. Abstract : The purpose of this article focuses on the stylistic changes characterizing idiolect or "there" in literary discourse Alain Mabanckou. In this perspective, the objective of such a study would be to show that the fact stylistic "there" analysed as grammatical process seems participate in the election of idiolect change and the emergence of stylistic varieties to mark the subjectivity the writer or writing subject through his novels and to leave in his writing a seal of language choices. To achieve the relevant results, we adopt the enunciatively approaches, statistics and pragmatic to justify the serial value of a grammatical process within the literary language weaves its stylistic values and idiolect in relation phrasal cohesion and related to the context of enunciation.


The scope of the study includes the market for industrial valves and actuators used in oil and gas, chemicals and petrochemicals, power generation, metals and mining, water and wastewater treatment, and other industries such as food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and pulp and paper. Industrial valve types include control, multi-turn, and quarter-turn valves, while actuator types include electric, pneumatic, and hydraulic actuators. Increasing development and exploration activities across Southeast Asia (SEA) is set to spur the demand for valves and actuators throughout the forecast period.


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Q: Extensão 'Inc' e MVC no PHP Eu sei que não é obrigatorio usar os codenomes inc e class no nome dos arquivos, mas por questão de organização mesmo é recomendado.
A duvida se deve ao fato de o codenome class é fácil entender que se trata de um arquivo de classe, mas o codenome inc que é de include é confuso, isso porque no MVC o uso deles é ideial no diretorio control ou deve ser usado apenas em arquivos como autoload por exemplo?
Porque ao meu ver, os arquivos no control também deveriam usar esse codenome visto que eles fazem includes, realizando a ligação entre o view e model.

A: Não inc não é obrigatório e nem é um padrão de fato, na verdade existem padrões melhores como o http://www.php-fig.org/psr/psr-4/, basicamente quem usa composer usa PSR-0 e PSR-4.
Outra coisa, MVC não tem nada haver com PHP ou Web, MVC é um modo de organizar as coisas e já existia antes das aplicações web e não é o único tipo de design pattern que existe.

Se for olhar cada framework que existe popular, que usam MVC para organizar, cada uma usa o "MVC" a sua própria distinta maneira, na verdade na maior parte dos framework organizar seguindo o Model, Controller e View é quase opicional em pelo menos um dos casos, então nisto cabe o seu entendimento de que algo que não é uma "classe" ainda sim pode ser MVC.

Um detalhe, mesmo que você queira usar .inc isso poderá deixar os seus scripts visíveis para quem navega, pois servidores contratados e hospedagens geralmente não tem tal extensão configurada para ser interpretado como um script php, então se a pessoa navegar assim:
http://site/foo/bar.inc

Ela irá conseguir ver o source do teu arquivo, ou seja qualquer um poderá saber como o seu script foi feito e poderá até se aproveitar disto para obter dados como senhas de banco ou encontrar brechas de segurança para explora-las.
No PSR-0 e PSR-4
O PSR-0 foi descontinuado, recomendo só usar o PSR-4, em ambos as classes e frameworks ficam dentro da pasta padrão geralmente, e estas pastas são organizadas se baseando no namespace da classe, veja esta resposta que citei como exemplo:

*

*Como funciona [modus operandi] o autoload em PHP?

*O que significa PSR?

*O que é spl_autoloader_register em PHP?

*Classe autoload PSR4

Vou editar e colocar mais links, tem muita coisa aqui no site sobre isso

A: A nomenclatura dos arquivos é indiferente em relação a MVC ou a quaisquer design patterns.
Incluir ".inc" e ".class" era uma prática antiga que mesmo muitos programadores PHP antigos discordavam do uso.
Basicamente, essas letras apenas ajudavam a identificar que tipo de arquivo era aquele. Se possuia o ".inc" na nomenclatura, significava que era um arquivo de inclusão, ou seja, não deveria executá-lo diretamente. Ídem para os tipos ".class".
Há também os tipos ".func" e ".cons", para funções e constantes, respectivamente e provavemente deve existir outros, mas são esses os mais conhecidos.
Normalmente esses arquivos deveriam ficar numa pasta de acesso privado, não acessível pelo usuário. Mas nem todos poderiam seguir essa recomendação devido N motivos. Falta de conhecimento ou recursos (o host não permitia).
No geral, encontrará nomenclaturas do tipo
file.inc.php
file.class.php
file.func.php
file.cons.php

Alguns omitem o .php do final, mas isso sim pode ser uma péssima ideia pois pode expor os códigos em público se o ambiente não estiver bem configurado.
Sistemas antigos e muito usados atualmente, como o PHPMyAdmin, ainda utilizam dessa prática.
Vale salientar que não é também uma má prática. É mera questão de opinião/escolha de quem cria o projeto. O importante é o projeto ser bem escrito, bem documentado e organizado. A nomenclatura pouco importa desde que saiba o que está fazendo.

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Participation in hunting has been generally declining since the 1980's. Hunting license sales produce critical funding each year for wildlife conservation and habitat restoration, while hunter expenditures generate billions of dollars annually for the national economy and support hundreds of thousands of jobs. Development and use of partnerships and strategic models, in tandem with a careful examination of the efficacy of existing programs, must continue to be utilized to halt and reverse the declining trend in hunting participation.
Participation in hunting has been generally declining since the 1980's. Hunting license sales produce essential funding each year for wildlife conservation and habitat restoration, while hunter expenditures generate billions of dollars annually for the national economy and support hundreds of thousands of jobs. The decline in participation poses an ever increasing threat to wildlife conservation and management. Recent certified license data from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service suggest that there are approximately 15.4 million hunters (4.9% of the U.S. population). This represents a significant decline in participation from 1980, when there were 16.2 million license holders (6.87% of the U.S. population).
Hunters have a tremendous impact on the U.S. economy, spending over $38 billion each year to engage in their pursuits. This spending helps create and support more than 680,000 jobs and generates $5.4 billion in state and local taxes, a sum that could pay the wages of 113,000 firefighters (or 37 percent of all professional firefighters in the country). If you add in federal taxes paid by hunters, the number doubles to $11.8 billion. More importantly, hunters generate a critical amount of conservation dollars through the American System of Conservation Funding by purchasing hunting licenses, tags, and permits, and by paying excise taxes on a wide array of sporting equipment, including firearms, ammunition, archery equipment, and other hunting-related expenditures. In total, monies paid by sportsmen and women provide 80% of the funding for state fish and wildlife agencies, the primary managers of our nation's fish and wildlife resources.
In response to the declining number of sportsmen and women, state fish and wildlife agencies, conservation and shooting sports organizations, and the hunting/shooting sports industry, have invested heavily in recruitment, retention, and reactivation initiatives to reverse the decline in participation. The success of these efforts thus far has been limited, however, with the general consensus being that more strategic approach is needed to sustain hunter numbers. As such, the Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports (CAHSS) was formed by the leaders in the conservation community to take a fresh look at the business of recruiting and retaining hunters and shooters and to develop new and sustainable strategies and tactics to solicit, engage, and support these groups so vital to conservation and America's heritage. Led by CAHSS efforts, there is a growing realization that recruitment, retention, and reactivation efforts must expand beyond hands-on learning experiences. Just as the American System of Conservation Funding model has evolved over time, the model for recruitment, retention, and reactivation must not remain static. In order to increase the number of participants from new and existing audiences, multi-pronged marketing and outreach efforts will be needed. Increasing participation from non-traditional user groups will require business practices that provide customer resources, straightforward rules and regulations, convenient licensing structures and sales processing, and better access to places to hunt and shoot.
CSF works closely with caucus members, state fish and wildlife agencies, and partner organizations to identify legislative and regulatory opportunities to advance R3 efforts and to explore potential solutions to any barriers to hunting participation that statutes may create. Working through the three caucus structures on both the state and federal level, CSF strives to educate decision makers about the importance of R3 efforts and how they can use their role in office to help advance policies that promote hunting participation.
The percentage of the U.S. population that hunts has been steadily declining since 1980. In 2016 there were 15.4 million certified paid hunting license holders, resulting in an effective participation rate of 4.9% (down from 16.26 million hunte with a participation rate of 6.87% in 1980).
From 2006 to 2011, hunting participation either stayed the same or decreased in twenty-two states, with the highest negative percent change being seen in Maryland at 48%.
If the downward participation trend continues, it will result in diminished capacity of our state fish and wildlife agencies to conserve species cherished by hunters and all outdoor enthusiasts. The best way to combat this downward participation trend is by establishing clear and achievable goals backed by the newest and most accurate scientific data.
Over 450 individual R3 (Recruitment, Retention and Reactivation) programs nation-wide have had limited regional success but haven't sufficiently addressed the overall decline in hunter numbers. Examples of programs include National Archery in the Schools (NASP), Scholastic Clay Target Program, and Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW).
Between 2000 and 2010, the number of hunters in Wisconsin had dropped by approximately 6.5%.Further models projected a 25% decrease in the next two decades. Evaluations of the state's "Learn to Hunt" program found that 80% of the participants had fathers who hunted, and 70% had hunted before attending. Essentially, the program was only reaching hunters and their children and left little room for growth.
Partnerships among stakeholders with a framework to identify strategies and effectiveness are key to stabilizing the hunting constituency.
The Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports has developed a National Hunting and Shooting Sports Action Plan to provide guidance and structure for partnerships that can effectively meet the needs of new audiences, and can help clarify what initiatives and resources are the most needed to bolster participation in hunting and the shooting sports.
Development and use of partnerships and strategic models must continue to be utilized to halt and reverse the declining trend in hunting participation. State legislators are encouraged to work with their state fish and wildlife agencies – and by extension the Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports (CAHSS) – to ensure that state-level programs are designed and implemented to reach new audiences and mentor potential recruits to join the hunting community. To that end, such programs should seek to utilize data and resources provided by the CAHSS on hunter recruitment, retention, and reactivation efforts and trends in order to ensure that such programs will effectively reach and move various target audiences, rather than reinforcing an existing and/or stagnant status quo that may exist in a given state. CSF will continue to work to complement all partner organizations in their R3 efforts while simultaneously informing lawmakers about the importance of promoting hunting participation through reducing legal and regulatory barriers where appropriate.
For more information regarding this issue, please contact Brent Miller at bmiller@congressionalsportsmen.org .


