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CareSource Earns One of the Top Spots for Quality According to 2019 Ohio Department of Medicaid (ODM) Managed Care Plans Report Card
(Dayton, Ohio – December 30, 2019)
CareSource announced today they have earned one of the top spots in quality on the Ohio Department of Medicaid's 2019 Managed Care Plans Report Card. The report card shares aggregated results of Managed Care Program sponsored member surveys for the 2019 period. CareSource was one of two plans to receive 18 stars across five different categories.
"Ranking high in quality demonstrates how CareSource puts our members first," said Steve Ringel, CareSource Ohio Market President. "As a leader in quality, CareSource is proud to bring value-based care to our members and all Medicaid enrollees."
CareSource Announces Bold Step Forward with Housing Initiatives
CareSource announced Wednesday an innovative investment that leverages their membership to the Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB) of Cincinnati to advance affordable housing projects in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. On November 21, 2019, the Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati approved $30.9M in Affordable Housing Program (AHP) subsidy to help produce 2,229 units of affordable housing.
"The Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati is proud of the impact that the AHP awards make in building strong and vibrant neighborhoods," said Damon v. Allen, Senior Vice President – Housing & Community Investment Officer, FHLB Cincinnati. "Our members are essential to this program, and we applaud CareSource for stepping up to help the communities we serve."
CareSource Announces Quality-Focused Pharmacy Network
(Dayton, Ohio – November 14, 2019)
CareSource today announced its new quality-focused pharmacy network. CareSource's 2020 Medicaid network includes nearly 2,000 pharmacies across Ohio that continue to participate in the CareSource network. Walgreens will no longer be a part of the CareSource pharmacy network for Medicaid.
The change is the result of CareSource's continuous evaluation of its provider network to ensure it is offering members excellent access to quality health care. According to CareSource pharmacy data, the Walgreens exit impacts approximately 90,000 members who use the pharmacy for routine maintenance medications or medications used to treat chronic conditions. With this change, members will continue to have access to a nearby pharmacy, in fact, 99% of all Ohio Walgreens locations have a CareSource in-network pharmacy located in close proximity, within no more than 2.2 miles.
Disaster Reconstruction Funds from FHLB Cincinnati Available for Dayton-Area Families Affected by Tornadoes
(Dayton, Ohio – August 21, 2019)
A coalition of financial institutions and nonprofit organizations are working to provide assistance to Dayton-area homeowners needing repair from tornado damage. This coalition will tap a $5 million fund made available through the Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati's Disaster Reconstruction Program (DRP).
Coalition partners are CareSource, Huntington Bank, KeyBank, County Corp, Rebuilding Together Dayton, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Dayton and the Miami Valley Community Action Partnership. Homeowners in Greene, Miami and Montgomery counties who need to repair their homes following the storms may be eligible for grants of up to $20,000 toward repair of their primary residences.
The Foodbank to Hold Mass Distribution in Greene County
The Foodbank will be hosting a mass distribution on Friday, August 23rd for people in need of food assistance in Greene County in the parking lot of the Nutter Center from 9am to 11am.
The Foodbank works with food pantries across Montgomery, Greene, and Preble counties to feed people who qualify for food assistance. On August 23rd, The Foodbank will be giving out food to individuals through a mass distribution at the Wright State University's Nutter Center. Individuals are welcome to come to the Nutter Center at 9am where they will receive fresh produce and other products at no cost. CareSource is sponsoring the event and will be volunteering their time to help pass out the food.
CareSource partners with Batesville Community Schools to Bring Telehealth to Elementary Students
(Batesville, IN August 1, 2019)
When Batesville Primary students return to school this year, they will now have the opportunity to see a doctor without having to leave the building.
A new school-based virtual care program will connect students needing medical attention to a pediatrician from Margaret Mary Health. Students meet with a school nurse in a private room, using video conference tools and telehealth equipment funded by CareSource.
IU Health, CareSource partner on mental wellness program for teens and young adults
(Indianapolis July 31, 2019)
Teens and young adults at Orleans Junior and Senior High School now have the opportunity to be seen by a therapist without leaving school.
"Today's students face issues that are unique to their generation. Even though families in our community want to help their children navigate these difficult years of life, many just can't relate to their distinctive issues," says Chris Stevens, Ed.D., principal of Orleans Junior and Senior High School. "We chose to partner with IU Health and CareSource as a way to offer high-quality, affordable, and timely mental health care to our students. We believe this program will help students not only survive their Junior High and High School years, but also thrive during those years."
CareSource and the YMCA of Metro Atlanta Provide Memberships for Holistic Well-being
A Partnership in "Service" and "Community"
(Dayton, Ohio July 17, 2019)
CareSource and the YMCA of Metro Atlanta have renewed their commitment to CareSource members with free family memberships to the 18 YMCA branch locations across metro Atlanta. The partnership initially began in July of 2018 and was so well received, it has been extended.
Both non-profits have a history of going beyond to identify non-traditional member benefits, which include: fitness/wellness, programs and specialized classes in order to promote healthy spirit, mind and body. All of which, help improve the lives of members and the community as a whole. CareSource members have the opportunity to enroll in a family membership to have access to the YMCA's state of the art facilities that also provide free childcare while members workout. Additional, no-cost benefits include: personal coaching, group exercise classes, weight-loss management and a nationally recognized Diabetes Prevention Program.
CareSource's Erhardt Preitauer Named a Glassdoor Top CEO
(Dayton, Ohio June 19, 2019)
Glassdoor announced its 2019 Employees' Choice Awards for the highest-rated CEOs today and CareSource CEO Erhardt Preitauer ranks #20 on the list.
Preitauer joins household names like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg who previously appeared on Glassdoor's list of companies with 1,000 or more employees. One of the world's largest job and recruiting websites, Glassdoor releases the annual award to recognize the top leaders that employees love working for in countries throughout North America and parts of Europe. Company employees voluntarily provide anonymous feedback about their jobs, work environment and employer on Glassdoor's website—including a review of their company CEO's leadership. Preitauer had an approval rating of 100 percent for the review period that concluded May 1.
CareSource Partners with Oncology Research Platform to Provide Members with Value-Based Cancer Care
CareSource implemented Eviti® Connect from NantHealth, Inc, (NASDAQ: NH) on June 1. Eviti Connect allows members to access the most up-to-date cancer regimens and research, as well more than 6,000 clinical trials. The online, evidence-based medicine library and clinical trials database within Eviti Connect helps oncologists find the best treatment options for members and obtain insurance authorization in real time.
Ohio Medicaid Officials and CareSource Gather for Jobs Roundtable
(Dayton, Ohio May 17, 2019)
CareSource representatives and Ohio Department of Medicaid officials gathered Friday, May 17th in Dayton for a roundtable discussion on how the state can better connect Medicaid recipients with jobs to become self-sufficient.
Roundtable attendees learned about the results of CareSource's JobConnect program, a first-of-its-kind socioeconomic program designed to help low-income individuals become economically and socially secure so they are able to live subsidy-free.
During the roundtable Maureen Corcoran, Director of the Ohio Department of Medicaid, presented JobConnect member Joe Weikert with a proclamation from Ohio Governor Mike DeWine recognizing him for his hard work and success, and for his most recent accomplishment earning an associate degree…
CareSource Announces Innovative New Approach to Managing Pharmacy Transparency, Services and Costs
(Dayton, Ohio April 9, 2019)
Today CareSource, a leading nonprofit multi-state health plan serving government sponsored programs, announced its intent to implement a new, integrated approach to administering pharmacy benefits and services.
"We believe the current PBM model has significant room for improvement," said Erhardt Preitauer, President & CEO, CareSource. "CareSource saw an opportunity to reinvent the model with a focus on transparency, driving real value for stakeholders, building stronger partnerships with local pharmacies and controlling costs."
The new approach, CareSource RxInnovations, will drive pharmacy savings for states by providing…
New CareSource Veterans Night adds to "The Big Hoopla" for NCAA First Four®
First-ever "Big Hoopla Veterans Night" celebrates partnership between the CareSource Foundation and the Dayton VA Medical Center
The "Big Hoopla" local organizing committee partnered with the CareSource Foundation and the Dayton Veterans Affairs Medical Center to honor local veterans. The partnership is part of the NCAA's Men's Basketball First Four® tournament games hosted at UD Arena in March…
Ohio Nonprofits End 2018 with a Gift from the CareSource Foundation
The CareSource Foundation Awarded $155,000 in Grants in Second Half of 2018
(Dayton, Ohio December 24, 2018) – To continue the mission of making a lasting impact in Ohio communities, the CareSource Foundation has ended 2018 by awarding grants to thirty-one nonprofit organizations. Since its launch in 2006, the CareSource Foundation has provided over 1,300 Ohio nonprofit organizations nearly $17 million to strengthen and support community initiatives…
Ohio Health Joins the CareSource Medicare Advantage Plan Network
New Agreement Increases Access to Care in Columbus
(Columbus, OH – Dec. 3, 2018) CareSource and OhioHealth announced today that beginning January 1, 2019, OhioHealth will be in network for CareSource Medicare Advantage plans to provide access to high quality healthcare services for Columbus and central Ohio CareSource…
CareSource Names Executive Vice President, Strategic and External Relations
(Dayton, Ohio Oct. 17, 2018) – CareSource, a nonprofit, multistate, multiproduct health plan announced Jeff Myers has joined its leadership staff as Executive Vice President, Strategic and External Relations. Myers, an accomplished executive with experience leading high-profile initiatives, will focus on strategy and business development in order to drive new opportunities and partnerships for the company. He will also provide strategic leadership over regulatory and government affairs.
CareSource Leads Back to School Initiative to Increase Adolescent Well-Child Visits in Montgomery County
State Managed Health Care plans agree to collaborate to build awareness about preventative care.
(Dayton, Ohio – August 20, 2018) CareSource, Dayton Public Schools, Five Rivers Health Centers, Dayton Children's Hospital and Community Health Centers of Greater Dayton have partnered to build awareness about the importance of adolescent well-visits.
CareSource Successfully Cuts Opioid Use by Forty Percent
New Program Focused on Prescribing Will Reduce Opioids Prescribed to Members by Half in 2018
(Dayton, Ohio– July 30, 2018) CareSource, a nonprofit managed care organization, announces it has reduced the amount of opioids prescribed to its members by 40 percent in the last 18 months as a result of an innovative program working with doctors and prescribers. By the end of the year, CareSource will have cut that amount in half.
CareSource Life Services Hosts Career Fair at Central State University
(Dayton, OH May 21, 2018) – CareSource Life Services is holding a free Job and Community Services Fair. The event will be at Central State University–Dayton on May 24. Life coaching, job readiness training and resume support will be available onsite.
La Amistad Receives $2,500 People's Choice Grant Award From CareSource
ATLANTA (May 9, 2018) – CareSource, Georgia's first and only nonprofit managed care organization, presented La Amistad with a check for $2,500 as a part of the People's Choice Grant Awards.
Since 2010 the CareSource People's Choice Award has been an employee driven investment into the nonprofits that are closest to their hearts. CareSource team members are given the opportunity, each quarter, to nominate, vote on, and ultimately award grants to their favorite nonprofits. Since the initial call, $445,000 have been invested into nonprofits of our employee's choosing.
Children's Museum of Atlanta Receives $2,500 People's Choice Grant Award From CareSource
ATLANTA (May 9, 2018) – CareSource, Georgia's first and only nonprofit managed care organization, presented the Children's Museum of Atlanta with a check for $2,500 as a part of the People's Choice Grant Awards.
Meals on Wheels of Coweta, Inc. Receives $10,000 People's Choice Grant Award From CareSource
ATLANTA (May 7, 2018) – CareSource, Georgia's first and only nonprofit managed care organization, presented Meals on Wheels of Coweta, Inc. with a check for $10,000 as a part of the People's Choice Grant Awards.
CareSource Hosts Career Fair at Central State University – Dayton Campus
(Dayton, OH January 8, 2018) – CareSource Life Services is holding a free Job and Community Services Fair at Central State University–Dayton Campus on Friday, January 12 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Life coaching, job readiness training and resume support will be available onsite.
Ohio Nonprofits Start 2018 With Boost From the CareSource Foundation
(Dayton, Ohio January 4, 2018) – To help nonprofit organizations jump start 2018, the CareSource Foundation has awarded $534,000 in grants to 74 organizations throughout Ohio, including 16 in the Dayton area. Since 2006, the CareSource Foundation has awarded over 1,200 grants and invested nearly $15 million into nonprofit organizations to strengthen families and support communities throughout Ohio.


