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Q: Delete data before most recent Sunday - SQL Snowflake I need to delete all rows from before the most recent Sunday in a view. This can not be hard coded as the data gets updated daily. The only data I have is the date in dd-mm-yyyy format, and I have created a column with Day of Week (Monday being 1, Sunday being 7). Currently using SQL Snowflake, but any idea in any SQL types would be helpful.
TIA.

A: You can find the most recent Sunday by this formula:
DATE_TRUNC( 'week', current_date() ) - INTERVAL '1 DAY'

You do not need to store the day of the week as it can be easily fetched from the date. I think you store the dates in varchar as you said your dates in "dd-mm-yyyy format". I recommend you to store dates in DATE data type.
Here is a sample to delete the data before the most recent Sunday:
create or replace table test (mydate VARCHAR, dummy VARCHAR);
insert into test VALUES
('10-05-2021','willbedeleted'),
('30-10-2021','willbedeleted'),
('31-10-2021','shouldstay'), -- most recent sunday
('01-11-2021','shouldstay'),
('02-11-2021','shouldstay'),
('03-11-2021','shouldstay');

delete from test where TO_DATE( mydate, 'DD-MM-YYYY' ) <
DATE_TRUNC( 'week', current_date() ) - INTERVAL '1 DAY';

select * from test;

+------------+------------+
|   MYDATE   |   DUMMY    |
+------------+------------+
| 31-10-2021 | shouldstay |
| 01-11-2021 | shouldstay |
| 02-11-2021 | shouldstay |
| 03-11-2021 | shouldstay |
+------------+------------+

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When we use the term "New Testament," we usually just mean the last twenty-seven books of the Holy Bible, the ones written by the Apostles and their companions in the first century. But that's not what the term meant from the beginning. Long before those books were even written, Jesus used that phrase to refer to the Eucharist. It was the "New Covenant," the "New Testament," in his blood. Christians later extended the phrase to cover the books; but they did so precisely because these were the books that could be read at Mass.
This simple and demonstrable historical fact has enormous implications for the way we read the Bible. In his book Consuming the Word: The New Testament and the Eucharist in the Early Church, Dr. Scott Hahn undertakes an examination of some of Christianity's most basic terms to discover what they meant to the sacred authors, the apostolic preachers, and their first hearers.
In conjunction with this, the St. Paul Center is offering a free lecture by Dr. Scott Hahn on the same subject entitled Sacrament & Document: What is the New Testament?. This talk was delivered in the little town of Bethlehem on a St. Paul Center pilgrimage to the Holy Land.


The collection features illuminated manuscripts and other works of devotion from the Renaissance to modern day from the Birmingham Museum of Art, St. Bernard Abbey, Sacred Heart, private collections and the Burrow Museum's permanent collection. Included in the exhibition are illuminated manuscripts, some more than 500 years old, as well as stained glass, textiles, paintings, relics and other works.
On Saturday, April 6, the Burrow Museum is celebrating international Slow Art Day, and museum representatives believe this exhibition, which will be accompanied by recordings of Gregorian chanting, will be a great one for slowing down, even meditating, in an environment surrounded by art.
Research suggests that most museum goers spend on average just 28.6 seconds with each work in a given exhibition. Slow Art Day challenges visitors to choose a few works, consider each for approximately 10 minutes, and then engage in a discussion around the works with your friends or our museum staff.
Museum worksheets will help to guide the experience.
"Leave your stress behind, take time to wander our galleries, immerse yourself in artistic expression, and ponder for a while the works on view in the current exhibition "Illuminations: Art that Makes the Spirit Soar," say museum representatives.
The current exhibition will be on display through May 31. Admission is free and open to the public.
The Evelyn Burrow Museum is open Tuesday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For information, call 256.352.8457, email burrowmuseum@wallacestate.edu or visit www.burrowmuseum.org.


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febit holding gmbh has announced the launch of the first biochip on the market covering the newly published whole mouse genome. The biochip from febit enables up-to-date profiling and enrichment of genes and SNPs of interest using Gene Expression Profiling, SNP-Detection, ncRNA analysis as well as targeted enrichment of genes for Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS).
Professor Christian Koerner from the University Hospital for Pediatrics in Heidelberg (Germany) and customer of febit's new mouse biochip, said: "It will be helpful and an advance for our research to use a whole genome microarray based on the most recent data available which have been published only weeks ago. This array allows the performance of a microarray expression profiling as well as a targeted Next-Generation Sequencing at the current state of the art."
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Changing behavior is difficult – it's hard for individuals, and even tougher at a population level. Ironically, the greatest obstacle to physical health is cognition – the intellectual flaws that conspire against healthcare consumers' frequent good choices. Patients' desire for instant gratification (having your cake, and eating it, too) and misplaced optimism (It probably won't happen to me, right?) means healthier choices aren't necessarily easier choices. The mismatch between long-term benefits of physical activity and perceived short-term costs (time, effort, and pain), means despite best intentions, patients aren't generally as active as they'd like to be.
Lack of physical activity is a key driver of healthcare costs and mortality, with a recent report by the World Health Organization finding over a quarter of adults don't get enough exercise. Physical inactivity accounts for 6 percent of deaths globally and $54 billion in direct healthcare costs – a burden felt by all stakeholders.
Research revealed a dramatic, sustained increase in physical activity levels as a result of reward-based incentives, with a further boost when Apple Watch was introduced through a loss-framed incentive structure. This resulted in a 34 percent increase in activity, which translated to an average of 4.8 more active days per month sustained over a two-year period. The impact was consistent across countries and demographics and, encouragingly, those most at risk saw the largest improvements. US participants with a BMI over 30 doubled their levels of activity over the study period.
In the US, there's been healthy skepticism around some available wellness solutions which promise dramatic overnight reductions in healthcare costs and guaranteed returns. Similarly, many wearable devices flooding the market in recent years have had limited shelf-life and short-term user impacts.
Behavioral insights, personalized programs, and smart incentives create sustained behavior change and help individuals overcome obstacles. This must be a primary focus for the healthcare industry moving forward.
To learn more about the study, register for the webinar, "The Next Level: What Can We Learn from the Largest Study on Behavior Change?" at 11:30 AM CST on Friday, February 8.


