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Financial Disclosure Statements
Politicians running for or holding elected office on a federal, state and local level often must file financial disclosure statements detailing their personal finances and business interests. These include information about their sources of income, investments they have, property they own, businesses in which they have a position or interest, and gifts and honorariums they have received.
The disclosures are required to avoid conflicts of interest by public office holders and so the public can determine if a politician's personal financial interests might be affecting his or her actions as a public official.
Similar disclosure forms are required by non-elected government officials holding top administrative positions on a federal, state and local level.
On a federal level, these financial disclosure forms are required for members of the U.S. Congress, Supreme Court Justices, and the president, as well as for members of the presidential cabinet and other top executive branch officials.
Many states similarly require that state or local elected officials file financial disclosure statements.
In California these forms are called statements of economic interests and are required for anyone running for or holding either a state elected office or a local office such as a city council, school board or board of supervisors.
In California many non-elected state and local public officials, such as city managers, county administrators or department heads (police chiefs, redevelopment agency directors, etc.) also must file these statements.
Members of the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate must file annual disclosure reports about their finances. Candidates for these offices also must file the reports.
The president and vice president, top members of the executive branch such as department secretaries and undersecretaries, and justices of the U.S. Supreme Court and other federal judges also must file the forms.
What's in the Forms
See Open Secrets' About the Reporting Requirements for details on what must be reported.
Where the Forms are Filed
The Congressional forms are filed with the Clerk of the House or the Secretary of the Senate. Copies are also filed with the Secretary of State's Office in the state that a member of Congress represents.
The forms for the president, vice president and executive branch officials are filed with the Federal Election Commission and the U.S. Office of Governmental Ethics. See the website of the U.S. Office of Governmental Ethics for a list of Current Executive Branch Nominations and Appointments who have filed financial disclosure forms.
The forms for the justices of the U.S. Supreme Court and other federal judges are filed with the Administrative Office of the United States Courts.
Sample Form
Here's a sample page from one of President Barack Obama's financial disclosure forms:
Federal – Online
Many of the federal financial disclosure statements are available online at government or government watchdog sites.
U.S. House of Representatives – Office of the Clerk – Financial Disclosure Reports Database
Search by name of a representative to get a copy of their financial disclosure statement in .pdf format.
U.S. Senate – United States Senate Financial Disclosures
Search by name of a senator to get a copy of their financial disclosure statement in .pdf format.
President, Vice President and Executive Branch
Whitehouse.gov – The President's and Vice President's 2013 Financial Disclosure Forms
The official presidential Whitehouse.gov site has the financial disclosure forms for the president and vice president available in pdf format.
Whitehouse.gov – Executive Branch Personnel Public Financial Disclosure reports
Copies of financial disclosure statements for executive branch officials can be requested from the White House press office using an online form. The forms are sent via email.
Supreme Court and Other Federal Courts
Open Secrets – Personal Finances
Financial disclosure statements on U.S. Supreme Court Justices are not available at the Supreme Court website.
But they are available at the Open Secrets website.
At the Open Secrets site, scroll down to the section on the left labeled Search PFD database, type in the name of a Supreme Court Justice and click on the search icon. At the new page select the name of the justice, and then scroll down to the section labeled Images to see the most recent filing.
For other federal judges, such as appeals court or district court judges, you can request copies of their financial disclosure forms from the Administrative Office of the United States Courts using an online form.
All Federal Offices – Open Secrets
The Open Secrets website, run by the Center for Responsive Politics, has copies of the financial disclosure reports for members of the U.S. House and Senate, the president and vice president, top executive branch officials and U.S. Supreme Court justices.
Many states have laws requiring public officials to file financial disclosure statements. They are often filed with a Secretary of State's Office or a state ethics commission.
What's Available Online
You can check the websites for Secretaries of State or ethics commissions to see if financial disclosure statements have been posted online.
Federal Election Commission – Combined Federal/State Disclosure and Election Directory
The Federal Election Commission has a directory of websites of Secretaries of State, ethics commissions and other agencies in each state that regulate reporting of financial information by public officials.
All state and local public officials and all candidates for public office in California must file a Statement of Economic Interests, also known as a Form 700.
Public officials include all elected officials as well as top appointed officials of any state executive agency or local government agency, such as a city manager, county administrator, director of an agency, department heads, members of appointed commissions and boards that make policy decisions and judges.
The forms filed by public officials detail:
Real estate owned
Business investments
Loans received
The individual sources of income to a business in which the public official is a partner, if the public official's share of the income from that source is at least $10,000 in a given year.
To clarify the last item about disclosure of sources of income to a business, here's an example:
If a public official is a 50-50 partner in a law firm with one other person, and the law firm has a client that pays the firm $20,000, then that client must be disclosed by the public official because the official's share of income from the client was $10,000.
If the client had paid the law firm only $19,000, no disclosure would be required because the public official's share is only $9,500 – less than the $10,000 threshold required for disclosure.
Here's the form 700 page for reporting business investments and income:
Limitations on Disclosure
The forms do not list specific dollar figures for income or the value of investments. Instead only ranges are listed for income or investments, such as between $1,001 and $10,000, between $10,001 and $100,000, or more than $100,000.
There are also many exemptions on what has to be reported. Among the things that do not have to be reported:
A public official's principal residence
A loan from a commercial lender if it was "made in the lender's regular course of business on terms available to members of the public"
Mutual fund investments
Income from or investments in a business that does not regularly operate in the jurisdiction of the public agency where the public official works
The names of law clients if the disclosure would violate attorney-client privilege
Very small investments or income, such as income from a single source of less than $500 in a year or an investment worth less than $2,000
For more information on what must be disclosed, you can download a sample Form 700 and a Reference Pamphlet from the California Fair Political Practices Commission Form 700 web page. These have detailed instructions on what must be reported on the form.
When the Forms are Filed
The financial disclosure forms are filed annually, either in March or April depending on the type of office held by the public official.
New candidates for elected office also file the forms when they submit their candidacy papers to be listed on the election ballot.
Local Officials
Financial disclosure forms filed by local officials usually are kept by the clerk for the agency for which the official works, such as the city clerk or county clerk.
Copies of the filings by local elected officials, judges and top administrators at local agencies, in particular those who manage public investments, also are kept by the California Fair Political Practices Commission in Sacramento.
State Officials
Members of the state Legislature and state-wide office holders, such as the governor, attorney general, secretary of state, etc., file their financial disclosure forms with the California Fair Political Practices Commission in Sacramento.
California – Online
California Fair Political Practices Commission
Form 700 Filings database
The California Fair Political Practices Commission in 2010 began putting in a Form 700 Filings database the statements of economic interests/form 700s for state elected officials (statewide constitutional officers and state legislators), members of county boards of supervisors and city councils.
The forms also also filed with local agencies, some of which make the forms available online.
Behest Payments
The FPPC also puts online "behest payments" – donations organizations make to other organizations at the behest of state Asssembly, Senate or statewide elected officials to be used for legislative, governmental or charitable purposes.
FPPC Behest Payments
Free Tickets to Sporting Events and Concerts
The FPPC in September 2010 enacted a rule requiring that free tickets to sporting events, concerts or other entertainment events provided to people or organizations must be publicly disclosed. The disclosure forms (called 802 forms) are posted on the FPPC's website:
Form 802 Agency Report of Ceremonial Role Events and Ticket/Admission Distributions
San Francisco Bay Area – Online
Bay Area City Council Members and County Board of Supervisors
The California Fair Political Practices Commission in 2010 began putting the statements of economic interests/form 700s for members of county boards of supervisors and city councils in a:
Several Bay Area cities also put online financial disclosure statements for their elected and top appointed officials.
Note: on your browser you'll probably need to delete the cookie for the site nf4.netfile.com (which hosts the disclosure statements for many cities) in order to view the forms for the different cities listed below.
The City of Berkeley posts copies of statements of economic interests for many of its officials in searchable database:
Conflict of Interest Code – City of Berkeley
Then click on the link at the top right for Form 700s Online
Note: on your browser you'll probably need to delete the cookie for the site nf4.netfile.com (which hosts the disclosure statements for many cities) in order to view the forms for Berkeley.
The Oakland Public Ethics Commission has a link to a searchable database for statements of economic interest filed by city officials:
Oakland Public Ethics Commission
Then click on the link for Public Portal to Search & View Oakland City Officials' Form 700.
Note: on your browser you'll probably need to delete the cookie for the site nf4.netfile.com (which hosts the disclosure statements for many cities) in order to view the forms for Oakland.
The Richmond City Clerk has a website on which statements of economic interests for the city council members are filed:
Form 700 – Statement of Economic Interest
The San Francisco Elections Commission posts copies of statements of economic interests for public officials in San Francisco in a searchable database:
San Francisco Ethics Commission
Then click on the link on the left under the Research heading for Statement of Economic Interests. At the new page click on the link for Statement of Economic Interests Filings Database.
Note: on your browser you'll probably need to delete the cookie for the site nf4.netfile.com (which hosts the disclosure statements for many cities) in order to view the forms for San Francisco.
The City Clerk for San Jose posts statements of economic interests for its officials in a searchable database:
San Jose City Clerk – Statements of Economic Interest
Then click on the link in the middle for Online Filing and Pubilc Portal Access, and then the link for Public Access Portal
Note: on your browser you'll probably need to delete the cookie for the site nf4.netfile.com (which hosts the disclosure statements for many cities) in order to view the forms for San Jose.
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Emilie Marie Bouchau And Her Tiny 16 Inch Waist
Emilie Marie Bouchaud better known as her stage name, Polaire (meaning Pole Star), born on May 14th 1874 in Algiers, Algeria, was a French entertainer. Born into a family with eleven children of whom only four survived, she was very determined in making a name and providing for herself. As a result of her determination, she began her first job as a café singer at the young age of 17.
Bouchaud was known initially known as an actor and singer from the 1890s to the 1930s. She took on roles in various plays and even silent films which were making headway at the time. However, despite her career in film and theatre it was her appearance that she was mostly remembered for.
Part of Bouchaud's captivating allure was her appearance. Born into the age of heavy corseting and extravagant outfits, she quickly picked up the practice and made sure to be the most memorable. With consistency and determination, Bouchand would go on to alter her seemingly normal waistline to a mere 16 inches or 406.4 millimetres.
Tight lacing or corset training involves the wearing of a tightly laced corset or garment of similar fashion in order to change figure or posture. Tight lacing was mostly used to achieve a slim waist in women as the appearance was deemed more attractive to suitors. The corset, by many accounts was originally worn by the Minoan Civilization of Crete (one of the Greek islands) although they did not resurface until the 16th century, when it became a staple of dress up until the dawn of the French Revolution.
