His family has Sacramento in its DNA. He went to Sacramento State. His family's "Filco" stores has been a part of Sacramento for decades.
He's ambitious, a formative salesman and for a brief moment, he was the prince of Sacramento.
His project "The Towers on Capitol Mall with two, fifty three story condominiums would have changed the face of and quite possibly the image of Sacramento.
This massive (500 million dollar) project would have been the most expensive in the city's history. In contrast, the Golden 1 Center was less than 600 million. Before one support piling was shoved into the ground, one tower had completely sold out. Financing for the project collapsed and CalPers reportedly the giant lot at 3rd and Capitol.
The collapse of the Capitol Tower, may have been a good thing for Saca. As the nations real estate market south, selling out the second tower and the rest of te complex would have been a challenge. Less ambitious projects in midtown struggled for years.
In 2014, nearly seven years after the Capitol Towers project. John Saca said he would build the another Condominium/Hotel project at 10 the J Streets. "The Metropolitan" like the Capitol Towers project, would be the largest and tallest building of its kind in the city .
The block on J Street between 10 and 11 is arguably the worst block in downtown Sacramento. As both sides of the street is filled with vacant boarded up buildings.
One side of the street is Saca's property on the other side is the former Copenhagen Furniture Store and several other closed and boarded up stores. Copenhagen closed after a fire in the ninties and relocated across town.
Thirty to forty percent of first time visitors to Sacramento, travel down J street to the Convention Center or the Memorial Auditorium. Visitors staying at the popular Citizen Hotel pass by those empty boarded up buildings on route to the convention center. Finally, after more the twenty years, the city has said enough to the owners of those properties.
Last week the City told Saca, he had until July to move forward with his project or he risks losing his rights to build on that site. In other words, he would have to start over and reapply.
There are many of us rooting for John Saca, the local boy with a dream.
A former Sacramentian, now living in San Diego resently said about her home town.
The tallest single use condominium in Sacramento is the 14 floor Capitol Towers built in the sixes. While there are several condo projects on the drawing boards, none are under construction. Including a smaller mixed used project on the site of former Saca project at third and Capital.
Other cities similar in size to Sacramento have several projects in the sky. Our leaders in Sacramento, often get it wrong. They propose expanding a convention center that has never been profitable. Many cities planted seeds to get the first large projects off the ground. They saw the benefits of bringing empty nesters and the well healed back downtown. Sacramento's leadership isn't quite there..
While is original vision did not come to fruition. To his credit, Saca convinced quite few hundred people in a city with low aspirations. to share his vision. That says a lot about his abilities as a salesman.
Despite his best efforts, he fouled out. Locating a lender willing to take a risk on a large project could be daunting.
I am unashamedly a fan. There are a quite of few of us ,who wants the local guy to put his signature on Sacramento's bleak skyline. To believe in Sacramento and people here. But, everyone starts from START. I hope he pushes ego aside and secure financing on a smaller project,say, 20 story condo on that site.
If he is the salesman he was in 2006, he will have his sky shattering building in the sky in few years. The city will work with him, he still has few fans in high places in the city but they are waning. The Sac Bee reports, neither he or a representative attended the zoning meeting last week We are often judged is by our actions. Can he bring this project forward or is he man with dreams and renderings?
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The Iberia Peninsula Atlantic Margin spans for over 900 km in length along the coasts of Spain (Galicia Region) and Portugal. The Meso-Cenozoic basins along this margin underwent a complex geological evolution characterised by several distinct phases of extension, uplift, subsidence and inversion. The geological history of this margin is strongly related to the North Atlantic opening and the Tethys Ocean Closure.
Several offshore basins, with different sedimentary covers and structural elements have developed along the margin in different distal to proximal positions. From north to south the main sedimentary basins are: the Galicia Basin, the Porto Basin, the Peniche Basin, the Lusitan Basin (partially onshore), the Alentejo Basin and the Sagres basin.
In this vast area only 24 exploration wells have been drilled offshore (2 offshore Spain and 22 offshore Portugal). None of these wells was drilled outside the continental shelf, in deep water, to explore the thickest part of the sedimentary covers of the basins and some of the offshore basins (Galicia Basin, Peniche Basin, Alentejo Basin) do not have exploration wells drilled in.
