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If Bitcoin is not printed just like the typical currency like dollars, how does it being generated? Basically, there are three ways to get bitcoins: buy on an exchange, accept bitcoins for goods and services, and mining new ones.
Mining refers to the discovery of new bitcoins, just like discovering gold, hence the name. Mining happens through verification of transactions, which are all contained in this ledger called "block chains".
The block chains are the virtual padlock that holds all the transactions together and the miners are the ones who unlock it, which verify transactions. For being able to unlock this and successfully verify transactions, a miner gets a reward of newly produced 25 bitcoins.
Bitcoin mining can be done even by a beginner as long as basic software and specialized hard skills are present. The software that is needed to mine is open to all and is free for download.
What does a miner need?
A miner first needs a Bitcoin wallet with an encrypted online bank account to contain what's earned. Then there's the mining software itself, the most popular being GUIMiner. This program starts to mine on its own after being launched, looking for the mystery combinations to unlock block chain's virtual padlock.
The faster and more powerful a miner's computer is, the faster the miner will produce bitcoins. Mining in the present is not as fast as before. It's because it's the way the system was built, easier to mine in the beginning, but harder as more bitcoins are made.
Faster hardware is being developed by several mining start-ups over the last few years to speed up the mining process and the cost of a full mining rig that can discover bitcoins on its own is around $12,000.
There's another way to mine without spending this much and that is to join mining pools. Pools are groups of miners from all around the world who pool their computers together to mine. Small-time miners can receive a portion of bitcoins when they add their computers into the collective pool.
The catch is, since pool sites are also not regulated just like Bitcoin wallets, the operator of the pool is not legally obliged to give everyone their cut.