The process by which the corsets were utilized had become a precise and professional affair. To begin, the intended wearer would receive a perfectly fitted corset which would be gradually decreased in size with the use of lace, ribbons or clothing hooks. There were many adverse effects of the use of corsets such as shortness of breath, dizziness and displacement of many internal organs and systems. One of the systems greatly affected is the respiratory system as the expanding ability of the lungs would be greatly diminished due to the space restrictions. The intestines would also be forced closer together and compact in the lower abdomen.
In addition to her physically altered frame; she wore makeup and clothing that pushed very hard at the status quo of the era. With heavily lined eyes and lots of makeup, Bouchand went for more of a statement makeup kind of style whereas other, more reserved women wore light blush and fair or ivory foundation to appear more youthful and innocent.
Despite being famous for her singsong voice, commendable acting skills and record sized waist, Emilie Marie Bouchaud was not financially stable in the later years of her life. Due to various French tax laws and the loss of her young and fresh appeal, she struggled to secure well-paying gigs. Bouchaud died on 19th October 1939 at the age of 65 in Chamigny-sur-Marne in France and was buried in the Cimetiere du Centre in Champigny-sur-Marne.
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JW Marriott Desert Springs Resort & Spa Review
Written and Published October 1, 2018
The JW Marriott Desert Springs Resort & Spa sits on a huge chunk of land (about 20 miles south of Palm Springs airport) in Palm Desert, CA.
Clearly, the building has seen better times, perhaps in the 1970's/1980s, as it is pretty ugly now. However, the outdoor areas are perfectly manicured and since there is a golf course, it is impeccably green.
Check-in was efficient and knowledgeable but certainly not friendly. The good news is that all elite benefits were explained (there are none for Marriott Golds, really!) We got our room at 11 AM.
This particular property charges a mandatory $35 resort fee, which covers almost anything that your elite status could get you. There is free self-parking and unlimited, free drinking water (from small plastic bottles). Their 'low' season rates are really still rather high, banking in at $199-$299 before taxes and that mandatory resort fee.
The 'upgraded' room had a beautiful view of the mountains and it overlooked the appealing pool area. However, besides a few cosmetic changes, it was easily 30 years old. The AC was able to cool the room down but was creaky and noisy. I can't remember a $50 hotel in South East Asia that would get away with such lousy air conditioning, but the JW Marriott Palm Springs apparently sees no reason to improve it.
The bathroom was almost as big as, if not bigger than the room. However, the shower was surprisingly tiny and the water pressure was just 'ok.'
The free Internet that was included in the resort fee was fast. I never saw less than 10Mbits on any device.
I wasn't happy with the bed though. It was spacious but way to soft. It fit the 'old' state of the room.
The staff were usually trying to accomplish tasks but maintained that weird flight-attendant attitude. Remember those snippy United flight attendants that went to 'butler school' for a week and now serve First Class passengers? Yes, that is how the hotel service felt. Things did get done quickly, but the staff made sure that you knew THEY were doing you a BIG favor (i.e., bringing you a towel).
The pool area gets really hot during those summer days, but all the pools are large and the water is somewhat clean. There seemed to be a big number of huge, flying cockroaches/locusts that seemed to land in the water. Drinks and food at the pool were surprisingly good and decently priced. There is no reason to venture much outside when staying here.
The property also features a number of vacation villas and there are a few nice running trails to jog down (I like running when it is really hot.)
There is also a Starbucks in the lobby downstairs that serves decent espresso drinks and pastries.
Overall, I found this property to be a bad deal. The outdoor areas were magnificent, but the rooms were creaky and noisy, the staff members were snippy (and clearly just wanted to go home), and the $300 room rate (after all taxes and fees) was way too high.
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1. What is the difference between a legal separation and a divorce?
The legal process is the same. While in the absence of adultery, parties must both (a) separate; and (b) remain physically separated on an uninterrupted bases for at least 12 months before either party may legally seek a divorce from the Court, a legal separation can be achieved by agreement of the parties, does not involve a "waiting period" and does not necessarily involve a Court. Divorces cannot be final for at least 6 months, while a legal separation can be final almost immediately. The largest difference between the two is that if you proceed with divorce you are no longer married. A legal separation only separates the two parties – they remain married.
2. Do I really need an attorney?
Yes. Going through divorce, child custody or support, adoption, etc. without an attorney is like riding a bicycle with no handlebars. You will get somewhere, but chances are you will not end up where you want to be and you will likely get hurt along the way.
The majority of people who represent themselves focus on things that are not important. Coover Law Firm, LLC attorneys are trained to recognize and deal with the most important issues.
3. What is "equitable distribution"?
Equitable distribution is a method for dividing the marital assets in a manner that is fair and equitable, which is different from equal. Your Coover Law Firm, LLC divorce attorney can assist you in the most fair and equitable way to divide your marital assets.
4. How much child support will I receive?
Through the Guidelines and with the assistance of a Coover Law Firm, LLC attorney, it is generally possible to determine the amount of child support that the Court will require each party to pay. Under certain circumstances, the Court can order amounts greater or lesser than the Guidelines amount to be paid.
For your convenience, a link to a Maryland Child Support guidelines calculator is provided below. Please use the calculator as a guide only in addition to consulting with a Coover Law Firm, LLC attorney. Coover Law Firm, LLC cannot be responsible for the accuracy of either the calculator or the results you obtain from it.
5. What can I do if my ex-spouse refuses to pay child support?
If your ex-spouse has been ordered to pay either child support or maintenance and fails to do so, you can ask the court to hold your ex-spouse in contempt of court. If found to be in contempt, your ex-spouse could be imprisoned. Another available remedy is to garnish his/her wages; the disobedient ex-spouse's employer will deduct money from his/her paycheck and pay you directly.
6. How does the court determine what is in the best interest of my children in a child custody case?
The court will examine a number of factors, including who the children are living with at the time the custody determination is made, the children's historical relationship with each of the parents, and each of the parents' ability to care for the children.
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8. Once the divorce is final, can creditors place liens or judgments against real estate owned jointly by the divorced couple due to the debts of one of the former spouses?
In short, the answer is yes. Tenancy by the entirety is a very protective status of title available only to married people. When a married couple owns property as tenants by the entirety, the law considers the real estate to be owned by the marital union, not the individuals. This means that the separate creditors of each of the married individuals are not able to reach through that special title and gain access to the real estate in order to satisfy a debt. However, the instant the divorce is final, tenancy by the entirety is dissolved. In that instant, when the judgment of divorce is entered, former spouses co-own that property as tenants in common – a status of title that provides much less protection against creditors. For more information, check out this blog.
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We're sharing our favourite picnic tips and our favourite summer activities while dining alfresco with a picnic blanket, simple yet decadent dishes and crisp, bubbly Italian prosecco.
Disclaimer: This post was sponsored by the Ruffino Wines in partnership with Food Bloggers of Canada. All opinions are our own. Grab a bottle of Ruffino Pino Grigio or Prosecco now available at the LBCO in Ontario. And remember, enjoy and drink responsibly!
It's officially summer here in Toronto and we've passed (knock on wood) the damp and muggy spring rain. It's safe to say we're living the blue sky, sun in our hair, 30° cliche weather where shorts, sundresses and hats are a wardrobe must. And with good weather comes one of our favourite things about summer; dining alfresco with a picnic blanket, simple yet decadent dishes and crisp, bubbly Italian prosecco.
But what makes a memorable picnic, well, a memorable picnic? We're sharing our top picnic tips from beginning, middle and end to ensure perfect picnics every time.
Whether it's in the park, by the beach, or in your own backyard, the location of your picnic should be in a comfortable, flat and perfectly shaded or perfectly sunny spot (or something in between). Find a spot that allows for easy eating, fun activities and enough room for you to stretch out and relax under the blue sky. Plus, bonus points if you find a spot that's partially blocked from the wind, because sand and/or grass and/or gravel does not count as farm to table eating.
Whenever we're having a picnic one of my favourite things to do is set the scene. A large picnic blanket and pillows make dining on the floor much more comfy and relaxing when paired with an awesome playlist. Other accessories like cloth napkins, pretty dishes, cutlery, serving utensils and servings boards make dining outside more elegant and memorable. Be sure to pack an extra bag to put all your dirty dishes in once your meal is over.
At the heart of every memorable picnic is a delicious and satisfying meal and the best meals are the ones that can be made ahead. Our recipe for the perfect picnic meal includes the 3 S's: snacks, salad and sandwiches. Not only can they be made days in advance of your picnic, but can be made in bulk and are simple enough for everyone's tastes.
Snack: we recommend a charcuterie board with a few different textured cheeses, meats, grapes, olives and jellies. Style your cheese board the night before, wrap it up and pack it in the cooler. Don't forget to pack cheese knifes and crackers or crostini. The best part about a charcuterie board is that it can be used as your appetizer and brought back out for dessert. Just be sure to fill in the empty spots with chocolate.
Salads: our favourite salad to make using leftover bread and prepared the day before is panzanella. Rich, crispy and decent based on the accompaniments used, a panzanella travels well because it needs time for the flavours to meld together and for the bread to absorb all the goodness from the dressing. Made using fresh ingredients like basil, arugula, figs, and ricotta, this recipe makes dining alfresco so good you might not want to head back inside. Get our Fig Panzanella with Ricotta and Basil below or watch the recipe video here.
Sandwiches: who doesn't love a good sandwich? Grilled chicken in sandwiches are much better for you than deli meats and can be paired with even more gourmet flavours. Grab your favourite baguette, smear it with mayonnaise, top it with a few pieces of chicken, sautéed onions and basil leaves, a few slice of cheese and arugula for a gourmet dish guaranteed to look like you've spent hours making it.
Tip: wrap your sandwiches in craft or parchment and tie a string around it to help keep its shape when travelling. Plus, it's super cute, making your sandwiches look like they are straight out of France.
If you're dining in your backyard or dining on the deck, opt for a simple yet elegant pasta dish. We love serving earthy pesto made with walnuts as the basil draws from nature and pairs well a light white wine. Get the recipe for our Walnut Pesto here.
No picnic is complete without a little bubbly. A must-have picnic tip is to select a wine that is one with nature and Ruffino wine embodies that tip. Their Pino Grigio has notes of meadow flowers, hints of pear and is a fragrant and elegant addition to any picnic. But my all time favourite is prosecco. There's something exciting about popping a bottle and carefully pouring as the bubbles erupt. Served as an aperitif with a decadent charcuterie board the prosecco might just be the star of the picnic.
Tip: freeze a few strawberries or raspberries and toss them into your prosecco. Not only will they help keep the prosecco cool but it's a lovely touch and sure to impress.
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A picnic is only as good as how present you are. Put your devices away and disconnect from wifi to reconnect with nature. Be sure to think of a few fun activities to keep you busy and phone-free while on your picnic. We love packing a good book, a ball to throw around, a deck of cards or a few badminton rackets. Keeping yourself entertained on a picnic adds to the experience and makes it memorable.
Changing the panzanella's basic foundation, the swap of tomatoes for figs and a healthy sprinkling of mildly sweet ricotta cheese, makes this fig panzanella a summer staple perfect for picnics and backyard entertaining.
No. 1 | Toss the bread with 2-3 tbsp of olive oil to coat. Heat a skillet on medium-high and add the bread to toast on each side until golden brown. Add more olive oil as necessary. Place them in a bowl to cool while you prepare the other ingredients.
No. 2 | Make the dressing by combining 1/3 cup olive oil, dijon mustard, honey, vinegar, salt, and black pepper. Whisk until combined. Add the sliced onions and figs to the bread. Pour all but 2 tbsp of the dressing and allow to marinate for at least 20 minutes and up to 2 hours in the fridge.
No. 3 | Just before serving, add the arugula, basil and ricotta cheese. Toss with remaining dressing and serve.
Tip: always use slightly stale bread. It crisps much better in the pan and soaks up the dressing more than fresh could ever.
Styling tip: pile a salad dish high with your panzanella then top with additional ricotta, basil leaves and walnuts for a nuttier flavour and more texture.