Most of the seismic available was shot on the continental shelf and only few regional lines extend to the deep water parts of the margin. Indications of a working petroleum systems have been collected and improve the exploration attractiveness of the area.
This study focuses on identifying the exploration potentials of the different basins that are located along the Iberia Atlantic Margin. The study is based on the integration of the all the available information in the area, on the use of analogues and on the comparisson between the geological evolution and petroleum systems present on the analogues basins on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean.
The study has also used vintage seismic lines, covering also the deeper parts of the Atlantic margin basins, and well data to define the different possible componetnts of the petroleum systems. The available data and information confirm that in the different offshore basins there is the possibility of the presence of pre-, syn- and post-rift complete HC systems.
The report includes also a series of enclosures and a GIS project that contains maps that display the possible distribution of plays, of the paleogeography through time, main structural features and location of all the data acquired during previous exploration activities.
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HC POTENTIALOF SHALLOW WATER MIOCENE CARBONATES IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA
POSSIBLE ANALOGUES OF THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN CRETACEOUS ISOLATED CARBONATE PLATFORMS
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The NJIT Program Review Process, the centerpiece of the university's student learning assessment initiative, has four objectives: to provide a forum for the assessment and improvement of all degree granting and university programs; to demonstrate continuous improvement in the delivery of educational curricula; to promote a culture of assessment by building a cohesive assessment strategy; and to create a central, web-based repository for assessment design and supporting documents.
These objectives are yielding a university-wide forum for collaboration as we share the visions we have for our program, the strategies we use to achieve our program goals, tactics by which we implement these goals, and the metrics we use to measure our success. Our methods of assessment of educational effectiveness are thus aligned with our methods of assessment of institutional context.
Because program review at NJIT is viewed as a research process, we are investigating new ways of understanding student achievement and reporting our findings. We are dedicated to designing and promoting program assessment initiatives within and beyond NJIT.
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Program Review Scoring Sheet (January 10, 2013)
Student Learning Assessment: Program Review Process Presentation (October 17, 2011)
Program Status Summary of Fall 2011 Review Assignments (October 17, 2011)
Program Review Schedule (October 17, 2011)
Student Learning Assessment: Program Review Update, Briefing at CAA by the NJIT Middle States Sub-Committee on Assessment (March 16, 2011)
NJIT Program Review Process: Guidelines (January 24, 2011; Updated: August 4, 2011)
Assessment of the NJIT Core Competencies (January 24, 2011)
Student Learning Assessment: Program Review Process, Report of the NJIT Middle States Sub-Committee on Assessment (October 7, 2010)
NJIT Program Review Process: An Enhanced Model Presentation (May 11, 2010)
A Documentary Approach to Assessment of Student Learning (Podcast 13 and Podcast 14, August 1, 2010)
Assessment of NJIT Core Competencies: An Integrated Model (May 12, 2010)
The NJIT Program Review Process: Toward a Cohesive Educational Assessment Framework (February 25, 2010)
Briefing Memo on Quality Assurance in eLearning Framework from Distance Learning Advisory (DLA) and Teaching, Learning, and Technology (TLT) Committees (June 18, 2010)
The NJIT Program Review Process: Examples
Documenting Engagement Presentation to Academic and Student Services (September 22, 2010)
Strategic Planning Initiative of the College of Science and Liberal Arts
The NJIT Model for Quality Assurance in eLearning (Podcast, August 1, 2010)
An Orientation to Automated Assessment: Andrew Klobucar (September 11, 2009. Experiment underway in Fall 2010)
The NJIT Student Learning and Assessment Documentary Project: The Writing Placement Case Study (Podcast, August 1, 2010)
Previous Program Review Process: Examples
From 2000 through 2009 NJIT used a rigorous program review process that functioned as a program audit. Criteria for the review included faculty qualifications and scholarly productivity, research dollars, teaching loads, cost per credit hour, enrollment, retention and graduation rates, time to degree, degrees awarded, courses offered, and so forth. As an audit process through which inefficient or underutilized programs could be terminated, departments were reluctant to participate. As well, the process offered little that would help instructors design a gap analysis—a determination of that which students learned, where students had fallen short, and where curricular revision was justified.