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Incoming: Members of Grandaddy, Earlimart spread the Cali love with Admiral Radley -- sort of
July 5, 2010 | 2:40 pm
When Modesto native and former Grandaddy leader Jason Lytle opens new project Admiral Radley with the tongue-in-cheek "I Heart California," one could easily be mistaken for believing that the artist -- who long ago relocated to Montana -- is looking back at his home state with just a hint of scorn.
Think of the cut, which also serves as the title track of the project, as a sobering summer-song antidote to Katy Perry's garden of playful decadence that is "California Gurls." Its balmy, fuzzy guitars are dotted with sparkling effects, and Lytle's vocals settle into a reassuring sway. But rather than reference the beach, Lytle croons about I-5, and there are no signs of glamor, but there are plenty of disappointed tourists.
Yet the song, said Lytle, is written with nothing but love toward the Golden State, comparing its lighthearted but well-intentioned nature to that of a comedian who mocks his or her family.
"I don't think it's sarcasm," Lytle said of the song, below. "You can't expect people to know your sense of humor. You can't expect people to know where you're from. I was worried this would turn into an inside joke, but there's a lot of fondness in there. That's just the way I'm comfortable expressing myself about the things that I am fond of, with a hint of black humor."
Such a tone and sound will be familiar to those versed with the Grandaddy and Lytle catalog, where an upbeat title such as "Summer Here Kids" gave way to an anthem for a disastrous vacation. Working here with Aaron Espinoza and Ariana Murray of locals Earlimart, as well as Grandaddy drummer Aaron Burtch, Admiral Radley likewise delivers humor with honesty.
"Sunburn Kids," for instance, is call-and-response silliness, boasting keyboard notes that sound as if they have been lifted from an old-school video game. "Ghost of Syllables," meanwhile, is all grown-up heartache, striking what Espinoza described as Fleetwood Mac-inspired harmonies, and later, the Murray-fronted "The Thread," with its playful static, is nostalgic for days that may never come. Then, ensuring no one gets too comfortable, there's a spastic, electronic-laced rager about having a few too many beers on a sun-drenched day, complete with a title unfit for a family blog.
"There was never intention of this being a band," said Espinoza.
The first batch of Admiral Radley songs were recorded when Lytle and Burtch were working on what would become Grandaddy's swan song, 2006's "Just Like the Fambly Cat." The Admiral Radley project was set aside until Lytle and Burtch found the time to visit Espinoza's Eagle Rock studio last year.
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"We thought we'll do a little EP and it will be cute," Espinoza said. "Then all these years went by and we didn't do anything with those songs. We went in to revamp them, and then we noticed we had an album's worth of material. So we decided if we wanted to actually sell copies of this thing, we should call it something. That's when the idea of this being a band came into play."
Admiral Radley has a pair of upcoming shows in Los Angeles, including a Thursday night stop at the Hammer Museum. The act's 11-song full-length is being self-released July 13 on Espinoza's label the Ship (the album is available digitally now), with distribution handled by Redeye. With Earlimart and Lytle each having future commitments to their own projects, no one is speculating at this point as to whether or not Admiral Radley has a long-term future.
Yet Lytle was eager to record in what he said was a pressure-less situation. "I was more prolific when I was younger," said Lytle. "I had more energy. I would just record all these silly things that I didn't do anything with. But eventually, I started to feel the pressure of wanting the album to be special. With the last album for Grandaddy, I really had an idea of how I wanted that to sound, and it wasn't a very good platform for just screwing around."
For those still holding out hope for a Grandaddy reunion, catching Lytle and Burtch together onstage is likely as close as one will get. Granted, few breakups are forever in rock 'n' roll, but for now, at least, Lytle is absolute.
"We're not going to pull a Pavement," said Lytle. "We are done. We are done for good. Everyone has moved on and settled into their new deal. There's not like one or two guys living in Squatterville constantly calling me and trying to get the band back together."
Admiral Radley performs at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Hammer Museum, 10899 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, with the Happy Hollows. The concert is free, but admission is granted on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Admiral Radley will also appear at 7 p.m. July 13 at Amoeba Music, 6400 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles. The concert is free.
Other notable shows this week:
Fol Chen, Tuesday at the Echo. When Pop & Hiss last asked Fol Chen frontman Samuel Bing to describe the act's new album, "Part II: The New December," this was the response that was received: "It sounds to me like a broken spaceship crashed into a pop album, which then had to be rebuilt by monsters." Sold. The Echo, 1822 Sunset Blvd. Tickets are $8.
Au Revoir Simone, Thursday at the Echoplex. Few sound more careful and precise than Brooklyn's Au Revoir Simone, a keyboard trio that's deceptively plainspoken. Textures and harmonies are cool and sedate, and increasingly psychedelic shading is used to promote reflection. The Echoplex, 1154 Glendale Blvd., Los Angeles. Tickets are $12.
Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti, Friday at the Echoplex. Staying in Echo Park this week, local eccentric Ariel Pink recently released his debut for Beggars Group/4AD, "Before Today," and it's a collection of vividly -drawn, low-fi suites of pop oddities and retro melodicism. The Echoplex, 1154 Glendale Blvd., Los Angeles. Tickets are $12 in advance.
-- Todd Martens
Photo: Admiral Radley. Credit: www.admiralradley.com.