M. Scott Brauer was born in Landstuhl, Germany and grew up in various locations in the U.S. He is currently based in Boston, but calls Montana home. He graduated with honors from the University of Washington in 2005 with dual degrees in Philosophy and Russian Literature and Language. After graduation, Brauer interned at Black Star and VII Photo Agency. For much of 2006 and 2007, Brauer interned at newspapers, including the Northwest Herald in suburban Chicago and the Flint Journal in Flint, Michigan. In 2007 he moved to China, where he lived for three years.
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One year after Colorado's most destructive fire, the community still grapples with the aftermath
By John Kelin
Alexis Kenyon
KGNU
The Marshall Fire destroyed more than 1000 homes in Boulder County on December 30, 2021
Late on the morning of December 30, 2021, Carole Billingham and her husband were in their Louisville home near Heritage Park, enjoying what Carole called a "staycation."
Only recently married, they were savoring a quiet morning together as they wrote in their journals.
"I came upstairs and I saw that, you know, the sky looked weird. It was orange. And our hawk, I say our hawk, we have a hawk that lives in the neighborhood, was sitting on the fence, very ominously. And the winds were really, really strong," she said.
Carole says she could also smell smoke.
"I just knew something was wrong and my intuition told me to go downstairs and get packing tape and pack the opening to our patio door. And as I was doing it, I thought, this is strange, but I listen when my intuition tells me to do something," said Billingham.
Mary Wolf operated counseling and bookkeeping businesses out of her home in Spanish hills, in East Boulder.
She was returning from a doctors' appointment at around noon where she had just tested positive for COVID.
She saw something that made her pull over to the side of the road.
"There was this big huge plume of smoke. And I actually stopped and took a picture of it and was like, 'wow, that's really an anomaly.' And then I started heading further up McCaslin (Boulevard) and turned left onto South Boulder Road to head to my home and I realized that smoke was right behind my house," she said.
The fire was close, but still on the opposite side of the highway.
"And I actually saw the flames across (Highway) 36 and I thought, 'wow, that's a huge fire, but it's not gonna jump a six lane concrete fire break,' you know the highway right there. But something told me (to) just get home and start packing," said Wolf.
Immense smoke clouds filled the sky, and the flames were already burning through sparsely populated woodland, and in Marshall, an unincorporated area nestled in open space North West of Superior.
The fire was reaching more densely populated areas.
Mary Wolfe got to her home in Spanish Hills and called her housemate, who came straight home.
"We both started packing our cars and 45 minutes later, the smoke had just consumed the house and we couldn't even see driving out, and the only way I could see down the road, one road out of the neighborhood, was to look at the grass on the road because the smoke was just so heavy and very scary," she said.
"So we got to the bottom at South Boulder Road and it was a traffic jam, 'cos you know, 20,000 people from Louisville and Superior were just trying to evacuate."
In this chaotic period, most found help wherever they could.
Some went to an evacuation center set up at a YMCA in Lafayette, while others went to the homes of family or friends outside of harm's way.
Carole Billingham, who'd seen the orange sky and the neighborhood hawk, went, with her husband, first to her son and daughter-in-law's in Westminster, then to a hotel.
She drew on her training as a women's empowerment coach to encourage those around her to stay calm.
"After we found a hotel to stay in, I watched everybody panicking in the lobby, and I was very grounded and I would go up and touch people and just say, 'you know, we're in this together, it's gonna be okay. We're alive, we're out of the house.' I have no idea what's happening. At that point, I hadn't seen any news footage or anything. I just knew that there was a fire," said Billingham.
The morning after the fire, Mary Wolf's housemate drove to their Spanish Hills neighborhood, while Mary stayed behind at the hotel they'd found.
The housemate found the neighborhood entrance blocked off by police.
"And they wouldn't let her up our street. She had to hike up the hill to go find our house. And she said she didn't even recognize the neighborhood, you know. Usually we can see that's that house and that house. And she said it was like a war zone. And at 8.30 that next morning she sent me a video of our house just burnt down to the ground and it was still smoldering. And I dropped to the floor, just sobbing. It's the most grief stricken I think I've ever been in my life to realize everything you ever owned is just gone so quickly," said Wolf.
All told, more than a thousand homes and seven commercial structures were lost to the Marshall Fire.
Disaster recovery specialists recognize stages any community goes through, in response to events like earthquakes, hurricanes, or wildfires.
Elyse Janish is one of the Team Leads for the Colorado Spirit Team of Mental Health Partners, trained in psychological first aid, and crisis counseling.
"We do typically see, um, phases of community response. So we have in the field we kind of call community collective trauma," she said.
Some people, she says, are more impacted than others.
Many experience anxiety, depression, sleeplessness, difficulty concentrating, and increased substance use.
More serious responses include suicidal thoughts.
Anniversaries, especially the first one, can be emotional triggers.
"There's often, right before an anniversary or one year mark, in a surge of negative or low emotions because a lot of things will activate our memories about the event," said Janish.
Once that first-year milestone passes there is often an emotional "steadying out," though not always.
"I would say for our community as a whole right now, there's definitely a feeling of tension and sadness and even frustration and anger among people that I talk to," she said.
Since losing her home in Spanish Hills, Mary Wolf has relocated to North Boulder. But after nearly twenty-five years in the city, she says the time has come to leave.
"Every day I come across something that I lost, that I miss. And so, you know, that just doesn't go away, whether it's the anniversary or not," she said.
This story from KGNU was shared with KSJD via Rocky Mountain Community Radio, a network of public media stations in Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and New Mexico including Aspen Public Radio.
Copyright 2023 Aspen Public Radio . To see more, visit Aspen Public Radio .
John Kelin