Scottish Liberal Democrat candidate for Glenrothes.
for more than 30 years, she currently stays in St Andrews.
She has contested one parliamentary election before, coming third in Central Fife in the first Holyrood election in 1999.
Jane Ann is a double graduate of the University of St Andrews. She has an "extensive" background in IT, from mainframes to micros, and was a member of Fife Council for its first 12 years, 1995-2007. Ms Liston is also Secretary of campaign group Railfuture Scotland and Treasurer of geoHeritage Fife.
Jane Ann stood in the Glenrothes West council by-election two months ago, coming fifth with 61 votes.
To balance the budget by cutting less than the Conservatives and spending less than Labour or the SNP.
To increase tax-free allowance to £12,500, and increase tax on high earners.
To spend £2.5 billion to guarantee education funding from nursery to age 19 and to ensure a qualified teacher is in every class.
To increase NHS focus on mental health issues and invest £8 billion in the health service.
New laws to tackle climate change and help wildlife.
Glenrothes was built in 1948, Scotland's second post-war town, to house miners from the Rothes Colliery. It's the administrative centre of Fife, with the local authority and Fife Division of Police Scotland based in the constituency.
This area has some of the highest levels of deprivation in Scotland, with many communities among the 5% worst off in the country, and thousands of parents and children using foodbanks over the last two years.
The constituency is home to 22 primary schools and three secondaries.
Former MP Lindsay Roy stepped down after seven years representing the area at Westminster. The seat replaced Central Fife in 2005, and includes small parts of the Kirkcaldy and Dunfermline East constituencies. Labour have won both parliamentary elections in the 10 year history of the constituency. The party is defending a majority of 16,448, when Mr Roy attracted 62.3% of the vote at the 2010 UK General Election. The SNP won the equivalent seat during the 2011 Scottish elections, before Tricia Marwick became independent in order to become Presiding Officer at Holyrood. A recent by-election swung the local council area committee from Labour to the SNP. The Liberal Democrats and Conservatives traditionally finish third and fourth.