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Michael Mckell
Spanish Fork, UT Medical Malpractice Attorney with 17 years of experience
(801) 798-9000 642 Kirby Lane, Suite 105
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Legal representatives specializing in personal injury, traumatic brain injury, dog bites, and car accidents. McKell Thompson Wise, PLLC is a Utah law firm providing legal representation to clients throughout the State of Utah. No case is too big or too small.
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Ernest J. Istook Jr.
Provo, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 46 years of experience
Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Products Liability and White Collar Crime
Ernest Istook's legal work centers around litigation to remedy the wrongs which people encounter. This includes personal injury, medical malpractice, defective products, wrongful taking of property, business disagreements, real estate disputes, will contests, financial frauds, and untangling other challenging situations.
Ernest has been practicing law since 1977, but took a time out to serve 14 years as U.S. Congressman for Oklahoma's 5th District, part of 25 years he served in federal, state and local office. He is licensed to practice law in Utah, Oklahoma, the United States Supreme Court and other federal courts.
Ernest moved to Utah in 2015 and began teaching...
Rhome Zabriskie
Provo, UT Medical Malpractice Attorney
(801) 375-7680 899 N. Freedom Blvd.
Medical Malpractice, Criminal Defense, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Attorney Rhome David Zabriskie graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science from Brigham Youn University. After obtaining his Bachelor's Degree, Rhome continued his education and earned his Juris Doctorate from J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University. Since becoming a member of the Utah Bar Association in 2001, Rhome has handled hundereds of injury cases and thousands of criminal cases. He has appeared on many local and national television news programs as a legal guest. Rhome has successfully litigated many complex cases and has earned an outstanding reputation in Utah's legal community.
Dean Zabriskie
Medical Malpractice, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
Attorney Dean N. Zabriskie graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in psychology from the University of Southern California (USC). After obtaining his Bachelor's Degree, Dean continued his education and earned his Juris Doctorate from the Gould School of Law at the USC. Dean practiced law in Southern California for several years where he gained experience both in prosecuting criminal cases and in complex civil litigation. After gaining years of litigation experience working for the county, Dean went into private practice in the Los Angeles area where he gained a national reputation as a litigation attorney. Dean has...
Nelson Abbott
Provo, UT Medical Malpractice Attorney with 28 years of experience
(801) 373-1112 3651 N 100 E, Ste. 300
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Business, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Born: Escondido, California, January 30, 1966. Admitted to bar: 1994, Utah and U.S. District Court, District of Utah. Education: Brigham Young University (B.A., in Economics, 1989; M.B.A., 1993; J.D., cum laude, 1993). Author and Editor : Brigham Young University Journal of Public Law. Co-Author: Books: How to Form a Corporation in any State, Advocate Publishers, 1990; The Complete Asset Protection Plan, Advocate Publishers, 1990. Co-Author, "Developing an Employee-Centered Electronic Monitoring System," Journal of Systems Management, August 1993. Author, "United States v. Halper: Making Double Jeopardy Available in Civil Actions," 6 Brigham Young University Journal of Public Law 551, 1992. Activities: Part Time Faculty...
Barnard Madsen
Provo, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer
(801) 609-1427 3301 North University Avenue
Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
James Craig Swapp
Sandy, UT Medical Malpractice Attorney
(800) 404-9000 9980 S 300 W
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Nursing Home, Personal Injury and Products Liability
The University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law
Craig Swapp is a personal injury attorney who is licensed to practice law in Colorado, Idaho, Utah, and Washington State. He has dedicated his legal career to helping people who have been seriously injured and families who have lost loved ones due to the negligent or wrongful actions. This includes accidents that involved pedestrians, bicyclists, motorcyclists, commercial trucks, buses, cars, and public transportation. Attorney Swapp is a former member of the Board of Governors for the Utah Association for Justice and is an active member of the Idaho, Utah, and Washington State Association for Justice. A long-time member of the...
Jared R. Faerber
Sandy, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 23 years of experience
(801) 438-1099 8160 S Highland Drive, Suite 110
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-Practice focused exclusively on serious personal injuries, automobile accidents, premises liability (slip and fall accidents), medical malpractice, and other severe injuries.
- Obtained numerous large injury settlements and awards, including one of the largest food poisoning cases to date.
- Regularly serve as Chairperson of pre-litigation screening panels for the Utah Department of Occupational and Professional Licensing to review medical malpractice claims for merit.
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- Adjunct Professor teaching "Torts: Personal Injury Litigation" to paralegal students at Salt Lake Community College.
- Bachelor of Science and Juris Doctor Degree, University of Utah. William H. Leary Scholar in...
Matt Schmoldt
Tooele, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer
(435) 228-7267 323 N Main St
Tooele, UT 84074
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George Tait
Salt Lake City, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 18 years of experience
623 East 2100 South
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We know how devastating injuries from a motorcycle crash can be. We are here to help you because insurance companies are tough to deal with. I have riden a motorcycle for over thirty years and enjoy representing fellow bikers. We work hard to get you fair compensation.
Todd Bradford
Salt Lake City, UT Medical Malpractice Attorney with 13 years of experience
(801) 266-0999 5664 S Green St
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Insurance Claims, Personal Injury and Products Liability
University of South Dakota School of Law
I received a bachelor's degree from the University of Utah in 2005 and a J.D. from The University of South Dakota in 2009. I have been practicing personal injury law as an attorney for over 5 years. Before law school, I worked at Siegfried and Jensen for over 4 years in various positions.
I have come to realize the issues and problems that a person has to go through when they are forced to deal with a personal injury. I found great pride helping people deal with their personal injuries and after a while decided I wanted to become an attorney...
William Rawlings
Draper, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 42 years of experience
(801) 553-0505 11576 S State St
Draper, UT 84020
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Western State University College of Law
Based in Utah, William R. Rawlings & Associates are an accident, personal injury and wrongful death law firm. We know the methods, techniques and strategies used by insurance companies to reduce or deny claims and money awards to which victims are entitled. Insurance companies are in the business to make a profit, but we are in the business of protecting your rights and obtaining the largest settlement possible. We have many locations to serve you; however, if you cannot come to us we will come to you, your home, office or the hospital. The consultation is completely free.
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salt lake city, UT Medical Malpractice Attorney with 9 years of experience
10 west 100 south
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Texas Tech University School of Law
Daniel Garner began practicing law at a small boutique firm that focused on criminal defense and civil litigation. After some time with his original firm, Daniel joined the firm of Kipp and Christian. At Kipp and Christian Daniel focused on insurance defense, but he soon realized that he much preferred representing the individual as opposed to being a cog in the insurance company's machine.
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Jeffrey Eisenberg
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Jeffrey D. Eisenberg, founding partner of Eisenberg, Gilchrist & Cutt, is a 1983 graduate of the University of Michigan Law School. Mr. Eisenberg has obtained seven figure recoveries for injured plaintiffs in more than two dozen cases, including jury verdicts of sixteen and seven million dollars. After spending nine years practicing at one of Salt Lake City's largest law firms, Mr. Eisenberg has spent the last sixteen years representing injury victims and their families in large and complex personal injury, malpractice, insurance bad faith and other tort cases. Mr. Eisenberg also occasionally accepts commercial injury cases on behalf of businesses...
Bryan Larson
South Jordan, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 40 years of experience
(888) 826-1384 922 W. Baxter Drive
Bryan A. Larson and his law firm are known collectively as "Larson Law" and practice throughout the state of Utah. Over the years, the lawyers of Larson Law have recovered millions of dollars for their injured clients. They handle cases on a contingency fee basis, where a fee is only paid if they are successful in obtaining a result for their clients. Mr. Larson is a 1983 graduate of the J. Ruben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University. He is an AV® Preeminent™ attorney by Lexis Nexis Martindale Hubbel.® He has received numerous honors as an attorney...
Ned Siegfried
A founding partner and co-owner of Siegfried & Jensen since 1990, I earned a B.A. in history from the University of Utah in 1980 and a J.D. from Brigham Young University in 1983. I have been a proud member of the Utah State Bar since 1983 and have practiced law in Utah my entire career.
I practiced law as a sole practitioner from 1983 through 1990 when I formed Siegfried & Jensen with Mitch Jensen. Just the two of us grew the firm to over 70 employees, including 18 attorneys.
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Jordan Kendell
I am the managing partner of Eisenberg, Gilchrist & Cutt. I have exclusively represented injury victims for my entire career. My practice includes all areas of personal injury with an emphasis on defective products, trucking accidents, premises liability, brain and spinal cord injuries, and wrongful death. I have helped my clients recover millions of dollars through settlement, arbitration, and trial. I have worked on cases in many different states, and I have tried cases in Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming. I have written and/or argued appeals to the Utah Supreme Court, the Utah Court of Appeals, and...
Ronald Kramer
(801) 553-8840 12357 S 450 E
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Shortly after I graduated from law school, I started with a Salt Lake City firm where I represented persons who had been injured due to the carelessness or recklessness of someone else. I enjoyed what I did and took great satisfaction in helping real people, not insurance companies or corporations. I decided that this was the area of law I wanted to devote my legal career to.
I now own my own law firm, Kramer Law Group. We represent the same sorts of people I represented when I first started practicing. And I still enjoy it!
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Damian Kidd
American Fork, UT Medical Malpractice Attorney with 17 years of experience
(801) 326-0809 388 W Main Street
Medical Malpractice, Insurance Claims, Personal Injury and Products Liability
University of Idaho College of Law
Damian has been an attorney with The Advocates Driggs, Bills & Day since November 2007. He primarily handles personal injury cases such as automobile accidents, dog attacks, and premises and product liability cases. He has helped his clients recover millions of dollars in compensation for their injuries.
Damian graduated from the University of Idaho Law School in 2005. Following graduation, he opened his own practice, primarily working family law cases, and was in-house counsel for ClearPlay, Inc. From there, he was a deputy prosecuting attorney for Bingham County, Idaho, pursuing civil and criminal caseloads. He left the prosecutor's office to join...
Ryan M. Springer
Salt Lake City, UT Medical Malpractice Attorney
(801) 849-0915 10813 South River Front Parkway; Suite 210
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Jared Pearson
Sandy, UT Medical Malpractice Attorney with 16 years of experience
(801) 888-0991 9192 South 300 West
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Bankruptcy, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Jared Pearson is a licensed Utah litigation attorney. Before forming Pearson Law Firm Jared practiced law in both Salt Lake and Utah County and represented companies and individuals in a number of matters, including family law, divorce, bankruptcy, criminal defense, contract disputes, personal injury, real estate transactions, and corporate law. Jared is an experienced bankruptcy attorney that has handled many Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies. Jared has the knowledge and resources to handle any consumer bankruptcy case from start to finish and has the experience to foresee specific issues based on the unique circumstances of any given case...
G. Eric Nielson
(801) 424-9088 4790 South Holladay Blvd.
Medical Malpractice, Health Care and Personal Injury
Rex Bushman
(801) 652-9413 140 West 9000 South #8
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Criminal Defense, Family and Personal Injury
Grew up a musician in Las Vegas. Went back to school and obtained accounting degree at UNLV. Then was accepted to law school at BYU. Graduated and passed Utah State Bar in 1978 and have practiced law throughout the state of Utah ever since. Sang with Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Taught college at Washington Institute of Graduates Studies. Written two articles for Utah State Bar Journal and published two books. Have five children, two grandchildren. Passionate about justice and the law.
Jeffrey Gooch
Salt Lake City, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer
(801) 424-3800 1996 E 6400 S
I am the owner of founder of The Gooch Firm, P.C. As an accident and injury attorney I have enjoyed a solid legal career that spans over a decade. My professional legal staff and I work hard to get a fair legal outcome for our clients.
Daniel Oswald
(801) 561-5600 311 S. State Street, Suite 240
Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Products Liability and Real Estate
Robert Miner
(801) 363-8500 42 Exchange Pl
Medical Malpractice, Criminal Defense, Nursing Home and Personal Injury
Kenneth L. Reich
Farmington, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 23 years of experience
(801) 923-8885 262 North University Avenue
Farmington, UT 84025
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice and Personal Injury
I am passionate about helping my clients obtain the recovery they deserve, solve problems, build their business, avoid future litigation, and resolve disputes when they arise. I have over twenty-one years' experience helping my clients navigate legal waters by providing consultation before legal problems arise, assistance once problems arrive, and hard-hitting representation to resolve them in court, as necessary. I have represented individuals with personal injury, medical malpractice, and wrongful death claims as well as companies and their owners in various business-related claims in state and federal court. I work closely with clients to help relieve them of the burden...
Vanessa R Walsh
Layton, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 6 years of experience
(801) 499-5060 1834 E 3100 N
Layton, UT 84040
Vanessa Walsh graduated with honors from the S.J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah where she received the David T. Lewis Clinical Award; the Clinical Legal Education Association ("CLEA") Award for excellence in fieldwork in advocacy; the Alonzo Watson Public Interest award for commitment to social justice, educational opportunity and public service; and the Steven Magleby Memorial Award for advocacy on behalf of individuals with disabilities. Ms. Walsh holds a Masters of Business Administration from the University of Phoenix, and a Bachelors of Science in Economics from the University of Utah
Beyond helping the individual clients that I...
Jack Helgesen
Layton, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 42 years of experience
(801) 544-5306 1513 N. Hill Field Road
Jack Helgesen has spent his career winning big victories for the underdog for over 38 years. He has fought for injury victims as a state and national leader of the largest injury law associations. He has also won some of the largest settlements in Utah. Early in his career, Mr. Helgesen won one of the first million-dollar awards in a Utah medical malpractice trial. As a consumer trial lawyer, Jack Helgesen and his partners won one of the largest class-action cases in the history of Utah in the case of Brumley v. Utah Tax Commission. As an appellate lawyer, Jack...
Michael Houtz
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Civil Rights, Estate Planning and Personal Injury
Michael Houtz graduated from BYU in 1984 with a B.A. degree in European studies. Before returning to BYU where he received his J.D. Law degree in 1989, he received a masters degree in French Studies from New York University. After graduating law school, he served as a clerk for the Arizona Court of appeals. He then returned to Utah and started his career working as an attorney for Helgesen, Houtz & Jones in Ogden in 1991. The firm made him a partner in 1996. Michael Houtz is one of the best Social Security Disability lawyers in the state of Utah. It...
Andrew Spainhower
St. George, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 8 years of experience
(435) 673-9990 301 N. 200 E.
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Insurance Claims, Products Liability and Workers' Comp
Partner at McMullin Injury Law.
Andrew has a breadth of experience in every aspect of personal injury law from simple insurance claims to complex jury trials. He is extremely passionate about being able to truly help people who need it the most by making insurance companies do what's right. Andrew has been with McMullin Injury Law since 2013. He became a partner at the firm in 2018. Andrew has successfully handled hundreds of personal injury cases and obtained millions of dollars for his clients.
Andrew graduated from The Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University. A.S.U. is the...
Tyler T Todd
St. George, UT Medical Malpractice Attorney with 17 years of experience
Tyler is the managing partner of We Win Injury Law and has adopted a work hard/play hard attitude. When he's not assisting clients or in the courtroom, he's spending time with his family. In fact, this hard work attitude has already paid off in 2021, where Tyler obtained a $2.7 million dollar award for a motorcycle injury client who was struck by a car and lost his lower leg. To Tyler, our clients matter more than the case value, which is why he takes all types of injury cases, whether the case is big or small. Tyler moved around a lot...
Aaron K. Bergman
Logan, UT Medical Malpractice Attorney
(435) 752-6300 399 North Main St
Medical Malpractice, Business, Civil Rights and Products Liability
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law
Brad Bearnson
Logan, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 41 years of experience
Medical Malpractice, Business, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Brad Bearnson is an acclaimed Logan, Utah and Cave Creek, Arizona attorney who has achieved success in several disciplines of law including personal injury, medical malpractice and negligence, product liability, business law, tax law, estate planning, labor and employment law, and commercial litigation. Brad has a diverse background in the law. His particular emphasis is on assisting personal injury, products liability, and other injured victims in obtaining a fair recovery for their losses. Because of his prior extensive business background he also continues to assist clients in business related issues and commercial litigation. Brad is admitted to practice...
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Let both your words and your actions agree. If you talk faith, you must walk faith — you must act faith. Your actions and your words must agree that you are a believer. It won't do any good to talk faith if you're not going to act faith. And if it were somehow possible to act faith without talking faith, that wouldn't do any good, either, because your words and your actions must agree.
Some even quote God's Word, saying, "I know the Lord said in Philippians 4:19, 'But my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus.' And I'm trusting Him to meet our needs — but it looks like we'll have to have the phone taken out. We can't pay the bill." They mentally agreed to the truth of this scripture, but they didn't act as if it were so.
Confession: I live by faith — faith in the Word of the Living God. I act like His Word is true.