Simply put, the old program review process was not robust enough to provide a framework to assess and monitor student learning outcomes. The new program review process implemented in 2010 changes the focus from a contentious audit to a forward-looking model: one that helps the university determine that students have knowledge, skills, and competencies consistent with NJIT goals. The new program review process is enabling NJIT to determine that, at graduation, our students have achieved goals appropriate to New Jersey's science and technology research university.
Listed below are our former Program Review Guidelines and examples of programs that were reviewed successfully under the former process.
Program Review Guidelines, 2005
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Podcasts: A series of podcasts have been recorded to describe the campus wide approach to the Student Learning Assessment effort
The NJIT Cycle of Student Learning and Assessment (Podcast 9, June 2010)
The NJIT Matrix of Student Learning and Assessment (Podcast 10, June 2010)
The NJIT Matrix of Student Learning and Assessment: CSLA Case Study (Podcast 11, June 2010)
The NJIT Student Learning and Assessment Documentary Project (Podcast 12, June 2010)
The NJIT Student Learning and Assessment Project: The Writing Placement Case Study (Podcast 13, August 1, 2010)
The NJIT Model for Quality Assurance in eLearning (Podcast 14, August 1, 2010)
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Friends in life, Steven Le Hyaric and Perrine Fages managed to link Lhassa to Kathmandu at the beginning of June via the Friendship Highway. An unprecedented performance carried out in six days and punctuated on a course perched rising to more than 5,000 m in altitude, between sacred lakes and monasteries.
Connecting Lhasa to Kathmandu is certainly not the most frequent tourist circuit, but it is nevertheless in the catalog of some tour operators. Some, even crazier, have taken up the challenge of covering the distance by bike and in less than six days. United by a taste for effort and travel, Steven Le Hyaric and Perrine Fages - who are lifelong friends - set out to conquer this oh so sinuous journey.
For his part, it's not Steven Le Hyaric's first rodeo, after having completed a mountain bike ride on the Great Trail Himalaya or in the Sahara desert, and completed the Paris-Dakar in record time in order to warn about global warming. His sidekick Perrine Fages, for her part, is strongly taken by her profession as a lawyer, which imposes strict time constraints on her. This forces the duo to think of new adventure formats.
Between Lhasa and Kathmandu, the result of their crossing is eloquent and speaks for itself. To understand the nature of their effort, 1207 kilometers covered, including 500 of ascent and 200 of Gravel, 30 hours of sleep in six days, all above 4200 meters of altitude. Ten passes, including six above 5000m. "Locally, what impressed people," Steven says," is that the trip is supposed to take seven days by car. At this altitude even the mechanics run out of steam.
Spirituality against the museum
Arriving in Lhasa inspires mixed feelings in Steven Le Hyaric, who is very much into Buddhism and meditation. At the foot of the Potala, this incredible monastery-fortress which was the Dalai Lama's winter residence until 1959, the vast esplanade where so many monks prayed, demonstrated and sometimes sacrificed themselves, is transformed into a parking lot.
"It's the impression of arriving too late, after the passage of history"
Bitumen and clean white lines want to bury spirituality. "We were going to look for a change of scenery, we found another," says Le Hyaric. It is the impression of arriving too late, after the passage of history. For me, the Potala was Tintin in Tibet and Alexandra David Niel. Today the faithful still come there on pilgrimage, but the Potala is a museum without cracks.
"And to move from one district to another, the Tibetans"badge!" Spirituality remains a sensitive subject for the Chinese government. Perrine and I were fascinated by these faithful walking the paths of prayer and throwing themselves to the ground every three steps, hands joined, in a city under surveillance."
Altitude attitudes
It is with their heads full of these images, and perhaps full of humility, that Perinne and Steven get on their bikes at dawn of the first day, heading for the "Friendship Highway". This is the name given to the Lhasa - Kathmandu road when it was built in the 1960s. The objective was to facilitate trade between the two capitals: on the back of yaks or porters, this represented 45 days of travel.
The two cyclists cycle from dawn to dusk. Riding 200 to 300 km on this strange motorway balcony perched between 4,000 and 5,000 meters above sea level is an incredible requirement for the body. In addition, frequent police checks interrupt them in their crossing.
