New comfortable home near the largest ski area in the Ziller Valley This country house is in a wonderful sunny location in the midst of the Zillertal between Aschau and Zell am Ziller. The house was recently renovated and encompasses at least 175 m2 over three floors. On the ground floor there is a large lounge/living room, where everyone can eat and watch TV. You have the 1st and 2nd floors all to yourself, privacy guaranteed! In total there are 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. You have a huge choice of ski options, the Zillertal Arena, Hochzillertall or the large ski area of Mayrhofen are right around the corner. The free ski bus stops outside of the door. The Zillertal is a fantastic destination in summer as well. All in all, an ideal accommodation for families travelling together or larger groups.
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An Upstream company (Oil producer) owned by ADNOC Group, and other foreign oil companies (minor share holders). The company has over 1500 mobile vehicles, heavy trucks, sand equipment, buses, etc., they have their own vehicles but they lease majority of their mobile vehicles/trucks. ADCO drivers drive more than 3,000,000 km per month.
Full control on driver and vehicle, all trips are monitored 24/7, driver identification in each trip, reduced speed violation to few violations per month, improved fleet utilization, and improved road safety by more than 86%.
Transport of Fuel, Oil, LPG, from ADNOC depot to ADNOC gas station, customer sites, oil fields, and construction sites. The company is part of the VIP ADNOC Group of companies; a fully owned enterprise by the UAE government.
1 Full control on fuel truck, monitor truck movement 24/7, confirmation of product delivery to customer site on time and right location, fraud has become minimal – the system has saved ADNOC millions of dirhams per month.
National Drilling Company and part of the ADNOC group of companies.. its main business is drilling. it owns and leases light and heavy vehicles and equipment. NDC currently operates 56 rigs, and more than 400 vehicles and heavy equipment.
Improved vehicle utilization, improved fleet and transport transparency, reduce accidents, improved road safety KPIs, improved fleet utilization, and reduced cost of transport, reduce fleet size.
The Roads and Transport Authority (commonly known as RTA) is the major independent government roads & transportation authority in Dubai – United Arab Emirates. It was founded in 2005 and is responsible for planning and executing transport and traffic projects, along with legislation and strategic plans of transportation in the city. It is a department of the Government of Dubai.
Improved accessibility of transpiration within Dubai, implementing secure data transferring, transparency and performance indicators being transmitted live, and live geo-location tracking and recording.
The Republic of Tunis has 13 points of official borders with neighboring countries. All these borders are controlled and managed by the Tunisian Customs Directorate and Border Police.
The government has tried many different systems to stop or reduce smuggling in the in-transit cargo, but without success, until the Customs Directorate awarded the contract to FMS-Tech to provide the e-lock solution to track and secure containers to eliminate smuggling.
Improved security with little manual work. Customized reports, Dedicated control Center to monitor and report on the cargo, and implementation of FMS-Tech solution in police cars as well as application on containers and trucks.


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Are there any tools for a normal user to diagnose which machine and process is triggering the account lockout?

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Join in for the fun. Join in for the Fitness. Join in the movement to raise money for our students & teachers! Over the years, as the community at Studley evolves, so has the annual Walkathon. In 2017, the rain kept us inside. However, that did not keep our children sitting still for too long.
Over a 100 families joined us throughout the day by walking laps or volunteering around the Studley halls, all to keep our bodies moving while earning money to support the PTO.
Here is capture of the memories over the last few years.
In 2018, with the support of our school administration, the PTO held its first Boosterthon. This was the single largest and most successful fundraiser Studley PTO has ever done! The participation and coordination was amazing, and we look forward to next years FUN RUN!


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Liverpool could be tempted into Real Madrid rescue mission, but would require Jurgen Klopp magic
The talented forward has struggled since moving to Real Madrid but Klopp could be tempted to try and revitalise his career
Luka Jovic looks set to leave Real Madrid after a year at the club
Luka Jovic's Real Madrid career is approaching a crossroads this summer, with the Serbia international enduring an underwhelming first year in the Spanish capital.
The 22-year old joined last summer as a part of a spending spree from Zinedine Zidane after a brilliant campaign in Germany with Eintracht Frankfurt in 2018/19. However, a low-key start to La Liga life, and criticism over his alleged breaking of coronavirus lockdown guidelines in his homeland, has tested Zidane's patience and he could consider selling him ahead of the 2020/21 campaign.
Premier League pair Arsenal and Leicester City have been linked with a move, with Los Blancos reportedly open to making a 50% loss on the €60million they paid for him less than 12 month ago.
However, despite his reputation having taken a hit this season, the promise he showed in Germany hinted at a world class-finisher. With Jurgen Klopp in the market for a new forward this summer, he could be an astute addition.
Liverpool's heavy injury blow threatens points record, but others must now step up for Jürgen Klopp
Liverpool have reinvented the concept of football wonderkids, ignoring Phil Foden and Mason Greenwood
The positives of Liverpool moving for Jovic are clear to see, particularly if Real Madrid are willing to do a deal around £30million. He scored 28 goals in 47 games for the Bundesliga side last season, when his performances under Adi Hutter demonstrated his ruthless consistency as a penalty-box poacher.
With Hutter allowing Jovic to remain as a presence inside the 18-yard box, the rest of the attacking unit was built to focus on his strengths. The most telling statistic on this is his goal record, with all 17 of his Bundesliga strikes in 2018/19 coming from inside the box. That unerring ability to be the clinical finisher in a team filled with attacking talent secured his move to the Santiago Bernabeu.
However, his biggest on-field issue at Real Madrid has been an inability to become involved in the build-up, despite Zidane's attempts to bring him into the team's patterns of play.
The numbers from his first season in Spain might ordinarily be a red flag for Klopp. Across over 400 minutes of action in 2019/20, Jovic has averaged just one touch every four minutes, with a concerning return of only 103 touches outside of the penalty box.
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Even when deployed in his natural fox-in-the-box role - albeit primarily as a substitute - his involvement has dropped from 485 touches inside the area during his red-hot form in Germany, to just 66 this season.
These numbers show a clear illustration of the style of player Jovic is. On the face of it, he is the exact opposite of Roberto Firmino, a world-class facilitator. But that might not be a bad thing. Jovic would give Liverpool another option from the bench as they seek to retain the Premier League title and claim a seventh Champions League crown.
At Borussia Dortmund Klopp showed that there can be a place for an out-and-out striker like Robert Lewandowski. The Pole's hold-up play and ability to link with Mario Gotze and Shinji Kagawa was key, but he was first and foremost a goalscorer - just like Jovic.
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However, the examples of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Mo Salah show Klopp's ability to go the other way and turn quick wide attackers into consistent goal machines. Jovic does not fit that profile.
There can be no doubts about his ability, but there are question marks regarding Jovic's suitability for this Liverpool team. On top of that is the thorny issue of his attitude and concerns over his willingness to adapt to the demands of playing for a top European side.
Zidane is a very different coach to Klopp, with a more distanced approach towards his players, and that appears to have impacted Jovic negatively.
Liverpool's manager has already shown he can get the best out of players who did not achieve their full potential elsewhere.
Real Madrid has always been a difficult place for young and experienced new signings, with an unforgiving home crowd and relentless media scrutiny. For that, Jovic deserves to be cut some slack. But despite his clear talents, and a skewed perception of his first season in Spain, the warning signs are there for Klopp over his application and wider play.
Nevertheless, if Jovic is available for a cut-price fee this summer, Klopp might be tempted by another rescue mission.