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With the departure of Joe Mercer in June 1972, Malcolm Allison was now City's manager. Joe Corrigan writes in his biography "I found out Joe Mercer was no longer our manager when I came in for pre-season training… and it was a complete shock.
I heard that Joe had been asked to 'move upstairs' but he had no intention of doing that and I know his wife Nora was devastated about the way things were handled."
Another change at Maine Road was the completion of the new all seated cantilevered North Stand.
City had a pre-season tour of Sweden where they drew 3-3 with Hammarby, then beat Hull 1-0, Partick 5-0 and Ope 8-0. Then back in the UK they won at Bradford 5-0, Bury 2-0 at Gigg Lane, and 2-0 at Swansea.
In the Charity Shield City played Aston Villa at Villa Park and won their first trophy of the season with a 1-0 win courtesy of another Francis Lee penalty.
It wasn't a happy start to the new full campaign as City lost 2-0 at Liverpool on the opening day of the season, Malcolm Allison was quoted as saying his team played like amateurs.
City then lost again, 1-0 at home to Everton, however three days later Maine Road saw City's first win, 3-0 against Norwich, however with further defeats, 1-0 at Derby, 2-1 at Chelsea, and 1-0 at Crystal Palace, City were rock bottom of Division 1, albeit after only six games.
Malcolm Allison was a bit more relieved with a 1-0 home win against Leicester and then in the League Cup The Blues disposed of Rochdale 4-0 at Maine Road, however on their travels City were struggling and lost their fifth away game on the trot losing 4-1 at Birmingham.
The Blues then played their first ever game in the UEFA Cup as they drew 2-2 at Maine Road against Valencia in the 1st leg of the 1st round.
Out of the Blue it was the announced that Wyn Davies had been transferred to Frank O'Farrell's Manchester United, who were bottom of the league with City just a place above them. United paid City £65,000 for the Welsh striker.
The Blues then managed a third win of the season as they beat Tottenham 2-1 at Maine Road , however amidst an injury crisis City soon swopped places with United at the bottom as they crashed to a 5-1 defeat against Stoke at The Victoria Ground.
the 27th September was not the best day City have ever had as it was announced that long time President Albert V Alexander had passed away, and then The Blues played Valencia in Spain in the 2nd leg of their UEFA Cup tie and were beaten 2-1 and therefore out of the competition at the first hurdle. City's home form in the league was improving and they beat West Brom 2-1 to move up the table to fifth from bottom.
It was to be another embarrassing cup exit though, as City lost 2-0 to Bury at Gigg Lane in the 3rd Round of the League Cup
In the league City slipt back down to second from bottom as they drew 1-1 at home to Wolves and then lost 3-2 at Coventry.
Malcolm Allison was a little happier with a thrilling 4-3 win over West Ham at Maine Road and then a 0-0 draw at Championship chasing Arsenal.
The improvement continued with a 4-0 Maine Road thrashing of Derby and then a 3-2 victory at Everton to move City up to 14th in Division 1, amidst financial worries as the board report annual losses of £38,000.
The Blues made it 10 goals in three days as they beat rivals Manchester United 3-0 at Maine Road but then slumped to a 3-0 defeat against Leeds at Elland Road.
Malcolm Allison was anxious to bring in a new face and he targeted out of favour George Best at Manchester United, Frank O'Farrell confirmed there was interest from City but no firm bid was ever made as The Blues' directors did not agree with Malcolm's choice of player, in hindsight they were definitely correct.
City then drew 1-1 at home to Ipswich and away at Sheffield United. Before beating Southampton 2-1 at Maine Road.
The Blues moved into the Christmas period with a dilapidated squad Allison's team visited Newcastle on 23rd December without Francis Lee who was suspended and Tony Book and Mike Summerbee who were injured. The Magpies beat the Citizens 2-1.
Things were worse on Boxing Day as Colin Bell and Willie Donachie were also missing through suspension, however City managed a 1-1 draw at home to Stoke, which was the same score in the last game of 1972 at Norwich.
The first game of 1973 should have been Chelsea at Maine Road but the game was postponed due to fog, instead the first match was a home 3rd Round FA Cup tie against Stoke which The Blues won 3-2.
In the league City drew 1-1 at Leicester and beat Birmingham 1-0 at Maine Road, as they climbed further up Division 1 to 11th position.
The Blues travelled to Anfield in the 4th Round of the FA Cup and earned a replay drawing 0-0 with Liverpool. Four days later The Blues won the replay, beating Liverpool 2-0 in front of a Maine Road crowd of nearly 50,000.
Back in the league and City moved up to 8th with a great 3-2 victory over Tottenham at White Hart Lane, before meeting Liverpool for the third time in a fortnight, the match ending 1-1 at Maine Road.
City's season ended as regards winning a trophy when after drawing 2-2 at home to Sunderland in the 5th Round of the FA Cup they lost the replay at Sunderland 3-1.
In the league The Blues went down to a disastrous defeat at Molyneux losing 5-1 to Wolves, and then drew 1-1 at Southampton to slip down to tenth with just a quarter of the season left.
The City board were concerned with the Maine Road finances especially now that there would be no prize money coming in this season. The club were paying £800 per week in bank fees on their overdraft and therefore decided, against Malcolm Allison's wishes, and sold Ian Mellor to Norwich for £65,000, to ease the financial burden.
The Blues were now in free fall and they lost 2-1 at home to Coventry, 2-1 at West Ham and 2-1 against Arsenal at Maine Road.
A 1-0 defeat at home to Chelsea , watched by a crowd of just 24,000, was the sixth loss in the last seven games and it also signalled the end for Malcolm Allison as City's manager. Prior to the game at home to Leeds It was announced that Malcolm and City had parted company and a day later Malcolm was confirmed as boss at Crystal Palace at a reported £13,000 per year more than his £10,000 annual salary had been at City.
Johnny Hart was named Caretaker manager for the home game against Leeds and City managed their first win in ten games winning 1-0.
Rodney Marsh who had reportedly always said if Malcolm Allison ever left the club then so would he, appeared to be backing up those statements as he handed in a transfer request to Hart who was now confirmed as first team boss until at least the end of the season. The board reluctantly accepted the request and he was put on the transfer list.
City then travelled to Ipswich where a 1-1 draw left The Blues 13th in Division 1 with just five games left to play.
The Blues' improvement continued with home wins over Sheffield United, 3-1 and Newcastle 2-0, and Johnny Hart's unbeaten reign continued with a 0-0 draw at Manchester United and a 2-1 win at West Bromwich.
Fate brought Malcom Allison back to Maine Road for the last game of the season and his Crystal Palace side beat City 3-2 to leave City finishing the season in 10th position.
Johnny Hart's excellent record since taking over from Malcolm Allison earned him a permanent contract as City's boss.
The Blues played a friendly at Plymouth drawing 2-2 and then they had planned an end of season tour to Japan but this was cancelled due to problems with the promoters and so instead the players went to Greece.
Joe Corrigan writes in his biography "we headed out for an end of season trip to Greece to wind down.
We were there to play Olympiakos… We stayed at a top hotel and had originally been scheduled to play just one game during a sunshine break, but were asked to play a second game to help cover our travel expenses. Unusual but it meant more time in a beautiful country so nobody complained.
We played Olympiakos and lost 2-1 and a week later we drew 0-0 against Olympiakos again, and it was after after that game I was told the real reason we'd played the second game was so the Greek side could take another look and buy me. It was news to me! I was flattered by their interest, but I would never have gone to play football in Greece, it just wasn't for me."

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Bias incidents against Muslims rose nearly one-third last year to a 12-year high, an Islamic civil rights group said Monday.
Complaints made by Muslims --which include harassment, violence and discrimination-- increased 29.6 percent to 1,972, the Council on American-Islamic Relations said. Hate crimes rose 8.6 percent to 153.
Nine states and the District of Columbia accounted for nearly 79 percent of incidents reported.
California was first at 19 percent, followed by Illinois (13 percent), New York (9 percent), Texas (8 percent), Virginia (7 percent), Florida (6 percent), Washington, D.C. (5 percent) and New Jersey, Maryland and Ohio (4 percent each).


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First votes cast in local gov't elections
Published:Thursday | March 22, 2012 | 12:00 AM
Jamaica Defence Force soldiers attend to an Electoral Office of Jamaica tent that was knocked down by a strong gust of wind at Up Park Camp in St Andrew where there was little activity taking place on election day for members of the security forces. Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer
Karen Sudu, Gleaner Writer
LINSTEAD, St Catherine
Retired Police Sergeant Velma Bedward-Williams went to the Linstead Methodist Church Hall in St Catherine to cast her ballot early yesterday afternoon, but did not find her name on the voters' list.
"My name was on the list that the outdoor agents had, but when I checked inside, I was told that they did not have my name on the master voters' list," Bedward-Williams explained to The Gleaner.
She said an official from the Electoral Office of Jamaica told her to check with the master voters' list at the Jamaica Police Academy (JPA) in Twickenham Park.
After a second attempt to exercise her franchise, Bedward-Williams' name was found on the police list at the JPA. She was assisted by Janice Shaw, voter location assistant.
"Mrs Williams did not find her name and she came to this polling division and we were able to find her name on the list without any problem, and she was able to cast her vote," explained Shaw.
Missed opportunity
Bedward-Williams, a resident of Linstead, was elated, as she had missed the opportunity to vote in the 2011 general election.
"I didn't want to miss the opportunity again, to exercise my right, because in the general election, I thought my name was on the civilian list because I retired in 2009, but when I checked the civilian list in Linstead, it was only on the outdoor agents' list and I never voted," she said.
In the meantime, Sonia Nelson, returning officer for St Catherine Eastern, told The Gleaner that only police who work in the St Catherine North Division were eligible to vote at the academy.
"We were able to assist all the persons who came in, whether they were able to vote here or other areas. We were able to identify other police voting areas for them to vote," explained Nelson.
Some 1,182 electors were registered to vote at the JPA.
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The Impact of Network Size on Bank Branch Performance
FRB of New York Staff Report No. 211
44 Pages Posted: 16 Aug 2005
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Beverly Hirtle
Federal Reserve Bank of New York - Banking Studies Department
Date Written: June 2005
Despite recent innovations that might have reduced banks' reliance on brick-and-mortar branches for distributing retail financial services, the number of U.S. bank branches has continued to increase steadily over time. Further, an increasing percentage of these branches are held by banks with large branch networks. This paper assesses the implications of these developments by examining a series of simple branch performance measures and asking how these measures vary, on average, across institutions with different branch network sizes.
The key findings are that banks with 100 to 500 branches ("mid-sized networks") had lower bank-average deposits per branch and roughly equal volumes of small business loans per branch, but no reduction in net deposit costs, relative to banks with larger branch networks. When compared to banks with 100 or fewer branches, mid-sized branch networks had lower bank-average deposits and small business loan volume per branch, but had lower net deposit costs. The analysis shows no systematic relationship between branch network size and overall institutional profitability. The results imply that mid-sized branch networks may be at a competitive disadvantage, especially relative to the very largest branch networks.
Keywords: banking, branch, deposits
JEL Classification: G21, G28, L11, L89
Hirtle, Beverly, The Impact of Network Size on Bank Branch Performance (June 2005). FRB of New York Staff Report No. 211, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=782333 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.782333
Beverly Hirtle (Contact Author)
Federal Reserve Bank of New York - Banking Studies Department ( email )
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The Runcton project consisted of extending the two gabled house to the west with the addition of a third gable. The design sought to sit harmoniously with the existing building and not look like an extension. The new element of the house now sits alongside the existing and extends back into the garden where there is also a large single storey extension with a vaulted oak roof.