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After a six-year period in headship and executive headship, he took up the post of English Hub lead for the Flying High Partnership. This enabled him to specialise in early literacy and reading for pleasure, whilst helping colleagues in schools to meet the reading challenge. He also works as the Early Reading lead for schools across the Flying High Trust and has established himself as an independent early literacy consultant.
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Pics From Eva Marcille's Wedding Day Will Make 'RHOA' Fans Swoon
by Tai Gooden
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Real Housewives of Atlanta star Eva Marcille is new to the series but her wedding has given her a big storyline during Season 11 as the world watches everything unfold leading up to the moment she says "I Do." The model and actress got engaged to Michael Sterling in 2017 and the couple welcomed their first biological child together back in April 2018. In case you forgot, Eva has a four-year-old daughter from her previous relationship but Sterling has been co-parenting with Eva since they started dating three years ago. Obviously, the show is not in real-time so everything that fans are watching went down a few months ago. Eva Marcille and Michael Sterling got married on October 7, which Eva confirmed via a short but sweet Instagram post of the couple complete with a caption expressing her love for her man and excitement about the big day. And the pictures of Eva Marcille's wedding only further prove the point that it was a gorgeous day.
Eva didn't reveal any video or in-depth details from the ceremony on her special day, but she did drop some additional photos of her gorgeous ballroom dress, her daughter (who served as the flower girl), fellow RHOA castmates, and even a shot of her hubby fishing for her garter at the reception. Obviously, she was all smiles and good vibes as she thanked her bridesmaids, nail technician, and photographers for making her day super special.
Everything looked picture perfect, but it definitely came at a hefty price tag. According to the Daily Mail, the Sterling wedding had approximately 235 guests and set the couple back $200K with three outfit changes for Eva, thousands of white roses, two wedding cakes, and the swanky Atlanta Southern Exchange Ballrooms venue. Mrs. Sterling also bucked a few traditional wedding touches by forgoing a veil and featuring her makeup artist Terrell Mullins as her Man of Honor.
Daily Mail also revealed several photos of the reality star crying as she wed her "prince" and later sipping on vodka with pineapple juice at the reception. And yes, all of the Housewives appeared to put their differences aside to enjoy a beautiful day filled with love and happiness. It's a welcome break from all the typical drama that usually takes place between these ladies. But, pictures only tell a part of the story, right?
It will be interesting to see what the RHOA cameras capture of the day and everything that wend down behind the scenes to make this day come together. Eva and her mom are recently at odds on the show, so they may have bumped heads a bit leading up to the ceremony. And, there's always a ton of tension between Kandi and Porsha that may have led to some interesting moments.
There was probably a lot of partying and some alcohol involved at the reception, so who knows what went down later that night. One thing is for sure – nothing is ever simple and sweet for these ladies. Thankfully, the cameras will dish out all the juicy details for fans' entertainment.
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Lake Mills community coalition works to "Keep COVID Out"
The campaign aims to slow the spread of the virus while still keeping schools and businesses open.
By Sanika Bhargaw
LAKE MILLS, Wis. (WMTV) - A community coalition in Lake Mills is working to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus, hoping to support schools and businesses. The coalition started to form in the summer and fall of 2020, as the community struggled to balance keeping things open and staying safe.
"We had concerns about people not necessarily wearing masks," said co-owner of Wallflower Market Nancy Boebel about reopening in summer.
Two former educators, Pam Streich and Sandy Whisler realized everyone needed to get involved.
"How can we communicate to the whole community, if you want schools open and you want businesses open, we have to work together," Streich explained.
The two formed the Keep COVID Out coalition, working to slow the spread of COVID-19 and keep doors open.
"We asked a business member, how can we support you," Streich explained.
Co-owner of Pyramid Event Venue Eli Wedel said when Streich and Whisler approached him, he suggested recognizing businesses with strong safety protocols.
"I had noticed, obviously, a lot of businesses are hurting at the moment," Wedel said.
Streich and Whisler started asking businesses to commit to what they call the 3 Ws: wash your hands, watch your distance and wear a face covering. Over 60 businesses have joined, and each can display a sign on their door indicating their commitment.
"Being able to come into a business and before you even enter, know that this business is making those efforts to keep you safe," described Jillian Macson, co-owner of Pyramid Event Venue.
The coalition also buys gift certificates from those businesses and holds daily drawings for community members who also commit to following the 3 Ws.
"What I hear when I go around town is 'I'm so glad you're doing this'. People want to help, and it's giving people permission to be proactive and do what they can for our community," said Whisler.
Business owners like Boebel said the campaign has had an impact.
"It's been a long time since we had a customer that came in without a mask," she said.
Macson said the collaboration is what makes it work.
"We're all able to keep our doors open and we're supporting each other and our community's going to get through it because of it," Macson said.
NBC15 looked into data on COVID-19 cases in Lake Mills. Since October, when the coalition started, the 7-day average of new cases has seen some small peaks and valleys, but remained relatively stable. Statewide, the 7-day average tripled in November, though average new cases are now in a downward trend.