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You are here: Home / Orchestra / Festivals / Schools / Performings Arts / Pittance Chamber Music announces 2016/17 season with three unique concerts featuring members of the Grammy Award-winning Los Angeles Opera Orchestra: October 9, 2016, 3pm at the Eva and Marc Stern Grand Hall in the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion; February 3, 2017, 8pm at Zipper Hall, The Colburn School; and March 26, 2017, 3pm, returning to the Eva and Marc Stern Grand Hall
Pittance Chamber Music announces 2016/17 season with three unique concerts featuring members of the Grammy Award-winning Los Angeles Opera Orchestra: October 9, 2016, 3pm at the Eva and Marc Stern Grand Hall in the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion; February 3, 2017, 8pm at Zipper Hall, The Colburn School; and March 26, 2017, 3pm, returning to the Eva and Marc Stern Grand Hall
Pittance Chamber Music
First Concert of the Season – October 9, 2016
Featuring Members from the Grammy Award-Winning
Los Angeles Opera Orchestra
With Domingo Colburn Stein Young Artist Summer Hassan, Soprano
Pittance Chamber Music announces 2016/17 season with three unique concerts featuring members of the Grammy Award-winning Los Angeles Opera Orchestra: October 9, 2016, 3pm at the Eva and Marc Stern Grand Hall in the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion; February 3, 2017, 8pm at Zipper Hall, The Colburn School; and March 26, 2017, 3pm, returning to the Eva and Marc Stern Grand Hall. Special guests include Domingo Colburn Stein Young Artists Summer Hassan, soprano and Theo Hoffman, baritone, and Los Angeles Opera Richard Seaver Music Director, conductor James Conlon.
Pittance Chamber Music was created in 2013 with the idea of raising up the extraordinary yet invisible artists from the pit of the Los Angeles Opera to the stage to perform in small ensembles, hence the name Pittance. Lisa Sutton, Pittance Chamber Music founder and Artistic Director (Pasadena resident), is also the Assistant Concertmaster of the Los Angeles Opera Orchestra. Since 2013 the ranks of Pittance have been expanded to include members of the Los Angeles Opera Chorus and the Domingo Colburn Stein Young Artists.
WHEN: Sunday, October 9, 2016 at 3:00 p.m.
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135 North Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90012
PROGRAM: Concert 1
Members of the Los Angeles Opera Orchestra
Special guest: Summer Hassan, soprano
Mozart Clarinet Quintet in A major, K. 581
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Chausson Chanson Perpetuelle
Dohnany Sextet, Op. 37
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Video Rewind: Baylor Edition
Frogs O' War reviews the tape of Baylor/West Virginia to see what the Frogs will need to do to come out of Waco with a victory.
By HawkeyedFrog@Hawkeyedfrog Oct 12, 2012, 7:30am CDT
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Welcome to the Frogs O' War Baylor Rewind, where I look over the game film of the Baylor Bears and highlight what went right and wrong for the Bears in pictures to let you know what to look for in TCU's game with them on Saturday. Today I'll be watching film of Baylor's high scoring trip to Morgantown and will probably have precious few good things to say about Baylor's defense, but a whole lot of good things to say about Baylor's offense. Still, knowing what they do well and don't do well will be key if TCU is going to come out of Waco with a much needed win- not just for bowl eligibility purposes, but because losing to Baylor really, really sucks.
What makes you feel good playing Baylor #1: Nick Florence picked off on first attempt
It's never a good thing when your first pass play is an interception, particularly when your quarterback threw multiple picks in each of the two preceding games. In this case West Virginia's zone gives Florence just enough rope to hang himself, and since TCU is famed for its intricate zone it's a good lesson. Baylor lines up in an empty backfield, two receivers to Florence's left and three to the right. West Virginia is in a dime formation, with three down linemen, two linebackers and six defensive backs.
West Virginia rushes just three, and drops into a zone behind- it's hard to tell that this is zone from the angle the camera is taking, but you can see by the bottom defender letting what would be his man by him without a glance to turn to the outside receiver (who isn't even on the screen, come on Fox) who is about to cut in. Baylor's pass protection is solid, since there are two double teams. Florence has time and looks downfield
The linebacker in backpedal and the free safety behind him means that Florence has a tighter window than he'd like to throw in. If he were Casey Pachall, it would be an easy throw, (sadly neither team will have Casey Pachall on Saturday) but for Florence it's a bit high- it needs to be to get over the linebacker, but its a game of inches here.
As a result the throw is a bit too high for the receiver to collect- shoulder pads prevent him from getting his right arm as far back as he'd need to to collect the ball with both hands, so it bounces off.
And into the hands of the Free safety behind. This is a key factor for a zone- there will always be pockets where a quarterback and receiver will have a chance to make a big play, but by keeping the pockets small you force both of them to be perfect. A slightly high ball can lead to disaster for the offense if the zone is tight, which is what TCU will have to do to keep Baylor from running roughshod over them. Fortunately, our defense is significantly better than West Virginia's and could hopefully force a few more of these throws into very tight windows than the Mountaineerrs managed.
What makes you fear playing Baylor #1: Death by Play Action
Baylor will try to establish the run early, because when they have the ground game going it opens up their lethal play action game. The key to the Baylor play action is speed- they just don't need a big bite out of the secondary to have their opening. In this example it's Florence's first pass after the interception. Baylor lines up in the shotgun with two receivers left, one right a flex tight end/back type in front and offset of Florence and the back just behind and to the right. West Virginia has three down linemen again and three linebackers- one is away from the formation looking directly at Florence, a good indicator that zone is in the offing.
After the snap, the line blocks down and the flex end comes down the line to engage the linebacker who had been keeping his eyes on Florence. The linebackers bite hard, but the key is that the right side safety is stepping forward instead of back. This gives coverage nightmare Terrance Williams at the bottom of the screen a clear lane if he slants across.
As I mentioned before, the key to this play action is the speed at which it's run. Having faked the handoff Florence holds the ball for one second- just enough time to see Williams break and delivers the ball. The safety jerks back here, but all his momentum is driving him forward, there is no one within five yards of Florence when the ball is thrown.
After that it's simply a matter of Williams taking a bad angle to the end zone that keeps this from being a touchdown- as it is, it was a fifty yard toss that could not have been an easier throw.
What makes you feel good about playing Baylor #2: The whole defense. Apart from on wide receiver screens.
If TCU runs a bunch of wide receiver screens on Saturday don't be surprised if they don't amount to much- Baylor plays their corners close to the line on most plays to make sure that teams aren't getting four or five yards cheaply, but behind that initial tackling ability the zone Baylor plays almost exclusively is charmin soft. As a result, not only is the passing game open with consistency over the middle, runs up the middle that get past the initial line have a lot of open space. This may be the first game since James went down where TCU can run the ball with success. To illustrate, here West Virginia lines up in a three receiver look, two to the left, one to the right, there's a flex back to Smith's side and another back behind him. Baylor is showing a corner blitz from Smith's right and is in a 4-3 with the third linebacker shifted out over the wide receiver.
Baylor's safety up top has his eyes on the receiver, and West Virginia gets the front four blocked, the corner blitz is hesitant as Smith makes the handoff. The guard and flex end are coming up to engage the linebackers and there's nothing but green after them.
As a result the linebackers are blocked or out of position and the ball carrier (Booie) has oodles of space. If the West Virginia receivers were better blockers this could be taken all the way- as it is Booie has the first down before the first Bear even comes in contact with him.
Attacking the middle of the Baylor defense will be key for a TCU offense that hasn't had a ton of success on the ground. However, power dives up the middle are one of Tucker's specialties, and Dean seems to be a natural at them as well. This bears (no pun intended) watching on Saturday, as if TCU can run the ball Baylor will have trouble keeping their offense on the field and in rhythm,
What makes you fear playing Baylor #2: Florence is opportunistic.
Nick Florence is a good senior quarterback with a good sense of the offense that he's running, and as a result he's able to be aware of what's happening on the field and get the ball away in time to take advantage of it (TCU fans are deeply envious here, as both Pachall and Boykin have demonstrated a willingness to let the play clock roll down all the way far too often). In this instance Baylor has three receivers to the left, one to the right and a back to Florence's left. West Virginia is not ready for this look and is currently shifting their coverage over.
Florence snaps the ball before the Mountaineers get set and the Baylor receivers cross, with the outside man turning back to look at the quarterback. The Mountaineer corner has to react to this, and as a result one man is forced to cover both receivers that are crossing. He's doomed.
The man the corner decides to stick with has two steps on him now, and Florence's steady protection gives him plenty of time to make the relatively simple throw.
Tevin Reese hauls it in without breaking stride and is able to cross into the end zone unmolested. A huge play for the Baylor offense with a relatively simple misdirection run at the perfect time- when the West Virginia secondary wasn't set. This kind of timing will kill us on Saturday if our defensive backs don't stay ready at all times.
What makes you feel good about playing Baylor #3: Florence doesn't throw the ball away
Nick Florence is a good quarterback- there's no getting around that fact now. TCU fans who were hoping that Baylor's offense would fall off a cliff without Griffin have to be disappointed with the way the senior has handled the offense so far- over 300 yards passing a game with a 10.1 YPA average is the mark of a darn good quarterback. The only problem with Nick Florence is that he believes that he is a great quarterback. As always, I'll illustrate. Baylor lines up in the shotgun with two receivers and a tight end to the right, one wide receiver to the left and a back to keep Florence company at his right side. West Virginia lines up in a nickel- bearing some resemblance to TCU's own 4-2-5 and will play zone.
Again, Florence fakes the handoff, but this time the West Virginia secondary doesn't bite- the Bear run game had been ground to a halt in the previous possession, and as a result the West Virginia zone doesn't have any of the holes it had previously.
The protection is fine so there's no hurry involved in the decision here- he sees his topmost receiver breaking in on the slant, and focuses on it... despite no less than four mountaineers in the vicinity of where he's about to throw the ball.
It's a blurry shot, but it's clear enough to make out that not only did the West Virginia linebacker almost tip the pass, but this ball has pick written all over it at the worst, while at the best he's going to get his receiver killed. The ball leads the receiver too much though and it falls to the turf. That's a throw that you'd expect Robert Griffin or Casey Pachall to make successfully, but again, neither of those players will be suiting up in Waco on Saturday. Florence needs to throw the ball away rather than try to force it, and as a senior if he hasn't gotten that message by now it's not one that he'll get in a week's practice. There will be opportunities for picks, and TCU's secondary has shown the ability to capitalize on those opportunities so far.
What makes you feel good about playing Baylor #4: Baylor isn't a good kicking team
This doesn't need pictures, but it is important enough to mention. Spencer Roth is a solid punter, but placekicker Aaron Jones missed two relatively easy field goals in Morgantown that might have changed the game entirely. TCU once again should have an edge if the game is close at the end, because for the first time in four years- I really like our kicker.
There's honestly a lot more to be afraid of on Baylor's offense, but there's also a lot more to be optimistic about in the terribleness of Baylor's defense. This will be a game of strength on strength and weakness on weakness, and you can have a pretty good idea of whether or not TCU wins this game if you look at a box score without names- if somebody scores 40+, TCU probably lost. If someone is held in the teens or low twenties, TCU probably won. Hopefully this will give you a better understanding of what's going right and wrong for TCU on Saturday and thanks for reading. Go Frogs!
TCU at Baylor: The Rematch
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Q: Why express.Router() while separating routes
*