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Both citizens and permanent residents have the right to vote in different types of elections, as well as those who swear allegiance to the Belgian constitution. In recent years, however, the citizenship requirements have become stricter with increasing integration and language conditions, therefore fewer people are actually managing to become Belgian citizens.... II. Hong Kong permanent residence. The legal status of permanent resident of Hong Kong may be acquired by any person, regardless of whether they have Chinese nationality.
But you can become resident and, in order to apply for this, you must fulfill one or more of the following requirements: You are married with a Cuban or with a permanent resident in Cuba. You have children in Cuba or other first grade family ties. You are a Cuban citizen but you have lost your residency because you lived outside Cuba for a long time. The Cuban authorities may establish any... Being a permanent resident in Japan allows an individual to stay in the country indefinitely and to enter into any form of employment. People who are already resident or have been resident in Japan can apply to become permanent residents.
Japanese nationality is a legal designation and set of rights granted to those people who have met the criteria for citizenship by parentage or by naturalization. Nationality is in the jurisdiction of the Minister of Justice and is generally governed by the Nationality Law of 1950.... Applying for Permanent Resident Status in Japan Got Easier. Foreign nationals who have consistently stayed in the country for over ten years and are in good standing with the Japanese government automatically become eligible to apply for permanent residence status here in Japan.
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The washer hoses that supply your clothes washer with hot and cold water are out of view as they quietly perform their duty. In fact, as you start a new load of laundry, you likely don't even think about how the water enters your washer. But that all changes the minute one of these hoses breaks. That quiet reliable hose can quickly turn into an attention grabbing nightmare!
The amount of water damage caused by a defective washing machine hose can be extensive. In fact, in the US a broken washer hose is among the leading cause of insurance claims! Since insurance company's deal with water damage differently and separate damage from leakage into 2 categories: Sudden vs. Chronic, it's in your best interest to check these hoses periodically to make sure they are in good repair.
Inspecting your washer hoses on a regular basis can not only help prevent an expensive mess, but it can also play a contributing part in working with your insurance company should one burst. Even the most rigorous home maintenance plan isn't full proof, and when water is under pressure a simple weakness in the hose can develop into a major problem. But performing regular inspections of your washer hoses will reduce the odds of a hose developing a major leak.
We recommend finding a routine that works for you. A best practice is checking your washer hoses on the first day of Spring and then again on the first day of Fall. Whatever your system, the most important thing is that you check them regularly.
What Causes Washer Hoses to Burst?
There are a number of reasons why a washing machine hose will fail, however, one of the top reasons is age.
Age - If a hose has been in service for over 5 years there's a good chance that it will begin to show signs of wear, which can eventually lead to bursting. Replacing your washer hoses every 3 to 5 years is a best practice and is frequently recommended by insurance companies.
Poor water quality can play havoc within a hose. It can cause the inside of the hose will break down and deteriorate at an accelerated pace. As the inside breaks down, more pressure is placed on the connection points and the outer casing. Eventually the hose gives way and you're left with a flood. If you live in an area where water quality is an issue you should purchase the best quality hose possible and check the condition frequently.
Incorrectly Installed - There are a variety of things that can go wrong when installing your hoses. The most common is the rubber gasket. But also if the hose was twisted or kinked during installation a weak point may have developed. See below for step-by-step directions on how to install washer hoses.
Defective Hose - Sometimes a hose is just defective . . . even if it's new. There's little worse than installing new hoses only to discover that one of them is leaking! But it happens, so be sure to carefully inspect your new hoses to look for leaks or other defects after you have them in place. Unfortunately, sometimes a new hose will work fine and fail months or years later due to a weak area. Nothing is full proof.
Check for kinks in the hose. Frequently a washer will move, either during a washing cycle or inadvertently during cleaning. If you allow 4" between the back of the washer and the wall water connection you can help prevent kinks. Consider placing a spacer such as a piece of wood that is 4" between the wall and the washer to prevent the washer from drifting back towards the wall.
If you notice any moisture on the connections or the hoses you most likely have a small leak. It's critical to take care of a small leak as soon as possible, because it'll become a large leak sooner than you think.
Installing a water hammer arrestor for your washing machine will absorb the pressure from the water flow after the washer's valve closes. When the flow of water is shut off, the water doesn't have anywhere to go, so it attempts to return in the direction it came. This is called water hammer and it can add a lot of stress to your hoses.
When you change a washer hose, mark the date either with a Sharpie pen on the hose itself or on a 3x5 card that you can keep on the back of the washer. This will help you track the service life of each hose.
Washing machine hoses are inexpensive and available online and at home improvement stores. You may want to consider keeping an extra hose on-hand just in case.
If space is an issue with your washing machine and you need it to fit closer to the back wall, there are hoses available to help solve this problem. These hoses have elbow connectors at a right-angle which allows the washer to sit closer to the back wall, without placing stress on the hose.
Be careful to only purchase this type of hose if the package states that they are "reinforced". If the price looks too good to be true, the hoses are likely not reinforced or of poor quality.
They frequently come with a warranty (usually 5 years).
They are built with a flexible plastic hose which is encased in a stainless steel wire mesh.
They are durable and designed to take more abuse, such as twisting and cutting than rubber hoses.
To get the longest service life from your washing machine hoses it's important that you follow a few easy steps. Following the steps below will not only keep the job easy, but it will also prevent unnecessary water from seeping. But be prepared with a bucket and a few old towels as there will still be some water seepage.
Turn the control knob to a washing cycle and start the washer.
Allow the washer to run for 3 to 5 seconds and then turn it OFF. The pressure within the hoses will be relieved and the amount of water leakage as you remove the hoses will be greatly reduced.
Disconnect the power from the washer.
Move the washer away from the wall to allow you access to the back panel. The large hose is a drain hose. If you need to remove the drain hose, be prepared with a bucket and towel as it will likely be full of water.
Disconnect the hoses. You may prefer to cut the hose in order to make it easier to remove. Either way, they will have water inside, so have your towel and bucket ready.
If you have difficulty removing the hose connectors due to rust or corrosion, spray with WD-40 (Amazon) and wait about 15 minutes. Then try again using pliers or a pipe wrench.
Wipe down the threads of the water faucet with a rag, then cover the threads with a light layer of silicone grease (Amazon).
Next, cover the threads on the hose with silicone grease, as well as the rubber washer within the connector.
Double check that the rubber washer is fully seated within the connector before threading the connector onto the faucet.
Hand tighten the connector, then use pliers to tighten until you feel a strong resistance.
Repeat the procedure with each connector until the hoses are connected.
Turn on the hot and cold water faucets slowly. Then, look for leaks. Tighten the connectors as needed.
Use caution that the hose does not kink when the washer is back in place.
Never twist the hose when installing.


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Berlinale (Berlin International Film Festival) • Action, Classics, Drama
The year is 1942. Along the barren North African coast where war has turned towns into smoking ruins, Captain Anson (John Mills), a commanding officer in the Royal Army Service Corps, is tired and thirsty. Separated from his unit while evacuating to Alexandria in a military ambulance, he takes on several passengers but soon realizes that one of them may be a German spy. Nominated for four BAFTA Awards and winner of the FIPRESCI Prize at the 1958 Berlin International Film Festival.
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John Mills Captain Anson
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Paris Drinks Fest is a celebration of all things delicious. We'll have beer, wine, spirits, cider, food vendors, and a whole lot of great music! There are two Saturday sessions to choose from: Afternoon (from 12 to 4 pm) or evening (from 5 to 9 pm). VIP packages are also available, but are quickly selling out!
FOOD: Small plates of the most delicious fare Southern Ontario has to offer! There will be something for everyone, so come hungry!
DRINKS: Our event will focus on small batch and craft everything. Well curated menus to satisfy everyone from curious to experienced samplers.
We are announcing new vendors all the time, so check our website regularly for updates! We'll be spending the day drinking, eating, and listening to great music under the trees in Paris' Lions Park and would love to see you there!
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Parc Aviation's profits soared to €3.8m last year
Latest accounts for Irish aviation recruiter show revenues rose by 7% to €135m
Tue, Feb 5, 2019, 04:00
Gordon Deegan
Then Minister for Jobs Mary Mitchell O'Connor opening CAE Parc Aviation's offices. The company is a global leader in providing aviation personnel to airlines and provides recruitment services to 70 clients in more than 60 countries
Pre-tax profits at Dublin-based aviation firm Parc Aviation increased last year by 17 per cent to €3.78 million as revenues increased.
Accounts recently filed for Parc Aviation Ltd show that pre-tax profits increased as revenues rose by 7 per cent to €134.5 million in the 12 months to the end of March last.
CAE Parc Aviation is a global leader in providing aviation personnel to airlines and provides recruitment services to 70 clients in more than 60 countries. It is in the process of adding 80 jobs in Dublin and Shannon over a three-year period.
According to the director's report, the company recorded an increase in the volume of business, resulting in an increase in gross profit. The directors state there was heavy investment in overheads to enable the company to continue this growth in future years to meet customer demands.
Future outlook
On its future outlook, the directors said the company plans to expand through a mixture of new clients and increased product offerings.
The former Aer Lingus subsidiary was part of the Oxford Aviation Academy that was purchased by Canadian group CAE for C$314 million (€210 million) in May 2012
Parc paid a dividend of €4 million to its parent last year, up from a payout of €3 million in the previous year.
Accumulated profits at the end of last March totalled €7.9 million while shareholders funds amounted to €8 million. The company had €5.7million of cash at the year end.
The company's net operating costs of €132 million were last year made up of €122.28 million in contractor costs, €6 million in staff costs and €4 million in other charges. The directors shared €588,000 in remuneration last year.
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The rise and fall of the passions of Elizabeth Barry, reading Restoration figures of the first modern actress in the civic legacy of Sir William D'Avenant
David U. Garfinkle. "The rise and fall of the passions of Elizabeth Barry, reading Restoration figures of the first modern actress in the civic legacy of Sir William D'Avenant." Diss. U of Washington, 2010.
Odai Johnson
This two-part study investigates sample stage figures of Elizabeth Barry from the Restoration stage between 1675 and 1695. Part One collates the extant evidence for a biographical history of Elizabeth Barry (1658-1713) considered as the "greatest actress of the seventeenth century." The three chapters of Part One identify her royalist origins and formative influences, her career as a professional actress, and the influence of her private life on her public celebrity based on the literary archive. After an historical reconstruction of the role of the passions in the methods of seventeenth-century acting, Part Two investigates sample case studies of the figures of the passions, as the object of inquiry, in the career and celebrity of a powerful and influential actress, as the historical subject. With a focus upon the female figures on the stage, the study speculates on how the presence of women and the impact of the passions of the actress contributed to the legacy of Sir William D'Avenant's civic mission for a noble drama. The case studies draw on methods from interaction and social construction theory, historical criticism, and rhetorical and dramaturgical analysis, for a feminist project of "producible interpretation" in theatre history. The study is framed by three images of the actress that reveal the changing roles of the female figure in the emergent status of women within the English conception of theatrical "greatness." The study contributes to our understanding of the public impact of women on the stage, the dramatic construction of the feminine figure in Anglophone theatre, and offers a revision to patriarchal theatre history to claim a central and significant contribution of the first modem actress in England.