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Alleged Silk Road Admin Plans to Take Case to the Supreme Court
The alleged admin behind the Silk Road forums, Gary Davis, planned another appeal, so to speak, of his Court ordered extradition. John B Peart, Davis's chief council confirmed that the defense moved to reach the Supreme Court before a small window of time on Irish ground passed. Davis fought the US extradition order since his 2014 arrest on the basis that US prisons poorly treated those with Asperger's syndrome—a disorder Gary suffered strongly from, his defense argued.
The United States indicted Davis in 2014 after the crumbling of the notorious darknet marketplace called the Silk Road. The FBI indicted three admins of the Silk Road: Peter Nash aka SSBD and Andrew Jones aka Inigo, and Gary Davis aka Libertas, if found guilty by a US court. Peter Nash willfully faced the extradition from Australia and Andrew Jones lived in the US.
Following every court date, Davis received a short window of time where his defense drafted a new appeal. The process repeated itself. Finally, in early 2017, a three-judge panel at the Court of Appeal dismissed his appeal order in a final hearing. They ordered his extradition, dismissed his appeal, and incarcerated him on the spot.
Counsel for Mr. Davis, John O'Kelly SC, confirmed with the Court of Appeal that the Court instituted a 15-day seal of stay—the standard period of time where authorities are prevented from extraditing a defendant. O'Kelly told the court that Davis heard otherwise. Or that Davis received word that authorities planned on an early surrender. Mr. Justice George Birmingham denied any early extradition and reiterated that the Court held Davis for 15 days following any judgement.
John B. Peart, senior defense counsel, told Mr. Justice George Birmingham that the defense hoped the Court finalised the order within a short period of time; he said the defense planned to "get to the Supreme Court" within 15 days off the Court of Appeal's judgement.
Mr. Justice Alan Mahon encouraged the Court of Appeal to come to a different conclusion than his own. According to thejournal.ie, the Judge said "It is hoped that the extent to which the issues relating to Davis' diagnosis of Asperger Syndrome had been debated and considered in these proceedings, and the assurances provided by the US authorities will reduce these concerns to an appreciable degree." (link)
Mr. Justice Mahon added:
"I wish to emphasize that I in no way seek to diminish or trivialize the very real concerns and worries of the appellant and his family as he faces the prospect of extradition to the United States and being imprisoned there. Such a prospect would be daunting for an individual in robust mental health let alone someone coping with a significant mental health condition"
Mr. Justice George Birmingham told Peart that the Court of Appeal agreed with Mr. Justice Mahon's prior decision.
There is no right to the Supreme Court, many Irish newspapers explained.
Update from Saturday, March 11, 2017:
Although the conditions of extradition allow a defendant 15 days to appeal a decision, US Marshals showed up ahead of schedule to pick up Davis.
The justice minister, Frances Fitzgerald refused to comment on the matter. However, a spokesperson said that "Countries outside the European Union may make a request through diplomatic channels for extradition to seek the return of a person who is wanted in one of those countries in relation to a crime."
As mentioned before, Davis received word that the US planned to pick him before the 15 day period expired. Justice George Birmingham assured Davis's defense counsel that Davis had 15 days. Davis planned to reach the Supreme Court in those 15 days.
Lana Doherty, Davis's solicitor, said she received no mention of any date change. According to The Times, Doherty said "I had to ring his parents and say 'go and see your son because he'll be gone tomorrow.' Two marshals flew into Dublin and their return flight for three was booked for Thursday. I had notified the chief state solicitor that I am the point of contact but I didn't hear anything and his family didn't hear anything."
Gary Davis never mentioned how he planned to plead in the US.
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Why storytelling is a singer's best weapon
Fundamentals, Video November 30, 2018March 1, 2019 Keith Merrill
There's more to singing than just nailing a melody. Top vocal coach KEITH MERRILL explains why singers shouldn't overlook the importance of storytelling.
What do musical theatre tunes, pop songs and classical arias have in common? They are all stories set to music. Without the story, without the lyric, song is just a shadow of itself – no matter how supreme the melody.
It's one thing to sing a song beautifully, but if you're not conveying the lyric to your audience, they won't fully feel the beauty of what you're singing. In an art form where words are just as relevant as the music, why do those words often play second fiddle to the melody?
Think of Judi Dench: an incredible actress who, with all due respect, can barely sing. But have you seen her rendition of Sondheim's Send In The Clowns? It's so sincere and the story is so clear and personal that it's mesmerising, touching and renders her lack of voice unimportant.
Imagine if we could give our audience both – the story and the voice quality. We'd be a force to be reckoned with.
I have been on both sides of this fence: acting in "straight" or "legit" theatre and acting in Musical Theatre, pop and classical music. One of the main reasons I left classical training was because of the poor quality of acting coaching within the course. In truth, on most MT courses the acting training isn't much better and on pop, jazz, soul, country or R&B courses it's almost non-existent.
This is a real missed opportunity. As an audience member, I would kill to witness a Dame Judi or a Sir Ian finesse a song with the lung power of Montserrat Caballé or Whitney Houston. Is that possible, you might ask? I say – "Yes! Yes, it is possible." With good coaching singers can learn to make creative, interesting, true and innovative choices that will make any conductor or director sigh with relief and leave an audience feeling something real and beautiful.
This is as true in opera and MT as it is in pop. The more specific and personal our story is and the more varied our choices, the more interesting the performance will be to the audience. The more effect we have on our audience the more they'll want to listen to our work, and the better our careers. Simple.
Think of the great pop singers and their music videos (and some live stage shows – especially GaGa and Madonna's). More often than not, they're telling stories through their song and staging. It's those stories that totally draw us in and fascinate us.
Do you want to be generic or a fully-rounded artist who can wrap your audience around your little finger? Think of the power that comes with that!
So, go. Research. Find some coaches who can offer this vital, valuable tool and learn how to act through song. It will change your life and open more doors than you ever imagined. A great singer may be in demand, but a great actor/singer is pure gold dust. Times are changing, and demands are different – be someone with an edge. Be the full package! Be one of the great storytellers and empower your career.
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Hobby Lobby reversal bill rejected
Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski voted for a cloture motion.
By Kathleen Hunter | July 16, 2014 at 01:36 PM
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(Bloomberg) — The Senate turned back S. 2578, a Democratic bill that would require for-profit companies to provide workers with insurance coverage for birth control services and other medical services even if the employer had religious objections to those services.
Senators voted 56-43, with 60 required, not to advance the measure, which seeks to reverse the U.S. Supreme Court ruling involving the craft-store chain Hobby Lobby Stores Inc.
The Senate was voting on a motion for cloture, or an effort to keep opponents of the measure from stalling the bill with an unlimited round of debate.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nov., voted against the cloture motion.
Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, and Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, voted for the motion.
"Women should call the shots when it comes to their health-care decisions: Not their boss, not the government, not anyone else — period," Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., said yesterday in a floor speech. She drafted the measure with fellow Sen. Mark Udall, D-Colo.
In the June 30 Supreme Court decision, the justices ruled 5-4 that the federal government should try to limit the burden on closely held employers with strong religious beliefs when imposing regulatory requirements.
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) required the secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to work with the Institute of Medicine to develop a basic package of preventive services that all plans must cover without imposing deductibles or co-payments on the patients.
Former HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius backed an Institute of Medicine decision to put birth control benefits in the package.