*I have gone through express document in that  i have learn about
Router() and express.Router(). so my question is  i have separated
my all routes from main app and created different folder there i did
not create any router object(var router express.Router()) for
routing  to specific path still it's working fine. So i want to know
why this Router class is necessary ?
see, This is main app file,
'use strict'; const startUpDebugger=require('debug')('app:startUp');
const dbDebugger=require('debug')('app:db'); const express =
require('express'); const app = express(); const
moragan=require('morgan'); const helmet=require('helmet'); const
config=require('config'); const courses=require('./routes/courses');
const home=require('./routes/home'); app.use(helmet());
app.set('view engine','pug'); app.set('views','./view');
app.use(express.json()); app.use('/api/courses',courses);
app.use('/',home);
console.log(Node enironment variable: ${process.env.NODE_ENV});
console.log(Application name : ${config.get('name')});
console.log(mail server : ${config.get('mail.host')});
if(app.get('env')==='development'){
    app.use(moragan('tiny'));
    startUpDebugger("******Morgan enabled*******") }
const port = process.env.PORT || 5000; app.listen(port);
console.log(Api Node running on port ${port});
This is my courses.js which is my route file
const express=require('express'); const app=express
const courses=[{"id":1,"course":"course1"},
               {"id":2,"course":"course2"},
               {"id":3,"course":"course3"},
               {"id":4,"course":"course4"}]
app.route('/posting').post((req,res)=>{
    console.log(req.body);
    courses.push(req.body)
    res.status(201).send(courses);  }).put((req,res)=>{
     res.send("Successfully put message")  })  app.get('/sub/:id',(req,res)=>{
    res.status(200).send(req.params);  })
module.exports=app;

