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In 2000, the year after Nuremberg's 950th anniversary, the first Blaue Nacht / Blue Night invited Nuremberg citizens to see and experience art and culture in an unusual setting and at an unusual time of day. Since then, DIE BLAUE NACHT / "The Blue Night" has become Germany's biggest and most varied Long Night of Art and Culture, with about 140,000 visitors annually, coming from Nuremberg, the surrounding region, the entire Federal Republic and abroad. On offer are more than 300 programme presentations in over 80 institutions, courtyards, on squares and in the streets of Nuremberg's Old Town.
Since 2005, with its annual art competition, DIE BLAUE NACHT / "The Blue Night" has offered artists the opportunity to present their works (works and projects from the fields of visual arts, such as light installations, (acoustic) installations, movement / performance, new media, (interactive/parti-cipative) activities, etc.) to a larger public for one night (maximum 6 hours) in the participating institutions, in courtyards, in enclosed public spaces, and on squares and streets in Nuremberg's inner city.
In 2017, for the first time, there was a preview of contributions to the art competition the night before DIE BLAUE NACHT / "The Blue Night". There will be a similar preview in 2019, too.
DIE BLAUE NACHT / The Blue Night", Sat, 4 May, 7 p.m. to 1 a.m.
The N-ERGIE Audience Award, including prize money of 5,000 Euros, will be presented for the ninth time at the 2019 Blue Night. It will honour an art project given first place in the ranking by The Blue Night visitors.
Presentation of art projects during DIE BLAUE NACHT/ "The Blue Night" differs from that in a museum or gallery. DIE BLAUE NACHT/ "The Blue Night" is not a "white cube": "hanging something on the wall" or "putting something in a room" isn't appropriate for DIE BLAUE NACHT/ "The Blue Night".
So: please, no submissions of paintings or sculptures which need to be shown in a traditional exhibition!
13,000 to 15,000 of the overall 140,000 visitors will buy a "The Blue Night" ticket and visit the 12 art locations with projects in DIE BLAUE NACHT/ "The Blue Night"Art Competition. Visitor streams must be taken into account in the planning process.
It should be kept in mind that an art project has to work for four (preview on Friday) or six hours (Saturday). This is important, for example, for performances which might have to be shown several times). Breaks between performances are possible, but must be kept relatively short.
On 3 May, 2019 (preview), and 4 May, 2019, the sun does not set until 20:45, so it will only be completely dark after 21:00. Projects which only achieve their full impact in complete darkness will either only be shown to advantage for a very short time, or appropriate measures will have to be taken to ensure darkness (e.g. using rooms without windows or windows with blackout), and this should be taken into consideration in the project concept /design and calculation.
Each year there is a different topic for The Blue Night Art Competition as well as for the Blue Night programme. For THE BLUE NIGHT of 2019 it will be "Heaven and Hell".
The competition is an open art competition. An expert jury (see point 4 below) will select a maximum of 12 artists from the entries by mid-January 2019, to implement their projects in The Blue Night on 3 and 4 May, 2019.
The participants or participating groups selected by the jury will receive a fee of 1,500 Euros each (plus applicable VAT, if they are proven to be liable to VAT). The fee covers the entire work/performance by the artist/artists' group (concept, preparation, implementation, set-up and dismantling, as well as presence during Blue Night and the preview).
A separation of authorship and implementation is not envisaged.
The fee will not be increased to take account of the number of people involved in the project.
In addition to the fee, costs incurred in the implementation of the work of art up to a maximum of 3,500 Euros (inclusive of VAT) will be reimbursed (after checking of invoices presented). This sum should be understood to include all costs incurred in the preparation before and presentation during DIE BLAUE NACHT/ "The "The Blue Night"" (e.g. technicians, transport, infrastructure, electricity, barriers, set-up assistants, possibly security personnel on site, hotel accommodation, travel costs, fees for performance rights for music, films, texts etc.).
Only "consumable items" will be reimbursed after The Blue Night, i.e. everything which is "used up" during preparation and presentation of the art project. This therefore does not include appliances (projectors, lamps, laptops etc.) and other materials (e.g. cables, mats etc.) which may continue to be used afterwards. Rental fees for appliances may be claimed back.
If equipment or other materials which are not "consumed" during the project are to become the artist's property after The Blue Night, costs for these will not be reimbursed.
Technical equipment, such as projectors, lamps, cables or the like should therefore not be bought, but hired. It is obligatory to talk to the exhibition technician before making any purchases of this kind.
Nevertheless, the costs for all materials (including rental fees, if applicable) must be included in the budget calculation.
Material costs will not be increased to take account of the number of people involved in the project.
Details will be specified in the Artist's Contract.
A detailed and reliable budget is a vital element of the entry and must be submitted together with the artistic concept. The same applies to the technical design and planning of the concept.
Please request cost estimates for technical services from your local service supplier!
Any material and personnel costs will only be reimbursed within the agreed budget as stated above and upon presentation of proof of payment (original receipts, invoices).
When the competition entry is submitted, it should list any technical costs which a sponsor has committed to cover, over and above the agreed budget to be reimbursed by the organiser as stated above. This list should include both additional finance and sponsorship in kind. Before approaching local or regional sponsors (in Nuremberg or the Nuremberg Metropolitan Region respectively), please contact the organiser of "The "The Blue Night"".
Sponsorship (both money and sponsorship in kind) or donations collected by the artist will be added to the project budget.
Sponsorship (both money and sponsorship in kind) collected by the organiser will not be added to the project budget of a particular project, but to the overall DIE BLAUE NACHT/ "The Blue Night" budget.
Expenses for overnight stays and travel for the artist (and possibly any assistants) must be included in the implementation budget and in the overall budget. (The City of Nuremberg does not reimburse travel expenses and overnight expenses for third parties who are not actively involved in the project). The number of assistants requested by the artist must be justified and must be discussed with the project director and also taken into consideration in the project budget.
The number of assistants – after being agreed by the organisers – may not be increased.
All other expenses beyond this must be borne by the artist.
The cost of meals for the artist and of documentation of the works will not be reimbursed.
Payment of an advance (maximum 500 Euros) may be made from the implementation cost budget upon request and after signing the contract. If any of this advance is unspent, the artist is obliged to pay it back. Expenditure from the advance must be documented with invoices and receipts.
After the project, the organiser will expect to receive a detailed financial account (with original receipts attached as proof of payment and use for the project). The Artist's Contract between organiser and artist will contain information about the form of the invoice and essential information which the invoice should provide. The artist must present an invoice for the entire fee (1500 Euros, plus VAT, if liable to VAT, see above) and the cost of implementation, including his/her tax number and specifying the amount of VAT paid.
The artist is responsible for setting up and dismantling the work of art / art project. On request, the organiser can provide assistance. The cost of auxiliary personnel (currently 10.35 Euros/hour, plus VAT, if liable for VAT) must be part of the cost calculation. If artists have their own auxiliary staff, the same rate must apply.
The cost of their own personnel / assistants must also be included in the calculation.
The artist will exhibit his/her project on Friday, 3 May, 2019 (Preview, 8 p.m. to midnight) and on Saturday, 4 May, 2019 (7 p.m. to 1 a.m.). Exceptions (times) may be possible, depending on the event location.
When calculating costs and preparing your running schedule, please take note of the fact that your project will be presented on two days.
The organiser suggests various sites for competition art works (squares, courtyards and other spaces in Nuremberg's Old Town). In consultation with the organisers, choice of another venue – in Nuremberg's Old Town – may be possible. It is therefore not mandatory to apply for one of the venues named and described in the following, but a description of the necessary "ideal" conditions for the art project (darkness, size of space, enclosed or open space etc.) by the artist is essential.
The organiser reserves the right to allocate selected projects to a different venue from the one named in the entry.
At most venues, it is not possible to drill holes into the walls or floors!
At most art locations, a power supply with higher wattage is also possible. The costs are, however, several times higher than those for the "normal" power supply and therefore would have to be taken into account in the budget and claimed via the "materials budget".
Entries, including a carefully calculated budget and information about set-up and dismantling, plus a CV, must be submitted no later than 10 December, 2018.
It is possible to apply for several sites.
In the subject line and file name, please do not use any special characters, capital letters or full stops other than the one before the file format extension. Otherwise files may be eliminated by the spam filter.
The selection criteria for the 2019 DIE BLAUE NACHT / "The Blue Night", apart from artistic merit of the concept, include the quality of design, the suitability for specific sites and for the event (while staying within the budget).
By mid-January, 2019, 12 projects will be selected for implementation during the 2019 "The Blue Night" on 3 and 4 May 2019, in Nuremberg.
All applicants will receive written information by email concerning the competition result.
The jury's decision is not subject to legal recourse. As a matter of principle, the jury does not give any reasons for its decisions!
The selected works of art remain the property of the respective artist. The organiser reserves the right to ownership of parts of the work of art which are needed in the context of its implementation (e.g. technical elements).
The artist permits the organisers, or photographers commissioned by them, to take photographs of the work of art. These photographs will be used for the organiser's / City of Nuremberg's PR work for the Blue Night and for the organiser.
There will be a separate contract with all artists selected by the jury, relating to the presentation of their work of art during the 2019 "The Blue Night". This contract regulates important financial, legal, copyright and organisational matters between the City of Nuremberg and the artists selected for the 2019 "The "The Blue Night"".
Liability issues will be regulated in the Artist's Contract.