Senate Democrats developed the Hobby Lobby reversal bill in consultation with the Obama administration.
Republicans accused Democrats of threatening employers' religious liberty in an attempt to distract from harm to women that Republicans say is caused by PPACA.
"When it comes to decisions about contraception, both parties believe a woman should be able to make her own decisions," Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said today on the Senate floor.
McConnell and fellow Senate Republicans Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire and Deb Fischer of Nebraska introduced a measure that he said today specifies that "an employer cannot block an employee from legal access to her FDA-approved contraceptives."
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Mass. Voters Like Idea Of Raising Local Taxes To Fund Local Transportation
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The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court struck down the so-called "Fair Share" constitutional amendment this week, which would have created a 4 percent additional tax on incomes over $1 million that would go to transportation and education.
Voters may get another chance to weigh in on transportation funding, at least on a region-by-region basis. State Sen. Eric Lesser is sponsoring a bill that would let cities and regions raise their own taxes, through ballot questions, to fund slates of transportation projects.
The bill has been introduced repeatedly in recent sessions, and polling shows it has remained very popular. Our polling on regional ballots for transportation since 2012 has found consistent high support and very little opposition.
Our most recent polling (crosstabs, topline results) found 70 percent of voters support giving cities and regions this power. Only 16 percent were opposed, and nearly as many (14 percent) were undecided. (The poll was conducted at the end of 2017 and funded by the Barr Foundation.)
(Courtesy of the MassINC Polling Group)
The "Fair Share" question was polling well also, with polls from WBUR and elsewhere finding strong majorities in favor. Many on Beacon Hill had all but spent the estimated $2 billion the surtax would have raised to fund future policy proposals.
Without that voter-approved windfall, Democratic lawmakers on Beacon Hill are left casting about for alternatives to fund their policy ideas, particularly in the areas of education and transportation.
Some of the ideas are reintroducing the same constitutional amendment through the legislative process, raising the income tax for all but offsetting it for lower-earning households, or using a combination of other taxes and policies to fill some of the gaps.
Regional ballots are one such proposal. The idea has gained prominent supporters.
"In Massachusetts, we need more funding to meet our system's needs, but we do not yet take advantage of a method used across the country to finance transportation investments" said Marc Draisen, executive director of the Metropolitan Area Planning Council. (The Boston Globe's Shirley Leung rounds up some prominent examples of this approach from other states.)
Apart from being popular, regional ballots would also sidestep the longstanding perception, accurate or not, that regions farther from Boston are paying into a transportation system that gets them very little in return.
Transportation is an intensely local issue — voters know their own commutes best, and we all have our own stressors.
Our polling has also found that voters favor local control over transportation spending, and are more willing to support new revenues like tolls if the funding stays in the region where it is collected. Regional ballots would capitalize on this sentiment, putting voters in the driver's seat in deciding whether important local projects should move forward.
To be clear, just because voters want to authorize these regional ballot questions for transportation does not mean that they would necessarily vote in favor of a ballot question in their own community. That will depend on what mix of projects the question would seek to fund and what tax increases are proposed. On both those counts, advocates will have many successes and failures to look at from other parts of the country.
In most successful campaigns elsewhere, ballot measures are used to fund new projects, extend service to a new area or restore service that had been recently cut. It is harder to ask voters to tax themselves just to make things work, by funding basic maintenance.
For more than a decade, reports from outside groups and state commissions have warned it will take new money to fully address the multibillion-dollar maintenance backlogs at the MBTA and for the state's highway system.
"Local ballot initiatives give voters a direct hand in raising funds for projects they will directly benefit from. This won't solve all of our funding problems, but it's certainly a key tool that we should explore," says MAPC's Draisen.
In other words, lawmakers should not expect to pass the tax-raising entirely onto municipalities. But until the Legislature decides on a state-level solution, empowering cities and regions to raise their own transportation funds is an idea that enjoys broad public support.
Steve Koczela is the president of The MassINC Polling Group and has overseen WBUR's polling since 2011. He tweets @skoczela. Rich Parr is the research director at The MassINC Polling Group. He tweets at @richparr79.
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Cincinnati, OH – The countdown is on for the biggest, fine-art event of the year—Art Comes Alive (ACA), hosted and produced by ADC, Art Design Consultants. Known as the "Academy Awards for Art", ACA's 10th annual award ceremony and exhibition opening will take place on Saturday, October 5, 2019.
ADC has juried my artwork, yet again, into the 2019 Art Comes Alive Show. A dozen tulip & bee 12" x 12" x 2" - Mixed-Media Oils on Panels will be exhibited amongst the plethora of artists chosen for this years show. Its with a grateful heart
that we will be attending the show & award ceremony for a third year in a row.
For the past 10 years, ACA has supported over 1,500 artists with $1,800,000 in purchase awards, gallery contracts, publishing contracts, publicity, and cash. Other prestigious awards include Emerging Artist of the Year, Summit Artist of the Year and Lifetime Achievement Award for both male and female artists.
ACA accelerates artists' careers by getting artwork in front of art-industry insiders such as interior designers, art galleries, and art collectors, and to date, over 350 pieces of art have been sold. Artwork is also being sold to prestigious corporate and private collectors locally and nationally.
Litsa Spanos, president of ADC and founder of ACA says the initial idea for ACA came to her when she was at a business award event. She thought, "Why shouldn't artists also be acknowledged for what they do? Fast forward ten years, and ADC has given artists over $1.8 million in awards!"
This year will be the ninth year exhibiting in ACA for local artist, Tom Owen, who has received purchase awards, gallery contracts, and publishing contracts through ACA. He says, "I love the fact that ACA is a competitive process; having my work evaluated and discussed by the slate of jurors only makes us artists better." He adds that he loves having the opportunity to be exhibited alongside so many amazing artists.
ACA's award show will be followed with a two-monthlong exhibition at ADC's gallery from Monday, October 7th through Friday, December 6th.
The exhibition is free and open to the general public on weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ADC is located at 310 Culvert Street, 5th Floor, Cincinnati, OH 45202. Complimentary guest parking is available in an adjacent lot.
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Polish-Venezuelan model is Francys Sudnicka. She was born in Valencia, Venezuela, and until her adolescence she lived in Poland. She then traveled to Venezuela for pageantry, before returning to Poland for good.
Francys Mayela Sudnicka was born in Valencia, Venezuela, on 9th December 1979. Through the Polish ancestry of her grandparents, Sudnicka's parents were able to travel with her to Poland at age 2. Sudnicka went to the Polish school and remained there until puberty. She never lost Venezuelan citizenship despite this, and was thus able to represent Venezuela on beauty pageants. In 2002 Sudnicka briefly returned to Venezuela for this reason.
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She appeared in the 1997 Miss Venezuela pageant contest, and after Cristina Dieckmann obtained the crown. After Veruska Ramirez and Dieckmann she was put in the contest as 3rd.
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Gaby Espino was born in Caracas, Venezuela, and is the daughter of a chemical engineer and a publicist. She is of Spanish descent and of Lebanese descent. When she was young, her parents divorced. She's the oldest of five daughters, she's got a sister, Andreina, two paternal half-brothers, Gustavo and Mariano, and Nelly, a motherly half-sister.
She originally planned to become a veterinarian because of her animal obsession. Eventually she decided to study dentistry, but changed her mind and started to study public relations before she decided to become an actress.