The guide, imposed by law (it is not possible to travel alone in Tibet) plays his role: he facilitates discussions with the authorities, but intervenes between travelers and the populations that Steven would like to approach more spontaneously.
"A fabulous journey on the edge of the forbidden"
The panorama consoles them, which every day brings out, by turns close and inaccessible, the highest peaks in the world. The morning, having left at five o'clock, when they arrive at the border post of the Everest region, the official sleeps on his table, and is not very happy to be woken up. They hope to cycle to Everest Base Camp.
But, as part of a campaign to "clean the roof of the world," the last two kilometers are off limits to tourists. We have to negotiate. At 5,000 meters above sea level, a visit to Rongbuk Monastery moves them. Isolated from everything and made tiny by the overwhelming presence of Everest, the place where the multicolored tents of mountaineers are scattered "would awaken the most narrow-minded minds".
After the imposing border post with Nepal, Perinne and Steven only have a few kilometers of stony track to raise the dust and enjoy the calm. Soon the impeccable asphalt of the Araniko road will be covered again with trucks and with the altitude, the two friends will lose the feeling of being alone in the world.
What Steven Le Hyaric keeps is the feeling of having, in this country as sublime as it is tense, a kind of limit. "A fabulous journey along the edge of the forbidden, and of my physical means: To always ride at the altitude of Mont Blanc is literally to change scale."
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Haas captures the illuminated and poignant Audrey Hepburn, at her wedding to Mel Ferrer, in Switzerland in 1954.
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Compania deține un lanț de 20 de farmacii și laboratoare și trei depozite pentru medicamente.

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Titlurile Dornafarm se tranzacționează la categoria de bază a pieței Rasdaq, secțiunea XMBS, sub simbolul DOFA.

În noiembrie 2009, compania a intrat în insolvență, datorită incapacității de a-și achita datoriile.

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Pranks Gone Wrong: Liabilities
We have all seen someone pull a prank at some point in our lives. A search on Youtube will pull up millions of it. We may even have pulled a few ourselves. Pranks can range from covering someone's mouse sensor with a piece of tape to pretending to shoot someone to scare a passing pedestrian. Sometimes, however, even innocent pranks can go very wrong and could result in injury or sometimes even death.
Most funny pranks start out innocently; however, the act of carrying out the prank may result in legal trouble. Because of the nature of pranks, it may often be difficult to determine who will pay for the victim's damages when injuries are involved.
Can someone be criminally liable for a prank?
Yes. Any prank that results in an assault, destruction of property, harassment, traffic violation, gross negligence, fraud, vandalism, even murder or manslaughter can result in criminal charges.
Some pranks that should be avoided
Spiking drinks. Perhaps to some people, spiking drinks is all fun and games. However, even something as harmless as food coloring can trigger an allergic reaction and a quick trip to the ER for the unfortunate victim. Also, clearly, spiking someone's drink with an illegal substance, or even legal drugs can get the prankster in legal trouble as well.
Prank calls. In the state of California, even prank calls could lead to criminal charges. These can be considered harassment.
Wet-Willys. This gross and annoying prank may be considered an assault especially because it involves bodily fluids. It could also be considered a type of bullying, especially in a school setting.
Vandalism. Egging or TP-ing someone's property may be considered vandalism and could land you in hot water. Or, in the case of Adrian Broadway from Little Rock, Arkansas, the consequences could be fatal. In 2014, Adrian, along with her group of friends, did a little retaliation prank on someone who pranked them by throwing toilet paper, eggs, and mayonnaise on a car parked at this person's house. Unfortunately, as they were leaving, a man came out of the house and opened fire on the group of kids, killing Adrian and injuring another teenager from her group.
Deaths caused by pranks
In August 2011, two teens in Ohio covered a stop sign with plastic wrap as a prank. That afternoon, two sisters, aged 80 and 85, went out for a drive. Not seeing the stop sign that was covered in plastic wrap, the driver drove straight through the intersection and got hit by an SUV. One sister died on the scene, the other at the hospital. The teens were charged with tampering with a traffic control device and involuntary manslaughter.