Naveen Selvadurai, co-founder of social networking site Foursquare, announced that he was leaving the company on his personal blog. But why?
On Sunday, Naveen Selvadurai, co-founder of the social networking site Foursquare, announced that he was leaving the company by the end of March. "[Fellow co-founder] Dennis [Cowley] and I have been discussing timing for a while, and decided that now, on this anniversary, it feels right to begin the transition," he wrote on his personal blog.
Three years ago, Crowley and Selvadurai launched Foursquare at SXSW 2009, and over the course of the last few years, the company has grown from about one hundred beta testers to a community of over fifteen million users.
His announcement made it sound like he chose to leave the compnay, but that may not be the case.
Why would Foursquare want to push Selvadurai out? A source for Business Insider said that Selvadurai and Crowley "hadn't been getting along" and another source says that Selvadurai has been feeling lost and frustrated by his role at Foursquare.
While details of the Selvadurai's departure are still a bit hazy, start up seperations are nothing new. Thanks to the film The Social Network, everyone should be familiar with the Eduardo Saverin, co-founder of Facebook who was forced out of the company by Mark Zuckerburg. Even Steve Jobs was fired from from Apple, only to return a few years later.
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According to a notable technical analyst, the recent Bitcoin price drop significantly deteriorated the case for a pending market reversal, signaling that bulls must do a significantly greater amount of work in order to reverse the persisting bear market.
Rob Sluymer of Fundstrat Global Advisors first claimed that Bitcoin bulls must defend $6,800 and $6,600 a day before the major price drop, where Bitcoin fell from nearly $7,400 to its current levels of $6,400. Sluymer theorized that a drop below the "crucial" $6,600 level would likely lead to a retest of Bitcoin's year-to-date lows around the $6,000 level.
While speaking to MarketWatch following the massive price drop, Sluymer said that the price drop was "a very damaging drop," adding that there is little evidence of a strong setup for Bitcoin from a technical analysis standpoint.
"There is no strong technical setup for bitcoin, we remain with lower lows and lower highs. If you do [day trade], you have to have a tight stop," Sluymer added.
As Bitcoin's volatility begins to tighten, it is setting lower highs on each temporary rally, but this will only last so long and it is very likely that it will soon break this tightening range depending on upcoming news events.
"I think one of the wonderful things about us is that we get written about a lot. I never thought I would hear myself use this term, but I really have to describe that news as fake news," Chavez said while responding to the reports.
Although it is unclear if investors actually care about Goldman's Bitcoin ventures, a trading desk is a natural first step into the crypto markets for a financial institution, and the potential closing of these desks would signal a lack of institutional interest in the markets.
Regardless, the most pressing news that is likely to impact the markets is regarding the upcoming U.S Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) ruling on the CBOE VanEck/SolidX Bitcoin ETF, which could send the market into a rally or a tailspin depending on the decision.
Recently, the SEC denied multiple Bitcoin ETF applications, and the market didn't flinch, showing that it has developed realistic expectations and a numbness to negative news. However, no investors and/or analysts expected those ETF applications to be approved, whereas crypto investors almost universally believe that the CBOE VanEck/SolidX ETF is the most likely application to be approved.
Many industry experts believe that the most likely outcome for the CBOE application will be that the SEC postpones it until later this year, mainly due to their lack of understanding of cryptocurrencies and the lack of regulatory clarity.
Cryptocurrency investors should be expecting a large move in the markets, for better or for worse, in the coming months as global regulatory measures unfold, and as the likelihood of institutional funds entering the markets through retail products (like an ETF) becomes clearer.


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Donald Trump Still Getting Tax Break Meant For Homeowners Making Under $500,000 A Year
Jennifer Wang Forbes Staff
(Credit: AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)
Donald Trump, the self-proclaimed $10 billion dollar man, is still receiving an exemption on his property tax bill only available to individuals or households making under $500,000 a year. According to the latest tax statement for his 30,000 square-foot Trump Tower penthouse, the presumptive Republican nominee is getting a $304 credit from the New York State School Tax Relief Program (STAR) -- a credit designed to lessen the burden on middle-class homeowners.
The quarterly property tax document, published on June 3rd, shows The Donald owing nearly $97,000 in taxes to the city -- after a $20,500 condo abatement and the aforementioned STAR credit. When Crain's New York Business reported the oddity in March, Trump's campaign manager said that the presumptive Republican candidate had received the benefit for the past three years but has not applied for it since the program implemented income restriction around 2009.
Eligibility for the STAR credit depends on the homeowner's federal adjusted gross income, minus the taxable amount of total distribution from annuities or IRAs. According to its website, the NYC Department of Finance (DOF) checks the income of the recipients yearly to ensure the homeowners are still under the $500,000 a year threshold.
Trump boasted in May in a press release that his income was $557 million between January 2015 and May 2016 -- though his updated financial disclosure with the Federal Election Committee seems to freely mix personal income and gross revenue from his various business ventures. FORBES estimates his net worth at $4.5 billion.
The real estate magnate has thus far refused to release his tax returns, making his net earnings and the deductions he uses to lower his IRS bill a mystery. Nonetheless, an annual income of less than half a million dollars would be surprising – and contradict the claims in his latest FEC filing. A spokeswoman from Trump's camp, Hope Hicks, says the STAR tax exemption was "an error made by the city and has already been corrected."
But that's not what the mayor's office says. Freddi Goldstein, a spokesperson for New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, says the "DOF has been reviewing Mr. Trump's exemption status for final determination," though no conclusions have been reached. "The exemption has not yet been corrected, as we are still investigating whether it needs to be," states Goldstein. "If we find that the exemption was issued in error the City will recoup all benefits granted in prior years."
Jennifer Wang
Profiling the world's richest and their businesses. Email me at jwang@forbes.com

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package help;