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Established in 2013 by Adam Charnack and Chris Frosaker, Hi-Wire Brewing Company is a circus-themed craft brewery based in Asheville, North Carolina. The brewery focuses on crafting balanced, approachable beers with plenty of traditional and experimental styles in the lineup. Since opening its doors just five years ago, Hi-Wire has been incredibly successful, quadrupling their capacity in under two years and expanding to three production/taproom locations, all while earning several honors and awards including being named North Carolina's Best New Brewery by RateBeer.com. This is no small feat, considering that Asheville has one of the best beer scenes in beer-crazy North Carolina, so there's plenty of competition. We are happy to feature this rising star brewery and share two of their most popular offerings with our Craft Beer Club members.
Chris Frosaker and Adam Charnack first met as college roommates and each went on to separate careers upon graduating; Chis became a pharmacist and Adam was an affordable housing real estate developer, but they both enjoyed brewing beer on the side. They had always talked about starting their own business, so when a local brewery was selling its old equipment, they didn't have to think twice. Good friends, homebrewers and avid fans of craft beer, Chris and Adam jumped on the opportunity and Hi-Wire Brewing Company was born.
The circus-theme at Hi-Wire perfectly depicts the company, with its fun, authentic and crafty vibe. Plus, Asheville itself can feel a bit circus-like, so the theme seemed fitting all around. The tightrope has become key to the branding, representing the balance Adam and Chris seek in their beers.
Hi-Wire's original brewhouse is located in the heart of downtown Asheville's South Slope Brewery District. This cozy, industrial-chic neighborhood hangout space is dedicated to brewing sour and wild ales and one-off small batch beers. Their second location, named 'Big Top,' opened in 2015 and features a taproom and production brewery where visitors can enjoy a pint of Hi-Wire's flagship lagers and ales beside the tanks where they were created. The third location, a huge taproom with plenty of games and activities (soccer pool tables, table tennis, shuffleboard courts, etc.), is due to open late 2018 in the "Durham Fun Zone" in Downtown Durham. All is certainly going well for Adam Charnack and Chris Frosaker, who are incredibly proud of their brewery's fast success. Strategic growth has always been a part of the Hi-Wire vision, and they are very excited about the continued expansion plans that are underway. Hi-Wire Brewing is definitely a brewery worth seeking out if you are ever in the bustling beer scene of Asheville. We hope you enjoy these two delicious Hi-Wire offerings featured in this Beer or the Month Club shipment.
A delicious North Carolina style burger topped with slaw and cooked to perfection! A perfect pairing for the German style Pilsner in your recent Craft Beer Club shipment.


Read all the news about Logan Bailly. Logan Bailly was born in Liege on 27 December 1985 (age 33).
Bailly joined Celtic in the summer of 2015 becoming Ronny Deila's third signing of the pre-season. The Belgian goalkeeper arrived at Paradise following spells with Genk, Borussia Monchengladbach and OH Leuven. The 29-year-old will provide competition for fellow goalkeepers Craig Gordon and Leo Fasan.
Read all the latest Celtic FC news mentioning Logan Bailly.
Should Celtic And Brendan Rodgers Let Go Of This Belgian In The Summer?
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£400,000 An exceptional development opportunity. Consisting of a large barn with full planning permission for three dwellings with gardens and parking and an adjoining plot with outline planning permission for a further five properties.
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£375,000 A superb four/five bedroom period property on a large plot with wonderful Pennine fell and countryside views. This spacious, light filled property has grand proportions and has recently been renovated, with stylish contemporary interiors blending with original period features.
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£315,000 A detached five bedroom family home, located on one of the popular residential estates in Wigton. Full Details
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£299,999 Recently completed two/three bedroom barn conversion with spacious rooms and luxurious modern interiors. The highlight of the property is an impressive open plan kitchen/living room with glazed doors extending the space out onto the garden patio. The property is one of two residences in the barn conversion, sharing a large gravel front parking area, with private enclosed garden to the rear. Full Details
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Math: This week we are focusing on more measurement!
We will continue to sharpen our skills in addition, subtraction and multiplication as the year continues.
Here are some good websites to try at home for math skills.
Science: This week we are starting a new unit on Air and Weather! We will begin by introducing air this week!
Language Arts: We are wrapping up our middle of the year testing for language arts. Students will be taking their MAP test, the online assessment, this week. This will give us more information on the growth of each individual student as well as goals for improvement.
It's that time of year again where soccer, baseball, basketball, etc. are starting again! If your child is a part of any extracurricular activities, I would LOVE to be able to come!
Please send their schedule to school so I can mark them down!
On February 14th, we will celebrate Valentine's Day with two special activities!
The first activity will be a class pizza party during lunch with just our class. If your child would like to have pizza with us, please send in $2 cash to cover the price of pizza, a juice box and a cookie. Make sure to put the money in a labeled envelope so it doesn't get mixed up or lost! If your child would prefer to not have pizza, please plan to send a disposable sack lunch.
This is also when we will be exchanging valentine cards and we will need a special place to put them! Your child's at home project will be to decorate a bag or box for our valentines. Please make sure your child has an opening in his/her bag or box big enough to fit small cards/trinkets. Students can start bringing these in to school on Wednesday, February 12th. Your child is also welcome to bring in valentines for each student in our class, but I am unable to send home a class list due to confidentiality.
The second activity will be our class party! Stay tuned for more information to come from our fabulous room moms that are working hard to plan our party in the afternoon on February 14th! Parents are welcome to join us for the afternoon party!
Save the Date for our FIELD TRIP!


I say this a lot, but this week has been crazy. I'm probably going to start every blog post with this, for the next few weeks. In the midst of my packed schedule, I always try to ensure that I am still being consistent with my fitness goals.
One thing I hear from people is that they "just don't have time" to work out in the week and I get that, especially the last few weeks where I've had to juggle more modules, my part-time job, freelance work, coding courses, interviews.
So, I totally know how hard it can be to balance work, life and fitness. Today to mark my completion of Grace Fit Guide 2 (my second round!) I wanted to share some of what I do to ensure that I make time to tick off "endorphin rush" on my todo list.
Whenever my life gets too busy for my liking, I like to get up early to make sure that I have enough time for my self-care rituals and all the other things I have pending on my todo list. Back when I was working full time on my placement, this was key in smashing my health goals. Because after a long day of meetings and juggling multiple projects, anything after 5 pm was things that didn't require that much energy.
Remember you don't have to go to the gym, you can always do a home workout! The first year of my fitness journey was 80% home workouts.
Some days I can't wake up early, especially when I stay up the night before getting freelance work done. So when I wake up late, I make sure that I get my body moving in other ways.
Other things you could do is walking during lunch breaks – I used to do laps around a nearby park during my lunch breaks at work.
I've recently taken up Hot Yoga as another way to get my body moving 🤗 And is of course part of my goal to improve my flexibility and mobility!
This is something I've been doing a lot of recently which has actually worked quite well. Whenever I have more than an hour break in between lectures, I try to smash out a quick workout at the gym.
It's been great because I've been able to lift heavier (in contrast to my usual home workout) and the walk back up the hill has been beneficial extra cardio!
I've also recently seen people that work nearby change from their suits and work outfits to gym wear – you can make time!
For those familiar with the Grace Fit Guide (GFG) programme, the workout split is as follows: Legs, Arms and Chest, Booty, Back and Shoulders, Cardio and Abs. Whenever I have a busy week ahead of me, I like to complete two of my workouts in one day especially if I have more time during a specific day of the week. I usually do an upper body workout and lower body workout e.g. Legs followed by Arms and Chest. I sometimes like to do this when I know I want to do nothing over the weekend but sleep in and work from bed.
These things have allowed me to continue hitting my fitness goals in the midst of my hectic schedule.
TL: DR – flexibility is key, I've learnt that in the midst of my busy schedule, exercise is so important for me to perform well in everyday life so I will always make time for it. But I've also learnt (the hard way) to stop beating myself up when I miss a day or completely for a week, as long as I get back on it, I know I don't need to worry at all. I've made huge gains since August 2016 that I know won't disappear overnight.
Remember your mindset is key to improving your health – always treat yourself with the love and kindness that you deserve!
Thanks for sharing this, Pauline! I've been extra busy nowadays because I am working on my thesis but I've been trying to adjust my routine and work schedule in order to accommodate workouts.
Wow you just showed me that I have no excuse not to work out. Right now I've not worked out in ages. Going to take my husband ballroom dancing next month though. You inspire me to do more than that. I'll try to come up with a work out plan to do at home that doesn't require equipment. I don't really want to sign up for a gym membership somehow. I could extend the time I walk my dog, especially since it's not as cold these days. Still not warm, but not so cold that we can't walk a long time. I could also do pushups and sit ups. There's this One Punch Man workout I recently heard about from watching One Punch Man. I'm not that ambitious, but I can do some light variation of it. Or I could follow dance videos on Youtube cause dancing is fun. So many options! Thanks Pauline! I'll give you an update sometime on how it goes.
I've had a hard time with finding time for stuff lately. Thanks for sharing the tips! I might try some of them.
Not going to lie, I am notorious for being a couch potato. I tend towards sports rather than gym and play badminton regularly, but strength training is pretty important too! Thanks for sharing your tips on how you stay fit – hitting the gym between lectures is actually ingenious, I don't know why I never thought of it!!