I currently have a switched outlet with two table lamps plugged into it. I would like to add dimming capability to these lamps, just not sure the best way to do so.
The top half of the receptacle is switched on/off via wall switch, the bottom half is always on. I think if I just replaced the wall switch with a dimmer I'm asking for trouble because there's not enough current flowing, am I correct? If I use a plug in dimmer on top part of the outlet and a Caseta switch, that would give me dimming capability while still maintaining on/off control via the wall switch, but I'd actually have to turn the light on in two spots, at the switch and the plug in dimmer, which is annoying. Would this also result in lag?
Thoughts on the best way to accomplish this? Thanks.
Use a plug in dimmer in the bottom outlet. Install a wall mount pico next to the existing switch. Leave the existing switch to control the top outlet.
Thanks, but the bottom outlet is needed for other electronics and there's no more room in the gang box. I'm feeling like it's just better to leave them switched instead of dimmed if that'll be the most seamless option.
Another option would be to remove the existing switch in the wall and tie the wires together with a wirenut which would make the top half of the receptacle always on. You could then mount a Pico remote in place of the removed switch and pair it to a plug-in dimmer that you would install in the top half of the receptacle. If you decide to go this route you'll want to be sure to purchase a Pico wall-mount adapter (PICO-WBX-ADAPT) in order to attach the Pico to the wallbox.
Perfect, that will accomplish what I'm after!!


This barn was built in the early 1920s by the Schares Family using frame construction and balloon framing. Christina Schares homesteaded this property with the help of her five sons, three of whom were carpenters. When the Schares family owned this property, they used the barn for show horses. When Lloyd Meyer purchased the property from his father, Leo, he began to use the barn for dairy cattle. The barn is now only used for storage. This barn is one of two barns in this yard. Please click here to see the other barn in this yard.
The ventilators on the roof of the barn used to have white glass globes on the tips of the lightning rods. As well, there used to be metal horses on the back end of the weather vanes. These decorations were all shot off by Lloyd and his brothers when they were young. There is a Canadian centennial star on the east face of the barn for decoration. Lloyd bought the star at an auction and nailed to the barn. The barn was last painted on behalf of the realtor company that owned the property before the Meyers. The men hired to do the job stayed in one of the original homestead buildings on site.
Meyer, Lloyd. Personal communication. 14 Jun. 2016.
This frame shows the south and east faces of the barn. There is a Canadian centennial star on the east face of the barn.
This frame gives a closer look at the centennial star and the hay hood on the east face of the barn.
This view of the south face of the barn shows the unique three pane windows, the falling eaves, and the entry route for power into the barn. The door on this face gives entry to the walkway in front of the dairy cattle stalls.
This frame shows the west face of the barn. The upper left portion of the frame shows where a chunk of the metal sheeting has blow off the roof.
This photo was taken from the entrance on the south side of the barn. This photo looks east at the area in front of the dairy cattle stalls and the staircase going up to the loft.
The stalls had head gates to hold the cattle while milking and a vacuum system to run the milking machine. The cross member with attached pipe in this photo is part of the vacuum system.
The door in the right side of this frame is the door on the east face of the bar. The room pictured here was for storing feed and milking equipment.
This frame shows a closer picture of the staircase going up into the loft.
The loft floor uses wooden tongue-and-groove planks.
The staircase had a trapdoor lip and a brace to keep it open.
Inside the staircase room there was a hand carved wooden chute for transferring grains.
Also inside the staircase room was the hay rack sling that was used to carrying the square bales.
The backside of the loft's hay door was visible from within the loft.
This frame shows the southern half of the barn's roof.
This frame gives a close-up of the posts in the loft of the barn.
See the other Meyer/Schares barn.
Meyer, Catherine. "Meyer, Leo and Catherine". Wagon Trails in the Sod: A History of the Heisler Area. 1st ed. Heisler: Heisler Historical Society, 1982. Print.


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UK's Golda Borst named Arnold Palmer Cup assistant coach
UK women's golf head coach will assist the international team
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NORMAN, Okla. (UK Athletics)– Kentucky women's golf head coach Golda Borst has been selected as an assistant coach for the 2022 Arnold Palmer Cup. Borst, a native of Visby, Sweden, will assist the international team.
Featuring the top collegiate golfers, the Arnold Palmer Cup – co-founded by Arnold Palmer and the Golf Coaches Association of America – is a Ryder Cup-style tournament matching the United States against a team of international players. Beginning with the 2018 matches at Evian Resort Golf Club, the Arnold Palmer Cup is the only major tournament which features men and women playing side-by-side as partners.
The 2022 Arnold Palmer Cup will take place July 1-3 at Golf Club de Genève in Vandœuvres, Switzerland. The United States leads the Palmer Cup series 13-11-1.
Mexico's Diana Cantú of Tennessee and England's Phil Rowe of Cal Poly will serve as the head coaches on the international side while Kory Henkes of Ole Miss and Illinois Wesleyan's Jim Ott will lead Team USA. Barry Fennelly of Maynooth and Ireland will join Borst as one of the two international assistants, and Ryan Potter from Wake Forest and Bill Allcorn from Oklahoma will serve as assistants for Team USA.
The top six golfers from the final ranking in the spring from both the U.S. and international men and women will be among the individuals selected to compete in the Palmer Cup. Using Golfstat's player ranking as a base, the Arnold Palmer Cup ranking awards bonus points for wins and high finishes and a penalty for poor finishes. The ranking also contains a strength of schedule component.
The remaining six spots for the U.S. will consist of five committee picks, including at least one non-Division I golfer, and a coaches' pick. The balance of the international team also includes five committee selections, including at least one representative from The Royal & Ancient Student Tour Series, and a coaches' pick.
The next Arnold Palmer Cup Ranking will be announced on Feb. 17, 2022.
Although the fall rankings didn't feature any of Borst's Kentucky Wildcats, it isn't out of the question for a UK player to make a move with the heart of the schedule coming up in the spring. Junior Jensen Castle, the 2021 U.S. Women's Amateur champion, checked in at No. 67 in the latest Golfstat rankings.
The Palmer Cup has been played at some of the world's greatest courses, including The Old Course, The Royal County Down, Royal Portrush, Baltusrol, The Honors Cours and Cherry Hills.
Since its inception, more than 125 former Arnold Palmer Cup alumni have gone on to earn cards on the PGA, European or LPGA Tours; 32 have represented Europe or the USA in the Ryder Cup, Presidents Cup, or Solheim Cup; and more than 60 have claimed 280-plus victories on the PGA, European, or LPGA Tours, including three major champions in both 2020 and 2021.
Borst is a fitting addition to the Palmer Cup following her program's recent breakthrough. Last season, in her 11th year on the job, Borst's group broke through with an NCAA Championship Finals berth, the program's first in 29 years. In addition to the appearance in Scottsdale, Arizona, Borst's teams have qualified for seven NCAA Regional appearances and won six team championships.
Under Borst, UK has posted nine of the top 10 single-season team scoring averages in program history while claiming 24 of the 25 lowest 18-hole rounds. Additionally, all 20 of the top 20 single-season player scoring averages in school history are in the Borst era and 24 of the top 25 marks for most single-season par or better rounds took place with Borst at the helm.
This season, Borst's team is in the hunt again for another postseason run. Currently positioned No. 34 in the latest Golfstat rankings, UK placed in the top five in two of four fall events with two individual top-10 showings and five top-20 finishes. Castle posted a team-best 71.8 stroke average in the fall followed closely by sophomore Laney Frye at 72.9.
Kentucky's season resumes Jan. 17 vs. Louisville to begin the spring slate.
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I was certain that while I was home recovering not only would I have time to blog, I could read a few novels, catch up on a stack of movies, moisturize and do all things I haven't been able to do while working and living full time. Unfortunately, I was mistaken. Healing is big business and requires most of my attention. Everything I do is directed at my body recovering from the surgery. I eat to fuel my body, I sleep to rest it, I move to keep the muscles moving. I am seeking the balance of nourishment, exercise and rest to allow my body to heal as quickly as possible. Oh yeah I forgot the pain medication, that to is an important part of the equation.
I have to say my care team has been outstanding I have not been alone since my arrival home from the Thompson Peak Spa. Wonderful meals have been arriving daily for my family, and we have been surrounded by loving and caring people.
The day I was discharged from the hospital was by far the worse day of this journey. I was excited and ready to return home, but also scared of being able to return to "my life". I missed the boys so much and I was only able to speak with them briefly during my hospitalization. How would they respond to their invalid mother, with all these weird tubes hanging from her body? I am not use to counting on so many others for my needs as well as the need of my family. Things had changed so completely, I wondered if they would ever be the same again. Now mind you I am sorting out these heavy emotional details while going on my first car ride post surgery with 4cc of morphine to get me through the 100 or so mile ride home. That combined with the Percocet, nausea and my missing body parts can be considered a buffet of depressants. I was a wreck to say the least.
I did not want to see the boys this way, and I wasn't sure that it would change. All you can do when you feel like this is drink water and breathe.
I have an incision along my abodomen that is supported by what I call "SUPER SPANKS"
for the most part getting up from bed or sitting is the hardest part of my day, I can walk with relative ease but I fatigue easily. I can pack a lunch then I need to sit down and take a break. I can take a shower on my own only it takes about 40 minutes.
This is not how I am used to functioning.
Most of the pain and discomfort should not be permanent.
That story is for later I need to rest.
I found it useful to remind myself that recovery is a process and not an event. It won't happen today and it won't happen tomorrow or the next day but, hopefully, it will get better.
We are so glad to see you are home with your boys surrounded by friends/family that are there to assist you. Take advantage of the help, Sarah, as everyone is here to help you heal. We miss you at the restaurant, it just isn't the same without you! Call if you need us -- remember we're retired!