This book is a social history of Jewish religious experience in Central Europe during the nineteenth century, primarily told through the life and work of one of its founding rabbis, Adolf Jellinek (1821-1893). In response to Enlightenment ideology, emancipation, and urbanization, from about 1830 to 1860 three major changes occurred in institutional Jewish religious life, changes that transformed the very essence of what the practice of Jewish religion meant between the pre-modern and modern periods. First, the role of the rabbi in the life of the Jewish community shifted fundamentally. Second, because of demographic shifts brought about by emancipation and economic conditions, the monumental urban synagogue became the dominant space for the expression of Jewish religious activity and expression in European cities. Third, the sermon became an integral part of Jewish religious practice and rabbinical responsibility, one that introduced a new form of public Jewish theology focused on individual belief and history (the constituent components of "religion" as it came to be defined in modern Europe).
The Moravian-born German rabbi Adolf Jellinek was both creator and observer of these myriad changes. He was the recipient of a world that (within a relatively short time) lacked many of the legal and cultural discriminations that had kept his parents and grandparents from a more robust participation in European cultural and civic life. His innovative uses of Jewish texts within the new practice of the public weekly sermon, coupled with his prominence as the head of the Viennese community, make him one of the founders of modern Jewish religious practice as we understand it today. This book places Jellinek's life and writings within a broad framework of religious institutional and practical reinvention in the middle decades of the nineteenth century. It draws our attention toward an overlooked figure, and points toward many avenues of further research concerning the impacts of urbanization and Enlightenment ideology on Jewish rabbinical and synagogue reformation in the nineteenth century.


Chinese sumac (also called Tree of Heaven, or as we refer to it, Tree of Hell) is taking over parts of the farm. It's fast growing, spreads like crazy, isn't good for anything, and is pretty much impossible to kill. It also smells weird. Over the past few years it's grown so tall and thick along this fence line that it blocked out the sun from half my kitchen garden and started shading the laundry line for much of the day.
It will probably start growing right back, but at least this should slow it down for a while.
Dividing chives and re-planting them along with some purchased seedlings. As always, I used my trusty EZ-Digger (also called a Korean hand plow), my favorite garden tool for the past 17 years. I use it for planting, digging, harvesting, weeding—everything! You'll find more about growing chives and my easy herbed yogurt cheese recipe here.
Four King Arthur and four Orange Sun Bell sweet pepper plants (purchased) are in the ground, along with two sweet basil plants and an Italian parsley border. Six purchased tomato seedlings are in the adjacent 4'x8' raised bed—the earliest I've planted tomatoes in years.
You'll find my tips for planting and growing sweet peppers here. And my favorite varieties of heirloom tomatoes to grow are here.
We'll hopefully be eating lots of beautiful lettuce soon. This is the Rocky Top mix from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds. Learn how to grow your own gourmet lettuce from seed here. It's easier than you think!
Wishing you a beautiful green weekend!
© FarmgirlFare.com, enjoying the cloudy day, hoping for some much needed rain, and getting ready to pull out the Dutch oven and fix some easy slow roasted lamb shanks for dinner. Time to cozy up with some Friday night comfort food. Now if only I'd had a chance to make that apple streusel pie I've been promising Joe. . .
2. Is that a special pen for the chicks or just an annex from the sheep's barn?
3. Do you plant in the raised beds with the hoop frame during the winter or is that just to keep the early spring and late summer crops from catching a sudden freeze?
4. I LOVE THE GREENHOUSE. Whoops - not a question.
5. What's Joe doing with the bed prep there? What's the deal with the frame he's raking over? OK - that was two questions. Made up for the last non-question.
6. What do you plant in that raised bed?
Oh - that wasn't so bad - only 6ish questions.
Well, you've stirred up my sheep envy something fierce! :D Thanks for all of the wonderful pictures. It's nice to see someone living the dream.
Another busy week for you guys! Thanks for all the great pictures!
I'm still going to wait until at least the first of May before I put out my tomato and pepper plants.
Yeah, I probably should have waited a few weeks to transplant the tomatoes, peppers, and basil, but it was the right time on the lunar calendar (fertile day in the third quarter) and I'd just impulse bought a bunch of seedlings.
Having a heatwave through all of March really messed with our heads. A hard frost like we had Wednesday night didn't seem possible, lol. I'm thankful it cooled down some, but of course that meant last night I was out in the garden in the dark, trying to figure out what would be worse - having it rain on the floating row covers and plant blankets and then flatten the plants, or having the plants possible freeze because they weren't covered.
That's the only good thing about not getting your tomatoes and peppers in the ground until June (or, gasp, July) in Missouri - no chance of frost damage!
We planted the Rocky Top mix last year from Baker Creek -- it was great.
I bake my own wheat bread too. I have a hard time cutting thin even slices. My slices work good for toast but not so great for sandwiches. Too thick. Any suggestions?
Thanks for sharing. Spousal unit planted his tomato starts and seeded marigolds and a couple other flowers in our one raised box and has seeded the corn out in the back yard bed. Good times coming. Thanks for inspiration.
Those little chicks are just sooo sweet!!! And, do you mean lamb chops, as in...your lamb chops? I know that's part of farming, but is that part hard for you- or do you get used to it? I know it's super easy to romanticize farm life, but there is so much hard work (and heartbreak-as you've shared before)- thanks for giving us a peek into it all!
You're right - it is easy to romanticize farm life. We do raise grass-fed lamb and beef for ourselves and others, and the animals are definitely very cute, which, for me, is one of the best things about farming.
It took a little getting used to raising my own meat, but now I wouldn't have it any other way. Knowing that we're eating some of the healthiest, best tasting meat you can get makes all the hard work (and heartbreak) worth it.
You can read more about how I feel about raising animals for meat in this post.
Great pictures - loved each and every one!! We got snow again for last couple of days in the Sierra Nevada range so it's great to see the beautiful green foliage and rich earth you all are enjoying in Missouri! I am so ready for Spring!
Farmgirl, have been looking in every day or so for three years and absolutely love the new Friday Farm series-it really gives one a sense of your very active farmlife, the changing weather and the pictures are just fantastic. PS you inspired me a couple of years ago to start baking my own bread, we haven't bought a loaf now in two years!!!! Big kiss to the Marta Beast, my favorite Farmgirl animal although the lambs are pretty dang cute.