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Biografia
Vincitore del Rally di Sanremo 1979 su Lancia Stratos (navigatore Mauro Mannini) e di un campionato europeo nel 1982 con la Opel Ascona 400 in coppia con Rudy Dal Pozzo.

Dal 1976 al 1981 ha partecipato a cinque edizioni del Rally d'Italia (sempre valido per il campionato del mondo rally e sempre coinciso col Rally di Sanremo), collezionando una vittoria (1979), due terzi (1977 e 1981), un 4º posto (1976) ed un ritiro (1980).

Tony si avvicina al mondo delle corse dopo aver acquistato, assieme ad Alessandro Morosini, una Alpine preparata da Morosini stesso all'interno della sua officina, la Gialex.

La prima corsa a cui ha partecipato è stata il Rally del Piave nel 1969: guidava una Alfa 1750, e suo copilota è stato Tony De Marco.

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 nel Campionato europeo rally su Opel Ascona 400

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Lindsell Train
Lindsell Train writes down own funds business
Lindsell Train has written down the value of its own funds business in light of the coronavirus crisis, which has seen the fund house's assets fall by about £4.5bn.
In an update on the Lindsell Train investment trust, published yesterday (April 15), Michael Lindsell, co-founder and fund manager, said a fall in value of the Lindsell Train funds business had contributed to the trust's net asset value falling 7 per cent.
In September last year the fund house's assets under management stood at £22.5bn but they have since fallen to £18.2bn.
About 47 per cent of the trust is invested in the funds business, owning about a quarter of Lindsell Train.
He said: "This month the board felt it appropriate to modify the earnings component of its valuation formula to fully capture the fall in Lindsell Train's funds under management to £18.2bn at the end of March and its effect on earnings."
Mr Lindsell said the decision to write down the business also reflected a sharp fall in the values of many rival fund management companies, as evident in those quoted on the stock exchange.
But he looked to reassure shareholders that the company's biggest cost — salaries — automatically fell as the business's revenues declined, due to the link between the two.
He added: "It's also a reassurance that Lindsell Train is so well capitalised. The company currently has substantial net cash on its balance sheet."
In terms of the trust's other investments, Mr Lindsell said the quoted companies held by the investment vehicle had "fared well" relative to the performance of the markets, but added that "none would be immune" to the economic fallout.
The trust's second biggest holding, the London Stock Exchange, has only lost 8 per cent over the past three months while Nintendo, which accounts for 7 per cent of the trust, has risen in value by 10 per cent since the start of the year.
Mr Lindsell said: "Of all our companies Nintendo is uniquely positioned to take advantage of the necessity to remain at home given the focus on home entertainment."
He also thought the investment in eBay should benefit from increased activity while physical retailers remained closed, while everyday goods provided by companies such as Unilever, another investment, should be supported as in-home consumption was up.
Over the past year the trust has lost 24 per cent in share price terms, while its peers in the Global AIC Sector have returned 1.8 per cent. Over 10 years, however, the trust has returned 655 per cent, compared with a 200 per cent return for the sector.
Mr Lindsell said: "The unprecedented nature of the disruption and the lack of any template to work from in recent history makes the ultimate effect difficult to predict.
"All we can say is that our investment approach steers us away from capital intensive manufacturing businesses, those reliant on commodity prices to sustain revenues and those dependent on high operational leverage."
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Train and Lindsell plan to remain in post for 7 years
Nick Train laments 'annoying' share price falls
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Q: Why does the mdentropy tutorial give an error in scikit-learn/sklearn/cluster/k_means_.py? Upon doing a tutorial on mutual information in mdentropy package, I am getting the following error:
File "/home/midhun/scikit-learn/sklearn/cluster/k_means_.py", line 994, in fit_predict
return self.fit(X, sample_weight=sample_weight).labels_
TypeError: fit() got an unexpected keyword argument 'sample_weight'

I am using Python 3.6.

A: The sample_weight parameter was added to KMeans and a number of other sklearn estimators back in version 0.20.0:

Beyond this, we have added sample_weight support to several estimators
  (including KMeans, BayesianRidge and KernelDensity) and improved
  stopping criteria in others (including MLPRegressor,
  GradientBoostingRegressor and SGDRegressor).

I suspect that your version of sklearn is before 0.20.0. Take a look at the documentation for the previous stable version, 0.19.2 You can see that fit() did not have a sample_weight parameter. You can solve your problem by updating your sklearn to the latest version, or at least 0.20.0.


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Elizabeth Shea Joins Porzio Governmental Affairs, LLC
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Elizabeth Shea, former Assistant Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Human Services, is joining the lobbying team of Porzio Governmental Affairs, LLC (PGA) as Vice President. She will focus on health care and human services management, strategic planning, and public policy; particularly in the area of developmental disabilities.
"Porzio Governmental Affairs employs some of the top lobbyists in the area and is consistently ranked within the top 10 New Jersey law firms that lobby," said Vito A. Gagliardi, President of Porzio Governmental Affairs, LLC and Managing Principal of the parent company, Porzio, Bromberg & Newman, PC (Porzio). "Liz Shea is one of the most respected health care professionals in the state and has extensive relationships with legislators, legislative staff, the provider community, families, and various stakeholder groups. Her reputation and experience are the perfect complements to PGA's all-star team."
Ms. Shea has experience in the areas of federal and state Medicaid, including 1915(c) and 1115(i) Medicaid waiver programs; affordable housing policies and programs; rate setting for state-funded programs; care management for unique populations; and managing the safe transition of individuals with complex needs from institutional settings to home and community-based settings. Her work has included research and analysis of policy issues, bill-tracking and bill drafting, coalition-building, grant writing, and grant management.
Ms. Shea received her undergraduate degree at Douglass College of Rutgers University, her law degree from Seton Hall University School of Law, and her Masters of Public Policy from the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning & Public Policy. She is admitted to practice law in the State of New Jersey and the Federal District Court of New Jersey.
About Porzio Governmental Affairs, LLC
Porzio Governmental Affairs provides comprehensive lobbying, business development, grassroots advocacy, and public relations services to its clients. The services of Porzio Governmental Affairs complement the services of the lawyers of Porzio, Bromberg & Newman P.C. who offer legal advice to clients on compliance with NJ ELEC regulations, campaign and election laws, environmental and land use regulations, and FDA and other statutory schemes.