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Ben Anes A, Ben Nasr H, Garrouch A, Bennour S, Bchir S, Hachana M, Benzarti M, Tabka Z, Chahed K. Alterations in acetylcholinesterase and butyrylcholinesterase activities in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: relationships with oxidative and inflammatory markers. Mol Cell Biochem. 2017. doi:10.1007 / s110100173246z.
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Billions of trips happen on the planet every day, leading to people meeting each other at home, work or some place else. Whether you are tracking users of apps for work or consumers, a ubiquitous way to share their live location is through a web URL in a text message. These URLs power a great tracking experience on a map with smooth animations, accurate ETAs and up-to-date trip status. It is non-trivial to create a beautiful tracking experience in a web browser. It involves getting and visualizing real-time data updates on the map with moving markers, polylines, smooth animations and automatic zoom levels.
Hot on the heels of open sourcing our location and activity tracking app, we are excited to announce our open-source SDK for our live location tracking experience for web. You will find this post relevant if you are building a custom tracking experience with your own data or building a tracking experience using HyperTrack actions.
Add dist/track.js as a script tag between <head> and </head> of your html. It exposes global ht object on window.
The Typescript library ships with typing information. The SDK exposes a global variable ht with the trackByData method. Call this method with the TrackingData object(s) to instantiate the class and render location data on the map. Furthermore, pass the TrackingOptions object to specify the map container, callbacks and customizations. New location data for the trip(s) is passed on to the track() method in a similar format. Pass the data to the instantiated class with the id for which you wish to update the tracking experience and animate the marker to its new location.
id: Unique identifier for the trip. The SDK uses this id in subsequent updates.
encodedTimeAwarePolyline: The time aware polyline is an open source format which captures the locations and timestamps as a compressed string. It is an extension to Google's encoded polyline format, which stores static locations (without timestamps) in a string. The SDK uses this format to animate the marker smoothly current data as well as updates.
destination: Expected place of completion for the trip. The SDK uses this to display the destination.
isLive: A boolean for whether tracking is live. The SDK uses this field to determine whether to show or hide the user and destination markers.
The trips that users are expected to perform are assigned as actions to these users in the HyperTrack API. Each assigned action returns a unique trck.at tracking URL. Developers may share this URL with their customers in a lightweight manner through their favorite messaging channel. We built a beautiful tracking experience on these URLs. When developers requested customizations to integrate the tracking experience with their product and brand experience, we packaged it as an SDK. Developer who wanted more access and control over the SDK requested the source code and we provided it to them.
Do check out our open source code here, we would love to hear your feedback. Please create a GitHub issue if you face any trouble with the code and we will be sure to resolve it quickly.