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a) The insured shall obtain satisfactory references to confirm the honesty of each employee who will be responsible for money goods accounts computer operations or computer programming engaged after commencement of this policy.
b) Such references shall be obtained directly from former employers for the three (3) years immediately preceding engagement and before the employee is entrusted without supervision.
c) References need not be obtained in respect of employees who have satisfactorily and continuously served the insured for at least one (1) year in another capacity before being entrusted with the duties referred to above.
d) In respect of employees joining directly from school or government sponsored youth training schemes one (1) character reference shall be obtained.
e) A written record of any verbal reference shall be made at the time it is obtained.
f) The original copy of each written reference and the record of any verbal reference shall be retained by the insured and made available for inspection by the insurer on request.
If you have not fully complied with the reference condition then it is unlikely that your claim will be met.
Many of the incidents that have been reported recently, have involved staff members who it later transpired had previous history with previous employers for similar crimes. If the venue had followed up the references when the employees were first taken on, then they could have avoided any subsequent distress. Some venues lost tens of thousands of pounds, money which they could ill afford to lose and had no insurance cover without references.
Insurers also insist that money is banked regularly, receipts are reconciled with bank statements and cheques over a certain limit are signed by more than one person. An independent stock take should take place and some policies even insist that all employees who have any responsibility for money or stock, take two weeks uninterrupted holiday each year. All these measures are designed to prevent theft but also if a crime has been committed, it can be identified immediately.
Be sure to read your policy wording and if you have any concerns that you cannot comply with the conditions then take the necessary action now – it might save you a lot of heartache in the future.


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The Declassified British Secret Files on the Southern Cameroons
by Carlson Anyangwe
A remarkable feature of the collapse of the British Empire is that the British departed from almost every single one of their colonial territories invariably leaving behind a messy situation and an agenda of serious problems that in most cases still haunt those territories to this day. One such territory is the Southern British Cameroons. There, the British Government took the official view that the territory and its people were "expendable". It opposed, for selfish economic reasons, sovereign statehood for the territory, in clear violation of the UN Charter and the norm of self-determination. It transferred the Southern Cameroons to a new colonial overlord and hurriedly left the territory. The British Government's bad faith, duplicity, deception, wheeling and dealing, and betrayal of the people of the Southern Cameroons is incredible and defies good sense. Ample evidence of this is provided by the declassified documents in this book.
Among the material are treaties concluded by Britain with Southern Cameroons coastal Kings and Chiefs; and the boundary treaties of the Southern Cameroons, treaties defining the frontiers with Nigeria to the west and the frontier with Cameroun Republic to the east. The book contains documents that attest to the Southern Cameroons as a fully self-governing country, ready for sovereign statehood. These include debates in the Southern Cameroons House of Assembly; and the various Constitutions of the Southern Cameroons. The book also reproduces British declassified documents on the Southern Cameroons covering the three critical years from 1959 to 1961, documents which speak to the inglorious stewardship of Great Britain in the Southern Cameroons.
This book removes lingering doubts in some quarters that the people of the Southern Cameroons were cheated of independence. Its contents are further evidence of their inalienable right and sacred duty to assert their independence. No one who reads this book can possibly be indifferent to the just struggle of the Southern Cameroons for sovereign statehood.
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Francis B. Nyamnjoh, Professor of Social Anthropology, University of Cape Town, South Africa
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Carlson Anyangwe read law in Cameroon, France and Britain. He holds the BA-Law and the LLB from Yaoundé University, the Postgraduate Diploma in Comparative Law from the University of Strasbourg in France, and the LLM and PhD from the University of London, England. Professor of Laws and Research Professor, he teaches international law, criminal law and procedure, human rights law, and researches in those niche areas. He has an impressive number of published books and refereed journal articles to his credit. He is moreover a confirmed law teacher and researcher of long, wide and varied experience spanning some three decades. He has taught in Universities in Cameroon, South Africa, Swaziland, and Zambia where he served as Associate Dean and Acting Dean of the School of Law, and has done consultancy and human rights education work in Seychelles, Lesotho, Mauritius, Mongolia, Namibia, Botswana, Mozambique, Egypt and Zimbabwe. He is currently Director of the School of Law and Research Champion, Walter Sisulu University, Republic of South Africa. He is a member of the African Commission's Working Group of Experts on the Death Penalty in Africa, 'ambassador' of the State of Arkansas, honorary citizen of Monticello, and USIA International Visitor Fellow.
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I Spit on their Graves
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If Something is Wrong
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Imperialistic Politics in Cameroun
Land and Agrarian Reform in Zimbabwe
edited by Sam Moyo, Walter Chambati
Nigeria Beyond Divorce
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Nso and Its Neighbours
edited by B. Chem-Langhee, V.G. Fanso
Pattern of Institutions in the Niger Delta
by Nimi Wariboko
Prisoner without a Crime
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Réussite scolaire, Faillite Sociale
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Rwanda Conflict. Its Roots and Regional Implications
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Sons and Daughters of the Soil
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Southern West Cameroon Revisited (1950-1972) Volume One
by Anthony Ndi
Southern West Cameroon Revisited Volume Two
State of a Union
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T.E.A. Salubi
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Urhobo Historical Society, Nigeria
The 1961 Cameroon Plebiscite
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The Anglophone Cameroon Predicament
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The Dynamics and Contradictions of Evangelisation in Africa
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The Residue of the Western Missionary in the Southern Cameroons
The Reunification Debate in British Southern Cameroons
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After my post the other day about the discouragement that can be a part of the a job search, a few interesting things happened. I thought it probably warrants another blog post.
Just a bit of context though... (I feel like I need to make sure that we are all on the same page before I get too far.) At the end of June I completed the most difficult educational period of my life - three months at The Iron Yard in Atlanta.
At the end of those three months everyone in my cohort started looking for jobs. So, its been a few months since I started looking and applying for entry/junior level Ruby on Rails positions.
Job hunting is something that I've never really had to do. I've always worked for people that I've known. There were no cover letters, no application process, no resumes, no interviews... So I've been trying to figure the entire process out while doing it for the first time.
I've never really written a resume before. I've never really had to show people a portfolio.
I have had several jobs... but each one of them was for someone that I knew, they needed help so they talked to me. The fit seemed to be right at the time so I worked for them.
The process of trying to find a job in the world of technology seems to be a bit different. Maybe not so much in what actually happens (a connection is made, I have something that would add to what it is the hiring guy does, so we work together) but rather in how that connection is made.
A number of years ago there was a horse named Smarty Jones. He ran a great race in the 2004 Kentucky Derby. One of the other horses racing that year Lion Heart.
Here is what I remember about that race.
My brother was pulling for Smarty Jones. I was pulling for Lion Heart.
Remember that other horse I mentioned, Smarty Jones? Well this is what I remember the most about that year's Derby.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bdcaPZu_OQ Hey guys, So, I didn't post anything yesterday. I'm not really even sorry about that. It's been crazy around here and the next two days promise more of the same. Basically I have two things on my mind. Finishing up my Final Project as much as possible and then getting ready to present it to a bunch of people on Friday. Should be an interesting couple of days.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbIhnh4aS5g A quick video of a small fix to a search box on my final project. Honestly this is kind of how I tend to work. I make something work by any means possible and then try to make it work with less lines of code. Happy Monday folks... see you tomorrow.


Kultakimpale (Gold Nugget) is a comfortable cabin for six persons. In front of the cabin there is a large grass area, and the beach is only 30 metres away. The cabin is situated in a quiet corner of the holiday village. The garden also houses a great barbecue.
Bedrooms A bedroom with a double bed downstairs. Upstairs mattresses for four.
Living room Livingroom with a television and radio.
Bathroom Bathroom with one shower. Electric sauna.
Exterior Large green yard and a peaceful location in the holiday village. Barbecue hut for six.
Futher information In the summertime it is possible to sleep also in the barbecue hut.