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Analysis: Sizing up 10 teams with best Super Bowl chances
By ROB MAADDI - Nov. 26, 2021 10:50 AM EST
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes celebrates after a Chiefs touchdown during the first half of an NFL football game against the Dallas Cowboys Sunday, Nov. 21, 2021, in Kansas City, Mo. (AP Photo/Ed Zurga)
Close games and unpredictable outcomes have been a staple this NFL season.
Thanksgiving Day was the latest example.
The Bears beat the Lions on a last-second field goal. The Raiders upset the Cowboys on a field goal in overtime.
The league and the networks must love it, and fans stay entertained.
Going into Thursday, the 23 games decided by a winning score on the final play were the most such games through Week 11 in league history. Victories by Chicago and Las Vegas increased that total to 25.
So far, 39 games have been decided by a game-winning score in the final two minutes of regulation or in overtime.
Thrilling finishes are exciting for everyone except writers who have to rewrite their stories at the end of games.
There's more parity now than anytime in recent years, and it's a wide-open race to the Big Game.
Last week, three teams without a winning record beat a club that was in first place or tied for first. Since Week 9, that's now happened 12 times.
Each team in both the AFC West and AFC North currently has a winning record. At least 10 teams have a legitimate shot to reach the Super Bowl. There's only about seven that don't have a real chance to make the playoffs.
Here's a look at 10 clubs, in no particular order, who have the best chance to be in Los Angeles for Super Bowl 56.
DALLAS COWBOYS: Despite two straight losses, the Cowboys (7-4) have shown they have plenty of firepower — Dak Prescott leads the league's No. 1 offense — and an improved defense. They were missing wide receiver Amari Cooper the past two games after he tested positive for COVID-19, and didn't have wideout CeeDee Lamb in a 36-33 overtime loss to the Raiders because of a concussion. Dallas faces only one team that currently has a winning record over its last six games.
GREEN BAY PACKERS: If Aaron Rodgers is healthy, the Packers (8-3) should be playing in late January with an opportunity to extend their season to February. But Rodgers is nursing a fractured toe and the team is missing several key players because of injuries, including offensive linemen David Bakhtiari, Elgton Jenkins and Josh Myers, linebacker Za'Darius Smith, cornerback Jaire Alexander and tight end Robert Tonyan. Green Bay has a tough matchup at home Sunday against the Rams. The Packers also still have to face the Ravens on the road and host the Browns and Vikings.
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS: Tom Brady is having an MVP-type season at age 44 and the defending champion Buccaneers (7-3) are in control of the NFC South so they probably won't have to take the wild-card route the way they did last season. The offense still isn't clicking completely and a defense that has been ravaged by injuries isn't playing like the one that shut down Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs in the Super Bowl last season. The Bucs have a tough road game Sunday at Indianapolis and host Buffalo next month before finishing with four games against teams that have losing records as of now. If they can secure the No. 1 seed, it would be a significant boost because they're 5-0 at home.
ARIZONA CARDINALS: The NFC West-leading Cardinals (9-2) will be atop the conference standings when they return from their bye next week. They showed their depth by winning two of the past three games without their two most prolific offensive playmakers: quarterback Kyler Murray and wideout DeAndre Hopkins. Arizona has a balanced offense and the league's fifth-ranked defense. Holding onto the top seed won't be easy, with games at home against the Rams and Colts and a road trip to Dallas still ahead.
LOS ANGELES RAMS: The Rams (7-3) have been all-in to win now with acquisitions of several high-profile stars from Matthew Stafford before the season to Von Miller and Odell Beckham Jr. during the season. But following a 7-1 start, they lost to the Titans and 49ers before a bye. They're underdogs Sunday at Lambeau Field and still have road games against the Cardinals, Ravens and Vikings. Still, even if they don't win the NFC West, the Rams have the talent to follow the same path Tampa Bay took last year as a wild-card team.
BUFFALO BILLS: A fashionable pick to win it all before the season, the Bills (7-4) have been wildly inconsistent. They lost to lowly Jacksonville and were blown out at home by the Colts in the past three games before rebounding with a 31-6 win over the injury-depleted Saints on Thursday night. All seven wins have come by at least a 15-point margin. If Josh Allen plays down the stretch like the MVP candidate he was last season, the Bills and their top-ranked defense can make those preseason prognosticators look smart. The AFC East will come down to the two games against the Patriots in December. Buffalo also has a tough one at Tampa.
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS: After a one-year hiatus from the playoffs following Brady's departure, Bill Belichick has the Patriots (7-4) back in a familiar position. Rookie quarterback Mac Jones has exceeded expectations and New England's stingy defense keeps the team in games. The Patriots have four difficult games coming up, starting with Tennessee on Sunday. Their head-to-head games against the Bills will decide the division and they'll need to finish first to have a chance to go deep in the postseason.
TENNESSEE TITANS: Before losing to the Texans, the Titans (8-3) had run off an impressive streak of six straight wins, including five in a row against teams that reached the playoffs in 2020. They'll miss Derrick Henry even more as the season goes on, especially if Ryan Tannehill plays like the guy who tossed four picks against Houston. With a sweep over the Colts, the Titans are in excellent shape to win the AFC South.
BALTIMORE RAVENS: Despite a slew of injuries to several starters, the Ravens (7-3) lead the AFC North and have a run game led by Lamar Jackson that's been a winning formula in December. The main concern for Baltimore is a usually strong defense has struggled this season.
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS: Mahomes and the Chiefs (7-4) are back on track after a rough start. They've won four in a row and have shown a ton of improvement on defense. Kansas City doesn't have an easy road to its third straight AFC title. The final six games are against opponents that are .500 or better entering Week 12.
Follow Rob Maaddi on Twitter at https://twitter.com/robmaaddi and his work can be found at https://apnews.com/search/robmaaddi
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Hurricane Florence has the potential to bring major flooding and damages to our area. Please know that we are praying for your safety. Also, please be in prayer for our first responders. They are using our Family Life Center as a staging area for the duration of the storm.
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The Yoga Collection from dōTERRA is a great way to start your yoga practice as well as help you to embrace some of the benefits of your yoga and mindfulness practice throughout your day.
These oils are great for aromatherapy support during practicing yoga, mindfulness, meditation, and positive affirmations.
ARISE is your enlightening blend and is a great way to start your practice and day. It contains Lemon, Grapefruit, Siberian Fir, Osmanthus and Melissa.
Helps instill feelings of happiness, clarity, and courage. Apply a few drops to your heart in the morning while practicing daily affirmations to help you set intentions for the day.
ANCHOR is your steadying blend and contains Lavender, Cedarwood, Frankincense, Cinnamon, Sandalwood, Black Pepper and Patchouli.
Promotes feelings of completeness, calm, and courage. Apply a few drops to your heart when faced with challenges or big decisions.
ALIGN is a centering blend and contains Bergamot, Coriander, Marjoram, Peppermint, Geranium, Basil, Rose and Jasmine.
Encourages harmony and calm progress. Apply on the back of the neck, wrists, & over the heart to promote feelings of self acceptance and fluidity.
These oils can be put in your home diffuser and on your diffuser jewelry, too! I recommend blending a tiny drop of oil with a carrier such as coconut oil and rub into the soles of your feet, or hands and wrists.


The law emphasizes transparency by requiring companies to secure the personal data of their consumers, to write privacy policies in conspicuous and straightforward language, to obtain affirmative consent from users before their data can be used, and to limit the scope of use of consumer data to a clearly defined purpose. It aims to strengthen consumer rights and to make the digital data standard "privacy by default," giving individuals the right to access a copy of the data any business keeps on them, to move their data from one platform to another, and to have their information deleted from a platform all together. Companies found to be noncompliant can face fines of up to the greater of 20 million Euros or 4% of their annual global revenue. While the law applies only to companies that handle the personal data of EU residents (and not all such companies are subject to it), the global nature of e-commerce means that the GDPR has the potential to affect any company that markets products online, irrespective of the company's geographic location.
This new GDPR standard, compounded by the public backlash and calls for US data protection legislation after the Facebook Cambridge Analytica scandal and massive data breaches weathered by companies like Equifax and Uber, is helping to shift consumer expectations of privacy. Companies are responding by changing their privacy policies and overhauling their use of personal data. In April, Mark Zuckerberg announced that Facebook would be offering the same level of privacy controls required by the EU law to users all around the world.
If the volume of emails notifying consumers about updated privacy policies is any indication, other US companies are quickly following suit. Retailers have already been working to prioritize data security over the last few years, spending millions of dollars a year to bolster protections and to hire cybersecurity experts. The GDPR's added focus on transparency and narrower use of personal data, however, creates a new need for retailers to adapt and use consumer data in pointed, innovative ways, while also maintaining protection and security, so that consumers will be incentivized to opt into sharing their data. And, of course, any updated privacy commitments made to consumers must conform to what the retailer is actually doing, whether for GDPR compliance or other purposes.
At first blush, retailers may perceive this shift as daunting, especially since consumer data has become the driving force behind advertising strategies with the evolution of technology and e-commerce. However, a move away from the current status quo of largely unfettered use of consumer data does not necessarily have to stifle retailers' efforts to achieve strategic omni-channel loyalty. Rather, it presents a unique opportunity for retailers to further curate consumers' personal experiences while simultaneously demonstrating their own loyalty to consumers through the implementation of mindful, honest practices concerning data collection, use, and protection.