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IssuesReclaiming Your Freedom to Live Your Beliefs on Campus
Students can refuse to advocate publicly.
While professors can legitimately ask students to advocate a variety of ideas in class, including on assigned papers and other class projects, they cannot ask students to advocate particular ideas to the general public or to individuals outside the classroom context. In short, professors cannot enlist a student as their own private lobbyist or community activist.
For example, a professor cannot require a student to write a letter to a legislator or protest at an event promoting beliefs that the student disagrees with. But professors often ask students in classroom exercises to play "devil's advocate" or to watch or read materials that students may find offensive. Professors have the academic freedom to challenge students in that way, and there is no right to participate only in assignments you agree with.
Requiring students to advocate an idea outside the classroom crosses the line into unconstitutional "compelled speech" and is alien to a free society.
Similarly, public universities that force students to attend mandatory diversity training or "sensitivity training" sessions are likely violating the Constitution. The First Amendment bars a public university from forcing students to change their religious beliefs or from insisting that all students adopt a specific campus orthodoxy, such as "multiculturalism" or "diversity."
The freedom to act on one's religious beliefs, however, is not unlimited. The Free Exercise Clause, one of the two Religion Clauses, permits public universities—and other government bodies—to enact rules and regulations that incidentally interfere with religious practice, as long as such measures are both "neutral" towards religion and "generally applicable" to members of the university community. So, the university cannot directly restrict religion or target it by enacting measures that specifically mention religious practices, that are motivated by antireligious bias, or that affect religious practice alone.
But even "neutral" and "generally applicable" university rules will almost always be unconstitutional if they affect religious liberty and other First Amendment rights, such as the freedoms of speech and association. This is significant because virtually all campus policies and/or actions that inhibit religious practices will likewise affect other First Amendment liberties. So, if a public university sought to enforce a speech code against a student on the grounds that his proselytizing was "offensive," that university action would implicate both the free exercise of religion and the freedom of speech.
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Florida State Mailbag: On Odell Haggins, the coaching search and buyout financing
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — For the second time in three seasons, Odell Haggins is stepping into a difficult position at Florida State. He's been named interim coach again, but this time it's following a firing rather than a coach choosing to leave.
There are players on the roster who were around when Jimbo Fisher left, but no one has experienced this quite like Haggins. Former defensive coordinator Mickey Andrews sent Haggins a text after Willie Taggart's firing was announced and Haggins was named the interim.
"'Odell, don't flinch. Go get it,'" Haggins said Monday when asked about the contents of the message. "A lot of my guys and former players (said), 'Coach, go get it. We know you can do it. You have that Florida State pride. We're not concerned. You have a lot of support, Coach. Go do it.'"
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Pickle fan or not, pickling is so easy and its something worth trying! Time to show you how to make some pickles (and other pickled veggies)! FYI: A pickled cucumber is a cucumber that has been pickled in a brine, vinegar, or other solutionand left to ferment for a period of time 😊👍🏼.
Some quick benefits: supplies antioxidants, protects the liver, provides gut-friendly bacteria (probiotics), aids in digestive health.
Fermented veggies supply your gut with friendly bacteria that it needs to aid in digestion, maintain a healthy immune system, and improve brain health.
Learned this simple recipe from one of my friends, so thanks Inez💕 Here y'all go!
Make Brine. (I boiled 7 cups of water with 3 cups vinegar and 1 cup pickling salt).
Stuff mason jars with veggies of choice. Add herbs and garlic, as well as a habanero pepper if you're feelin spicy 😉🔥.
Pour brine into jars until all veggies are completely soaked. Leave about 1/2 inch between the top of the liquid and the lid.
Close the jars with their lids and place in a pot of boiling water for 7 minutes (3/4 immersed in the water).
Take out of water and let cool for 15-30 minutes.
Place in the fridge and leave overnight. They will be ready to eat the next day. Leave sealed for longer for more flavour.
Yay! And you're all done 😛😍. I'm falling in love with pickles all over again, and who ever thought pickled carrots tasted sooo good! Give em a try and let me know how they taste!


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Q: inferential approach for estimating error rate on classified population I am looking mainly for ideas and approaches which I could not find by just Googling.
I created a classification model to predict about 175 unique classes from text features. I trained the model on about 8M examples with a 80-20 test train split. The accuracy on the test set was consistently > 99% , I used k-fold validation while building the model. The model was 'deployed' meaning the it's batch predicting every day and now has made over 31M predictions.
I want to estimate the prediction error rate on the 20M rows using inferential tests. The challenge is that 20M rows is a lot. I was thinking of plotting a sampling distribution by drawing multiple random sample sets of a specific size and calculating the classification error rate of each sample set (let's say calculating an error using 30 samples drawn 30 times with replacement).
The problem is that I'll have to manually verify 900 predicted examples if I want to do that. Also how big a sample do I need to draw and how many times?
Any suggestions on best approach?

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Der Jaman North District ist ein Distrikt in Ghana. Er ist im Zentrum Ghanas in der Bono Region gelegen und grenzt an die Distrikte Jaman South, Berekum, Tain und Banda in der Bono Region. Ferner grenzt er an den Nachbarstaat Elfenbeinküste. Chief Executive ist Elisabeth Oba.

Erst per Präsidialdekret von Präsident John Agyekum Kufuor vom 12. November 2003 wurde zum Jahresanfang 2004 der Jaman North District ebenso wie der Jaman South District durch Aufteilung des ehemaligen Jaman District gebildet.

Wahlkreise
Im Distrikt Jaman besteht nur ein gleichnamiger Wahlkreis, in dem Alexander Asum-Ahensah für die National Democratic Party (NDC) bei den Parlamentswahlen 2004 den Sitz im ghanaischen Parlament errang.