I was asked to make a diaper cake centerpiece with a zoo theme.
It was made for a friend of my daughter. Both are teachers of dance.
About 80 small diapers were rolled and secured with rubber bands.
Ribbons and baby animals were added. Tulle was used to pop in some bright color.
What a wonderful cake you 'baked'!!
Love all the creative elements on this diaper cake! There are so many cute surprises tucked into all of the layers. The mom-to-be must of had a lot of fun peeking at them. ;) The zebra and elephant rubber ducks are a riot. Love them! The cute booties on top are also really fun. Great job Carole! Thanks for sharing it with us.


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Pro-Football: Three Strikes … and Out!
Jim Loomis September 16, 2014 1 Comment
I was once a big football fan. That was a long time ago, though … almost 50 years, in fact, when I followed the Miami Dolphins back in the days of Larry Csonka and Jim Kiick and the Dolphin's undefeated season in 1972.
But, gradually over the years since then, the game has changed and today it's a multi-billion dollar enterprise operating as a world unto itself. The players are bigger and stronger and faster, and when one of them gets hurt, they cart him off the field and run someone else out there to take his place. (Tip of the hat to the late Andy Griffith.)
A lot of them get hurt permanently. The National Football League has finally, belatedly, even grudgingly owned up to the fact that literally thousands of former NFL players have suffered serious, debilitating concussions on the field. How bad is it? Statistically, it's generally agreed that 30-percent of NFL players have or will have brain damage. But not to worry. The league has pledged $765 million to help the players and their families … so let the games continue. They, who are about to suffer cranial trauma, salute us.
Then, of course, the character issue. No sense going into the Ray Rice incident except to say that when the TV cameras were rolling and Commissioner Roger Goodell said the league had not seen the video of Rice decking his then-fiancé in the elevator, the expression on his face told us all that wasn't true.
The game has become too violent and the violence is glorified, not controlled. The players are superb athletes on Sundays, but, inevitably, some are just thugs the rest of the week. Ray Rice of the Baltimore Ravens punched a woman unconscious in an elevator. Aaron Hernandez, formerly of the New England Patriots, is in jail without bail charged with not one, but three murders. Ray McDonald of the San Francisco 49ers has been charged with domestic abuse, but continues to play. And D. J. Peterson of the Vikings is facing accusations of child abuse. There are more we know about and, doubtless, others we don't.
Finally, the moguls of football have turned the game into a relentlessly over-hyped spectacle. Kevin Dupont of the Boston Globe reminded us in a column the other day that, by definition, a football game lasts 60 minutes. So why, he asks, did last week's game between the Patriots and the Miami Dolphins last for three hours and 17 minutes? The answer is, of course, periods of no action, many of which are conveniently long enough to allow various sponsors the opportunity to sell us something. According to Dupont, viewers of that game were subjected to no fewer than 77 commercials plus 30 promotional spots flogging other network programs and official NFL merchandise.
Sorry. I've had enough. There are only a couple of weeks left in the baseball season, and then I'm going to spend the winter happily counting the days until Spring Training begins.
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If memory serves me (I'm almost eighty) you don't have much good to say about soccer. Maybe I'm wrong. This summer I watched (for the first time in my life) a lot of soccer during the World Cup competition in Brazil. Almost no commercials! In fact, hardly a chance to answer the call of Nature. That's one good thing to say about soccer.