A: your question is not clear but if i am getting you right:-
If your app is really simple, you don't need routers.
//you can just invoke express constructor and use it
const app=express()
app.get('/', function (req, res) {
  res.send('root')
}) // app.get,app.post and so on

in your main app file.
But as soon as it starts growing, you'll want to separate it into smaller "mini-apps", so that it's easier to test and maintain, and to add stuff to it. You'll avoid a huge main app file  :) .
so here you need to make another file for routes and have to invoke express.Router() class and use it
like:
//route.js
const Router=express.Router()

    // middleware that is specific to this router
    router.use(function timeLog (req, res, next) {
      console.log('Time: ', Date.now())
      next()
    })
    // define the home page route
    router.get('/', function (req, res) {
      res.send('Birds home page')
    })
    // define the about route
    router.get('/about', function (req, res) {
      res.send('About birds')
    })

And import this file into the main app file and pass it to middleware to use
app.use('/',require('./routes/routes.js'))

and comparing to express() object the express.Router() object is light weight

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What is the best way to enter very large integers ( more than a thousand integers) on sage online? I tried to split the number into multiple lines using continuation symbols like \ and ... but nothing works. The horizontal scroll bar is not showing up when i enter the number on a single line. Thanks for your help.
What do you mean by "sage online" ? Is that the cloud, the Sage notebook or something else ?
How do I deal with large, hex numbers in Sage?


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Q: Why GridView column names are repeating when user refresh the page? I have a GridView, I got an output what I expect. But when I click the refresh button without any change, it's repeating the same column names. How to prevent to repeating the columns?.
This is my output one which is correct. I will get the output when I click the refresh button
Output one What i Expect
When I click refresh button again it will repeat the same coumns names in the same gridview.
Output two which is wrong.
I want to know why its repeating and how to prevent it.
this is my code
<asp:GridView ID="GridView1" runat="server" AutoGenerateColumns="False" OnRowDataBound="GridView1_RowDataBound"></asp:GridView>

C# code:
string selectedColumn;
    string[] splitSelectedColumn;

    string groupByColumn;
    string[] splitGroupByColumn;
    protected void btnRefresh_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        selectedColumn = txtColumnNames.Text;
        splitSelectedColumn = selectedColumn.Split(',');

        groupByColumn = txtGroupBy.Text;
        splitGroupByColumn = groupByColumn.Split(',');

        Response.Write("group length="+splitGroupByColumn.Length);

        string[] compareGroup = new string[splitGroupByColumn.Length];
        Response.Write("inside array=" + compareGroup[0]);

        //Grouping column names using selected column text
        int flag = 1;
        foreach (string columnName in splitSelectedColumn)
        {
            flag = 1;
            foreach (string groupByName in splitGroupByColumn)
            {
                if (columnName.Equals(groupByName))
                {
                    flag = 2;
                    break;
                }
            }
            if (flag == 1)
            {
                groupByColumn = groupByColumn + "," + columnName;
            }

        }

        // CREATE A TEMPLATE FIELD AND BOUND FIELD

        BoundField bfield = new BoundField();

        TemplateField[] ttfield = new TemplateField[10];
        for (int i = 0; i < splitSelectedColumn.Length; i++)
        {
            if (i < splitGroupByColumn.Length)
            {
                ttfield[i] = new TemplateField();
                ttfield[i].HeaderText = splitGroupByColumn[i];
                GridView1.Columns.Add(ttfield[i]);
            }
            else
            {
                try
                {
                    bfield.HeaderText = splitSelectedColumn[i];
                    bfield.DataField = splitSelectedColumn[i];
                    Response.Write("
BOUND FIELD==" + splitGroupByColumn[i]);
                    GridView1.Columns.Add(bfield);
                }
                catch (Exception)
                {

                }

            }
        }

        // CREATE DATA TABLE and COLUMN NAMES
        DataTable dt = new DataTable();
        for(int i=0;i<splitSelectedColumn.Length;i++)
        {
            dt.Columns.Add(splitSelectedColumn[i]);
            //Console.WriteLine(splitSelectedColumn[i]);
            System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(splitSelectedColumn[i]);
            Response.Write("
DT COLUMN NAMES==" + splitSelectedColumn[i]);
        }