Wichtige Ortschaften
 Duadaso II
 Suma-Ahenkro
 Duadaso No.1
 Jamera
 Kogyei
 Old Drobo

Siehe auch
 Liste der Distrikte von Ghana

Weblinks
  Statoids
 ghanadistricts.com

Distrikt in der Bono Region

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The Museum has been awarded a grant from the Maryland Preservation Society to acquire a marker identifying Oxford as the point of debarkation for slaves from Talbot and surrounding counties who served in the Union Army during the Civil War in exchange for their freedom.
official Civil War Trail Marker in Talbot County, it will be an important link for civil war historians and heritage tourists visiting the area. The other two signs are located in Trappe and in Unionville.
The Maryland Preservation Society grant provides 90% of the cost of the marker which will be placed near the ferry dock. The exact location is being determined and details of the dedication ceremony are in the planning stage.
Our gratitude to those whose inspiration, ideas, research and support helped make this possible, especially Marguerite Webster, Rev. Jay Bunting, the Town Commissioners, and the Maryland Preservation Society. If you would like to help plan the dedication event, please leave a message for us at the Museum.
Oxford, Maryland is a tourist attraction for Black History.
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Biopharmaceuticals Generics Personnel
News Release - October 7, 2021
Tris Pharma(R) Hires Seasoned Business Development Executive
Anthony Amato joins as Executive Vice President Business Development - Generics Division
MONMOUTH JUNCTION, N.J., Oct. 7, 2021 -- (Healthcare Sales & Marketing Network) -- Tris Pharma, Inc. ("Tris"), a specialty pharmaceutical company with a robust portfolio of approved products and a late-stage pipeline of innovative product candidates for the treatment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and related conditions, today announced that Anthony Amato has joined the company as Executive Vice President Business Development – Generics Division.
"With our continued growth and evolution to a larger, more complex operation, one of our priorities has been to bring a seasoned pharmaceutical Business Development leader onto the Tris team. We are thrilled that Tony has joined Tris as our Executive Vice President, Business Development for our Generics Division." said Ketan Mehta Tris' Founder and Chief Executive Officer. "Tony's extensive experience in growing specialty pharmaceutical businesses through complex transactions and global collaborations along with his goal-oriented leadership style are a natural fit for Tris' culture and strategic plan."
"I am honored and excited by this opportunity to join Tris, engage with potential partners and investors and lead the Business Development efforts which will play a critical role in the future of Tris' Generic Division." said Amato.
Tony's expertise includes sourcing and executing valuable transactions, assessing market trends, cultivating successful partnerships, and training and overseeing global cross-functional teams. His 20+ years of Business Development experience includes leadership roles in companies such as Hudson Healthcare Partners, Alvogen, Lupin Pharmaceuticals, Quadrant Capital Advisors, LLC, and Barr Laboratories. Tony holds an MBA in Finance and Accounting from Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, City University of NY and Juris Doctor degree from Touro Law School.
About Tris Pharma
Tris Pharma is a New Jersey-based specialty pharmaceutical company focused on the development and commercialization of innovative medicines that address unmet patient needs. Tris has used its innovative LiquiXR technology platform to develop its portfolio of differentiated solid and liquid medications as well as a robust pipeline which spans multiple therapeutic categories, and its technology has formed the basis for numerous mutually value-adding development partnerships. Within the United States, Tris promotes its portfolio of ADHD products (described at www.TrisADHD.com) using its pediatric and CNS-focused sales force. For more information, please visit www.trispharma.com.
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Christmas party season is here! And, although it may be a bit chilly out there, we still want to look our best. This means that winter and fancy outfits don't always go hand-in-hand.
Heading off for some a half term adventure? Looking for that winter sun? Make sure your protect your skin and hair while you're away.


Are you taking breaks all wrong?
Taking breaks. We all do it and we all know that we need to. No matter your business field or level, taking breaks is necessary in order to achieve maximum productivity (yes it's backed by science, just read along). Most of us have been involved in work situations where colleagues work through lunch, stay late at the office and even continue working from home. Some organisations that do not incorporate modern management approaches regard this as an "exemplary work ethic", however as we all are aware, taking a break can be essential to producing better quality work. According to a research by University of Illinois in 2008, the brain's attentional resources drop after a long period of focusing on a single task – even short pauses could significantly increase someone's ability to focus on that task for longer periods of time. So, have you been taking your much needed breaks all wrong? Read along to see some tips for taking effective breaks and maximise your productivity.
Usually, we reach for social media to distract ourselves from work when we feel like we need a break. Going through your Instagram or Twitter feed does work, however these activities do not really re-energise your brain, as stated by Andrew Deutscher, the VP of Business Development at The Energy Project. Leaving your desk to take a walk, even for a short while does indeed help your brain to recharge. According to British Journal of Sports Medicine, taking a walk decreases stress hormones that generally contribute to fatigue. This is also backed by Ph.D. David J. Linden in his article for Psychology Today, where he states taking a walk during your break will release serotonin and dopamine, which are hormones associated with increased mood and even memory!
According to the State of the American Workplace report in 2012, employees are less likely to experience burn-out if they have social ties in the workplace. So why not take your breaks with a fellow colleague? The communal areas at many office spaces are not just there by coincidence – at Us&Co we have coffee areas on each floor where you can take breaks with fellow co-workers away from your desks. Taking a break with your work friends, will help you to feel refreshed, relieved and ready to focus on your work while reducing stress and anxiety, as proven by a study of neuroscientists Panksepp and Watt in 2011.
The meaning of mindfulness can differ from one person to another – deep breathing exercises, meditation, yoga or even minutes of idleness can make one person calmer and more mindful, while having no effect on another. A study published by the National Academy of Sciences in 2007 prove that meditating during your breaks helps lessen cortisol (stress hormone) in your brain and lower anxiety. Another finding is that certain meditation techniques can promote creative thinking, allowing you to find new solutions and perspectives when you get back to work. If you don't know how to get started with meditation or need a little help to completely "get in the zone", try an app like Headspace (available on iOS and Android) where you can find guided sessions even for when you have only 1 minute to meditate!
There is a reason why an average CEO reads 5 books a month. A study conducted in 2013 claims that reading fiction books during your breaks help increase your empathy while keeping your mind off work. This is a great win-win situation as heightened levels of empathy allows you to better understand your team and clients, as well as contributes to your leadership development. Supporting this, a team of cognitive neuropsychologists at University of Sussex found out that reading helps reduce stress levels by 68%.
Bonus Tip: Look at Cute Pictures!
Yes that's true, According to a set of experiments conducted in Japan examining the effects of viewing cute images on task performance. Looking at cute photos can make you more productive! The study mentions that looking at pictures of kittens or puppies (or whatever you find cute!) makes you feel a nurturing love, resulting in your brain being more alert and active. So next time you are on a short break, don't skip those cat videos.
At Us&Co, you can find the opportunity to take a break however you like – take a walk outside on the riverside or in the nearby greenspaces such as St Dunstan-in-the-East. Alternatively, make use of our breakout spaces located on each floor with your colleagues over a great cup of Mozzo coffee. Are you ready to take a look? Book your visit today.