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BT – These Hopeful Machines (2010)
Selected excerpts from the diary of Brian Transeau
08/29/06: Today is the day This Binary Universe gets released. Finally! Really had to use all my gifts for this one. I hope people listen to it with open ears. I've never made music like this before in my life. I don't think anyone's ever made music like this before. The mags won't know how to handle it. Can't wait.
09/05/06: Could not be more thrilled with the reviews of TBU. Though it is frustrating how many people say "electronic musician BT". I think of myself as so much more than that. Yes, it is a "music album", but it's also a feat of technology. Nobody even mentioned the surround sound drum machine! Maybe they just don't know what that is. Just think, in five years everyone will be using it.
09/06/06: Thinking about using the word "technomusiologist" in the next press release. Pretty cool word. Would be awesome to get that in the dictionary some day.
This entry was posted in Album of the Week and tagged BT on February 22, 2016 by critterjams.
BT – Emotional Technology (2003)
BT gets a bad rap sometimes. While there's something ad mirable about the dude's nonstop quest to reinvent himself and be more than he currently is, it has a tendency to irritate fans and nonfans alike. I mean, even his most hardcore fans have to admit that he's made a number of questionable decisions in his career. And if you're not a fan, he comes off as a real tryhard, a man obsessed with getting his brand out there, who treats every interaction like a job interview. It's hard to think of a musician in any genre who puts himself out there the way BT does (much less in a "faceless" genre like trance).
I think that most consider Emotional Technology to be the moment where BT really went insane, but you could see the signs coming. Even on his 1997 album ESCM you could hear him doing things you wouldn't normally hear on a progressive trance album – acoustic guitar strumming in the background, BT singing in unexpected places, or intricate drum effects that last exactly one beat. Also, a lot of people seem to forget that it had one Nine Inch Nails-style screamo track on it. But that's where the BT as we know him today really began – the man never met a form of electronic music that he didn't try to overcomplicate. By the time of Emotional Technology he was talking about designing all his plug-ins from scratch and inventing effects like "granular synthesis" and "nano-corrected rain". One track has him taking apart a rap verse syllable-by-syllable to make it scan properly and another feautres 6,178 vocal edits (and yes, that is the all-time record).
Hopefully that all sounds impressive, because when you really get down to it Emotional Technology is just a really, really elaborate pop album. It's all-too-easy an album to tear down; you could mention how overblown the songs are, how cloying and awful the lyrics can be (one track features the line "do you cry yourself to sleep?" as a chorus, another has BT saying "yeah, come on" about a thousand times), or BT's insistence on doing everything except for the things that he does well. You could mention the 78+ minute runtime, that godawful white suit on the cover (lets not even mention the haircut), or the fact that he seems weirdly influenced by his work with N*SYNC on "Pop" a few years back (which, by the way, is still the most frigged-up single to ever come out of a boy band). Those are all valid points, but there's too much here to just write it all off. BT may not always have the greatest ideas but you can be damn sure that he's going to follow his muse 100%.
More than anything, the trouble with Emotional Technology is that it's too scatterbrained. BT wanted this album to have something for everyone and as a result it's a difficult disc to follow. Not only are there some wild swings from track to track, but even the songs themselves tend to lack any sort of internal logic. You've got "The Force of Gravity", which builds up like an epic club banger but suddenly stops short to let JC Chasez deliver an overdramatic chorus. There's "Dark Heart Dawning", a twangy ballad that takes half a dozen detours along the way. "Paris", which is part breakbeat showcase, part bass-heavy dub, and part radio-friendly pop. What's really astounding about this album is how many sounds there are on it. Not only in the sheer number of instruments or synthesizers but also in the amount of crazy production effects. Every song is so stuffed that you wonder if he had any ideas for them that he didn't use. Not content to let the songs speak for themselves, BT puts (seemingly) hundreds of hours into each one; hardly ten seconds ever go by without some kind of curveball thrown in. Most notable are the thousands of vocal edits on "Somnambulist" – the extreme stutter effects must've taken so long to do that it all but ensures that there will never be another song like it on the radio.
Of course, none of this is really necessary, but it says something that BT took the time to do it anyway. "Somnambulist" is the litmus test for most of Emotional Technology, as it's the sort of easy going pop song that people tend to really overreact to. It's got a good groove to it and is a hell of an earworm to boot, but let's face it, the song is only really interesting for being a technical showcase; this is light years beyond the sort of stutter effects he was doing on say, "Tripping the Light Fantastic". That said, there's a sense of perfection about it; perhaps it's overkill, but it sure as hell sounds cool, and for that I'm glad he sprung it so far out.
Still, it doesn't quite represent the album as a whole – as a matter of fact it was the only officially released single (BT himself has expressed amusement that you can still hear it in Taco Bells nationwide). In fact, outside of "Circles", it's probably the most straightforward tune here; even the club-fodder of "Superfabulous" sabotages its own momentum with a completely nonsensical bridge. Instead, look at tunes like "Great Escape" – it's not far off from the epic trance that filled the second half of Movement in Still Life, but it's almost as if BT lost the sense of what trance was all about. On Movement it seemed like BT was using his ambition to serve the rhythmic elements of the song; that album had a lot of neat production effects too, but most of it was about the groove. Here, BT doesn't mind warping the arrangements to fit everything in – there's a cinematic scope to nearly everything here that makes it difficult to really lose yourself in the music. Much like a director who imagines the action scenes first and the plot second, on Emotional Technology BT favors the ride over coherence. The songs move all over the place but ultimately it feels like they build up to a big moment that never quite comes.
In a way, Emotional Technology is like a producer's showcase. If I were making a film or looking to put together a single for a big-name star, I would see a world of possibility in the album; BT clearly knows his sound design and is unwilling to take any shortcuts. To that extent the album is a success – BT has produced and remixed dozens of big-name artists since, though to be fair he was doing a lot of that even before Emotional Technology came out. But the following years did see him score entire films by himself, for what that's worth.
So why make this album of the week? I mean, I haven't heard all of BT's albums, but this is probably the one I like the least. I'm able to talk myself into it right up to the JC Chasez moment on "Force of Gravity" – from there it's a mix of good and bad, parts on each song that I like and parts that I don't, but for all its trials and missteps and little experiments there really aren't that many boring moments. At least, not until "Communicate", easily the worst of BT's collaborations with Jan Johnson, the one tune on here that desperately needed to not drop the beat during the chorus. Even the big stadium-rock ballads at the end are good listens, as hard as they wind up reaching; they're not quite on the level of "Satellite" from the previous album but they mine similar area. It's an album I've found myself listening to a lot lately; it's not on the level of Movement in Still Life and there aren't really any tracks I'd single out here but I still find it fascinating. As superfluous and unnecessary as they may be, I still love all the crazy stutter edits, the big orchestral moments, the way every beat and guitar line is goosed up. Whether or not it makes for a good listen is up to you, but quite frankly you'd have to be nuts to attempt an album like this.
This entry was posted in Album of the Week and tagged BT on December 1, 2014 by critterjams.
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Hot Pass: Behind The Scenes At NASCAR's AAA Texas 500 Race
Andy Frye Contributor
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Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series driver Kevin Harvick after winning the AAA Texas 500, a playoff race, Nov. 4, 2018 at Texas Motor Speedway. (Photo: George Walker/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Sunday at Texas Motor Speedway, near Fort Worth, Ford driver #4 Kevin Harvick won the AAA Texas 500 race with a commanding performance. Ryan Blaney and Joey Logano rounded out the top three finishers in a tight race. This was the first time I have ever seen a NASCAR race up close, on what NASCAR's organizers call a "hot pass." That day, I found out that NASCAR has three key ingredients. The first two are speed and excitement. The third is that everything is loud.
One perk of the hot pass (at least this weekend) was an opportunity to ride in an official pace car. Waiting for your turn in line track-side at 9 A.M gets you a two-lap ride around the track. Normal race speeds go up to 200 mph, but this morning in NASCAR's official Chevy Camaro ZL1 we broke just over 120 mph.
VIDEO: A ride in the pace car is a great way to kick off your morning
After the pace car ride, I got to hit the garage area to see teams get their cars ready for race day. My handler and press guide, Nichole Mrasek from Cox Automotive, told me there was one simple rule: Take pictures of whatever you want, except the engine or front of the car with the hood up.
VIDEO: Winner Kevin Harvick's #4 car getting readied for the race, next to #41 Kurt Busch's car
That's because each race team designs their car's engine and internals on a proprietary basis."I'll stay out of their way," I said to her. "Don't worry about that," she said. "Everyone at NASCAR is pretty friendly."
Harvick, who drives the No. 4 Ford Fusion for Stewart-Haas Racing, finished the day 15 points ahead of 2018 regular season champion Kyle Busch, and with Martin Truex Jr. and Joey Logano close behind. Unfortunately for Harvick and his fans, a penalty committed during the Texas 500 jeopardizes his chances for 2018 title. Yesterday, NASCAR assessed Harvick an L1-level penalty which docks Harvick and his team a precious 40 points.
VIDEO: Close-up of the pit, hot pass access (courtesy of Tools In Action)
The 2018 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series will end at the Ford EcoBoost 400, in Miami, November 18, determining the 2018 NASCAR champion.
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Had the 1998 Carignan the other day. It had a wonderful nose and seemed richer and more balanced than what I remember of the '97. When I tasted the '97, which was some time back, I remember a flavor of something sticking out (maybe more cab? or just its stage of life, whatever). Didn't feel that way about the '98. There was some tannin at the end and I'll want to see how this one evolves. Wouldn't want to drink another right away (let it age some more), but really enjoyed it nonetheless, even with fish.


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Tester, Daines question Air Force officials on budget
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Montana Sens. Steve Daines and Jon Tester asked questions during a Senate hearing Wednesday on the Air Force' proposed budget and how it relates to Montana's military missions.
Daines, R-Mont., asked Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James and Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Welsh about the status of replacing the Vietnam-era UH-1N Huey helicopters that are used by the Air Force's three missile wings, including Malmstrom Air Force Base.
"We are working on that in a rather urgent way," James said.
The proposed Air Force budget includes $18.3 million for the replacement program, and James said the Air Force is working on several acquisition strategies and hopes to have that finalized by April or May.
The budget also includes $25 million for a Service Life Extension Program for a portion of the Huey fleet that involves things such as structural repairs and replacement of key systems based on structural fatigue, system obsolescence and a diminishing manufacturing industrial base. The UH-1N is a 45-year-old helicopter and the oldest in the Defense Department, and the work "is necessary to address concerns identified in multiple studies and to prevent the aircraft from being grounded," according to the budget justification.
It's part of a longer year project to enable the SLEP of 30 Hueys that are needed to bridge the gap until the helicopters can be replaced.
James assured Tester, D-Mont., that the Air Force is working to have the Hueys replaced by 2019 and she said she's pushing to complete the task sooner.
The Air Force is also working toward replacing the current Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile with a new ground based strategic deterrent around 2030, when the Minuteman is expected to reach the end of its lifespan.
Daines asked the status of that project and James said "this is the future of our ICBM force."
She said the project is funded in this year's budget proposal and over the next five years.
James said the Air Force is looking at the entire land based missile weapon system as a whole package instead of the individual pieces, a new approach for the Air Force.
Tester said that the Air Force says the nuclear enterprise is a top priority and asked James and Welsh to point to areas in the budget that fund it.
Welsh said there's several billion planned over the next five years with items like $50 million for New START related programs, $1.6 billion for the Minuteman III modernization and the Huey replacement program, among other items such as the replacement system for the Minuteman.
"There is a lot in here that has to do with the ICBMs," Welsh said.
Both senators asked about upgrades to the C-130s and their avionics.
Welsh said the program is fully funded and should be fully implemented by 2020, meeting the requirements for the new Federal Aviation Administration and international rules that go into effect that year.
Tester asked about the C-130s that are leaving Pope AFB in North Carolina and if they could come to Montana. Welsh said he'd look into the plan for those C-130s and report back to Tester's office.
Tester also asked about the firefighting equipment for C-130s, some of which is located in North Carolina, and if that could come to Montana.
The firefighting units, or MAFFs, are not assigned to any units at Pope AFB, but are assigned to the 145th Airlift Wing, North Carolina Air National Guard in Charlotte and the Air Force and Forest Service haven't made any indication that they plan to relocate those systems.