text:
from __future__ import absolute_import

from swagger_server.models.asset import Asset
from swagger_server.models.asset_details import AssetDetails
from swagger_server.models.error_model import ErrorModel
from . import BaseTestCase
from six import BytesIO
from flask import json

class TestDefaultController(BaseTestCase):
    """ DefaultController integration test stubs """

    def test_add_asset(self):
        """
        Test case for add_asset

        """
        passcase = {
            "class": "dish",
            "name": "name_example",
            "type": "antenna"
        }
        asset = Asset().from_dict(passcase)
        headers = [('X-User', 'admin')]
        response = self.client.open('/api/assets',
                                    method='POST',
                                    data=json.dumps(asset),
                                    headers=headers,
                                    content_type='application/json')
        self.assert200(response, "Response body is : " +
                       response.data.decode('utf-8'))

    def test_find_asset_by_name(self):
        """
        Test case for find_asset_by_name

        """
        response = self.client.open('/api/assets/{name}'.format(name='name_example'),
                                    method='GET',
                                    content_type='application/json')
        self.assert200(response, "Response body is : " +
                       response.data.decode('utf-8'))

    def test_find_assets(self):
        """
        Test case for find_assets

        """
        query_string = [('tags', 'antenna')]
        response = self.client.open('/api/assets',
                                    method='GET',
                                    content_type='application/json',
                                    query_string=query_string)
        self.assert200(response, "Response body is : " +
                       response.data.decode('utf-8'))

    def test_update_asset_by_name(self):
        """
        Test case for update_asset_by_name

        """
        passcase = {
            "type": "diameter",
            "value": "23.3455"
        }

        assetDetails = [AssetDetails().from_dict(passcase)]
        headers = [('X-User', 'admin')]
        response = self.client.open('/api/assets/{name}'.format(name='name_example'),
                                    method='PATCH',
                                    data=json.dumps(assetDetails),
                                    headers=headers,
                                    content_type='application/json')
        self.assert200(response, "Response body is : " +
                       response.data.decode('utf-8'))

if __name__ == '__main__':
    import unittest
    unittest.main()