        //ADD ROWS FROM DATABASE
        string cs = ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["connectionStringDB"].ConnectionString;

        int compareFlag = 0;
        using (SqlConnection con = new SqlConnection(cs))
        {
            SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand();
            cmd.Connection = con;
            //cmd.CommandText = "select " + selectedColumn + " FROM [RMSDemo].[dbo].[ItemRelation] where ItemLookupCode='" + txtItemLookupCode.Text + "'and ChildItemLookupCode1='" + txtChildItemLookupCode.Text + "' group by " + groupByColumn + " ";
            cmd.CommandText = "select " + selectedColumn + " FROM [RMSDemo].[dbo].[ItemRelation] group by " + groupByColumn + " ";
            con.Open();
            SqlDataReader rd = cmd.ExecuteReader();

            string addData=string.Empty;
            while (rd.Read())
            {
                if (compareFlag == 0)
                {
                    for (int i = 0; i < splitGroupByColumn.Length; i++)
                    {
                        compareGroup[i] = rd[splitGroupByColumn[i]].ToString();
                        Response.Write("
COMPARE GROUP [i]==" + compareGroup[i]);
                    }

                    compareFlag = 1;
                    //string[] stack = Enumerable.Range(0, splitSelectedColumn.Length)
                    //    .Select(i => string.Empty)
                    //    .ToArray();

                    string[] stackss = new string[splitSelectedColumn.Length];
                    Response.Write("
splitSelectedColumn.LENGTH==" + splitSelectedColumn.Length);
                    Response.Write("
STACK.LENGTH=="+stackss.Length);
                    for (int i = 0; i < stackss.Length; i++)
                    {
                        stackss[i] = "";
                    }

                    for (int i = 0; i < compareGroup.Length;i++ )
                    {
                        stackss[i] = compareGroup[i];
                    }

                    //tESTING PURPOSE ONLY
                    for (int i = 0; i < stackss.Length; i++)
                    {
                        //stack[i] = "";
                        Response.Write("
STACK.VALUES==" + stackss[i]);
                    }

                    var row = dt.NewRow();

                    DataRowCollection drc = dt.Rows;
                    DataRow rowss = drc.Add(stackss);
                    //dt.Rows.Add(rowss);

                }

                GridView1.DataSource = dt;
                GridView1.DataBind();
            }
            rd.Close();
        }
    }
protected void GridView1_RowDataBound(object sender, GridViewRowEventArgs e)
    {
        if (e.Row.RowType == DataControlRowType.DataRow)
        {
            int size = splitGroupByColumn.Length;
            Button[] lnkBtn = new Button[size];
            for (int i = 0; i < splitGroupByColumn.Length; i++)
            {
                lnkBtn[i] = new Button();
                lnkBtn[i].ID = "lnkView";
                lnkBtn[i].Text = (e.Row.DataItem as DataRowView).Row[splitGroupByColumn[i]].ToString();
                //Response.Write("
PRINT==" + lnkBtn[i].Text);
                //lnkView.Text = (e.Row.DataItem as DataRowView).Row["Id"].ToString();
                //lnkView.Click += ViewDetails;
                lnkBtn[i].CommandArgument = (e.Row.DataItem as DataRowView).Row[splitGroupByColumn[i]].ToString();
                e.Row.Cells[i].Controls.Add(lnkBtn[i]);
            }
}

I have not added any cookies my page. But When I try after deleting cookies from browser, I got it output without repeating columns

A: Consider implementing a call to dt.Columns.Clear();. It's in my experience that when updating a UI it's usually best to clear it and redraw.

A: This happens due to postback . Write in the top of your code this if statement and place all of your code here :
if (!ispostback)
{

....

}


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Wellllllll.... we were looking forward to putting up a good fight with the fancy new BRZ crafted by Derik Nelson, but it just wasn't in the cards for us. The Nameless BRZ was looking forward to the smooth roads and wide open fast stages of Idaho, as well. However, when we got there, we recce'd the twistiest and possibly bumpiest stages I've ever seen. It was an interesting stage, but Steven's specialty is high-speed stages and we weren't having a ton of fun on the slow stuff.
To make matters worse, the car was struggling with some mechanical issues. Eventually, the rear axle disconnected from the diff and we were running one-wheel drive for about half a stage. We decided to crawl through our last stage and head back to service. It was pretty fun to take the spectator exit from the stage and freak out all the volunteers. We made it back to service on one-wheel drive without much drama because the BRZ is a beast. Upon teardown, we found the subframe mounting points were pretty much trashed, so we called it a weekend. At least I made my flight on time!


Have you ever put on a Bake Sale Fundraiser? I have many times and it is always amazing to me all the baked goods people bring and come to purchase. A few years ago we did a bake sale for one of our parishioners who was struggling with leukemia.
We were blown away by all the community support that we received for this event. We raised over $1,700.00 for Mary and her medical expenses. That, my friends, is an amazing amount of sweet dough.
Here are a few things to think about if you are looking to host such an event.
Before you really can do the planning you need to have an organized leader and ready volunteers. Volunteer jobs include bakers, callers, advertising, set up/clean up, and actual selling the day of the event.
1) How much money do you need to raise? Set a goal of how many baked goods you need to sell to reach that goal.
We didn't have a monetary goal. We just knew that we wanted to sell an insane amount of baked goods to make as much money as we could for her. I was in charge of this event and I new that we had to have at least 200 baked goods for this to work out. I was thinking 200 x $5= $1,000 which kept me focused.
2) Write down your goal and make out a sheet with how many baked good needed.
As you call people or people call you, add their name, contact number and what they are bringing. This will help you keep track of what is coming in and follow up if something doesn't show up.
Make sure to tell the bakers to clearly label the baked good and to specify if something has nuts, no nuts, sugar-free, gluten-free,etc.
3) Before you start calling people to bring goodies, have all your information set for the event.
Why? You don't want to have to waste time calling people back to provide more information.
What do I need to know? You need to provide them with sale location, why you are hosting this event as well as the date and time. This is when you will tell people when they need to deliver their baked goods. I suggest the day before or the morning of an evening event. Unless you have massive refrigerator/freezer space, only accept baked goods that do not require this. If someone is bringing a dessert that requires this, have them bring it to the actual event. Tell them to label their dessert and put their name on it. Also tell them that they to bring it in a container that they do not want returned. If though we said this, some still brought desserts in containers that needed returning.
4) Buy paper products and serving gloves. Bring knives & serving pieces.
Depending on the size of your event, you decide what you need. We planned on selling whole cakes, pies and desserts for one price and then having some so people could buy individual pieces. Our bake sale went along with a Fish Fry (that was controlled by another group and they kept their money separate and ran it on their own.) So knowing that some would want just one serving dessert, we had items available for that, too.
Make sure you have plates to pass out individual servings. We purchase to-go boxes in small and large for this. That way if they didn't get to their dessert they could take it home. The other reason we did this was because some people were just coming in to buy fish & dessert and leave. So we had to make it easy for them to do that.
We wore serving gloves to keep from touching the food. This worked great. Have on hand napkins & paper towels as well as wet wipes because a dessert will fall on the floor, guarantee :) Have available plastic wrap and foil to reinforce any all ready covered dishes.
I had 10 people that I asked to find 20 desserts! The 10 had all the information and a sign up sheet to fill out. Keep a time frame in mind and a cut off date. Collect all the data and put it into your master list. This will help you see what desserts you still need to gather. Not all 10 were able to get 20 desserts, which worked out find because some got way more and other adverting brought in more desserts.
Make sure that the callers keep track of their people and offer to pick up desserts of those that can't get them to the event.
Advertise in your local paper (we had to pay for our ad so be aware of that cost), create a Facebook Group (wish we had this a few years back) and call local community leaders and let them help spread the word.
The amount of advertising greatly depends on how big of event you are hosting. If we are just having a small bake sale at church for a specific cause, we don't take out an ad in the newspaper. We will though, put announcements in the bulletin and call people to ask for donations.
Make signs. I had the youth make signs for the event. They posted them all over the place and did a great job! Don't be afraid to ask kids to help. Remember that most of the time there are people out there waiting to help.
6) Set up for the event.
This is the easiest part of the entire process. Make sure you have plenty of table space for all your goodies. We grouped them together to make it easy for people to purchase. So all the pies were together, cakes, cookies, etc. Make it easy and label the tables so people can go right to what dessert they want.
Cover the tables with table cloth and put out a few theme decorations.
I've done this several ways. You can individual price items or have them make a free will offering. People are ALWAYS generous at these events. My goal for this large fundraiser was $1000. So I priced most everything $5 but of course there were exceptions. Cakes, pies, desserts that clearly took a lot of time to make or were made by "well sought" after bakers, were priced higher. We would sell cookies by the $5 dozen, $3 half dozen and even $1 for individual cookies!
Price according to where you live and what you think people will pay.
Be prepared for extra cash coming your way. People would always pay more for their desserts, too.
Be prepared for last minute donations. We had quite a few people bring in desserts all evening. Just put them where they belong and slap on a price tag.
The last 20-30 mins of your event you need to make sure everything is sold! That is the point of this event and you don't want to be stuck with 9 different varieties of brownies. Announce half off sale and get rid of all your desserts. Even at half off you will still make money, people will pay more than the half off price and you won't have to eat the leftovers.
It is up to you if you want to deduct any of your personal expenses before giving the money to the recipient. This is where you can cover your cost of the newspaper ad, paper products, hall rental, etc. If you have connections you might be able to get all of these things donated so that would cut down on the extra expenses.
Please make sure that you get the money to the recipient within a day of the event. Ask ahead of time if cash is wanted or check preferred. You don't want to take over $1000 in ones or pennies to a person who needs the money to pay bills. A check would be nice so that it can be deposited in the bank. On the other hand, cash might be needed for other expenses. So ask and make it easy on them and yourself!
If you were the one in charge, make sure you thank your large donors and those that helped you. Have them pass on the good news of the success of the sale.
Good luck! If you have any questions, just ask! If you have tips to share, I'd love to hear them.
All those goodies look delicious.