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Since last Monday there have been countrywide consultations by the government under the auspices of regional councils. Historically there are three regions that are most critical when it comes to the land question, especially in the contexts of dispossession, ancestral land and land restitution. These are Hardap, Omaheke and Otjozondjupa. Their centrality to the land question is obvious and unquestionable because the inhabitants of these regions historically bore the brunt of land dispossession, first by colonial Germany, and subsequently by Apartheid South Africa, for them to be inhabiting Bantustans that these regions still to this day essentially are. These consultations are not the first of their kind because last year there were similar efforts under the very auspices of the Ministry of Land Reform. Understandably reports were compiled and submitted. What may have happened to them to necessitate this second round of consultations is anyone's guess. Then I had my reservations about the essence of such consultations. Because they pointed to a micromanagement of what could be diverse and politically undesirable inputs, in terms of proposals, especially those which could be considered "emotional" as the issue has been characterised, a euphemism for radical proposals, foremost amongst them, claims for ancestral land. But attending last Friday's closing session of the consultations in Windhoek, I could not otherwise but have second thoughts about my initial reservations about the essence of these consultations. Especially listening to the input from the civic society, that had some fundamental proposals which were accommodated in the final recommendations. Most reassuring is the promise that the final recommendations would be posted on public platforms for those who may have advanced them to verify their originality, correctness and fundamentality. Looking at the various recommendations, most of which were from members of the civic society, albeit it seemed not in a representative and organised format, except for a few, but mostly from individual as much as some may have come from organised civic society. Actually most of the recommendations go to the core of the issues surrounding and pertaining to landlessness and land dispossession. Affecting mostly the downtrodden and those at the sharper end of Namibia's socio-economic ladder. It is in this respect that one cannot but hail the consultations in Windhoek that I can attest to. But the interesting thing is that there seemed little interest, if the consultations in Windhoek last week, is anything to go by, from organised farmers associations, civic organisations, including traditional leaders. One must note and single out in this regard a strong contingent from the Khomani community, and understandably so, given its centrality to ancestral land claims in the Khomas region. Other than that some individuals whom one thought may have represented one or the other traditional authorities, seemed conspicuous in their silence in using the opportune consultations for what may turn out to be an essential input into the land conference which, one understands, will only accommodate 500 delegates. How such delegates will be constituted is anyone's guess. But if the ongoing consultations ending today are anything to go by, the fear may not be baseless that those who matter to the land question, and or their representatives, may be excluded under the pretext that the views of the broader civic society have already been had via the ongoing consultations countrywide and the resultant recommendations. It is interesting who is going to represent such recommendations emanating from these consultations, and whether whoever, save for representatives of civic society in its broadest sense, shall ever do justice, and push for the adoption of these recommendations by the Second National Land Conference in October. With the Second National Land Conference, it is worrying that one has been and is hearing little as to how civic society is preparing for such with the exception of isolated civic organisations but whose thinking on the land issue at this late hour, and for some reasons, remains under wraps. One would have thought land is a crosscutting issue to most Namibians, the varying interests notwithstanding. Thus one interest's group concept and thinking on land reform could just as well be a reflection of the next. Thus it could be ideal if these various interests could share their various position papers and if needs be consolidate such into one formidable position paper, something one doubts if there has ever been any inclination towards as late as it seems. Meantime, an agenda of the said conference is in circulation and is anything but impressive in terms of the representation and presentations of those who matter most, the landless. And from the various presentations one cannot also but start to question the objective of this land conference. Its content seems far from allowing the landless and land disposed to vent their sentiments, whatever they may be. On the contrary one detects an omnipresence at this conference of officialdom.


A Facebook post from the mother of an unmuzzled Canadian government biologist has gone viral, shedding more insight into the changes in the control of information since the Liberals took office last week.
A Facebook post from the mother of an unmuzzled B.C. biologist has gone viral, shedding more insight into the changes in the control of information since the new federal government took office last week.
Jody Paterson, the mother of a fisheries biologist with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, shared a "spirit-lifting" message from her son in a Facebook post on Friday.
Paterson quoted a status update her son made on his personal Facebook account, where he announced that his DFO supervisors told him the muzzle order on scientists had been lifted. He said the changes were announced by his supervisors at an all staff meeting on Thursday.
"We were told that it's ok to talk to the media or anyone about what we do without permission. That's how surreal it was. That's how things changed over night," the post reads.
Paterson says her son has been working with the department for about a year.
She shared his message with her own Facebook friends, adding a few comments of her own. The post now has more than 11,000 likes and 8,200 shares.
Paterson, a former journalist in B.C. who now lives in Nicaragua, says she has been shocked by the response.
"I've had people tell me they cried when they read that post, and now I'm seeing comments from others who are talking about crying during the swearing-in ceremony, crying on the day after the election," she told CBC News in a written statement.
"These are regular people who are not particularly political, and they had been stuffing down their feelings of rage and helplessness for so long that when it was finally over and the Harper government was vanquished, all the emotions flooded out."
Paterson has written a blog post about the experience and sent a letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to tell him about her son and thank him for reversing the communication policy of the previous government.
Kristi Miller, a B.C.-based molecular geneticist with Fisheries and Oceans Canada, was among the first scientists to speak out after the unmuzzling.
In 2011, she was prevented from discussing her research into the 2009 Fraser River sockeye salmon collapse following its publication.
"When we were banned, it almost made government scientists second-class citizens in the scientific arena," she said. "It was quite embarrassing. I really felt like a second-class citizen."
Navdeep Bains, the new minister of innovation, science and economic development, announced the policy change Friday, two days after Trudeau and his cabinet were sworn in.
"Our government values science and will treat scientists with respect. That is why government scientists and experts will be able to speak freely about their work to the media and the public," he said in a written statement.
"We are working to make government science fully available to the public and will ensure that scientific analyses are considered in decision making."
The previous government of former prime minister Stephen Harper brought in a restrictive communications policy that required national or international media requests to speak with federal government scientists to be approved by a minister's office, and all communications with government scientists to go through a government communications office.