She is highly regarded for her extensive Telenovela roles. She studied dentistry before modeling career but her dream was to become an actress so she dropped her studies.
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In Its Final Moments, Big Little Lies Transcends Its White Feminism
Kadia Blagrove
I got into HBO's Big Little Lies a few weekends ago for a light binge and was pleasantly delighted by four hours of DRAMA. At first, I thought: How am I gonna relate to these rich white wimmenz and their rich white wimmenz problems? While the drama was juicy and the characters were relatable (on a basic human level, anyway), there were moments I found myself going, "Welp, a black person couldn't get away with that." Yet Sunday night's series finale had me teary-eyed and overwhelmed with a spirit of sisterhood I never ever thought I'd feel with a show so seemingly narrow in scope.
I was a fan of one of Big Little Lies's predecessors, Sex and the City, but I never felt emotionally connected to the women or their relationship with each other. I even enjoyed a few millennial moments on Girls. But what has always held me back from truly being emotionally invested in these shows is that they always, inevitably reminded me that the characters are completely different from myself. Their problems all stemmed from their whiteness, access, class, and privilege. But in the end, Big Little Lies did a great job of making unlikely characters feel familiar by using their enormous wealth and status as a simple backdrop, rather than a focal point, to their internal lives.
[Spoilers ahead.]
The final episode, "You Get What You Need," definitely fulfilled our desires: Each big little lie leads up to abusive husband Perry's (Alexander Skarsgard) death. (Don't act like you didn't want it to happen.) At the party, Madeline (Reese Witherspoon), who's run off to a secluded staircase (which soon becomes the murder scene), confesses her infidelity to her new bestie Jane (Shailene Woodley); Renata (Laura Dern) joins the women to call a truce after learning Jane's son Ziggy wasn't the one bullying her daughter Amabella (it was Celeste—Nicole Kidman—and Perry's son Max). When a frantic Celeste joins the women on the staircase after escaping a soon-to-be violent confrontation with Perry, he catches up with her, followed by Bonnie (Zoe Kravitz), who witnessed the worrisome argument. Perry assaults Celeste after Jane realizes that he is her rapist; when the other women try to fight him off, BOOM, Bonnie comes in and pushes that asshole to his death. Black woman saves the day!
In Episode 6, one of the dads interviewed by the police said, "I believe that women are chemically incapable of forgiveness." The entire series teased the stereotypical catty, mean-girl vibes to make us believe the ladies would murder each other. The finale, though, with its depiction of the women defending Celeste from Perry's abuse, was both incredibly heartbreaking and proved these women are capable of banding together.
One of the biggest and most truthful criticisms of feminism is that much of it is exclusionary. But in Big Little Lies' crucial moment, in which the women protected each other, I didn't think about race, class, or any other category that separates us. I simply saw women protecting women. With the exception of the show's main squad Jane, Madeline, and Celeste, all of the women had a contentious relationship with each other—yet they put aside their differences and found common ground out of compassion. Domestic abusers like Perry exist everywhere, in every form; that scene could've happened with another set of characters who identified differently and would still resonate. This was a battle for survival. Big Little Lies may have transcended white feminism—for a moment.
Now, while I did dig that snippet of solidarity, I can't deny the many moments where race and class played a major role in making me feel like "Nope, can't relate." The show has been praised for showing the very human side of womanhood, exploring beyond the typical roles of wife, mother, girlfriend and focusing on the substance of the characters. During January's Television Critics Association press tour, Witherspoon said, "I thought that was a really unique opportunity to have so many incredible parts for women in one piece of material."
This is sweet, but the characters don't all share the same plights or identities. We see this with Jane, who in comparison to her friends and fellow-mommies, is the "poor one." Compared to her, the rich gals Madeline, Celeste, Renata, and the like glide through life with ease relative to their situations, while Jane doesn't move so freely.
However, her white privilege is undeniable, even in the subtlest of ways. This is clearest in the unforgettable scene in which Jane is stopped by the cops. She is speeding down the road with a gun and some weed in her car when a police car sounds its alarm. This scene actually begins at the end of the Episode 5 and I guess it was supposed to be some sort of cliffhanger. I guess viewers were supposed to be left in suspense. But my heart did not stop. I was not worried. I did not think Jane was in trouble or in danger. The conclusion of the scene went exactly how I imagined it would—Jane gets away with it. The cop pulls her over and checks her license and registration while she remains in the car. There is no need for her to get out with her hands up, or even offer further information about herself. She gets away with just a ticket.
Now had this been me or another person on my side of the color spectrum, there's more than enough evidence that it would've gone so smoothly. Okay, fine, it's "just a show" and "Jane isn't even real." In that case, if Jane was a black woman, I would've been incredibly worried. My thoughts would've been:
Damn, Ziggy done lost his mama now.
Is Jane the one that dies?
Welp. That's the end of that character.
Is this Big Little Lies' take on police brutality?
Basically, I would be shooketh, if Jane was a black woman who just was stopped for speeding and also happened to have a gun and weed in her car.
This also leads me to wonder what would've happened if Bonnie, the only major black woman character, confessed that she was the one who actually murdered Perry. The women covered it up as an accident, that Perry slipped and fell to his death. In the book, it's revealed that Bonnie grew up seeing her father abuse her mother, which is why she got involved in the first place. The book version also includes Bonnie (whose race isn't identified, by the way) turning herself in, but she is only sentenced to 200 hours of community service.
On the TV version, with Bonnie cast as a black woman, I can't help but wonder—would she have received the same slap on the wrist as she did in the book, if the TV version were to remain realistic? And since the other women went along with the story that Perry's death was an accident, were they helping her with their white privilege? Is that true allyship? Regardless of these hypothetical questions, it felt good seeing a black woman save the day, because while I was all emotional over this "colorless" feminism, I was struck by the borderline nonexistence of women of color within the show. Monterey is 78.3 percent white per the 2010 census—but its depiction of its residents was a stark reminder of the disparate values and standards held to rich white women as compared to virtually everyone else.
There were a lot more "only a white girl could get away with this lol" moments for me, including Abigail's (Kathryn Newton) now-defunct "secret project," which involved her auctioning her virginity in an effort to raise awareness for human trafficking. Abigail's reasoning is that if it's okay for children in other countries to be sold into sex slavery, how much more disturbing would it be for a white, wealthy, American teenage girl to have her body sold, too? It was meant to make the viewer uncomfortable, social commentary on Abigail's point—that most (white) people regard (young) white women as the most delicate, pristine and precious beings that should be protected at all times, with their virginities being the highest prizes in all the land—as well as Abigail's own self-aware commentary on the self-indulgent white savior complex.
Despite its flagrant white privilege, what makes Big Little Lies tolerable is its character development. Each person is a real, complex human being. With the exception of Perry "the monster" (as he described himself to his children) and Tom (Joseph Cross) who is perfect, no one was actually good or bad. Like with most folks in real life, we're all a bit terrible and wonderful. Even ex-deadbeat dad Nathan (James Tupper) had some redeeming qualities, as did ice-queen Renata. For the most part, the characters are highly-self aware. They know when they are being ridiculous and petty. They acknowledge their own shallowness and superficial values. Even when they are sitting in their luxury mansions grumbling over whose six-year-old's party was better, it's clear that these women are searching for something we all search for, no matter our race, gender, or bank account balance: purpose. That's what sparks empathy. These characters have it all, yet their pain feels familiar. They lack essentials money can't buy.
Kadia Blagrove is an NYC-based writer for all things life and culture. She focuses on women, people of color, goodwill, and Beyoncé. You can check out her work on KadiaB.com and catch her tweets @KazzleDazz.