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Thank You Los Angeles! Church of Scientology Surprises Firefighters, Police, Medical and Other Essential Workers With Gourmet Thanksgiving Dinners
Latest News - updated: Nov 26, 2020
Since the pandemic began, Los Angeles has been a hot spot. Volunteer Ministers from the Church of Scientology Los Angeles celebrate Thanksgiving by letting essential workers know just how much they are appreciated.
LOS ANGELES, November 26, 2020	(Newswire.com) - Volunteer Ministers picked up 400 meals—the first round of specially prepared dinners—from hot boxes and delivered them Monday, November 23, to doctors and nurses, firefighters and police, and the staff of local supermarkets and pharmacies that remained open to serve the community throughout the pandemic.
Inside each bag was a message from the Church: "HAPPY THANKSGIVING from the Church of Scientology Los Angeles. Stay safe and stay well." On the card was a QR code to the Church's How to Stay Well Prevention Resource Center containing dozens of videos and three educational booklets: How to Keep Yourself & Others Well, How to Protect Yourself & Others with a Mask & Gloves and How to Prevent the Spread of Illness with Isolation. These are all available in 21 languages—perfect for the polyglot Los Angeles community.
The information in the booklets is based on effective measures researched for ensuring the safety of Scientology staff and parishioners, implemented internationally as protocols under the direction of Scientology ecclesiastical leader Mr. David Miscavige.
In May, Volunteer Ministers distributed more than 300,000 copies of these booklets to stores, restaurants, churches, clinics, hospitals, and homes in the greater Los Angeles area.
"Everyone we brought these dinners to was so appreciative," said one of the Volunteer Ministers. "It meant so much to them that we thought of them."
Another set of meals is being delivered on Thanksgiving Day for those on duty over the holiday.
The Church of Scientology Volunteer Ministers program is a religious social service created in the mid-1970s by Scientology Founder L. Ron Hubbard. It constitutes one of the world's largest independent relief forces. A Volunteer Minister's mandate is to be "a person who helps his fellow man on a volunteer basis by restoring purpose, truth, and spiritual values to the lives of others." Their creed: "A Volunteer Minister does not shut his eyes to the pain, evil and injustice of existence. Rather, he is trained to handle these things and help others achieve relief from them and new personal strength as well."
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New to the market, DeWalt's 54V XR FlexVolt Paddle Mixer could be a game changer, we got our hands on one and asked our very own Graeme Shelton to review it. Here's what he thinks of it…..
Initially I was sceptical about the power, performance and battery life of a cordless mixer knowing the stress and torque a Plasterers 110v or 240v mixer goes through on a daily basis mixing countless bags of backing coat, drywall adhesive, finishes and renders.
1st impressions are great as it comes with a decent M14 160mm positive paddle. The mixer feels as heavy and durable as my 110v leading German mixer, is of a similar design and shape and comes with 5 speed settings on an easy to use thumb dial on the right handle along with the trigger below.
When using the brushless mixer it changes through the 5 speed settings smoothly and feels well balanced and sturdy with very little vibration.
The enclosed batter docking is a great design idea as it protects both the battery and the docking station connections from splashes, dirt & dust.
The mixer comes with a 3 year warranty when you register your purchase online.
There is an attachable security appliance (purchased separately) that fixes to the mixer that enables the owner to download an App on their phone and trace the tool in the event of it getting stolen, which is a fantastic idea as tool theft from sheds, vans and building sites has been on the increase in recent years.
The fast charger is wall mountable anywhere by fixing 2 drywall screws, it's fan cooled when charging and will fully charge the 54v 9ah battery in approximately 85 minutes. The light flashes red when charging and remains lit when fully charged. The 54v Li-on batteries are really impressive as they come with a 3 green light fuel gauge and are backwards compatible with any 18v XR DeWalt cordless power tools. So the 54v battery will fit any 18v XR Bare units and run as an 18v.
I've since bought a DeWalt DAB radio and used the 54v Flexvolt battery to run it while the mains power was isolated by the electrician on a job I was working on recently.
I've been using the mixer every day for a week and found and can confirm (exactly as it says in the book) it takes 85 minutes to fully charge a flat battery and does mix through up to 12 bags of finish on 1 fully charged battery. The jobs I've been working on during that week determined the size of my mix and the material used but I've mixed 2.5 bags of finish, 2 bags of bonding and 2 bags of drywall adhesive at a time and had no problems getting through any of it. On larger jobs and areas I'd have no concerns with it mixing through much bigger buckets of plaster.
Come Spring time I'll be using the DeWalt 54v mixer on my external render jobs and I'm confident it'll go through 5 bags of Monocouche Render as easily as my current 110v mixer but with the DeWalt cordless mixer I'll have the added benefit of being able to mix wherever I work and on any lift of the scaffold without having to carry the transformer or worry about extension leads and cables running through and around obstacles and scaffold poles and creating a trip hazard on site.
Having looked at the specification of the other cordless mixers on the market I can say based on the performance and equivalent power to 2000w corded mixer and having backwards compatibility with 18v tools in the DeWalt XR range the DeWalt 54v Flexvolt is the best of the bunch and I would highly recommend it.
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What a fantastic piece of kit! And what a fantastic review Graeme .
Yep. Friend has one, great kit and can't wait to get one!