Diabetes is a disease that can develop from a lack of insulin production in the body or due to the inability of the body's insulin to perform its normal everyday functions. Insulin is a substance produced by the pancreas gland that helps process the food we ear and turn it into energy.
Diabetic foot conditions develop from a combination of causes including poor circulation and neuropathy (insensitivity to pain, heat and cold).
Neuropathy can result in the small cuts, scraps and bruising going unnoticed leading to complications if left untreated. Additionally, healing may occur at a slower rate due to poor blood supply to the legs and feet. Hence it is very important for diabetics to take the necessary precautions to prevent foot related injuries.
How do I minimise foot problems?
• Dry your feet well, especially between the toes. Use a soft towel and pat gently; don't rub.
• Keep your feet dry by dusting them with nonmedicated powder before putting on shoes, socks or stockings.
• Check your feet every day. You may need a mirror to look at the bottoms of your feet. Call your doctor at the very first sign of redness, swelling, pain that doesn't go away, or numbness or tingling in any part of your foot.
• Don't treat calluses, corns or bunions without talking to your doctor first.
• Cut toenails straight across to avoid ingrown toenails. It might help to soak your toenails in warm water to soften them before you cut them.
• Wear well padded socks that are ½ inch longer than your longest toe.
• Don't wear uncomfortable or tight shoes that rub or cut into your feet.
• Shop for new shoes at the end of the day when your feet are a little swollen. If shoes are comfortable when your feet are swollen, they'll probably be comfortable all day.
• Break in new shoes slowly by wearing them for no more than an hour a day for several days.
• Change socks and shoes every day. Have at least 2 pairs of shoes so you can switch pairs every other day.
• Look inside your shoes every day for things like gravel or torn linings. These things could rub against your feet and cause blisters or sores.


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import React from 'react';
import { connect } from 'react-redux';
import { Redirect } from 'react-router-dom';
import { Link } from 'react-router-dom';
import propTypes from 'prop-types';

import Header from '../header';
import Footer from '../footer';
import Loader from '../JobDetails/Loader';
import ApplicationForm from './ApplicationForm'
import styles from './ApplyAllSavedJob.scss';
import { fetchJobsIfNeeded } from '../../action';
import { saveApplication } from '../../action';
import FontAwesome from 'react-fontawesome';

export class ApplyAllSavedJob extends React.Component {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    this.handleSubmit = this.handleSubmit.bind(this)
    this.state = {
      fireRedirect: false
    }
  }

  componentWillMount() {
    this.props.fetchData();
  }

  componentWillUnmount() {
  }

  handleSubmit(values) {
    const user = this.props.user;
    const saveData = this.props.saveData;

    const ids = this.props.user ? this.props.user.data.saved : [];
    const jobs = ids
      .map((id) => this.props.jobs.find((job) => job._id === id))
      .filter((job) => !!job);

    jobs.forEach(function(job){
      var application = Object.assign({},values,{'jobTitle':job.name})
      var newValue = {
        input: {
          [job._id]:{application},
        },
        "user": [user._id],
      }
      saveData(newValue)
    });

    this.setState({ fireRedirect: true })
  }

  render() {
    console.log('this is', this)
    const { fireRedirect } = this.state
    const ids = this.props.user ? this.props.user.data.saved : [];
    const jobs = ids
      .map((id) => this.props.jobs.find((job) => job._id === id))
      .filter((job) => !!job);

    console.log(jobs)

    const summary = jobs.map(job =>

                <FontAwesome
                    className='job-check-mark'
                    name='arrow-circle-right'
                    style={{ textShadow: '0 1px 0 rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1)', color: '#27513d'}}
                />
                {job.name}

);

    return (

You can applied for all of the following openings with just ONE click!

            { summary }

        <ApplicationForm onSubmit = { this.handleSubmit }/>
        {fireRedirect && (
          <Redirect to={'/job/apply/all-saved/thankyou'} />
        )}

    );
  }
}

ApplyAllSavedJob.propTypes = {
};

const mapStateToProps = state => ({
  user: state.user,
  isFetchingUser: state.isFetchingUser,
  jobs: state.jobReducer.jobsByKeyword.All ?
    state.jobReducer.jobsByKeyword.All.items :
    [],
});

const mapDispatchToProps = (dispatch) => {
  return {
      fetchData: () => dispatch(fetchJobsIfNeeded('All')),
      saveData: (value) => dispatch(saveApplication(value)),
  }
};

export default connect(mapStateToProps, mapDispatchToProps)(ApplyAllSavedJob);

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So I read about this game called "The Shivah" coming out on Steam in which you play a disillusioned Rabbi who has been implicated in a murder. How do you *NOT* buy that? Anyway, so far, I've had two major interactions with two different people. In one, I've reconciled myself with the wife of the guy who got murdered (it seems that he and I had a falling out a few years back… huh) and got myself thrown out of a synagogue after getting into a rabbinical "do you think I won't be able to answer a question with a better question?" fight with a rabbi.
Seriously, under normal circumstances? I would *NEVER* go to that synagogue.
Anyway, it's one of the most interesting adventure games I've played in a long, long while and Maribou enjoyed sitting next to me as I played the first hour or so. If you're finding yourself saying "how come I never play a disillusioned rabbi anymore?", you need to pick up The Shivah.