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Jill Littrell, MSSW, Ph.D./585 Indian Acres Court Tucker, GA 30084/770-939-7409
GA Psychology License Number=001651/GA LCSW License Number=1738; Certification in Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs through NASW
Arizona State University, Clinical Psychology Ph.D. (August, 1981), (December, 1980). Dissertation Chair: Robert Cialdini. Activity for 1980/1981 was concentrated on dissertation as well as extra course work in statistics, psychopharmacology, and social psychology. Supervised experience for 1979/1980 was at Good Samaritan Hospital. Duties included individual therapy, personality assessment, and administration of biofeedback therapy. Supervised experience for 1978-1979 was at Tri-City Mental Health Center. Duties included provision of individual therapy and family therapy, conducting intake interviews, and administering personality tests.
University of Wisconsin at Madison, MSSW (January, 1972) financed by stipend from the Lincoln Regional Center. Training emphasized behavior therapy. Field work: Child protective services and work in a family practice clinic associated with Student Health Services.
University of Nebraska at Lincoln, BA in Social Welfare (January, 1970)
POST-DOCTORAL EDUCATION:
Georgia State University, MA in Biology-Molecular Genetics and Biochemistry (January, 2007)
DeKalb Technical College, Phlebotomy Technician Certificate; Training required a five week internship at St. Joseph's Hospital with over 300 venous sticks. American Medical Technology Certification was acquired in January of 2006.
Veterans Administration Hospital, 7th Street and Indian School Road Phoenix AZ 85021
Georgia State University, Professor School of Social Work, Atlanta, GA (1992-) Course Responsibilities: BSW Methods I & II; Practicum; Serving as Field Work Coordinator; Substance Abuse; Research Methods; Psychopathology
Arizona State University, Faculty Associate School of Social Work, Tempe, AZ-Course Responsibilities: An undergraduate course in field work debriefing; Methods I & II undergraduate; Methods I & II graduate; Integrative Seminar-graduate; Psychopathology-graduate; Drugs & Alcohol-cross listed; Research Methods-undergraduate; Community Resources
APPLIED PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Providing supervision to 5 social workers working toward clinical licensure (2008-2011)
Consultant to Prevention Research Institute (PRI) which provides training for all persons delivering substance abuse awareness education to recipients of DUIs in the state of Georgia (2000-2005)
Private Practitioner Responsibilities: General private practice including psychological assessments for the Social Security Administration and for Advocates for the Disabled, an agency which serves the homeless as well as others who are applying for Social Security Disability. Worked with juvenile court referrals. Worked with employees of the Department of Corrections as an EAP. Training supervisors in the AZ State Department of Corrections in substance abuse identification and intervention. Developed and implemented an original program for AZ State Department of Corrections to prevent substance abuse among the staff. The program was targeted toward the development of healthy attitudes regarding substances, and skill in resisting peer influences. (1987-1992)
Clinical Psychologist in the Alcohol and Drug Dependency Department CIGNA Health Plan, 755 East McDowell, Phoenix, AZ 85006 Responsibilities: Testing. Individual, marital, family, and group therapy with persons who were themselves substance abusers or had been affected by the substance abuse of a significant other. Individual, family, and marital therapy for persons employed by CIGNA who were seeking employee assistance. Presentation of lectures on the medical aspects of alcoholism. Presentation of lectures to the urgent care staff on topical concerns. (1982-1987)
Social Worker in Child Welfare Department of Economic Security, 3003 West Catalina, Phoenix, AZ Responsibilities: Investigative work in child abuse. Preparation of court reports. Work with families. Work occurred in both intake and ongoing units. (1975-1977)
Director of Group Living Omaha Home for Girls. 10625 Calhoun Road, Omaha, NB 68112 Responsibilities: Developing and implementing a structured program for 15 delinquent, adolescent girls in a private residential treatment center. Supervising and hiring a staff of 14 people. Group and individual counseling. Some public relations work. (1974-1975)
Psychiatric Social Worker Lincoln Regional Center, Box 80499, Lincoln, NB 68501 Responsibilities: Work in a 300 bed state hospital. Supervising and coordinating 7 social workers. Individual work with adolescent persons, persons with intellectual limitations, acute and chronic adult persons. Family and group therapy. Consultation with ward personnel on designing ward programs. (1972-1974)
Ward Aide Lincoln Regional Center, Box 80499, Lincoln, NB 68501 Responsibilities: Participated in designing and administering a token economy and individual behavior modification programs. Facilitated ward government meetings. Served male security patients, geriatric patients, adolescent patients, and acute-care adult patients. (1967-1970
PUBLICATIONS-ARTICLES IN REFEREED JOURNALS:
Littrell, J. (2016). Expanding access to medication assisted treatment: the U.S. government's response to the current heroin epidemic. Social Work in Mental Health, http:dx.doi.org/10.1080/15332985.2016.1210555
Littrell, J. (2014). Will the treatment for schizophrenia be changing soon? Social Work in Mental Health, 12 (4), 365-385. Most viewed in 2014 according to publisher
Littrell, J. (2012). Taking the perspective that a depressive state reflects inflammation: implications for the use of antidepressant medications. Frontiers in Psychology, Available on line.http://www.frontiersin.org/Journal/Abstract.aspx?s=944&name=psychology_for_clinical_settings&ART_DOI=10.3389/fpsyg.2012.00297 cited by 12; viewed by 5,370
Littrell, J., & Lacasse, J. (2012). The controversy over antidepressant drugs in an era of evidence-based practice. Social Work in Mental Health, 10 (6), 445-463. Cited by 6; Featured article on Psychology Progress Web Site
Littrell, J., & Lacasse, J. (2012). Controversies in psychiatry and DSM-5: the relevance for social work. Families in Society, 93 (4), 265-270. Available on line. Cited by 5; downloaded 1205 times from Scholarworks
Littrell, J. (2012) Can a Diagnosis Be Epidemic, with Therapeutic Efforts the Catastrophe? Ethical Human Psychology and Psychiatry, 14 (2), 91-109.
Littrell, J. (2012) Is there Evidence for the Bipolar Spectrum and the Safety of Pharmaceutical Interventions? Social Work in Mental Health, 10 (3), 169-182.
Littrell, J. (2011). How addiction happens, how change happens, and what social workers need to know to be effective facilitators of change. Journal of Evidence Based-Social Work, 8(5), 469-486. Cited by 1 listed as one of the most read articles by the journal's website
Littrell J., & Brooks F. II. (2010). In defense of the Community Reinvestment Act. Journal of Community Practice, 18, 417-439. Cited by 9
Littrell, J. (2010). Perspectives emerging from neuroscience on why people become addicted and what to do about it. Journal of Social Work Practice in the Addictions, 10 (3) 229-256. Cited by 3
Littrell, J., Brooks, F. II, Ivery, J. & Ohmer, M. (2010). Why you should care about the threatened middle class. Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, 37 (2), 85-112. Cited by 9
Littrell, J. & Lyons, P. (2010). Pediatric Bipolar Disorder: An Emerging Issue. Children and Youth Services Review, 32(7), 945-964. Cited by 9
Littrell, J. & Lyons, P. (2010). Pediatric Bipolar Disorder: An Issue for Child Welfare. Children and Youth Services Review, 32(7), 965-973. Cited by 11
Littrell, J., Brooks, F. II, Ivery, J., & Ohmer, M. (2009). Inequality and Its Discontents. Journal of Community Practice, 17, 1-20. Cited by 3
Littrell, J. (2009). Expression of emotion: When it causes trauma and when it helps. Journal of Evidence-Based Social Work. 6 (3), 300-320. Cited by 12
Littrell, J. (2008). The status of Freud's legacy on emotional processing: Contemporary revisions. Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment, 46, (2), 477-499. Cited by 2
Littrell, J. (2008). The mind-body connection: Not just a theory anymore. Social Work in Health Care, 46, 17-38. Cited by 35
Littrell, J (2008). Incorporating information about neuroscience and endocrinology regarding sexual orientation into Social Work education. Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment, 18 (2), 101-128. Cited by 2
Littrell, J. (2007). New developments in understanding cardiovascular disease and the implications for Social Work. Social Work in Health Care, 46, 35-49. Cited by 6
Littrell, J. (2004). Obtaining informed consent when a profession labels itself as treating mental illness. Social Work in Mental Health, 1 (4), 107-122. Cited by 5
Littrell, J. (2001). What neurobiology has to say about why people abuse alcohol and other drugs. Journal of Social Work Practice in the Addictions, 1, 23-40. Cited by 4
Littrell, J., & Beck, E. (2001). Predictors of depression in a sample of African-American homeless men: Identifying effective coping strategies given varying levels of daily stressors. Community Mental Health Journal, 37, 15-29. Cited by 39
Littrell, J., & Beck, E. (2000). Do inner-city, African-American males exhibit "bad attitudes" toward work? Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, XXVII, (2) 3-24 cited by 4
Littrell, J., & Beck, E. (1999). Perceiving oppression: Relationships with resilience, self-esteem, depressive symptoms, and reliance on God in African-American homeless men. Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, 26, 137-158. Cited by 15
Littrell, J. (1998). Is the reexperience of painful emotion therapeutic? Clinical Psychology Review, 18, 71-102. Cited by 130 per Google Scholar
Littrell, J., & Diwan, S. D. (1998). Attitudinal predictors of preferred policy options for addressing the needs of poor children: Contrasting AFDC with work programs. Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, XXV, 69-99. Cited by 8
Littrell, J., & Diwan, S. D. (1998). Social workers' attitudes towards welfare reform: Comparing AFDC to work programs. Journal of Applied Social Sciences, 22, 137-149. Cited by 8
Littrell, J., Diwan, S. D., & Bryant, C. J. (1996). Negotiating Advance Directives for persons with AIDS. Social Work in Health Care, 23, 43-65. Cited by 9
Diwan, S. D., & Littrell, J. (1996). The effects of small group dynamics on focus group work: Implications for social work research and practice. Journal of Applied Social Sciences, 20, 95-106. Cited by 4
Littrell, J. (1996). How psychological states impact the immune system: Implications for intervening with persons with HIV. Health and Social Work, 21, 287-295. Cited by 22
Littrell, J., & Ashford, J. (1995). Is it proper for psychologists to discuss medications with clients? Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, 26, 238-244. Cited by 27
Littrell, J. (1995). Clinical practice guidelines for depression in primary care: What social workers need to know. Research in Social Work Practice, 5, 131-151. Cited by 6
Littrell, J. & Diwan, S. (1995). The beliefs predicting support for heroin legalization. Journal of Drug Issues, 25, 649-668. Cited by 7
Littrell, J. (1994). The relationship between time since antidepressant reuptake-blocker discontinuation and relapse. Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology, 2, 82-94. Cited by 12
Littrell, J., & Ashford, J. (1994). The duty of social workers to refer for medications: A study of field instructors. Social Work Research & Abstracts, 18, 123-128. Cited by 10
Littrell, J. (1993). The impact of controllability of the consequences on observer evaluation of eager responding and deviant behavior. Journal of Social Behavior and Personality, 8, 453-469. Cited by 2
Littrell, J. & Magel, D. (1991). The influence of self-concept on change in client behavior. Research in Social Work Practice, 1, 46-67. Cited by 8
Littrell, J. (1988). The Swedish studies of the adopted children of alcoholics. Journal of Studies on Alcohol, 49, 491-499. Cited by 30
PUBLICATIONS-BOOK CHAPTERS:
Littrell, J. (2015). Therapeutic tasks at the drug court. In K. Corcoran (Eds.) Social Work Desk Reference III. (pp. 1151-1158). New York: Oxford University Press.
Littrell, J. (2012). Depression as an inflammatory disease. In H.C. Matto, J. Strolin-Goltzman, & M. S. Ballan (Eds). Neuroscience for Social Work. New York: Springer.
Littrell, J. (2002). Reprint of article: What neurobiology has to say about why people abuse alcohol and other drugs. In R. T. Spence, D. M. DiNitto, & S. L. A. Straussner (Eds.) Neurobiology of Addictions: Implications for Clinical Practice. New York: Haworth Social Work Practice Press.
Ashford, J., & Littrell, J. (1994). Psychopathology. In J. Figueira-McDonough, F. E., Netting, & A. M. Nichols-Casebolt, The Role of Gender in Practice Knowledge: Claiming Half the Human Experience (pp. 127-168). New York: Garland Press. Cited by 2
Littrell, J. (1994). Is the emphasis on genetics distorting our approaches to mental disorders? Yes. In S. A. Kirk and S. D. Einbinder (Eds.) Controversial Issues in Mental Health (pp. 105-111). New York: Allyn and Bacon.
Littrell, J. (1994). The pharmacology of alcohol use. In J. L. Lewis (Ed.) Addictions: Concepts and Strategies for Treatment (pp. 163-180). Gaithersburg, MD: Aspen Publishers, Inc. cited by 13
PUBLICATIONS-BOOKS:
Littrell, J. (2015). Neuroscience for psychologists and other mental health professionals: promoting well being and treating mental illness. New York: Springer Publishing. Cited by 1
Littrell, J. (1991). Understanding and treating alcoholism: An empirically based clinician's handbook for the treatment of alcoholism. Vol. I. Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. Cited by 16
Littrell, J. (1991). Understanding and treating alcoholism: Biological, psychological, and social aspects of alcohol consumption and abuse. Vol. II. Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. Cited by 28
Littrell, J. (2013). "Mad Science: Psychiatric Coercion, Diagnosis, and Drugs by Stuart A. Kirk, Tomi Gomory, & David Cohen. Best Practices in Mental Health.
Littrell, J. (2003). "Multiculturalism and the Therapeutic Process" by Judith Mishne. Community Mental Health Journal, 39, 183-184.
Littrell, J. (1999). "Mental illness in the Family: Issues and Trends". Families in Society, 80, 100-101.
INVITED PUBLICATIONS
Littrell, J., & Lacasse, J. (2012). Invited response to Dr. Matti Huttunen on the issue of the efficacy of psychotropic medications. Psykologi (magazine in Finland). Invited by psychologist Jussi Valtonen who read my blog on madinamerica web site.
Littrell, J. (2012). Chapter on cocaine addiction. For Gannett Education, under the direction of Oren Shtayermman Ph.D., LCSW, New York Insitutte of Technology.
Littrell, J. (2012). Chapter on alcoholism. For Gannett Education, under the direction of Oren Shtayermman Ph.D., LCSW, New York Insitutte of Technology.
Littrell, J. (2012). Chapter on opiates and drug courts. For Gannett Education, under the direction of Oren Shtayermman Ph.D., LCSW, New York Insitutte of Technology.
Littrell, J. (2012). Child Welfare: A vulnerable population. In A. Powell & J. Gray-Petersen,( Eds.). Child Welfare: Current Issues, Practices and Challenges. Hauppauge, NY: Novapublishers.com; Reprinted in International Journal of Medical and Biological Frontiers 2012, 18 (9)
Littrell, J. (2003). Obtaining informed consent when a profession labels itself as treating mental illness. Internet conference sponsored by Virginia Commonwealth University School of Social Work. Reprinted as article
Littrell, J. (2001). Training module on legal and ethical issues prepared for NIAAA as part of curriculum on "Social Work Education for the Prevention and Treatment of Alcohol Use Disorders"
Littrell, J. (2000). Should the expression of emotional memories be a goal for therapy. Forum Harvard Mental Health Letter, June, p. 8.
Littrell, J. (1994). Health-promoting responses to HIV infection and interventions that support them. Positive Impact Journal, 1, 2-5. Cited by 5
SERVICE TO THE PROFESSION:
2013 Book reviewer for Sage
2013 Reviewer for BMC Psychiatry
2013 Reviewer for Neuropscyhiatric Disease and Treatment
2012 Reviewer for Social Work in Mental Health
2012 Reviewer for Sociological Perspectives, Journal of the Pacific Sociological Association
2012 Reviewer for Social Work in Health Care
2012 Reviewer BMC Psychiatry
2012 Blogger on Mad in America websit
2011 Reviewer for Child and Family Social Work
2009 Reviewer for Psychology Research and Behavior Management
2009 Reviewer for Child Development Perspectives
2006 Reviewer for Wiley.
2004 Reviewer for Psychosomatic Medicine
2004 Reviewer for Scientific Review of Mental Health Practice
2003 Member of the Scientific Advisory Board for the Southwest Interdisciplinary Research Consortium funded by NIH/NIDA to conduct multi-disciplinary, community-based, and culturally-grounded research on drug use prevention.
2000 Member of the Council for Scientific Mental Health Practice
2000 Member of the Committee to prepare training modules (curriculum) for Social Work Education for the prevention and treatment of alcohol use disorders sponsored by NIAAA
1999 Member of the NASW (National Association of Social Workers) task force mandated to establish a certification for ATOD (Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs)
1995 Member of the Advisory Editorial Board of Journal of Applied Social Science
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS AND COMMUNITY SERVICE:
2014 Presentation to the GA NASW annual convention "Update on the controversy on the DSM-V and the relevance for social work" on 10/24/14.
2013 Presentation on "Dietary and life style modification for changing mood and behavior" at WRAP Summit at Copeland Center in Philadelphia, PA on September 12, 2013.
2013 Presentation on "Interventions for Children" at the Annual Conference of the International Society for Ethical Psychology and Psychiatry in November in Greensboro, NC on November 2, 2013
2012 Presentation on "Update on Depression as an Inflammatory Disease" at the Annual Conference of the International Society for Ethical Psychology and Psychiatry in Novermeber in Philadelphia, PA on November 2, 2012
2012 Invited participant in "Evaluating the use of psychotropic drugs in Georgia's foster care system" roundtable at Emory Law School on 4/12/12
2011 Presentation on "Depression is an Inflammatory Disease" at the Annual Conference of the International Society for Ethical Psychology and Psychiatry in October in Culver City, CA on October 28, 2011
2010 Presentation of paper on the Community Reinvestment Act with Fred Brooks at American Sociology Convention in Atlanta, GA in August
2010 In-service on Motivational Interviewing for United Way (Atlanta Ga) Outreach Program
2010 Presenter in GSU Biology Department on Neuroscience of Addiction
2009 Presenter in the GSU Biology Department on stress and cardiovascular disease; Presenter in GSU Biology Department on Neuroscience of Addiction
2006 Presenter of ethics module on alcoholism presented at Clark Atlanta commissioned by Center for Addiction and Behavioral Health Research at University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee
2006 Provided continuing education for staff and groups for clients at Clean Street, program to employ homeless individuals funded through GA Department of Labor
2002 In-service on substance abuse for the Resource Opportunity Center, a social service agency serving the homeless
2000 Invited speaker at the Summit on Addictions sponsored by the School of Social Work University of Texas at Austin
1998 Member of the Board of Directors for Crossroads Community Ministries, which provides social services to the homeless
1996 Presentation to Georgia Conference on Social Welfare on attitudes of Georgians toward Work First
1995 Presentation to Clinical Psychology students and faculty at Emory University on "Is catharsis therapeutic?"
1994 Article published in the Positive Impact Newsletter (a local newsletter) entitled: How psychological states impact the immune system and suggestions for intervening with HIV-seropositive individuals.
1994 Member of the Task Force of Fulton County DFCS special project on child abuse
1994 Member of the Research Advisory Council for Fulton County Mental Health
1993 Mini-course on issues in families of alcoholics presented to the social work staff of Grady Hospital
1993 Lecture on reflective listening delivered as part of a training package for volunteers at Planned Parenthood of Atlanta
1992 Interviewing for Case managers. Delivered at the request of Atlanta Regional Commission to an audience of case managers