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Q: Form Inside Accordion Panel omits field on submit Hi am trying to submit a form inside an accordion panel tab as follows:

                     <h:form id="smsFRM">

                                 <h:panelGrid cellpadding="10" cellspacing="7" columns="2">

                                     <h:outputLabel for="userName" value="User Name"/>
                                     <h:inputText required="true" requiredMessage="Please enter Gateway UserName" value="#{setupController.dbSetup.gatewayUserName}" id="userName" />
                                     <h:outputLabel for="apiKey" value="Secret Key"/>
                                     <h:inputSecret  required="true" requiredMessage="Please enter secret key" size="55" value="#{setupController.dbSetup.gatewayApiKey}"  id="apiKey" />

                                 </h:panelGrid>

                                  <h:panelGrid cellpadding="10" cellspacing="7" columns="2">
                                     <h:outputLabel for="enableAuditSMS" value="Enable Night Audit SMS"/>

                                     <h:outputLabel for="enableCheckoutSMS" value="Enable Checkout SMS"/>

                                 </h:panelGrid>

                                  <h:panelGrid cellpadding="10" cellspacing="7" columns="2">
                                     <h:outputLabel for="checkoutSMS" value="Checkout SMS"/>
                                     <h:inputTextarea  id="checkoutSMS" value="#{setupController.dbSetup.checkoutSMS}"  cols="40">

                                     </h:inputTextarea>
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Problem: Only the last field
 value is submitted to the backing bean.
Here is my backing bean method that's invoked once i hit the command button;
public void updateSMSConfiguration(){
        System.out.println("Enable sms --> " + dbSetup.isEnableSMS() + "Enable Checkout SMS ->" + dbSetup.isEnableCheckoutSMS());
        System.out.println("Checkout sms --> " + dbSetup.getCheckoutSMS());
         ctx = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
           rtx = RequestContext.getCurrentInstance();
           try{
               setupFacade.edit(dbSetup);
               ctx.addMessage(null, new FacesMessage(FacesMessage.SEVERITY_INFO, "SMS configuration Updated.", ""));
            // roomsFacade.setHouseKeepingTime();
               rtx.update("adminGrowl");
           }
           catch(Exception ex){
                ctx.addMessage(null, new FacesMessage(FacesMessage.SEVERITY_ERROR, "SMS configuration failed", ""));
               ex.printStackTrace();;
           }
            rtx.update("adminGrowl");
    }

The accordion panel itself is not nested inside a form. All other tabs are ok. I am using primefaces version 4.0 and glassfish 3.1.2. How can i solve this ? Thank You.


Triple Chocolate Cherry Brownies. Perfectly fudgy brownies loaded with chocolate (bittersweet, semi-sweet and white chocolate) and studded with maraschino cherries throughout, there is a nothing but delight in every single bite.
I have been on such a chocolate-cherry kick recently and the boys have been craving brownies. As I sit here writing this, I can hear them in the kitchen sneaking more of these brownies…boys!
I can't even begin to blame them as these brownies are now my favorite thing EVER.
Loaded with chocolate (bittersweet, semi-sweet and white chocolate) and studded with maraschino cherries throughout, there is a nothing but delight in every single bite.
One of my favorite tricks for brownies is to add mini chocolate chips to the batter. I think it adds such intense chocolate flavor and if you eat the brownies warm (highly recommended), you get little pockets of melted chocolate everywhere. Always a good thing.
These brownies don't require a mixer meaning less dishes to wash. That alone equals a successful recipe in my book. If you're looking for the perfect fudgy brownies, packed full of intense chocolate flavor, this is the brownie for you.
The maraschino cherries add the perfect sweetness and texture to the rich chocolateness of the brownies.
And for goodness sakes, aren't they pretty? LOVE!
Spray an 8x8 or 9x9 pan with cooking spray and line with parchment paper. Let paper extend over two sides for easy removal of brownies.
Stir in white chocolate chips, mini chocolate chips, and cherries.
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The brownies are delicious . I pinned them to my pinterest so I have the recipe for later my girls love brownies.One of the best cherries make it the best.
These are just so awesome! I love the look of the gooey chocolate with cherries.
Thanks Tonia! I love the TASTE 🙂 My fave!
Oh my Trish, these look gloriously fudgy!! Perfection in brownie form! I don't blame your boys for sneaking seconds… And I totally would've begged for a bite if I had know you baked them just before we drove to SF! 😉 Pinned!
Thank you Amy! And if the brownies hadn't already been claimed, I would have SO brought them 🙂 Thanks for the pin!
Chocolate and cherries … perfect for Valentine's Day or any day 🙂 Then you threw in "triple" … can only say WOW … you got my attention! Pinned!
Love all of the chocolate you packed into these brownies!
Nothing is better than a tricked-out brownie! I love what you've been doing with cherries lately!
These look insane! I love that you put the cherries in these…I never would have thought of that. Totally pinning these so I can try them!
These brownies look so chocolatey and delicious, and so festive with those cherries! My son loves maraschino cherries, so he'd go especially nuts over these!


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Inspiring Muckers: MuckFest MS Boston, Marc Mingolelli of Mingo Muckers
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UPDATED ON 4/28: Check out the Mingo Muckers team at MuckFest MS Boston 2015!
We're excited to sit down with Marc Mingolelli, team member of MuckFest® MS Boston's Mingo Muckers.
Tell us about your connection to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
It may sound strange, but I am happy to know that my brother has MS. About seven years ago, Mike was complaining of dizziness and blurred speech. Finally, another episode occurred, and he was rushed to an emergency room where doctors told us he had cancer, and it was not good. The diagnosis made all of us scared and nervous for two weeks while tests were being conducted. When the news finally came back that it was MS, we were relieved – although there is no cure for it yet, every day strides are made to find one and people with MS can still live long, productive lives.
How did you first get involved with Muck Fest MS?
To complement Mike's role on the New England Board, the family wanted to find a way to help raise awareness and money for the MS Society. We are not a family of long distance runners or walkers. We like to have fun and bring people together. Participating in MuckFest MS accomplishes this goal – getting dirty is just an added benefit! Our biggest challenge was coming up with a name and slogan. We ultimately decided on the Mingo Muckers, where "Finding a Cure is Dirty Work."
Mingo Muckers is an awesome mix of family, friends, and co-workers. What is your number one team building tip?
We don't really focus on training, nutrition, stretching, strategy or really anything that might give us a competitive edge. The Mingo Muckers team philosophy has a few guiding principles:
Don't take yourself too seriously
Don't be the last sibling in the race
You cannot be underqualified to join the Mingo Muckers, real athletes are actually overqualified for this team and asked to look elsewhere…
Wear a cool outfit – looking good is important in the mud…looking good is more important than playing good.
As second-year muckers, what advice do you have for first-timers?
Don't forget two towels for the shower afterwards. Last year I had to give mine to my niece and I had to improvise.
Why is fundraising for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society important to your family?
In addition to my brother, there are several other connections including high school and college friends. The more we get involved, the closer MS touches our family.
What are you most excited for at Muck Fest MS Boston in April?
Last year it rained and was quite cold. By the end of the race, we could not feel our toes and hands. This year, I am looking forward to a warmer day, but given the winter we've had, I am not optimistic. I will remember that extra towel.
Last year, Mike's oldest daughter, Lauren, joined us in the race. This year, my two oldest daughters, Amanda and Lyndsay, will be joining us. It will be cool to have my brother, sister Laurie, brother-in-law John, my niece, and my daughters, leading the Mingo Muckers.