"Do you have a staring problem!"
"No don't raise your voice at me!"
"I will because you won't stop staring at me and Casie and I am going to say something because it's weird and gross!"
"JUSTIN TAKE YOUR SEAT NOW!"
"NOT UNTIL YOU STOP STARING!"
Casie starts to calm Justin down so he doesn't get himself in trouble. But then Mr.Doodleman yells at them.
"Justin, Caie you guys go to the office now and after school." Casie then says.
"Mr.Doodleman in calming him down so if you don't mind sit down and keep your mouth shut."
"DON'T MESS WITH US OR OUR FAMILIES AGAIN!"
Justin and Casie walk to the nurse and tells them everything that happened and that they need an ice pack after that they went to the office to tell them what happened and they gave Casie and Justin 4 after school detentions and they fired and put the teacher in jail for 2 years for child abuse. Justin and Casie served theirs after school detentions on Tuesday and Thursdays. After school, Justin and Casie went to the office because they were going to talk to the moms and Justin's dad about what happened and their consequences for their actions. They head home and Justin and Casie both get in trouble by the parents. They all had a long talk about what happened at school. Justin and Casie said they won't ever forget that day.


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Back in 1993, respected, retired news anchor, Walter Cronkite, said "America's healthcare system is neither healthy, caring, nor a system." One could argue the same sentiment holds true today in 2016.
There is no arguing that healthcare in the United States has changed quite a bit in the past 23 years. In fact, the U.S. healthcare system is in "high change mode" according to Ian Morrison, PhD, strategist, author, consultant and futurist. Morrison is the former president of the Institute for the Future and a founding partner of Strategic Health Perspectives, a forecasting service for clients in the healthcare industry.
Our healthcare system is evolving from volume to value. Back in the '90s, we focused on getting as many patients as possible into the healthcare system. Now, the emphasis is on value and the need to engage increasingly value-conscious consumers. These consumers are more educated than ever and want input in their healthcare.
So what does all of this change mean for those of us who work in healthcare marketing and communications? Consider where the industry is heading.
Healthcare has moved to more of a retail focus with people picking their insurance plans and comparison shopping for medical services. This requires marketers to clearly differentiate products and services so consumers fully understand their options and can make an informed decision.
"The patient experience is critical. This doesn't mean just how successful a procedure is or how responsive a nurse is. It's the clinical, operational, cultural and behavioral aspects of services provided across the continuum of care," according to Christy Dempsey with Press Ganey.
Hospitals are rated on these experiences by the Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) and ratings are tied to reimbursement so it is critical for health systems to measure, manage and improve the patient experience. Clear, concise communications play a valuable role in ensuring internal alignment across the hospital system. Additionally, helping patients and families navigate through what is often a confusing and complex process is fundamental to creating the optimal experience.
Lastly, we've probably all heard of population health and the movement from sick care to a focus on health and wellness. It's not surprising to understand the reasons behind the movement, especially when you consider that more than 80 percent of the nation's $2.5 trillion health spend goes to chronic disease management, according to Michael F. Roizen, MD and Olivia Delia of the Cleveland Clinic.
Marketing and communications professionals will play a pivotal role in helping motivate people to adopt healthy behaviors and lifestyles. Reaching target audiences with relevant messaging that motivates behavioral change will be paramount. This is a great opportunity to consider how integrated marketing can make a difference. How can we both reach and resonate with people where they're already spending time? What strategies and tactics will work best and offer the greatest ROI?
While change is here and will be for the foreseeable future, it's an exciting time to think about the role communications and marketing will play. The key is engaging these professionals from the onset, not as an afterthought. By beginning with the end in mind, healthcare communicators will be well-positioned to help their organizations through the massive changes sweeping this industry.
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Dear ICAO Council representatives and national delegates, The Paris Agreement adopted in 2015 marked a groundbreaking evolution in the global ambition to fight climate change. It also makes clear that a radical shift is required to move beyond the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM). We, representing 61 organizations from around the world, are therefore calling upon…
Carbon Market Watch recommendations for the Bonn Climate Change Conference (SB48)
Dear Respected Colleague, Ahead of the Bonn Climate Change Conference, Carbon Market Watch is pleased to share our recommendations as well as an overview of our upcoming event and recent publications (below). A new direction for the Sustainable Development Mechanism A zero-sum offsetting system is incompatible with the Paris spirit, there is hence no future…
Open letter to UN Special Rapporteurs: request to carry an on-site visit to assess situation regarding Barro Blanco
Dear Special Rapporteurs, We, the undersigned organisations, want to draw your attention on the worrying situation faced by the local communities affected by the Barro Blanco hydroelectric dam located in the Ngäbe-Bugle Comarca (autonomous territory), in Western Panama, and kindly ask you to carry out an on-site visit in order to meet with the communities…
Letter to FMO & DEG on their response to the situation concerning Barro Blanco in Panama
Dear Mr. Kleiterp and Mr. Wenn, We want again draw your attention to the fact that the situation in Panama surrounding the Barro Blanco dam remains grave and urgent. Due to the so-called test flooding, the affected local communities now have water encroaching on their land and are already suffering the damaging consequences as described…
Open Letter to the President of Panama: Immediate suspension of test flooding in Barro Blanco
Dear President Varela, We, the undersigned organisations, are deeply concerned for the personal safety and security of the Ngäbe communities, affected by the Barro Blanco Hydroelectric Power Plant Project, who are determined to stay and defend their sacred lands, regardless of the ongoing flooding. We urge you to protect their life and their integrity and…
Stakeholder comments regarding ongoing human rights concerns associated with the Barro Blanco Hydroelectric Power Plant Project (CDM Project #3237)
24 April 2016 Dear Mr Buendia, Dear Mr Wolke, We, the April 10 Movement for the Defense of the Tabasará River (M-10), Alianza para la Conservación y el Desarrollo (ACD) and Asociación Ambientalista de Chiriqui (ASAMCHI), are writing to provide stakeholder comments regarding the ongoing human rights concerns associated with the Barro Blanco Hydroelectric Power Plant…
Barro Blanco: take urgent action to ensure that the Ngäbe are free from repression and eviction
We are receiving reports from our partners in the Ngäbe indigenous territories of Panama that they are being threatened to be evicted without their consent this week. We fear this eviction makes way for completion of the Barro Blanco dam – a project registered under the UN's Clean Development Mechanism and financed by German and Dutch…
Letter to the CDM Board by United Nations Special Rapporteur John Knox
Dear CDM Board Members: I write in my role as the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the human rights obligations relating to the enjoyment of a safe, clean, healthy and sustainable environment. On Human Rights Day last year, 10 December 2014, all 76 of the United Nations Special Rapporteurs, Independent Experts, and other Special Procedures…
Request to support due implementation of CDM rules re #3237: Barro Blanco Hydroelectric Project
Dear Mr Schneider, Dear Mr Buendia,
We, the April 10 Movement for the Defense of the Tabasara River (M-10), Alianza para la Conservacion y el Desarrollo (ACD) and Asociacion Ambientalista de Chiriqui (ASAMCHI), are writing to inform you about the decision of the Panamanian government to temporarily suspend the project Barro Blanco Hydroelectric Power Plant, in the Tabasara River, Panama (project number 3237). The decision was taken because of breaches of the national environmental impact assessment requirements, including shortcomings in the agreement with the locally affected indigenous communities.
In light of the recent decision that the CDM local stakeholder consultations are to be conducted "in accordance with applicable national regulations, if any."1, we hereby ask the CDM Board to take action, including to coordinate with ongoing investigations, react to the suspension decision of the Panamanian government, and suspend the project upon finding non-compliance with the current CDM rules and procedures.
Response to the Letter from MEPs to the CDM Board on the Santa Rita hydroelectric plant project
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On behalf of the Chair of the CDM Executive Board, I would like to thank you for your communication of 20 May 2015, informing us of your serious concern about project 9713: Santa Rita Hydroelectric Plant. Your letter was made available to the CDM Executive Board (the Board).
I hereby inform you that project 9713" Santa Rita Hydroelectric Plant" was registered by the Board on 2 June 2014 after undergoing a review process at the request of Board members. The issues you raise in your letter were looked at during the course of this review and it was found that the proposed project activity had complied with the requirements of the CDM, including the local stakeholder consultation process. Further, the designated national authority (DNA) of Guatemala issued required letter of approval (dated 2 July 2012) confirming that the project will assist Guatemala in its efforts to achieve sustainable development. The DNA had also confirmed to the Board, in the course of the review of the project activity, that the local stakeholder consultation process was carried-out appropriately.