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Obama's mirror: Park Slope photographer followed Barack for two years
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After all, Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh was there, drawing a small crowd of … mildly enthusiastic party regulars.
And then Barack Obama showed up — and 600 rabid fans went crazy.
"Bayh got three people," she said. "So I knew something was up with this Obama guy. People lost their minds when he came on stage and spoke."
The excitement continued at the next stop, a smaller gathering at a bookstore-coffeeshop.
"One person asked him to sign her copy of 'Lady Chatterly's Lover,' and they got into a long talk about the book. Then the next person asked him about philosophy and suddenly they were talking about Kant and Heidegger. I thought, 'Wow, this guy is smart."
She immediately called her editor and begged to cover the Obama campaign.
"You do know he's not even running," she remembers the editor saying.
"I said, 'He's in New Hampshire in December and he doesn't ski. He's running.' I knew that his campaign, win or lose, would be historic and I wanted to be part of it."
And so, she was. For the next two years, virtually full-time, Tufankjian covered Barack Obama's climb from Senate rookie to the 44th president of the United States.
The snows of New Hampshire led to that announcement in Springfield, Illinois in February, 2007, and then five days a week with Obama in Iowa.
"Basically, I moved to Iowa for five months, living in a room with seven other photographers with one bathroom," she said.
The climax of that chapter of the saga came during back-to-back Oprah Winfrey events in December, a few days before Obama's win in the January, 2008 caucuses.
"It was snowing like mad and I'm in car driving what should be 90 minutes and it took five hours," she said. "I was convinced I was going to die on that highway. And, worse, I knew I wouldn't get the shot."
Spoken like a true news addict. Just 31, Tufankjian got her start at the New Haven Register, which quickly led to shooting politics and international crises for Newsweek, Time, the New York Times and other large outlets.
With that background, she quickly grasped the history in the Obama story. But the emphasis is on the word "story," not "Obama."
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You can see it in virtually all of the crowd shots in the 250-picture book, which will officially be published on Dec. 8 by powerHouse Books in DUMBO.
"One of my favorite shots is one of a girl in a pink dress along the rope line — you can practically see her shaking with excitement about Obama," said publisher Daniel Power. "Scout captured those kinds of moments better than anyone. But there's also a majestic quality that gets beyond the normal political stagecraft."
Tufankjian's favorite story from the trail offers an odd twist on the cliche of Obama's power to inspire. One day, while Obama was campaigning in an inner-city neighborhood, she overheard three kids on the phone with a buddy who was at work.
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About one-quarter of her travels were covered by various magazines — but the rest was strictly on-spec freelancing. And when campaigns charge $500 for ever half-hour flight, the bills add up.
"I'm $32,000 in debt on my credit cards," she said. "And two of my best friends had babies during the campaign that I've barely seen."
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The dark comedy satire arrives this October.
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UPDATE (September 4, 2019): The official trailer for Taika Waititi's forthcoming satire film, JoJo Rabbit, has been released. As evidenced by the trailer, the film will follow Jojo, a young boy enrolled in the Hitler Youth, who later befriends an imaginary Hitler. However, the boy must confront his friend as well as his blind view of nationalism as his mother discovers that Jojo is safeguarding a young Jewish girl. You can watch the trailer above.
ORIGINAL STORY (July 24, 2019): Taika Waititi's newest film, JoJo Rabbit, has released the official teaser trailer ahead of its release later this October.
Based on Christine Leunens' book Caging Skies, the dark comedy satire tells the story of a boy named Jojo (played by Roman Griffin Davis) growing up during WWII in Germany, whose only friend just so happens to be an imaginary Hitler (Taika Waititi). When the boy finds his mother (Scarlett Johansson) is hiding a Jewish girl (Thomas McKenzie), he's forced to confront his skewed view of the world around him.
Within the trailer, Waititi's satirical depiction of Hitler is shown after Jojo runs away from a group of bullies, sharing to the boy that he was also bullied and criticized as a lunatic and a psycho.
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La rivière au Chien a une longueur de 13 kilomètres. Elle subit l'influence des marais et son eau est saumâtre. La rivière est peu profonde est oscille entre 3 et 4 mètres de profondeur. Son bassin fluvial couvre une surface de .