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SCHOLAR BADGE CEREMONY
K.R. Mangalam World School, Vikaspuri observed Scholar Badge Ceremony for class IV for the session 2018-19 on 24 April 2019 with great exuberance. Dr. Shobhna Gupta, the Chief Medical Officer in a central government hospital and a facilitator and resource person for many healthcare programmes, was the Chief Guest of the day. The event began with the traditional lighting of the lamp. In order to invoke the blessing of the almighty; the solemn ceremony was carried forward with a musical orison. The trail of spellbound music and dance presentation given by the students infused vigour and exuberance in the entire atmosphere .This ceremony was the culmination of the efforts, dedication and hard work put in by the diligent students. There were separate categories of awards: Special Awards, Toppers, Perfect Ten and Scholars. The inspiring speech by the Chief Guest, Mrs. Shobhna Gupta, where she applauded the efforts of the students, the parents and the school as a whole was a proud moment for all.
The school Principal, Mrs. Priya Arora in her motivational speech, congratulated the parents of the meritorious students and highlighted the achievements of the Mangalites who have won acclaim worldwide with their outstanding work.
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Santa Cruz homelessness, politics intersect – Santa Cruz Sentinel
SANTA CRUZ — At the nexus of compassion and politics, Santa Cruz has nurtured a steady crop of activists focused on bringing the struggles of homelessness to the forefront of city conversations.
While an untold segment of the community has spent its time volunteering and its money on efforts reaching out to those in need, others have opted to stand in the spotlight and serve as vocal advocates — and political lighting rods — for those who cannot or choose not to speak in their own defense.
In recent years, activists have gone a step further, working to rally large groups of homeless people to camp together as a form of constitutionally protected protest. The city responded to one of the most contentious and longest-running protests, a weekly occurrence launched in 2015 on the steps of City Hall and operating under the guise of the "Freedom Sleepers," with stringent enforcement of city park operational rules, increased overnight security patrols, police observation, locked public bathrooms, stadium lighting and roped-off areas of the the complex's lawns.
In recent months, the city's large unsanctioned homeless encampment's members have formed an organization group, dubbed the "Camp Council," that is serving as liaison between city officials and those sleeping behind the Gateway Plaza. Several local activists pointed to that development as a sign of progress locally.
Back in March 2016, former Santa Cruz City Councilman Don Lane addressed mounting advocates' pressure by proposing the city update its ordinances to decriminalize outdoor sleeping, a move voted down by the majority of his peers. The council did, however, opt to take a more holistic view of the issue and agreed a month later to form a homelessness coordinating committee that ultimately produced a 20-point needs assessment and strategy, a direct forebear to the first city-run homeless camp at 1220 River St.
Robert Norse
PAVING THE PATH
Still heavily involved, among Santa Cruz long-time civil rights agitators is Robert Norse, recognizable at many Santa Cruz City Council meetings and public protests as the long gray-bearded bathrobe-wearing man wearing carrying a stuffed-animal toy. The 71-year-old, who is not homeless himself, splits his time living in Santa Cruz and Felton and has spent countless hours requesting public records related to government activity and homelessness. Norse has operated a twice weekly independent Free Radio show since 1995 and leads the group Homeless United for Friendship and Freedom.
During a recent interview, Norse said he arrived in Santa Cruz in 1977, but did not become deeply entrenched in the city's politics until 1988. An overarching project for him has been to chip away at the city's ban on overnight public space camping, enacted in 1979, but underlying all his efforts is a respect for basic civil rights, he said.
"I've always been passionate about civil liberties for poor people and I've been poor and homeless myself, briefly," Norse said. "I tend to identify with those groups, those folks, and I don't like seeing how they're treated and it pisses me off."
"I tend to talk about issues that I think most people will avoid because they don't want to offend powerful, people in power," Norse later added. "And that is important for folks to do. It's whistleblowing of a certain kind, I guess, and I think that's helpful, because ultimately it may produce changes."
GROWING VISIBILITY
Norse said, after decades of work, he has seen some movement away from the city's sleeping ban — primarily due to legal restraints imposed on law enforcement agencies due to a federal court decision declaring sleeping as a basic civil right. Norse said the "huge increase" in the local homeless population also is challenging the city's long history of "hide-out or get out policy, which is not only cruel but it's futile."
Norse said he sees success in uncovering hidden issues and getting public figures to commit to doing what he sees as the right things.
"I don't think I'm getting to what I want, but it's not the getting to what you want that counts, so much as creating the path that might eventually lead, somewhere down the road, to someone else later getting to that goal, which is decriminalization of homeless people, treating people like human beings regardless of what their economic status is, ending the selective enforcement that is routine in Santa Cruz day after day, where people can get driven out into the rain by shop owners or just by police who have been told by the shop owners that they don't want a person under their awning when they have done nothing wrong other than standing there, which has happened recently and continues to happen," Norse said.
Food Not Bombs' Keith McHenry and Abbi Samuel get ready for a march as homeless activist Steve Pleich uses a megaphone to start a rally on the steps of the Santa Cruz County Superior Courthouse. (Shmuel Thaler — Santa Cruz Sentinel file)
FEEDING THE PEOPLE
Santa Cruzan Keith McHenry, 61, is the leader of the local Santa Cruz Food Not Bombs chapter and co-founder of the original Boston-based group. His path to organizing around homelessness issues grew from political opposition to moving federal funding away from human services and into military defense in the 1980s. Later settling in Santa Cruz, McHenry's homelessness issues activism grew along with the population's increase, he said.
"It's important to me, one, because I'm close friends with so many of the people who live on the streets," McHenry said. "It just hurts me to see the problems they go through and I've spent a lot of my time in Santa Cruz helping them to resolve just things like quick-storing their stuff while they go to the emergency room."
Citing the "Freedom Sleepers" protest as a catalyst, McHenry said he has seen more progress along homelessness issues in Santa Cruz than in many of the other cities where Food Not Bombs groups are located. The protest, which he helped coordinate, led to a secondary protest around the downtown post office, then a large homeless encampment at the San Lorenzo Park benchlands, which the city moved to its River Street Camp for most of last year. Most recently, the growing homeless "Ross Camp" encampment adjacent to the Gateway Plaza has "inspired a lot of hatred," but also earned the city national attention when some of its campers pulled crash victims out of their vehicles last year at a large Highway 1 at River Street multi-car pileup.
"I am hearing a lot more people kind of disgusted at the hatred toward the homeless," McHenry said. "I think I see that as the most important single thing, is to have a human face of people living on the streets. Sadly, a lot of it is just the conditions. So many more residents of Santa Cruz are on the edge because of increasing rents and so on. That's why they're becoming more sympathetic, because they have family members now living on the streets."
Brent Adams, who runs the nonprofit mostly volunteer-powered Warming Center Program for emergency overnight shelter, and the Day and Night Storage Program, said it took his involvement in the 2011 Occupy Santa Cruz movement to realize the he could help make a difference.
While Adams, 53, said he experiences burn-out every other day, he hopes to continue working to "transform the experience of homelessness in California" for the coming 20 years. Adams said he has not yet achieved his initial goal, to see formation of an organized transitional homeless encampment where people can build community and begin to heal.
"I get burned out every other day," said Adams, who is living in a recreational vehicle in Santa Cruz to cut down on living costs. "If you're at the storage program or the Warming Center, you're interacting with people that it makes sense over and over, and then you get refreshed. Super empowering."
Rabbi Philip Posner, 80, is a relative newcomer to Santa Cruz but whose activism includes a 39-day jail sentence in 1961 for his involvement with the Freedom Riders, who were trying to desegregate transportation facilities in the South.
"My end goal is to alleviate homeless suffering as much as we can. That's the goal, to alleviate the suffering of fellow human beings," said Posner, who moved to Santa Cruz full-time in 2015.
Posner, who said he has a doctorate in empathy, cofounded the group Conscience & Action, which meets weekly downtown before and in conjunction with Norse's Homeless United for Friendship and Freedom group. Posner said Norse sees him as naive and he sees Norse as cynical, but the two are able to set aside their differences.
Homeless advocate Brent Adams handles paperwork on the list of clients who use the Day and Night Storage and Winter Shelter Program, which offerers storage space to homeless individuals. (Dan Coyro — Santa Cruz Sentinel)
"We work together," Posner said of he and Norse. "I think that's a really great story, because one of the things we see in society is the total polarization, people not talking to each other, etc."
During the month of April, Santa Cruz Sentinel takes a closer look at homeless impacts to the community.
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Claiming back the 'It-bag' market share that's been long monopolised by its black leather counterpart, brown bag stocks are on the up. Seen as somewhat of a casual cousin, the "brown bag" is an accessory so staple that it hardly deserves to be cast as a trend. However, not since Chloé gave us the Paddington in the early 2000s has a tote-in-tan been so covetable. Its new allure can be attributed to a return to warm textures and equine notes this winter. Riding boots, welcoming denims, plush shearlings and creamy knits are sensible partners for carry-all's in 50 shades of brown.
That's not to say the 2019 brown bag is not directional, its incarnation can still pack a high-fashion punch. Cult accessories label BY FAR has ranged a selection this season, with the 'Annie' croc hard-case bringing particular dapper elegance. Ferragamo's teeny tiny palm-sized belt bag is as adorable as it is handy and ACNE's soft-leather cross-body is, alone, a case for brown-bag utility. Then, in an homage to the classic hardware medicine-clasp leathers of the early fifties, Tory Burch's 'Lee Radziwill' reminds us that a brown bag is also steeped in fashion dynasty.
There's a severity removed with the closing-in of this revived neutral. Less graphic than a black or white or primary hue, it's got a sensitive sensibility that ensures its style-adoption is a worthy investment.
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Montevallo sweeps Greensboro in doubleheader
Published 9:38 am Wednesday, April 6, 2011
The Montevallo High School baseball team defeated Greensboro in Class 3A, Area 7 doubleheader April 5.
The Bulldogs defeated Greensboro 9-4 in the opener.
Eric Smith led Montevallo at the plate as he finished 1-for-3 with three stolen bases.
David Shirah went 1-for-3 at the plate and had one stolen base. Montevallo finished with nine stolen bases in the victory.
Chase Hamrick earned the win on the mound after giving up one earned run on three hits with 10 strikeouts in a complete game.
Montevallo defeated Greensboro 9-6 in the nightcap.
Hamrick led the Bulldogs at the plate as he finished 2-for-4 with a triple and a double. Hamrick drove in two runs and scored one run in the victory.
Ethan Staab finished 2-for-4 with two doubles and a run scored. Taylor Burr went 2-for-4 with a triple and a run scored. Patrick Baugh finished 2-for-4 and scored a run.
Baugh earned the win on the mound after giving up three earned runs on five hits with five strikeouts in six innings.
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