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Japanese-brand entertainment on the international scene will take an important step forward this year (2014) with the launch of a concert tour kicking off in China.
Beginning in June, Alice Nine will start their Asia Tour, performing in China, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and South Korea. The China-leg of their tour will see them perform in eight different cities: Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Beijing, Shanghai, Chongqing, Xiamen, and Hong Kong. There aren't too many cases that I can think of when such major Japanese artists have performed in so many cities in the one country.
In my travels, I've witnessed for myself just how popular Alice Nine are around the world, and you can tell just by the sheer number of requests for their songs from overseas on NHK WORLD's Japanese music TV program, "J-MELO." I am also apart of Team J-MELO and occasionally make appearances on the show. In 2013, the bands that were most requested by international viewers were, the GazettE, Arashi, Alice Nine, and Morning Musume, in that order.
I sat down with vocalist and group leader, Shou, and guitarist, Hiroto, and asked them about their thoughts on their upcoming China tour.
"I went to Indonesia and a few other places for the first time two and a half years ago, when we went to Asia to take part in an event with a number of other bands, and the trip really struck a chord with me. Ever since then I've wanted to do a tour of Asia. As for China, I was really into Chinese history as a child, so their culture is quite familiar to me and I can't wait to see the country for myself. When I was nine, I was hooked on "Sangokushi," the manga by Yokoyama Mitsuteru, and after that I fell in love with novels like "Shui Hu Zhuan" ("Water Margin") and "Kou to Ryuho." But I want to see all the other parts of China that aren't in the stories and see them with my own eyes." Shou also told how he's currently hooked on the Manga, "Kingdom," that depicts the events of China's Spring and Autumn period.
Hiroto: "I also can't forget the concert we gave in Indonesia and Singapore two years ago. The excitement from the crowd was incredible and it made me feel like they had been wanting to see us so badly for so long. It was moving. The concert opened up my eyes to the possibilities of other countries that I know very little about. For our up-coming tour of China we've got a lot of stops planned. I can't even imagine what these places are going to be like. I really just can't wait to see the effect our music has over there."
Alice Nine's tour of China will not only consist of cities that are familiar to Japanese people, like Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, but also the perhaps lesser known, Xiamen and Chongqing (both of which I visited in the course of my cultural diplomacy activities and both of which are profoundly memorable).
Shou. Amongst the characters of Sangokushi, Zhang Fei is Shou's favorite. "I admire him for his humanity and his brute strength."
Hiroto. "I like the sound that China's classical musical instrument, the erhu, makes."
My first visit to Chongqing was in January, 2010. The city is located in the very west of China, where the Yangtze and Jialing rivers cross. The number of people and skyscrapers is overwhelming. It was here that I got to try authentic Chongqing-style hotpot (lit: "fire pot" in Chinese) which has a tongue-numbing kick to it unlike anything most Japanese have probably ever experienced (once you get used to it, though, it starts to become quite addictive), and I got to speak with a great many young people who simply love Japan, as well.
As the leader of a special group touring China and as a guest of anime events, I ended up travelling to Chongqing four times in the one year.
And now Alice Nine, a group who I know well outside of work too, will be going there too. I have high hopes for them and what they'll achieve and I'm sure the hopes of all the young people who live there are soaring equally as high.
⇒ Interview with Shou and Hiroto of Alice Nine Continues
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Sync the vinum manpages with the recent disklabel work.
264 * may only be set as boot-time tunables.
300 * Perform sanity checks of tunables declared above.
306 * This has to be done before VM init.
328 * responsibility of the caller to initialize those fields before use.
7b6f875f 345 * Initialize the mbuf and the packet header fields.
7b6f875f 366 * A mbcluster object consists of 2K (MCLBYTES) cluster and a refcount.
400 * mbuf now has an attached cluster.
444 * Used for both the cluster and cluster PHDR caches.
447 * with the situation by checking M_EXT.
7b6f875f 499 * M_EXT | M_EXT_CLUSTER, and 99 is returned if it is a special M_EXT.
7b6f875f 559 * Allocate an mbuf.
622 * Get a mbuf (not a mbuf cluster!) and zero it.
7b6f875f 637 * Returns an mbuf with an attached cluster.
639 * convenient to keep a small pool of free buffers of this kind.
641 * forwarding rate in a bridge or router.
JH 683 * Allocate chain of requested length.
50503f0f 712 * if we succeed in allocating it, we will just return a pointer to m0.
715 * up everything we have already allocated and return NULL.
50503f0f 717 * Deprecated. Use m_getc() and m_cat() instead.
JH 735 * Adds a cluster to a normal mbuf, M_EXT is set on success.
736 * Deprecated. Use m_getcl() instead.
758 * since multiple entities may have a reference on the cluster.
764 * with the serializer.
800 * if any, is returned.
MD 803 * code does not call M_PREPEND properly.
818 * to the objcache.
847 * or a non-packet-header cache.
861 * associated with a cluster.
869 * cache if the cluster hasn't been shared.
890 * have to destroy the mbuf.
893 * be M_EXT | M_EXT_CLUSTER but without M_CLCACHE.
909 * from the normal mbuf pool rather then the cluster pool.
919 * the mbuf. The cluster may or may not be custom.
926 * return the mbuf to the mbuf cache.
MD 961 * copy junk along.
988 * continuing for "len" bytes. If len is M_COPYALL, copy to end of mbuf.
74f1caca 989 * The wait parameter is a choice of MB_WAIT/MB_DONTWAIT from caller.
991 * only their reference counts are incremented.
1023 * associated with it.
1068 * Copy an entire packet, including header (which must be present).
1069 * An optimization of the common case `m_copym(m, 0, M_COPYALL, how)'.
1071 * only their reference counts are incremented.
1074 * the copies also have the room available.
1131 * continuing for "len" bytes, into the indicated buffer.
1161 * you need a writable copy of an mbuf chain.
1223 * Concatenate mbuf chain n to m.
1224 * Both chains must be of the same type (e.g. MT_DATA).
1225 * Any m_pkthdr is not updated.
1257 * Trim from head.
1276 * calculating its length and finding the last mbuf.
1279 * after the remaining size.
1299 * Correct length for chain is "count".
1301 * and toss data from remaining mbufs on chain.
1324 * avoid being called next time.
1336 * otherwise allocate a new mbuf to prepend to the chain.
1388 * attempts to restore the chain to its original state.
1393 * M_WRITABLE() macro to check for this case.
1456 * Routine to copy from device local memory into mbufs.
50503f0f 1457 * Note: "offset" is ill-defined and always called as 0, so ignore it.
1500 * chain if necessary.
1563 * "Move" mbuf pkthdr from "from" to "to".
1564 * "from" must have M_PKTHDR set, and "to" must be empty.
1577 * Duplicate "from"'s mbuf pkthdr in "to".
1578 * "from" must have M_PKTHDR set, and "to" must be empty.
1579 * In particular, this does a deep copy of the packet tags.
1599 * will be returned.
1602 * mbuf (chain?) will be returned unharmed.
1604 * m_defrag_nofree doesn't free the passed in mbuf.
1677 * Move data from uio into mbufs.
1724 * Return the number of bytes in an mbuf chain.
1725 * If lastm is not NULL, also return the last mbuf.
1744 * Like m_lengthm(), except also keep track of mbuf usage.