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Nextdoor is a social networking service for neighbourhoods. In early May 2020, all 28 communities on Nextdoor.com (see the highlighted areas on the map) that are under 22 Division's jurisdiction were connected together allowing us...
The Mobile Crisis Intervention Team (MCIT) is a collaborative partnership between the Toronto Police Service and participating Toronto Hospitals. Nurse Debbie Andersen and PC Ingrid Singer are specially trained to respond to situations involving individuals...
One moment they were high-fiving the crowd. The next, they were frantically trying to save a baby. It was 1:30 pm June 17 when the police ceremonial unit marching north on York Street at the...
Vehicle thefts have been on the rise in south Etobicoke's 22 Division since 2018. There have been 197 auto thefts in the division so far this year (as of June 17), a 27 percent increase...
Const. Allan Vercholuk, a crime prevention officer at 22 Division, said there's no way to "full-proof" a home "no matter how hard you try," though following recommendations of a Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)...
If you see a police officer on the street or in your community this week, why not stop and say "Hello." May 12-18, 2019 marks Police Week in Toronto this year, a celebration of the...
22 Division CPLC (Community Police Liaison Committee) would like to thank The Rotary Club of Etobicoke for their incredible generosity and support for two very important upcoming events. 2019 Special Olympic (Ontario) Invitation Youth Games...
The newly enhanced Neighbourhood Officer program, a pilot project, was launched in August in four divisions throughout Toronto, including 22 Division. The other divisions that are part of the project are 41 and 42, both...
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The 2019 Special Olympics Ontario Invitational Youth Games will take place from Tuesday, May 14, 2019, to Friday, May 17, 2019. The Games are expected to attract 2,500 athletes and coaches, 1,000 volunteers, and many tourists to...
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The 2005 Bakken Oilers team is currently being formed. Given the tremendous interest from elite players around Western North Dakota and the Twin Cities area, this will be by both invite and open tryouts to be scheduled. If you would like to be considered for the 2005 Bakken Oilers, please contact Team Organizer Stacey Diehl.
The 2005 Bakken Oilers team is building on its core of already commited talented players to form an elite team that will play top competition during the 2015 AAA hockey season. Following the model of our most successful teams, elite players from Western North Dakota and the Twin Cities area have already committed to the team and invites are out to players from Fargo, ND, Grand Forks, ND and Canada that have expressed interest. This team will be by invitation and open tryouts may also be scheduled. If players are interested in joining the 2005 Bakken Oilers, they should contact Team Organizer Stacey Diehl to be considered.


This picture melts my heart. This was the first morning we were home from the hospital, complete as a family of four. I was on the couch with the baby, up very early of course. When my daughter woke up and came out of her room, the first thing she did was go over and give her brand new brother a hug. It was a beautiful moment and I am forever grateful that I not only got to witness it, but that I was able to capture it on film. I can relive that beautiful, loving, joyful, sweet moment over and over again.
And trust me, I do. When I'm having a tough day, or the kids are out of control, or are fighting over a toy, or one of the many other stressful situations that pop up daily, I always come back to that photo. It calms me and reminds me of the unconditional love we have for each other. No matter what happens, we will always have each other.
My husband and I always knew we wanted two children, and we knew we wanted them relatively close in age. I wanted my daughter to have a sibling, a friend, a partner in crime. I count my blessings every single day that we were able to conceive and give birth to two beautiful, healthy babies.
I am also thankful that both my husband and I were in agreement that we wouldn't have any more than two. I don't know how people do it. Not only are children expensive, but to be outnumbered by your kids…crazy!! Some days I can barely handle my two, never mind more. To all of you with more than two children, you are super stars.
Our choice to have a tubal litigation was a no brainer for us. Throughout the pregnancy and each day since, we have had zero doubts about our decision. Since I am Type 1 Diabetic, my pregnancies were high risk. I also had trouble with high blood pressure after both births. And, my OB informed me that I had a very thin uterus. All things that led us to believe our decision was the right one for us. Not to mention, the overwhelming feeling of completeness we had after our son was born.
However, others have not been so sure. Most people are very surprised to find out we have no intentions of having any more children and that we aren't able to, due to my tubal litigation. Maybe it's because my husband and I both look young, I'm not sure. We have been judged by many about our decision. But, it was OUR decision, and we feel it was the right one for us.
I couldn't imagine our life any other way. Just the four of us. Perfect. The kids are truly the best of friends. Lauren loves to teach her younger brother all sorts of things and Justin is more than happy to learn from her, copying her every move. They make me smile and laugh every single day. And during the not-so-great moments, I just take a peek at that picture. Love.
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Good for you guys…we are currently deciding on the procedure, we also have 2 kids and think that is enough. Our daughter is 12 and little guy is 4months where she is quite the 'mother hen' and think our unit is great at just that.
Such a beautiful blog Rachel. You have a beautiful family and you are great parents! Keep up the good work, Love you!!


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package org.apache.synapse.endpoints.dispatch;

import org.apache.axiom.om.OMElement;
import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
import org.apache.synapse.MessageContext;
import org.apache.synapse.core.axis2.Axis2MessageContext;
import org.apache.synapse.endpoints.Endpoint;

import javax.xml.namespace.QName;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 *
 */
public abstract class AbstractDispatcher implements Dispatcher {

    protected Log log;
    private final static String TRANSPORT_HEADERS = "TRANSPORT_HEADERS";
    private final static String[] SESSION_COOKIES = new String[] {"JSESSIONID", "PHPSESSID", "phpMyAdmin", "wordpress_test_cookie"};

    protected AbstractDispatcher() {
        log = LogFactory.getLog(this.getClass());
    }

    public List<Endpoint> getEndpoints(SessionInformation sessionInformation) {
        return SALSessions.getInstance().getChildEndpoints(sessionInformation);
    }

    protected String extractSessionID(OMElement header, QName keyQName) {

        OMElement sgcIDElm = getHeaderBlock(header, keyQName);

        if (sgcIDElm != null) {
            String sgcID = sgcIDElm.getText();

            if (sgcID != null && !"".equals(sgcID)) {
                return sgcID.trim();
            } else {
                if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                    log.debug(keyQName + " is null or empty");
                }
            }
        } else {
            if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                log.debug("Couldn't find the " + keyQName + " SOAP header to find the session");
            }
        }
        return null;
    }

    protected String extractSessionID(MessageContext synCtx, String key) {
    	SessionCookie sessionCookie = extractSessionCookie(synCtx, key);
    	if (sessionCookie != null) {
    		return sessionCookie.getSessionId();
    	}
        return null;
    }

    protected SessionCookie extractSessionCookie(MessageContext synCtx, String key) {

        if (key != null) {
            Map headerMap = getTransportHeaderMap(synCtx);

            if (headerMap != null) {
                Object hostObj = headerMap.get("Host");
                if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                    log.debug("A request received with the Host Name : " + hostObj);
                }

                Object cookieObj = headerMap.get(key);

                if (cookieObj instanceof String) {
                    String cookie = (String) cookieObj;
                    if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                        log.debug("Cookies String : " + cookie);
                    }
                    // extract the first name value pair of the Set-Cookie header, which is considered
                    // as the session id which will be sent back from the client with the Cookie header
                    // for example;
                    //      Set-Cookie: JSESSIONID=760764CB72E96A7221506823748CF2AE; Path=/
                    // will result in the session id "JSESSIONID=760764CB72E96A7221506823748CF2AE"
                    String[] entries = cookie.split(";");

                    if (entries == null || entries.length == 0) {
                        if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                            log.debug("Cannot find a session id for the cookie : " + cookie);
                        }
                        return null;
                    }