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Coronavirus: Updated Cruise Ship Policies and Cancellations Because of COVID-19 (2021)
World's First Big Ship Cruise Line to Resume Operations
Norwegian, Royal Caribbean Team Up To Create Cruise Health and Safety Protocols
In Industry Step Forward, CDC Seeks Public Comment On Cruise Resumption
The Majestic Line Set to be First Cruise Line to Restart Cruising in the UK
Live From MSC Cruises' MSC Grandiosa: What's it Like Sailing on a Big Ship in the COVID Era?
Adventures by Disney to Offer First Expedition Cruises Geared Toward Families
CDC to Make Masks Mandatory in Cruise Terminals, Cruise Ships in the U.S.
Additional Cruise Lines Opt To Require COVID-19 Boosters
Galapagos sea lions (Photo: Lindblad Expeditions)
Lindblad Expeditions to Restart Cruise Operations in June, Vaccine Required For Adults
Aaron Saunders
Senior Editor, News and Features
(12:22 p.m. EST) -- Lindblad Expeditions announced Tuesday it would resume its small ship adventure expedition cruises in two destinations, with the first departures beginning in June.
Lindblad will resume operations in Alaska and the Galapagos starting in June. The two destinations will be Lindblad's first cruises to operate in over a year, and the company will require all passengers over the age of 16 be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 prior to travelling.
"We have always turned to nature, in times of collective stress and trauma, for the restoration of our spirits, believing in what Thoreau called the healing 'tonic of wildness'," said Lindblad CEO Sven Lindblad. "Our internal team has spent the last year examining every single aspect of our operation to be prepared to operate in the 'new normal'."
In Alaska, Lindblad will operate the 100-passenger sister ships, National Geographic Quest and National Geographic Venture -- both U.S.-flagged vessels carrying under 250 persons that are not subject to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)'s long-standing "No-Sail" orders.
These Alaska trips will last between six to eight days and will depart beginning June 5 and June 6, 2021.
In the Galapagos, Lindblad's sleek National Geographic Endeavour II will depart on June 4, 2021, for its first sailing around the islands. Like Alaska, the Galapagos experience with Lindblad is a remote one, with passengers visiting largely uninhabited islands or concentrating their time in untouched wilderness settings.
In addition to providing proof of COVID-19 vaccination, passengers on Lindblad's sailings in Alaska and the Galapagos Islands will need to also undergo two negative COVID-19 tests – a PCR test taken before leaving home and a second rapid antigen test administered by their staff prior to boarding. People will be encouraged to self-isolate and follow CDC guidelines between their initial test and travel.
Onboard, passengers will have daily temperature checks; as well as be given PPE to wear when necessary. Capacity on the ships is also reduced. Buffets have been turned into served meals. Masks will be required in public areas, as well as in Zodiacs and mudrooms, however, masks are not needed in wilderness areas where people can social distance, unless local regulations say so.
Unlike other lines that are having to craft brand-new voyages, these Alaska and Galapagos itineraries represent Lindblad's existing, published voyage calendar, and are available now for reservation.
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Sometimes when you have a good thing, you want to hang onto it for a while, and that's the case with the 2018 Volkswagen Passat SEL V6 Premium. Redesigned in 2016, it comes to us with one of the most spacious interiors in the mid-size market segment, along with a 280-horsepower V6 that propels it to 60 mph in just a tick over five seconds. And while it may not be the most luxurious or advanced model in VW's lineup, there's something to be said for a proper sedan that offers easy usability and solid performance.
For the full 2018 Volkswagen Passat SEL Premium V6 review, specs, pricing and data, read on.
There are times when anonymity is key, and while the 2018 Passat is stylish, it goes about its business with a reserved quietness that many buyers will enjoy. By employing design elements such as a low, flat beltline, the designers were able to give the Passat large windows, which make for great outward visibility. Then there's the use of the subtle chrome trim on the front grille, lower front fascia and around the windows. It's in no way overdone, and lends a bit of elegance to the overall design.
Riding on a 110.4-inch wheelbase and having an overall length of 191.6 in means the Passat makes good use of its dimensions. Its size allows the wheel wells to run great looking 18-inch Chattanooga split-spoke alloys that wear 235/45-series all season tires. Proportionally, this looks wonderful, as often manufacturers stuff in oversized wheels that can detract from a vehicle's look. In front, LED automatic headlamps flow into the front fenders, while integrated fog lights with cornering lamps are tucked nicely into the lower fascia. Out back, LED taillights and dual angular chrome exhaust tips finish out the package, while subtle wheel arches deliver a bit of European flare.
With one of the largest interiors in its class, the 2018 VW Passat SEL welcomes its occupants to vast amounts of legroom both front and rear. Eight-way leather covered power front seats with heat provide all-day comfort, while the faux wood trim, aluminum and gloss plastics elevate the interior presence. The gauge cluster, with its large analog readouts, is a welcome sight in a day and age where OEMs are pushing fully digital clusters. With a fair amount of nicely integrated tech, VW has also made sure that this is a cabin that's easy to live with, by not making it overly busy. From an electronics standpoint a 6.3-inch touchscreen lets drivers access VWs Car-Net features, which include App-Connect with smartphone interface, an intuitive navigation system, and Fender premium audio, along with a menu to monitor and customize vehicle settings.
But the tech doesn't stop there, as there's also a Homelink integrated garage door opener, heated rear seats, adaptive cruise control, Park Assist, blind spot monitoring, an auto-dimming rear view mirror, lane departure warning, and of course, keyless entry with push button and remote start. Bluetooth connectivity and multiple USB ports for pairing your favorite ancillary devices also help enhance the overall appeal for tech-minded buyers. Once underway, occupants are treated to little in the way of wind and mechanical noise, along with great outward visibility, thanks to the large windows both front and rear. Trunk space is also quite generous at 15.9 cubic-feet.
It should be noted that the V6 that lives under the hood of this 2018 Passat SEL, aside from being a bit thirsty, is a hammer of an engine. The 3.6-liter 24v V6 (SEL and V6 GT models only) produces 280 horsepower and 258 lb-ft of torque, and will shoot the 3,534-pound Passat SEL to 60 mph in just 5.7 seconds. The power is usable throughout the rev range, and there is low-end torque right from the get go. And while it is a bit buzzy at full throttle, the V6 is a pleasure to live with on a day-to-day basis. Mileage is EPA rated at 19-mpg city, 28-mpg highway and 22-mpg combined.* A six-speed automatic transmission puts power to the pavement with quick and precise shifts, while a push-pull mode is available if one feels the urge to manually select a gear.
When it comes to handling the Passat's electronic steering and suspension are set to soft, which means while the ride is wonderful, it does tend to push a little when driven spiritedly. Jumping hard on the binders felt great with very little pedal travel, while simulated emergency maneuvers were met with zero in the way of drama. This is a very neutral handling automobile that overall, is a pleasure to drive.
With a 5-Star overall safety rating from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the 2018 Volkswagen Passat SEL Premium offers such safety features as front and side airbags, side curtain head impact airbags, three-point safety belts for all seating positions, four-wheel anti-lock brakes, daytime LED running lights, electronic stability control and intelligent crash response system with emergency braking.
To learn more about the safety features on the Passat SEL V6 Premium visit VW.com.
With a base price of $34,650** and an as-tested price of $35,500** the 2018 Volkswagen Passat SEL Premium is the nicest version in the Passat's portfolio. By combining a minimalist, yet well-appointed cabin, a powerful V6 engine, and loads of storage space, the Passat goes about its business by providing consumers with a smart sedan that's capable of flying under the radar.
**Vehicle MSRP of $35,500.00 excludes taxes, title, transportation, options, and dealer fees.


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Арте́м Володи́мирович Абрамович (21 квітня 1990, м. Житомир, Українська РСР — 12 серпня 2014, с. Степанівка, Шахтарський район, Донецька область, Україна) — український військовик, капітан (посмертно) Збройних сил України, командир танкового взводу 30-ї механізованої бригади, учасник російсько-української війни. Лицар ордена Богдана Хмельницького III ступеня.

Загинув у бою під Степанівкою, його танк був знищений в бою, прикриваючи відхід української групи під час наступу російських військ вторгнення.

Життєпис

Навчання і служба
Обидва діда Артема були військовими. Займався бальними танцями, захоплювався спортом, цікавився технікою. Після школи закіничв у 2007 році Житомирський екологічний ліцей, вступив до Академії сухопутних військ імені гетьмана Петра Сагайдачного. Мріяв про спеціальність аеромобільних військ, проте того року не проводили набір на цей факультет, тому обрав напрям навчання на танкіста. Здобув спеціальність «управління діями підрозділів танкових військ».