REALLY excited for this season!
As I write this I have 2 females due to lay and a handful more building towards ovulation! And it's only March!!! 🙂 Really stoked to see what pops out this year as we have alot of cool Axanthic combos in the works and some definitely cool new things!
For your viewing pleasure a few breeding photos as well as our first clutch of 2015!
*Please excuse the messy cages, we try to disturb them as little as possible during the season to entice breeding.
**Please excuse the pic quality ;), most are just quick cell pics.
Clutch 1501 in the eggs!
Clutch 1501 out of the eggs!


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Owned and operated by the March Family, King Memorial Park is one of the largest African American owned and operated cemeteries in the eastern region. We have years of experience caring for families, from all walks of life. Each family comes to us because they know we are leaders in our profession, dedicated to excellence in service, and have the highest integrity.
King Memorial Park is a testament to our heritage. It's a place to come to celebrate the lives of those we love, reflect on the impact they had in our lives, and share memories. The staff of King Memorial Park is very aware of the importance of this place in the lives of our community members, and each of us has takes our commitment to service very seriously. We always have.
CNN Heroes: Helping Baltimore's grieving kids heal - by Marissa Calhoun
Last year, Baltimore's homicide rate hit a four-year high. Yet families have few resources to help them heal from the trauma of a relative's sudden death. That's where Annette March-Grier steps in. Her nonprofit in Baltimore helps children and their families cope with grief.
King Memorial Park is a reflection of forward thinking and dedication to preserving our heritage. The 1973 purchase of land in Baltimore County by William C. March and three other funeral directors was just the beginning. Today, his vision and his commitment to service, is shared by our professional staff.
As owners and operators of the country's largest African-American cemetery, the March Family has developed the areas of the cemetery to reflect the history and dignity of the black community as well as the Islamic community with unique memorialization. We will continue to do so far into the future.
Located in the scenic rural part of West Baltimore County, King Memorial Park emulates the scriptures' depiction of green pastures. Our manicured lawn, evergreens and lush shrubbery are testimony of our commitment to maintain a well-kept cemetery. Our offices are warm and welcoming; we invite you to visit us.


Jazz Big Band arrangement of the traditional spiritual. Perfect as a show piece or for a student choir piece. Features trumpets, saxes, trombones, and rhythm section.
Won't let Satan blow it out, I'm gonna let it shine!
Let it shine 'til Jesus comes, I'm gonna let it shine!
Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine!Hide it under a bushel? No! I'm gonna let it shine!
Hide it under a bushel? No! I'm gonna let it shine!


text:
<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

namespace Sonata\CoreBundle\Tests\Validator;

use PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase;
use Sonata\CoreBundle\Tests\Fixtures\Bundle\Validator\FooValidatorService;
use Sonata\CoreBundle\Validator\ErrorElement;
use Sonata\CoreBundle\Validator\InlineValidator;
use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\ContainerInterface;
use Symfony\Component\Validator\Constraint;
use Symfony\Component\Validator\ConstraintValidatorFactoryInterface;
use Symfony\Component\Validator\Context\ExecutionContextInterface;
use Symfony\Component\Validator\Exception\ValidatorException;

/**
 * @author Ahmet Akbana <ahmetakbana@gmail.com>
 *
 * @group legacy
 */
final class InlineValidatorTest extends TestCase
{
    private $container;
    private $constraintValidatorFactory;
    private $context;

    protected function setUp(): void
    {
        $this->container = $this->createMock(ContainerInterface::class);
        $this->constraintValidatorFactory = $this->createMock(ConstraintValidatorFactoryInterface::class);
        $this->context = $this->createMock(ExecutionContextInterface::class);
    }

    public function testGetErrorElement()
    {
        $inlineValidator = new InlineValidator($this->container, $this->constraintValidatorFactory);

        $inlineValidator->initialize($this->context);

        $reflectorObject = new \ReflectionObject($inlineValidator);
        $reflectedMethod = $reflectorObject->getMethod('getErrorElement');
        $reflectedMethod->setAccessible(true);

        $errorElement = $reflectedMethod->invokeArgs($inlineValidator, ['foo']);

        $this->assertInstanceOf(ErrorElement::class, $errorElement);
        $this->assertSame('foo', $errorElement->getSubject());
    }

    public function testValidateWithConstraintIsClosure()
    {
        $this->expectException(ValidatorException::class);
        $this->expectExceptionMessage('foo is equal to foo');

        $constraint = $this->getMockBuilder(Constraint::class)
            ->setMethods(['isClosure', 'getClosure'])
            ->getMock();

        $constraint->expects($this->once())
            ->method('isClosure')
            ->willReturn(true);