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Pro Counter-Strike Player: 'We Were All On Adderall'
In an interview with Mohan "Launders" Govindasamy, pro Counter-Strike player Kory "SEMPHIS" Friesen was asked whether "everyone does Adderall" at certain esports events. "Yeah", was the answer.
Via Motherboard, the admission centred on an ESL event in Poland in March where the communication between Friesen and his teammates was... a bit much (you can see the game in question here).
"I don't even care," Friesen tells Govindasamy, referencing the comms that day. "We were all on Adderall. I don't even give a fuck. It was pretty obvious if you listened to the comms. People can hate it or whatever."
Adderall, normally prescribed to treat ADHD, can help players focus. Practically, Friesen's public admission isn't surprising: esports is a career and has money in it, so just like regular sports, there will be those willing to take some drugs in order to increase their performance. It's only surprising that he admitted it in the first place, since it's not something that's spoken of very often.
For what it's worth, the ESL's rules on drug use are as follows:
To play a match, be it online or offline, under the influence of any drugs, alcohol, or other performance enhancers is strictly prohibited, and may be punished with exclusion from the ESL One.
You can watch the full interview below.
SlightlyMatured @skinja
doping in the pro gaming circuit. n00bs
godzillionaire @godzillionaire
It almost screams, "Are we a real sport now!?!" Doesnt it??
madadam81 @madadam81
I suffer ADHD and was on dexamphetamine, something that turned my life around - couldn't deal with school an really struggled and through medication and cunselling became an A grade student.
To see people abusing this medication is insane - in Australia it's a heavily restricted medication and abusing it is very illegal. Someone is stealing or selling a restricted prescribed drug and should go to jail.
Pixelnaut @pixelnaut
100% agree, my story is much the same, relationships suffered, basics that everyone takes for granted were almost impossible and I felt separated from normal life and society. Dexamphetamine changed my life. I did not become an A student but my quality of life improved immensely. Unfortunately I was not lucky and remain on them. While maturing, ADHD sufferers can "grow" out of it as their brain matures and rewires itself. I am 27 and would not be able to maintain a job and be successful without them.
To see people abuse it is really sad. ADHD is still seen as an excuse by many, and its treatment just a way for lazy people to concentrate because they lack any self control.
scheddar @scheddar
I've been following this thing on the CSGO subreddit since it popped up and apparently in the US, they just hand amphetamines out as if it's candy. You just have to do a little test and it's not unheard of that people lie just to get the prescription. They say it's that easy to get. If true, it's disgusting that it's like that there.
nope @masterc82
Jul 16, 2015, 8:55am
This doesn't bother me at all. Sport is competition, and in competition you use any advantage you can get. If adderall helps you concentrate a little better, go for it. It improves the quality of competition.
kidcynic @kidcynic
Jul 16, 2015, 10:52am
Agreed but having said that NA CSGO has always been behind EU CSGO who lean on healthy diets, regimented schedules and adequate sleep to perform well than getting jacked up on Adderall.
coltzer @coltzer
The problem with this is, if people start taking adderall (or other performance enhancing drugs), it sets the precedent; everyone else is expected to take them too, otherwise they can't keep up.
Fact is taking these drugs have long term side effects on your health; some people may be willing to accept these side effects, but that isn't fair on the others who want to compete but aren;t willing to accept the side effects.
Imagine you were a semi-pro boxer and you were just approached by a sponsor to go into the pro circuit, but were told you had to take a performance enhancing drug that will make you sterile in 5 years, otherwise they won't let you in; that's what it would kind of be like.
Pro gamers (or any other pro sports competitors) should never be forced to choose between their health and their professional career.
Neo Kaiser @neo_kaiser
No but really, take competitive gaming seriously.
lemontang @lemontang
So this is where Stephen Dank went.
lux @lux
Jul 15, 2015, 10:09pm
"We were all on Adderall. I don't even give a fuck."
Watch out guys, we got a badass over here.
What was said hasn't been translated form what the context it was used. Semphis was on the csgo team Cloud9 when this happened, when he says "I don't give a fuck" it is being used in that he doesn't care about the repercussions of what will happen now because they had dismissed him from their lineup without any reasoning and now revealing the whole team was on adderall; he's not worried about what's going to happen next.
dr_neeson @dr_neeson
You can't be drunk and play competivie CS GO. What is this Nazi Germany.
Drkomo4563 Guest
Being a former drug dependant person, I have to say that this guy is an absolute moron. I am all for free choice and yes, narcotics under the opiate/amphetamine banner are S8 Controlled Drugs. I.e heavily regulated and very addictive. BUT if not used properly with extreme caution, they WILL make your life a living hell. He is ignorant, clueless and immature. Who gives a fudge he says? He will when he finds out one day he's addicted to a powerful chemical and begins to deal with the reality drug abuse brings people into. I.e hell
From personal experiece, getting hooked on pharmaceutical grade narcotics is no different to getting hooked on S9 Prohibited Drugs (I.e Heroin). I used to be on Oxycodone, then Methadone, now Buprenorphine (50x stronger than Morphine) just to half-function. He has NO bloody idea what he's doing and better get given a reality check, FAST!
What a completely irresponsible dumbass. The legality isn't even half the problem, it's the crushing impact drug addiction has on your life and health. It's so easy for anyone to fall victim to addiction because they have no idea what the price is. I've been on some of the strongest narcotics and.....He will regret it.
darren @darren
Adderall is not a narcotic dude. Calm down. Adderall is pretty common in colleges/uni's as well. And people with ADHD often come of it as they get older. It's not some crazy addictive killer drug.


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