                    String sessionId = null;
                    String path = "Path=/";
                    for (String id : entries) {
                        if (sessionId == null && id != null && isASessionCookie(id)) {
                            if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                                log.debug("Extracted SessionID : " + id);
                            }
                            // get the new session id
                            sessionId = id.trim();
                        } else if (id != null && id.indexOf("Path") != -1) {
                            if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                                log.debug("Extracted Path : " + id);
                            }
                            // set the path
                            path = id.trim();
                        }
                    }

                    if (sessionId != null) {
                        SessionCookie c = new SessionCookie();
                        c.setSessionId(sessionId);
                        c.setPath(path);
                        return c;
                    }

                    return null;
                } else {
                    if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                        log.debug("Couldn't find the " + key + " header to find the session");
                    }
                }
            } else {
                if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                    log.debug("Couldn't find the TRANSPORT_HEADERS to find the session");
                }

            }
        }
        return null;
    }

	private boolean isASessionCookie(String cookie) {
		for (String sessionCookie : SESSION_COOKIES) {
			if (cookie.indexOf(sessionCookie) != -1) {
				return true;
			}
		}
		return false;
	}

    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
	protected void removeSessionID(MessageContext synCtx, String key) {

        if (key != null) {
            Map headerMap = getTransportHeaderMap(synCtx);
            if (headerMap != null) {
            	Object cookieObj = headerMap.remove(key);

                if (cookieObj instanceof String) {
                    String cookie = (String) cookieObj;
                    if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                        log.debug("Cookies String : " + cookie);
                    }

                    String[] sessionIds = cookie.split(";");

                    if (sessionIds == null || sessionIds.length == 0) {
                        if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                            log.debug("Cannot find a session id for the cookie : " + cookie);
                        }
                        return;
                    }
                    // reset
                    StringBuilder newCookie = new StringBuilder("");

                    for (int i = 0; i < sessionIds.length; i++) {
						String sessionId = sessionIds[i];
                    	if(sessionId != null && (sessionId.indexOf("JSESSIONID") != -1 || sessionId
                    			.indexOf("PHPSESSID") != -1 || sessionId.indexOf("phpMyAdmin") != -1 ||
                                sessionId.indexOf("wordpress_test_cookie") != -1)){
                    		if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                    			log.debug("Extracted SessionID : " + sessionId);
                    		}
                    		// do not add this session id back
                    		continue;
                    	}
                    	newCookie.append(sessionId+"; ");
					}

                    String modifiedCookie = ("".equals(newCookie.toString()) ? "" : newCookie.substring(0,
                                            newCookie.lastIndexOf(";")));

                    log.debug("Modified Cookie header: " + modifiedCookie);

                    // add the modified Cookie header
					headerMap.put(key, modifiedCookie);
                } else {
                    if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                        log.debug("Couldn't find the " + key + " header to find the session");
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

    protected void removeSessionID(OMElement header, QName keyQName) {

        OMElement sgcIDElm = getHeaderBlock(header, keyQName);
        if (sgcIDElm != null) {
            sgcIDElm.detach();
        }
    }

    private Map getTransportHeaderMap(MessageContext synCtx) {

        org.apache.axis2.context.MessageContext axis2MessageContext =
                ((Axis2MessageContext) synCtx).getAxis2MessageContext();

        Object o = axis2MessageContext.getProperty(TRANSPORT_HEADERS);
        if (o != null && o instanceof Map) {
            return (Map) o;
        }
        return null;
    }

    private OMElement getHeaderBlock(OMElement soapHeader, QName keyQName) {

        if (soapHeader != null) {
            return soapHeader.getFirstChildWithName(keyQName);
        }
        return null;
    }
}

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At PPRM, our employees are our greatest asset. Fulfilling our mission depends on the united efforts of many, and we believe in working together collaboratively, respecting each other's contribution and importance. As an employer of choice, we commit to improving the quality of each employee's life by offering a diversified benefit and compensation package that allows employees freedom of choice in meeting their individual and family needs. Benefits are available to employees who consistently work 20 hours per week or more.
PPRM is an Equal Opportunity Employer and we will provide tools, resources, and education to create a safe and open environment to increase appreciation of all forms of diversity within our organization, and to broaden the demographic profile of those connected to PPRM.
For a list of our open positions and to access our online application click here.
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I am far overdue for an update so please forgive me. Championship swim season has me traveling from Texas to California to watch my little ones compete. I play catch up while I am home, and promise to continually be on the look out for the latest and greatest. On the plus side, I have been able to sneak away and do some fun traveling to places like the Grand Canyon and Miraval, so don't forget to follow me on Instagram to stay up to date.
A Desert Ridge restaurant since 2010, Tryst Café has opened a new location in the East Valley on Gilbert Rd. The newly-built 3,500 square-foot location offers diners the option of both full-service dining and a walk-in coffee and smoothie bar for those on-the-go. Plus, on topic with my post about 2019 restaurant trends here, Tryst Cafe is one of the first in the Valley to infuse CBD into beverages upon request.
To celebrate the opening, more than ten new items have been added to Tryst Cafe's menu, including Strawberry Custard, Pecan Crusted, and Traditional French Toasts, Monte Cristo Sandwich, Crispy Quinoa Avocado Starter, Bison Burger, Naturally Raised Buffalo Chicken Wrap/Sandwich, Pork Adobo Tacos, and a Steak Salad.
Tryst Cafe's Strawberry Custard French Toast is stuffed with strawberry cream cheese.
The Bison Burger, with Gorgonzola cheese, arugula, crispy onions, Bourbon sauce, on a brioche bun is served with French fries.
Tryst Cafe has long appealed to the vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free communities for their healthier options, such as the Banana Quinoa Pancakes, Avocado Toast, Hawaiian Organic Egg Breakfast, Harvest Buddha Bowl, Portobello Sandwich, Roasted Curry Cauliflower, and the Kale Wrap. I suppose you could call them "light", but with such variety and substance, they are anything but.
Owner Lisa Khnanisho says it best: "Our menu is natural, healthy, and clean with something for everyone from the vegan diner to the meat-and-potatoes lover. We believe everyone can have an affair with naturally delicious food." Cheers to that!
Nestled between the Original ChopShop and Rusconi's American Kitchen on the north-east corner of Tatum and Shea, is KOVO Modern Mediterranean, a Mediterranean concept showcasing traditional dishes of the Mediterranean region combined with an emphasis on rotisserie meats. The Greek word KOVO means "to carve", and rotisserie meats, such as lamb, beef and organic chicken, are carved and served to order. In addition, there is variety of Mediterranean-inspired shared plates, such as house-made hummus (try the red bell pepper…the best!!), tzatziki, grilled eggplant and Halloumi, sheftalia (homemade Greek sausage), grilled octopus and crispy calamari. Bring your whole family, and kids and adults will appreciate the tasty pizzas, such as the Napoletana, Blanca, and Della Carne, made to order in a wood-fired oven. KOVO has also started serving brunch on weekends only, where you can enjoy Shakshouka (see my post with a recipe here), Spanikopita Benedict, Smoked Salmon Pizza and Bloody Mary flights. I have to go back just to see the Hangover Sandwich, with lamb and pork sausage, caramalized onions, fried eggs and melted cheese. Opa!
Lightly breaded calamari with artichokes, feta, capers, pepperoncini and tomatoes.
It doesn't get much better than a simple Greek salad with grilled salmon.
You may be wondering why a person with heart disease would go to a place called Killer Burger. Well, to see their heart healthy options! And Killer Burger offers them, which makes me super happy because I can show you a variety, from Killer Burger's famous Peanut Butter Pickle Bacon Burger to their Vegan and Veggie Burgers. This also means everyone in our family can get what they want, and that is important as many competitors do not offer vegan options (i.e. Shake Shake, In-N-Out Burger). Next to that, how does Killer Burger stand out? All (traditional) burgers have 1/3 pound of 100% grass fed beef, and bacon and fries are included with every order, unless you are like me and say, non merci. In fact, the bacon is cooked criss-crossed so you get a mouthful with every bite (and it doesn't fall out). The first location opened in 2010 in Portland, Oregon, and has expanded to 9 locations, with the Hayden Road location being the first outside of Oregon. Owner T.J. Southard had spent his childhood driving on road trips with his parents and wanted to create a concept that serves some of his favorites. In addition to burgers, they serve a variety of craft, pilsner and IPA beer on tap. What a perfect pairing! Killer Burger is located on Hayden just south of Indian Bend where the old Boston Market used to be (for those ole timers).
From top to bottom, the Barnyard Burger withbacon, ham and egg, the Jose Mendoza with bacon, green chiles and Monterry Jack cheese, and the Peanut Butter Pickle Burger, which received HUGE applause from all who tried it.
And for me, the Veggie Burger served vegan-style, without bacon and special sauce. But, I still felt special :).
All photos by Marci Symington for texAZtaste.com.