A few months ago, I found a locally produced pigment from Abra called Philippine Indigo that's the same hue as my favorite gentle giant, the whale shark. Since it's not a fine powdery pigment and traditionally mixed by hand, the paint came out quite interesting and so did this painting; it has similar texture as an actual whale shark!
Having mentioned this, I may have turned this into a long rant about the butanding (whaleshark).
I know this since they scratched against me in Oslob. I got scathed but I felt worse for the beautiful creatures. Their behavior has been modified to approach boats for food that isn't giving them proper nutrition because of the lack of migration and they swim irregularly. This strains their growth, physiology and it gets them injured. During our visit, some of the fishermen smite them with paddles when they accidentally hit their boats. It's heartbreaking. This is why I cannot stress enough that people should see them in Donsol wherein the ecotourism is better. Perhaps that's also why I keep painting them wherein they're free as they could ever be.


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Tony Mann, a professor at MU's College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM), received the Ira M. Zaslow Distinguished Service Award from the Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society (VECCS) on Sept. 14, at the society's international symposium in Nashville, Tennessee.
Bob Messenger, DVM, president of the Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society, congratulates the CVM's Tony Mann on receiving the Ira M. Zaslow Distinguished Service Award.
The award is the highest honor the VECCS bestows, and is given annually to an individual demonstrating extraordinary commitment and exceptional contribution, to both the specialty of emergency and critical care and to the VECCS. The award is named for Ira M. Zaslow, one of the founding fathers of the VECCS and the American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care (ACVECC).
"Recipients of the Zaslow Distinguished Service Award are legends in veterinary emergency and critical care who have paved the path for others, like myself, to become better practitioners in ECC," says Ken Yagi, recording secretary of the VECCS Board of Directors. "Dr. Mann's involvement in VECCS centers on his dedication to the scientific abstracts session. The session focuses on creating a stage for veterinary ECC practitioners to present their newest research findings, which moves us forward in elevating our practices. These sessions nurture residents and future leaders in advancing and spreading the knowledge and evidence we incorporate into daily practice. Dr. Mann's efforts exemplify the commitment to steady work on the foundations of our field to better patient care.
"Dr. Mann is one of those people who I look up to, someone who continues to inspire many of us to reach new heights," said Yagi, a registered veterinary technician in California who earned a master's degree in biomedical sciences from the MU CVM. Yagi received Outstanding Technician of the Year recognition from the California Veterinary Medical Association in 2016 and Technician of the Year honors from the National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America this year.
Mann's influence in the field has a long reach. Last September, Konkuk University in South Korea launched a new emergency and critical care program. Doctors Hyun-Jung Han and Hun-Young Yoon enjoy a collegial relationship with Mann. They view his influence as so prevalent, they invited him to participate in the opening ceremonies, although his schedule limited his contribution to a congratulatory video.
Hun-Young Yoon, DVM, MS, PhD, is a co-author of Mann's formative 2011 book, Fundamentals of Small Animal Surgery, along with the CVM's Gheorghe M. Constantinescu, DVM, PhD, a professor emeritus of veterinary anatomy and medical illustrator in the Department of Biomedical Sciences.
Mann, DVM, MS, has served as president of the ACVECC and was the organization's ombudsman from 2009 to 2017. He is director of the Veterinary Heath Center's Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care Service and works as both a critical care specialist and soft tissue surgeon. Mann is a diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons and the American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care.
A native of Kentucky, Mann joined the CVM in 1988. He received a doctor of veterinary medicine from the Ohio State University in 1982 and completed a small animal medicine and surgery rotating internship at MU the following year. He then completed a small animal surgical residency and received a master of science degree in veterinary medicine and surgery at Texas A&M University. Mann also served as an assistant professor in small animal surgery at Auburn University from 1986 to 1988.
The IVECCS is known as an intense clinical symposium offering continuing education, including lectures, dry labs, workshops, wet labs and interactive training sessions. The symposium attracts clinical veterinarians, technicians and practice managers from around the world, and features information about the latest advances in equipment, instruments, pharmaceuticals, and information management tools in the field.
Mann has attended every IVECCS, except for the first one in 1988, and has served official duties at many of them. Examples of service that contributed to Mann's selection for the Zaslow Award include being a past member of the VECCS Board of Directors, coordinating the IVECCS Small Animal Abstracts program since 1998, and conducting a successful limited enrollment laboratory at the IVECCS since 2006.


The North Rhine-Westphalian Library Service Center (hbz) is a central service and development organization for university libraries in North Rhine-Westphalia and has been a leader in the Open Movement. Through a Request for Proposals process, hbz submitted the strongest proposal to develop an OER World Map. This grant request builds upon a phase I effort (which funded three projects), in which hbz successfully built a prototype in a relatively short time frame. Key deliverables of this grant include: developing a functional website that builds upon existing OER mapping efforts, encouraging interoperability of mapping efforts, fostering international collaboration, and highlighting OER efforts around the world in a way that is easy for a wide variety of audiences to understand. This grant is designed to fill a long-recognized gap in the OER field.


Since the story of the opposition Nikki Davis faced over breastfeeding in public broke over the weekend, many people have given her their backing in an outpouring of support on the East Anglian Daily Times and Ipswich Star Facebook groups.
While some offered support for Mrs Davis others were keen to pick holes in the "taboo" around breastfeeding.
Andrew Turp said: "Why are people getting niggled over something that has been going on for thousands of years?
Wendy McKee said: "It baffles me. We berate women when they don't breastfeed and then when they do we tell them they can't do it.
Some, like Julie Hoy were keen to berate the mystery complainant about her attitudes towards public breastfeeding and her comments.
She said: "Totally unfair to the poor mother and baby.
Shirely Perkins added: "Absolutely disgusting attitude. Maybe people need to learn to keep their opinions to themselves.
Hannah Pratchett said: "I would have told her to go eat her tea cake in the toilet!
This incident comes after Public Health Suffolk launched a campaign earlier this year as part of its ambition for Suffolk to be a breastfeeding-friendly county working with businesses who would be given the opportunity to register as 'breastfeeding friendly' to help mums needing to feed their babies while out and about.
Latest figures show 47% of Suffolk mums were still breastfeeding at their six to eight week check while 35% of mothers had stopped by this point.