        $constraint->expects($this->once())
            ->method('getClosure')
            ->willReturn(static function (ErrorElement $errorElement, $value) {
                throw new ValidatorException($errorElement->getSubject().' is equal to '.$value);
            });

        $inlineValidator = new InlineValidator($this->container, $this->constraintValidatorFactory);

        $inlineValidator->initialize($this->context);

        $inlineValidator->validate('foo', $constraint);
    }

    public function testValidateWithConstraintGetServiceIsString()
    {
        $constraint = $this->getMockBuilder(Constraint::class)
            ->setMethods([
                'isClosure',
                'getService',
                'getMethod',
            ])
            ->getMock();

        $constraint->expects($this->once())
            ->method('isClosure')
            ->willReturn(false);

        $constraint->expects($this->any())
            ->method('getService')
            ->willReturn('string');

        $constraint->expects($this->once())
            ->method('getMethod')
            ->willReturn('fooValidatorMethod');

        $this->container->expects($this->once())
            ->method('get')
            ->with('string')
            ->willReturn(new FooValidatorService());

        $inlineValidator = new InlineValidator($this->container, $this->constraintValidatorFactory);

        $inlineValidator->initialize($this->context);

        $this->expectException(ValidatorException::class);
        $this->expectExceptionMessage('foo is equal to foo');

        $inlineValidator->validate('foo', $constraint);
    }

    public function testValidateWithConstraintGetServiceIsNotString()
    {
        $constraint = $this->getMockBuilder(Constraint::class)
            ->setMethods([
                'isClosure',
                'getService',
                'getMethod',
            ])
            ->getMock();

        $constraint->expects($this->once())
            ->method('isClosure')
            ->willReturn(false);

        $constraint->expects($this->any())
            ->method('getService')
            ->willReturn(new FooValidatorService());

        $constraint->expects($this->once())
            ->method('getMethod')
            ->willReturn('fooValidatorMethod');

        $inlineValidator = new InlineValidator($this->container, $this->constraintValidatorFactory);

        $inlineValidator->initialize($this->context);

        $this->expectException(ValidatorException::class);
        $this->expectExceptionMessage('foo is equal to foo');

        $inlineValidator->validate('foo', $constraint);
    }
}

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Discussion in 'Ban Appeals' started by Acez609, Jan 18, 2019.
Console that would be because it is from a faction that I was in before that my friend destroyed so now because it looks broken people will not come to take things from my chests. I did dig the tunnel to get back down because I lost my home there but my other friend I used to play with was there so I was able to get back. please do not set my balance to zero I worked quite hard to get there. I understand i shouldn't have done this and it won't happen again .
Why is there no record of you ever being there before this incident? The only time that you ever interacted with something at this base was during this particular incident. If this was your old faction, I'd expect the logs to show you interacted with things before this incident.
I built a town out in the wild and placed hidden chests in several locations,all the chests were placed to catch x-ray/chestESP, unfortunately after u received a Hack warning for a different offense you magically dug up every hidden chest in that town.
to find out there was another location that was x-rayed shows more than enough evidence that you use hacks and therefore this Appeal is denied.


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The national industrial market definitely met and potentially exceeded expectations during the first quarter. Based on preliminary results, approximately 31 million square feet were absorbed, the strongest quarterly performance since the fourth quarter of 2007, while construction has remained muted – only 5 million square feet was delivered during the quarter, and 13 million square feet remains under construction across the country. Improving demand and minimal new construction deliveries drove the national vacancy rate down 20 basis points to 10.2 percent from the fourth quarter 2010, 70 basis points down from its recent peak of 10.9 year over year. Asking rental rates have bottomed, with preliminary numbers showing an increase of nearly 2.4 percent from the previous quarter, translating into 9.9 percent annualized growth.
Overall, we are very encouraged by the recovery in the broader industrial market. While delivery of new construction will delay the return to pre-recession levels, local market conditions are getting closer and closer to experiencing sustained and meaningful net effective rent growth.
"U.S. Office Market First Look: 2011-Q1"


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The scaling allows the objects on the Kitchen screen of the POS terminal to appear at a considerable size, which makes the pictures more attractive and usable.
It is advised to use the scaling when switching the screen image to a large TV screen or a monitor.
To get started, click on the «Call of Scaling screen» button.
Use the slider to set up the required scale.


text:
import { moduleForComponent, test } from 'ember-qunit';
import hbs from 'htmlbars-inline-precompile';

moduleForComponent('email-action', 'Integration | Component | email action', {
  integration: true
});

test('it renders', function(assert) {
  // Set any properties with this.set('myProperty', 'value');
  // Handle any actions with this.on('myAction', function(val) { ... });"

  this.render(hbs`{{email-action}}`);

  assert.equal(this.$().text().trim(), '');

  // Template block usage:"
  this.render(hbs`
    {{#email-action}}
      template block text
    {{/email-action}}
  `);

  assert.equal(this.$().text().trim(), 'template block text');
});


text:
Olga Shuvalova
(biography, photos, videos) Olga Shuvalova
Name: Olga Shuvalova ( Olga Shuvalova )
Date of birth: 9 December 1985
Place of birth: Saint Petersburg
Activities: Russian theater and film actress
Olga Shuvalova : biography
Olga Shuvalova is a young Russian actress, whose career started at the age of 15 and since then has been rapidly moving up.
Olga A. Shuvalova was born in December 1985 in the Northern capital. Here in St. Petersburg, she spent her childhood and teenage years.
In the family of Olga there was no one in the art world. But the girl is already in 3 years I decided to become an artist. Since then, stubbornly went to the goal. Made a successful debut in the makeshift home the stage and received the first applause from family, Olga continued to improve, speaking in kindergarten and 220-th school, which is located on the Nevsky Prospekt.
At 9 years old, Shuvalov started to attend the Theatre of youth creativity, where, like a sponge, absorbed all the wisdom of acting.
A cinematic biography of Olga Shuvalova started in 2000, when she was barely 15 years old. The young artist was involved in the episodes of the popular St. Petersburg project «national security Agent», «special Forces 2» and «Streets of broken lamps». Although these series are not made Olga a famous actress but a successful start has been made. She starred on the actors whose names are familiar all over the country.
During the shooting process Olga Shuvalova took a closer look to the game meters and what they learned. Perhaps that is why after finishing school she decided not to engage in drama school, and to continue working in the movie. Moreover, the new proposals from the Directors received regularly.
In 2004, Olga Shuvalova starred in the science fiction Thriller «the Maze of the mind.» She played a young drug addict. And the next year she got one of the Central roles in the drama of Andrei Kravchuk's «the Italian». Viewers saw Olga in the role of orphanage pupils Ira, 14-year-old prostitute.
This role was for Shuvalova star. Critics and audiences appreciated the skill of a young actress. Yes, and the film received the highest scores. There was even the idea to send a picture to the competition film award «Oscar», but this film was replaced by another.
After the release of «Italian» Olga Shuvalova appears on the screen regularly. Every year 3-4 new paintings or TV series, where he plays the actress. The most successful among the latest projects in which he played the St. Petersburg artist, the film «rush Hour» on the product Jerzy Stravinsky and the drama «All will die, and I will stay» Valeria Gai Germanicus. In the first film Olga Shuvalova played in tandem with Konstantin Khabensky. And in the second she was given the main role.
Not to mention a wonderful picture «my Happiness», where Shuvalova got another starring role. Olga presented this successful project at the Cannes film festival.
At the moment, an actress from St. Petersburg quite a busy career in cinema, which takes away from her almost all my free time. However, the personal life of Olga Shuvalova arranged. She grows two wonderful children — a daughter and a little son who was born a year and a half ago.
Olga says nothing about the father of their children, preferring not to bring to the court strangers my private life.
«The agent of national security»
«Special force 2»
«Streets of the broken lanterns»
«Labyrinths of reason»
«All will die, and I'll stay»
«My happiness»
«Good hands»