Single tickets for the Met 2012-13 season go on sale tomorrow, August 12. I can't say it looks like a very exciting season, it is conservative and draws on repeat Met offenders whose past work hardly inspires confidence, but here's the deal as I see it. Meaning, these are the questions I would like to ask the people who scheduled the thing.
Der Ring des Nibelungen: It was so great with the big-name cast that with many fewer famous names and keeping Fabio Luisi's brutally efficient conducting it will be even better, right?
Carmen. Their names are hard to pronounce, but you should maybe go hear Anita Rachvelishvili as Carmen and Ekaterina Scherbachenko as Micaela?
Le Comte Ory. I missed this Bartlett Sher high jinks-fest when it premiered but have been warned. Juan Diego Florez is back, rest of the major cast is new.
Dialogues des Carmélites. Ding ding ding! Here is our token semi-recent opera to appease the arty crowd! AKA "me." Felicity Palmer is an excellent idea as Madame de Croissy. Only three performances, Met? Lame. It probably will be less naked than this Berlin production, FWIW.
Don Giovanni. Erwin Schrott is a delight as Leporello and Edward Gardner is a fine conductor but this is a production to skip.
Don Carlo. I am unpersuaded by Ramon Vargas as Carlo but will go because I haven't seen this production yet. Lorin Maazel? Lorin Maazel.
Faust. Nooooo! Sorry you got stuck with this one, Piotr. You deserve better.
Le Nozze di Figaro. Blah blah blah it's a Figaro so I would end up there even if the cast included Wolfgang Schmidt. Thankfully it does not though Mojca Erdmann as Susanna inspires great skepticism. Gerald Finley's Count should make up for that.
La Rondine. What an unfortunate debut role for the exciting, dramatic Kristine Opolais. This role requires placid prettiness and that would not be one of La Opolais's strengths. Filianoti should be right for Ruggero, though.
La Traviata. Diana Damrau's Babypause again makes this one questionable, but whoever ends up signing Violetta, it will almost be worth it solely for the novelty value of Placido as Papa Germont.
Il Trovatore. Throw another baby on the fire. Who is conductor Daniele Callegari?
Turandot. Timur is double-cast with James Morris and Samuel Ramey. Whose wobble will be bigger?
I welcome your company as we all try to make the website crash at noon tomorrow!
Rigoletto photo copyright Nick Heavican, Tempest costume by Kym Barrett, no credit listed for Alagna.
You don't think Schmidt would make a decent Marcellina?
And in answer to your other question, Ramey in a cakewalk.
Great overview. And I'm with you on Elisir for opening night – seems a bit bizzare. Or maybe the Met think that as long as Trebs is singing then it doesn't actually matter what the opera is?
Thanks for the overview. It looks like one little trip to NYC might be in order this season.
verismo opera. It's an odd hybrid of styles that ends up somewhere between romanticism and modernism, but there's nothing remotely verismic in it. You should give it a listen – it's a fabulous work.
van den Heever is singing Leonora in Trovatore at COC in the fall. I'll be seeing it on October 5. Vargas and Braun singing in that one too. There's also a Robert Carsen Dialogues in the spring with Bayrakdarian and Pieczonka that looks quite tasty.
I'm a bit worried too about the Ades. I'll go see the HD and I do still have some faith in Lepage. The Ring was a stinker but some of his other work has been really good so maybe he can hit form again.
Lisa, I would pay to see that.
I'm jealous of your season in Toronto, operaramblings!
I understand that Gelb wants to refresh the Met, but why does he hire such a second-rate directors? Bartlett Sher or Brodway directors have really nothing to do with opera. Met is still a conservative, uncreative opera company and so are most of Met productions. They aren't modern in any sense of this word, they are just dull and old fashioned, even when sets are 'modern' and don't evoke Zeffirelli at all. Met lacks of ideas and direction, it is a MESS. More Carsen (btw. his brillant Onegin is going to be replaced by new ENO production from ENO in 2013), more Jones plus some more interesting names frome Europe (Tcherniakov, Guth, Pelly eg).
Sorry for this dramatic comment, but I am just higly disapointed by two previous Met seasons. 2012/2013 looks no better, I wait only for Joyce DiDonato's Maria Stuarda and I am curious about Damrau's Violetta. And maybe The Tempest. Yet another Rigoletto (set in Las Vegas, soooo innovationg) and L'elisir d'amore don't make impression on me.
On the whole, I agree with your questions. Also with @Siggy's comment. If it's Netrebko, then plug in the autotune and anything goes.
'course I'd rather see Elisir set in Vegas than Rigoletto, and look forward to Diana in Rigoletto and esp Traviata with Placido as big daddy. Yes and Joyce on New Year's eve.