Basionym: Gladiolus villosus Burm. f.
Goldblatt, P. 1992. Phylogenetic analysis of the South African genus Sparaxis (including Synnotia) (Iridaceae-Ixioideae), with two new species and a review of the genus Ann. Missouri Bot. Gard. 79:143-159.
Goldblatt, P. & J. Manning Gladiolus in southern Africa. 1998 (Gladiolus SAfr) 161.
National Germplasm Resources Laboratory, Beltsville, Maryland. URL: https://npgsweb.ars-grin.gov/gringlobal/taxonomydetail.aspx?id=429150. Accessed 22 April 2019.


Deartháireacha Fanzini ag teacht go Carn Tóchair!! Fanzini Brothers coming to Carntogher All R1, R2, R3, R4, agus R5 pupils will have the opportunity to attend this event in An Coire as part of Seachtain na Gaeilge. Cost £3 per pupil.


I went to the SPECTACULAR show at The Detroit Opera House on June 10th, 2015 and here are some professional photos of the show. As you know, nobody was allowed to take photos or videos... it's extremely unfortunate too because a picture is a picture... does it matter if a professional took a photo or a fan? And I also got front row and John spoke to me and touched my hand three times... and I have no memory of it except these photos, which were taken way before that. (I know this because when he touched me, his jacket was off.) So unfortunetly, these are the only memories I will ever have of this very special John Mellencamp concert. I kinda hate the Detroit Opera House now. This just pisses me off that I can't just get a video or two... My memory is horrific already due to my ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder). But anyway, I won't complain anymore because at least I got to go. And we shared smiled together. And he winked at me 10+ times. And I touched his gentle hands so much and he spoke to me, looking right into each other's bringht blue eyes... gosh, I'm falling in love with him SO BADLY. To bad I'm only 16.
Thanks for the links, I agree that it is sad you cannot take a few pics for memories sake of an event you pay big bucks to.
I am so sorry you did not get to take any photos. What a bummer for you since I know how important he is to you and the moment.


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Father of 3 shot and killed by suspected burglar just days before Christmas
By Mary Stringini
COVINA, Calif. - A father is dead after he and a group of neighbors confronted a man who they witnessed stealing from cars in their California neighborhood.
Around 11 p.m. Tuesday night, Covina Police officers responded to the 1100 block of N. Charter Drive after receiving a report of a suspect seen inside a vehicle committing theft.
A group of neighbors, made up of teens and adults, saw the suspect leaving the scene and confronted him in the 1800 block of East Covina Blvd, police told FOX 11.
During the confrontation, a fight broke out and the suspect brandished a handgun and ended up shooting one of the neighbors. The neighbor, identified as Joey Casias, 38, was pronounced dead at the scene. Casias' mother told FOX 11 that her son tried to break-up the fight but was shot.
Joey Casias, 38
Lydia Casias said her son was a loving husband and father who cared about his community. A GoFundMe account has been made to help the family.
Police say the suspect is a man in his 20s. Authorities released a photo of the suspect Wednesday afternoon, warning that he is considered armed and dangerous.
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Photo of suspect.
Covina Police are actively searching the area trying to locate the suspect.
Anyone with information was asked to contact Covina Police Detective Preciado 626-384-5622 or Crime Stoppers 800-222-8477.
Louie Anderson, actor and comedian, dies at 68


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Run to the Beat, first held in 2008, was the first half marathon event in London, taking its name from the use of music along the route. It was initially organised by IMG, and held each autumn in south-east London until 2013, attracting, at its peak, some 19,000 runners. From 2014, it became a 10 km event elsewhere in London.

History

Organisers expected more than 12,000 runners to take part in the inaugural race in Greenwich on 5 October 2008. But bad weather on the day and tube delays saw just 7252 runners cross the startline. Of those 55% were female and 45% were male. The first event was sponsored by Sony Ericsson, who returned as sponsor in 2009; Nike was official sponsor from 2011 to 2013. The event raised money for its official charity, Leukaemia Research, raising over £400,000 in 2008.

The 2009 race was held on 27 September 2009.

The route started and finished at The O2. Runners initially headed along the river towards the Thames Barrier, past The Royal Artillery Museum and the Royal Artillery Barracks, and through Greenwich Park. A main stage was located next to the start/finish line and music was played at 16 stages along the route.

After criticisms of the route and organisation in 2012, the route changed for the 2013 event, starting and finishing in Greenwich Park, and many runners among the 19,000 participants experienced even worse problems in this edition, described as 'shambolic'. As a result, this was the final year it was run as a half marathon; it became a 10 km event in Wembley.

The theory behind the event came from Dr Costas Karageorghis, associate professor of sport psychology at Brunel University. He said:
"When carefully selected, our research shows that music can help increase performance levels quite profoundly. ... I will ensure that the tempo and rhythm of the music contour the physiological demands of the event – to provide athletes with the additional motivation needed to pull a great performance out of the bag or even just to help them enjoy the experience a little more."

Winners

Men
 2008 John McFarlane, 1:10:12
 2009 Ezekiel Cherop, 1:03:00
 2010 Tewodros Shiferaw Asfaw, 1:04:57
 2011 Milton Kiplagat Rotich, 1:01:20
 2012 Ryan McKinlay, 1:10:07
 2013 Ryan McKinlay, 1:12:12
 2014 Michele Bucci 34:02

Women
 2008 Birhan Dagne, 1:18:22
 2009 Genet Measso, 1:16:15
 2010 Hellen Jemutai, 1:14:09
 2011 Alice Mogire, 1:09:52
 2012 Amy Akhaveissy, 1:22:21
 2013 Anjli Mapara, 1:26:07
 2014 Sarah Fowkes 40:02

References

External links
Official Run to the Beat website

Annual events in London
Athletics competitions in England
Half marathons in the United Kingdom
Athletics in London


With the sharp rise of house burglaries involving stolen jewellery, the NPA have teamed up with the Police and other partners to produce a voluntary code of conduct for the face to face purchase of second hand precious metal and jewellery.
It has been designed to provide protection to NPA members, aid the Police in tracing stolen items of jewellery and to encourage greater consumer confidence in trading with accredited dealers.
The introduction of the Gold Standard is a joint initiative between the NPA with Surrey Police, NAG and BJA, and is accredited by the Association of Chief Police Officers, Trading Standards Institute and National Measurement Office.
The NPA encourages its members to register for this new voluntary code.
This sets a common standard for the trade and allows valuable Police time to be spent focusing on non-compliant shops.
It will reduce the risk of inadvertently purchasing stolen jewellery and facing Police seizures.
It will provide the Police with evidence of where stolen items of jewellery might be traded.
It will provide the consumer with additional confidence to trade their items of jewellery in your store.
By registering for the code you will be able to immediately display the official certification in-store, receive a logo for your own publicity material, and feature on our public list of registered members.