У серпні 2011 року після випуску з академії — командир взводу. Через близькість до дому обрав службу у 30-й окремій механізованій бригаді.

У 2012 році відбувся перший в Україні конкурс на кращий танковий взвод, де Артем зі своїм підрозділом здобули друге місце. У грудні 2012 року отримав звання старшого лейтенанта.

В 2013 році був обраний до української команди учасників на майбутніх змаганнях з Танкового біатлону, що мали відбутися в Росії у серпні 2014 року. Одружився у січні 2014 року.

Війна

Навесні 2014 року підрозділ Артема стояв на кордоні з анексованим Кримом, згодом — біля Бердянська. 27 липня переведений у район Савур-Могили. Розбивши опір проросійських сил, українські війська утворили коридор для виведення оточених на кордоні підрозділів. 5 серпня 3 одиниці БМП та 1 танк зайняли висоту біля Никифорового, керував блокпостом старший лейтенант Артем Абрамович, за кілька кілометрів розмістили ще два блокпости.

12 серпня на блокпост Абрамовича відійшли 1 танк і 2 БМП з сусіднього блокпоста. Із штабом зв'язатися не вдалося. Після «наради лейтенантів» вирішили прориватися до своїх на Міусинськ, куди й прибули. Старший лейтенант, що керував у Міусинську, наказав повернутися на висоту та захищати тил бригади.

Після зайняття попередньої позиції побачили, як з півдня почався обстріл «Градами», проте ракети пролетіли далі. Почала стріляти ворожа артилерія. Запросивши в штабу артилерійську допомогу, почули відповідь: «Снарядів немає». Незабаром на блокпост вийшли 4 танки, перший з яких був Т-64 з білими смугами, як в українських, з другого напрямку наступала російська піхота. Після перших пострілів у одного танка заклинило гармату, на той час уже були підбиті 2 БМП. Абрамович наказав підлеглим відходити, сам лишився з екіпажем свого танка — сержантом Ярославом Антонюком (механік-водій), та солдатом Петром Барбухом (навідник), — прикривати відступ.

Танк Артема був знищений у бою. Біля його згорілого остову залишився підбитим російський танк Т-72 з 18-ї мотострілецької бригади.

Український екіпаж відтоді вважався зниклим безвісти. У бою загалом було знищено 2 російські танки Т-72, українські сили втратили Т-64 — Абрамович, Антонюк, Барбух та БМП-2 — загинули прапорщик Дмитро Руденко та сержант Борис Луцько.

Група, яку прикривав екіпаж Абрамовича, дісталася до Міусинська. Більшість учасників бою залишилися живими та повернулися додому.

Поховання
3 жовтня 2014 року пошуковці місії «Евакуація-200» знайшли в остові танку останки Артема Абрамовича та привезли до Запоріжжя; упізнаний за тестами ДНК.

Похований у Житомирі 23 травня 2015 року, Смолянське військове кладовище. По смерті лишились батьки та дружина Альона.

За наполяганням матері була проведена ексгумація і повторна експертиза. У могилі Артема виявили рештки також обох його побратимів, у тому числі і Ярослава Антонюка, якого до того вважали зниклим безвісти. 10 жовтня 2017 на Смолянському кладовищі проведено повторне захоронення.

Без Артема лишились батьки, дружина та донька.

Нагороди та відзнаки
 Орден Богдана Хмельницького III ступеня (27 червня 2015, посмертно) — за особисту мужність і високий професіоналізм, виявлені у захисті державного суверенітету та територіальної цілісності України, вірність військовій присязі.
 Недержавна відзнака — орден «Народний Герой України» (15 липня 2015, посмертно).
 Його портрет розмішений на меморіалі «Стіна пам'яті полеглих за Україну» у Києві: секція 2, ряд 3, місце 32.
 23 серпня 2015 року в Новограді-Волинському відкрито пам'ятник воїнам-землякам та Новоград-Волинського гарнізону, які загинули під час російсько-української війни, серед яких ім'я Артема Абрамовича.
 14 вересня 2015 року в на фасаді будівлі екологічного ліцею № 24 (вулиця Шевченка, 105Б), йому відкрито меморіальну дошку.

Примітки

Джерела
 Абрамович Артем Володимирович  // Книга пам'яті полеглих за Україну
 Ярослав Тинченко, Танковий таран старшого лейтенанта Абрамовича  // Український тиждень, 15 червня 2015
 Михайло Жирохов, Сучасні герої України: старший лейтенант Артем Абрамович  // cheline.com.ua, 27 вересня 2016
 Старший лейтенант Абрамович Артем Володимирович  // НАСВ ім. Сагайдачного
 Абрамович Артем Володимирович  // Український меморіал
 До 27-го дня народження Артема Абрамовича — Людини із Сонячною посмішкою

Випускники Академії сухопутних військ імені гетьмана Петра Сагайдачного
Померли в Шахтарському районі
Поховані на Смолянському військовому кладовищі

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Євгенія Юріївна Черненко — капітан медичної служби Збройних сил України, учасниця російсько-української війни, що відзначилася під час російського вторгнення в Україну в 2022 році.

Нагороди
 Хрест бойових заслуг (23 серпня 2022) — за визначні особисті заслуги у захисті державного суверенітету та територіальної цілісності України, самовіддане служіння Українському народу, вірність військовій присязі
 Орден «За мужність» III ст. (14 квітня 2022) — за особисту мужність і самовіддані дії, виявлені у захисті державного суверенітету та територіальної цілісності України, вірність військовій присязі

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Lisburn News
Lisburn News 2012
Lucy's artistic talent raises money for African children
Lucy with Lynsey Evans, Manager of the children's department, who donated pants to the charity 'Smalls for All'.
A LITTLE girl from Lisburn has put her creative side to good use after selling her drawings to raise money for charity.
Lucy Grant, who is 7, held a viewing of her pictures last Saturday morning and invited family to come and purchase their favourites. She raised £50 in aid of the charity 'Smalls for All' an organisation which seeks to 'say pants to poverty' by providing underwear for girls and women in Africa.
Lucy and her mother Leah took the money raised to Marks and Spencer and spoke with Lynsey Evans, Manager of the children's department, who very kindly donated a further three packs of girls' pants for free.
Lucy said: "I had drawn lots of pictures and I thought I would sell them and give the money to charity Me and mummy found out about a charity that buys pants for little girls in Africa that don't have any. Every wee girl should have a pair of pants. I was sorry for the girls that couldn't go to school because they had no pants.
"I invited my family to see my art gallery. They bought their favourite pictures and they had a cup of tea. We went to Marks and Spencer and we got five packs of girls' pants and we got three packs of pants for ladies too. M & S even gave us pants for free. I'm glad that some girls will be able to go to school now because of their new pants," Lucy added.
Lucy's mother Leah said: "Smalls for All is a small charity based in Scotland. Although we sent girls' pants, they also seek to provide underwear for boys. It is a charity which helps women and
children in Africa meet their most basic hygiene and security needs.
I just thought that this was something that Lucy could connect with, it was something she could easily understand, and is something that anyone could get involved in. Money's tight for everyone these days, but a pair of pants doesn't cost that much. It's incredible to think that such a tiny thing could make a difference to someone. Selling the pictures and giving the money to charity was Lucy's own idea. As a Christian, it's important to me that my family don't just think of themselves, so I'm really pleased that, although she's only young, Lucy is already thinking of others."
Leah continued: "We'd like to say a big thank you to Marks and Spencer for their generosity. We chose to buy the underwear from them because of then efforts to trade ethically - no point trying to improve one child's life at the expense of another. "I telephoned the store before we went in and Lynsey, manager of the children's department, was more than happy to help us out. She let Lucy choose 3 packs of pants for free - taking the total value of pants sent to over £70. Thanks also goes to the grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins and friends that supported the morning. If anyone would like more information on Smalls for All, it can be found on their website: lucy-grant.html.