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LawCAB news and updates
LawQWE - coming in early 2022!
See the promo for LawQWE on the right - an upcoming website that will connect those seeking legal work experience with employers in the legal market.
SQE1 first sitting takes place
The first sitting of the SQE1 assessment takes place on 8 and 11 November and consists of just over ten hours of assessments taken over the two days. The SRA reports that more than a thousand people signed up to take the first SQE1 assessment. Results are expected 6-10 weeks after sitting the assessment, on or before 24 January 2022.
LawCAB gets a new look
The LawCAB site has been updated to provide clearer guidance for applicants on routes into the legal profession, with particular emphasis on the SQE route for solicitors and suitable preparation courses for that route. The new site also feature new sections for aspiring barristers, and for those just thinking about a career in the law and wanting to find out more.
We have retained the clean, simple look in My Applications, as we know that was important to you but we hope you like the new look to our information and guidance pages!
Applications are now open!
Applications for 2022/2023 academic year courses are now open. A wide range of programmes offering law students the opportunity to study law conversion (GDL, PgDL, MA Law, LLM), Legal Practice and SQE-focused preparation courses are now available for aspiring solicitors and barristers to apply for. Use our course finder as well as our Where can I study section to find the right course and institution for you. Here's to 2022!
The SQE route is now live!
Aspiring solicitors who have not already started their journey to qualification will now qualify through the SQE. See the range of courses available to apply for in our course finder - consider a GDL, PgDL or LLM/MA Law, with or without SQE assessment-specific elements. The journey you take is yours to determine!
Last chance to start a GDL for continuation on the LPC route to qualification as a solicitor
If you want to qualify as a solicitor in England and Wales via the LPC route and need to do a law conversion (GDL) course first, apply and accept an offer before 31.08.21 and start your GDL before 31.12.21 to be eligible to continue on the LPC route - and keep evidence of your offer, acceptance and start dates. You can still study a GDL to help your preparation for the SQE - see our related FAQ.
LPC closing dates fast approaching!
With application deadlines for many September/October 2021 Legal Practice Courses fast approaching, applicants wishing to start a LPC this autumn are strongly advised to submit outstanding applications and chase up referees to ensure their applications are released prior to courses closing to new applications. A list of LPC providers is available in our Where can I study section.
How to decide on your SQE prep course
With the introduction of the SQE route to qualifying as a solicitor, applicants for SQE preparation courses will have a range of different entry qualifications for these courses. Our SQE FAQs starting with 'What course should I do if...' can help guide applicants on which SQE courses to consider, depending on their existing qualifications.
International applicants and the SQE - questions from the floor
During May-June 2021, we ran a short survey about Qualifying Work Experience (QWE) on our site. We received several questions as part of this survey from international applicants asking specific questions about the SQE and QWE, so we thought it would be helpful to provide some answers to these questions here! If you have a question about the SQE, QWE or anything LawCAB related, do let us know via email and we'll answer it directly, post it in our FAQs or on a blog post like this one.
Q. I'm just finishing my law degree overseas and keen to do the SQE assessments. Can I take the SQE assessments and satisfy the QWE and other necessary requirements without having done a qualifying law degree (QLD), Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL), Legal Practice Course (LPC) or a PGDL or Masters course incorporating SQE prep?
Unlike the QLD/GDL & LPC route to qualifying as a solicitor in England and Wales, it is completely up to you how you prepare for the SQE assessments. You may decide that you don't need to prepare for the assessments at all (although we would encourage you to do your research before reaching that decision!). Universities and other course providers offer a variety of courses to help you prepare for the SQE assessments, either through online or face to face teaching, on a part-time or full-time basis. These courses could take the form of university courses eligible for student funding or stand-alone SQE preparation/top-up courses. So you can choose a course that suits you, taking into account the studies you have already undertaken, as well as the areas of interest you might have. As you already have a law degree, you might find that a shorter course covering the areas needed to pass the SQE assessments is all that you need, however, it would be worth checking how much your non-UK law degree covered in terms of the seven key foundations of law (found in a QLD) and how much 'topping up' you need to do to enable you to pass the SQE assessments. Eligibility requirements for SQE courses will depend on the type of course you are applying for so please check before applying. Note: as a UK undergraduate degree or equivalent is a requirement for the SQE route overall, you will need your non-UK law degree to be certified as equivalent through a UK ENIC Statement of Comparability.
Q. What counts as QWE for SQE, how can I get work experience to meet the QWE requirements and do I need a sponsor for my QWE placements?
In summary, QWE is any experience of providing legal services that offers you the opportunity to develop some or all of the SRA competences needed to practise as a solicitor. It can be obtained in England and Wales or overseas, and it does not need to cover English and Welsh law. A candidate will need knowledge of this to take the SQE assessment, but they do not need to gain this specifically through their work experience. QWE can be completed in up to 4 different organisations, but overall must be 2 years' full time or equivalent in duration. It can be paid or unpaid. It does not have to cover a range of areas of the law, or 'tick off' all the SRA competences in the Statement of Solicitor Competence. However, as SQE1 and SQE2 assessments will cover a broad range of topics, your QWE may not be very useful in preparing you for these assessments if it is focused in only one area of the law. QWE can be completed after you have sat both assessments, although the SRA suggests that it may be helpful to complete QWE before sitting SQE2.
You can get work experience as part of an undergraduate degree 'sandwich year' placement; in a law clinic as a volunteer; in a Citizen's Advice Bureau or doing other charitable or pro bono legal work in law centres or charities; whilst working as a paralegal in one or multiple firms; whilst working as a solicitor's apprentice; as part of a traditional training contract ('Period of Recognised Training') in a City or large national or regional firm, or in a high-street firm or with a sole practitioner. Note that simulated legal services are not eligible to count as QWE. Whilst your work experience can be done overseas, it is essential that, for it to count as QWE, it must meet the SRA requirements and be signed off by an approved person, normally a solicitor of England and Wales or "COLP" (Compliance officer for legal practice) who is on the roll. Read more about where to seek work experience in the UK in the specific FAQ 'What is QWE and how do I get it for the SQE'.
As an international candidate, if you wish to undertake your QWE in the UK, you may need a visa. The type of visa .e.g Student, Skilled worker, Graduate route etc will depend on whether you are studying in the UK, applying at the end of your studies just before starting your QWE, or if you come to the UK just for the purposes of completing your QWE. Your visa sponsor will differ (or may not be required) depending on the nature of your visa. For more information on visa requirements, refer to the UK government website and its visa guide. You may also be interested in the latest news about the government's graduate visa route.
Q. As an international candidate wanting to do a QWE in the UK after completing my SQE course at a UK university, am I eligible to do so on my student visa?
As an international candidate, if you wish to undertake your QWE in the UK at the end of your UK course of study, having been on a Student visa, you will be able to apply for the Graduate visa route. The Graduate route will require a new visa application, which will only be possible from inside the UK. Individuals applying to the Graduate route will not need a sponsor. The UK Home Office has announced (June 2021) that the deadline for current academic year (2020/2021) university students on a Student visa to arrive in the UK to qualify for the UK Graduate route visa has been extended to 27 September 2021. If you graduate and your Student visa leave expires before the Graduate route is introduced, you will not be eligible to apply, however, you will be able to apply to a number of other routes e.g. Skilled Worker, among others. For more information on visa requirements, refer to the UK government website and its visa guide.
Q. I've been working as a paralegal internationally for the past 3 years. Will I have to do a further two years QWE in England or Wales after passing the SQE assessments, or will my international work experience as a paralegal count?
As mentioned previously, whilst your work experience can be done overseas, and does not need to cover English and Welsh law, it is essential that it must meet the SRA QWE requirements and be signed off by an approved person. This needs to be a "COLP" or a solicitor of England and Wales who is on the roll and has direct experience of, or has reviewed, your QWE, knows that it allowed you to gain SRA competences, and is willing to confirm your qualifying work experience.
You can gain experience before, during or after sitting the SQE assessments and can use QWE from previous roles, and 'bank' it for when SQE comes in on 1 September 2021. There are no time limits on when you can claim experience as QWE and so you may have completed the QWE requirement through your paralegal role, providing you are able to get it signed off. You must register two years' worth of QWE by the time you apply for admission as a solicitor in England and Wales but you can register any completed QWE now if you wish to – useful if you want to use a past role as QWE. Note: although the SQE route opens 1 September 2021, the first assessments will run in November 2021 (SQE1) and April 2022 (SQE2) so it is unlikely to fulfil all the SQE criteria and apply to gain entry to the SRA roll before mid-2022.
Q. As an international qualified lawyer, am I eligible for the SQE route and do I have to do all the assessments and QWE?
Qualified international lawyers are eligible to follow the SQE route. Some may be able to apply to the SRA for exemptions to parts of the SQE assessments directly. A few jurisdictions have already been granted exemptions. Your own country's law society or bar would need to make a request for qualification recognition to the SRA directly before your make your application. If, as a qualified lawyer, you are granted an exemption from SQE2, the SRA may require you to demonstrate your English or Welsh language competence. If you are not granted an exemption you will need to pass SQE1 and SQE2 assessments, but qualified lawyers are not required to do qualifying work experience, as the SRA will recognise existing qualification and experience. Existing Qualified Lawyers Transfer Scheme (QLTS) candidates can find out how the SQE introduction will affect their existing QLTS application.


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Le tribunal judiciaire de Nîmes est une juridiction de première instance et de droit commun en France.

La juridiction d'appel compétente pour connaitre des jugements du tribunal judiciaire de Nîmes est la cour d'appel de Nîmes.

Description
Créé en 2020, le tribunal judiciaire succède au tribunal de grande instance de Nîmes. Il siège au palais de justice de la ville.

Organisation

Présidents

Procureurs de la République

TGI
 1958-1959 : Georges Roume
 1960-1963 : Henri Timbal-Duclaux de Martin
 1963-1970 : Jean-Baptiste Durieux
 1970-1973 : Charles Champeil
 1973-1974 : Jean Rontein
 1974-1983 : Jean Oliverès
 1983-1987 : Monique Guémann
 1987-1989 : Antoine Quilichini
 1989-2001 : Bertrand de Loze
 2002-2013 : Robert Gelli
 2013-2017 : Laure Beccuau
 2017-2020 : Éric Maurel

TJ
 2020-2022 : Éric Maurel
 depuis 2022 : Cécile Gensac

Références

Liens externes

 Nombre de magistrats (théorique et réel) selon une organisation syndicale de magistrat (cf. page 6 du document)

Nîmes
Justice à Nîmes