La rivière au Chien se jette dans le golfe du Mexique à travers la baie de Mobile près du fleuve Mobile.

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La rivière fut dénommée ainsi à l'époque de la Nouvelle-France et de la colonisation de la Louisiane française. Henri de Tonti, Charles Rochon et les frères canadiens français Pierre Le Moyne et Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville, arpentèrent la région des bouches des rivières au Chien et de la Mobile. Charles Rochon créa une vaste plantation le long de la rivière au Chien.

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Section A. Constant care to spare the civilian population, civilians and civilian objects
In 2011, in its report to the Human Rights Council, Somalia stated: "The Government forces are also bound to respect customary IHL rules relating to the prohibited methods and means of warfare including … precautions in attack".
Somalia, Report to the Human Rights Council, 11 April 2011, UN Doc. A/HRC/WG.6/11/SOM/1, § 76.
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Somalia, Statement by the Delegation of Somalia before the Human Rights Council during the consideration of the report of Somalia, published in the Report of the Working Group of the Human Rights Council on the Universal Periodic Review, 11 July 2011, UN Doc. A/HRC/18/6, § 68.
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Somalia, Comments by the Transitional Federal Government of Somalia on the concluding observations of the Human Rights Council concerning the report of Somalia, submitted 21 September 2011, § 98.76.
Section B. Avoidance or minimization of incidental damage
In 2011, in its comments on the concluding observations of the Human Rights Council concerning Somalia's report, Somalia's Transitional Federal Government stated:
The Government is committed to issuing clear and public orders and taking all necessary measures to prevent civilian casualties and ensure compliance with IHL including … the imperative to take the necessary precautionary measures to avoid or minimize incidental civilian casualties and damage to their property.
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