In 2013, a 16-year-old boy from Fern Creek, Kentucky, decided to play a Halloween prank on his sister. He set out a noose and pretended to hang himself to scare her. Unfortunately, the prank turned real and he accidentally hung himself. His younger sister found him and called for their mother. It was too late, however. Twelve hours after he accidentally hung himself, he died.
In Boca Raton Florida, a 16-year-old boy was playing "ding-dong-ditch" to amuse himself in 2016. As he walked away from the last house he played the doorbell-ringing prank on, he was shot to death by the homeowner. The owner claimed he thought the 16-year-old was an armed intruder. The homeowner pled guilty to manslaughter.
Pranks may be funny. However, sometimes they can turn into legal troubles that could cost not only legal damages but also someone's life.
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Respondent/Defendant: Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform
Court/s: High Court, Supreme Court
Citation/s: [2006] IEHC 341, [2007] IESC 62, Unreported
Judgment Date/s: 20 Dec 2007
Judge: Murray C.J., Denham, Fennelly, Kearns and Finnegan JJ.
Category: Citizenship, Deportation
Keywords: Citizenship, Deportation, Deportation Order
URL: https://www.courts.ie/acc/alfresco/db10cc28-3d14-4dd0-b976-72674ef380c1/2006_IEHC_341_1.pdf/pdf#view=fitH, https://www.courts.ie/acc/alfresco/2712d0e6-2e6b-4ddc-910c-4d4a1cf03237/2007_IESC_62_1.pdf/pdf#view=fitH
In December 2004, the Minister announced revised arrangements for processing claims from non-national parents of Irish children for permission to remain in Ireland. A notice setting out details of the scheme was published in January 2005. This notice invited applications for permission to remain in the State from non-national parents of Irish born children before January 1 2005. The arrangements became known as the "IBC 05" Scheme.
In the instant case, the parents of an Irish citizen child applied to the Minister for permission to remain in Ireland pursuant to the Scheme. The child's mother was granted residency but the father was not because he had not been continually resident in Ireland from the date of the child's birth. The applicants sought to quash this decision, claiming that refusing his application for failure to meet a requirement of continuous residency without considering the rights, including welfare rights, of the child was in breach of the child's rights under Articles 40.3 and 41 of the Constitution and was in breach of the State's obligations under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights and consequently in breach of Section 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights Act 2003.
In granting the relief sought, the High Court held that the Minister's decision was in breach of the citizen child applicant's rights under Article 40.3 and under Section 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights Act 2003 and that the applicants were entitled to an order quashing the Minister's decision refusing the citizen child's father's residency application. The Court further stated that there was nothing in any of the documents outlining the terms of the scheme that precluded anyone who was not continuously resident in the State from the date of birth of a citizen child from making an application. The Court stated that the citizen child was central to the scheme and that the Minister was bound to act in a manner consistent with the State's obligation to defend and vindicate, as far as practicable, the personal rights of the citizen, including the right to live in the State and to be reared and educated with due regard for welfare. The Court stated that these rights are qualified and that the Minister may decide, for good and sufficient reason, in the interests of the common good, that a parent be refused permission to remain, even if this would not be in the best interests of the child, so long as such a decision is not disproportionate to the ends sought to be achieved.
The respondents appealed the High Court's decision to the Supreme Court, arguing, inter alia, that the High Court had misdirected itself in law and fact. The Supreme Court allowed the appeal, finding that both the application and the High Court were misconceived, that the scheme was established by the Minister exercising executive power, that the requirements of the scheme were set out clearly and included a requirement of continuous residence, that it was not intended that the Minister would consider constitutional or ECHR rights, that there was no interference with any such rights, such rights being appropriately considered under Section 3 of the Immigration Act 1999 and that consequently the High Court's analysis was premature.
Principles: Applications pursuant to the "IBC/05" Scheme were properly subject to the requirements of the scheme as set out and which included a requirement of continuous residence. The Minister was not obliged to consider applicants' constitutional or ECHR rights in determining applications pursuant to the scheme, such rights being appropriately considered pursuant to Section 3 of the Immigration Act 1999, as amended, on foot of proposed deportation.
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Home entertainment Ellen Degeneres Reveals She 'Felt a Great deal of Guilt' After Her Former Girlfriend's Tragic Dying but the Reduction Introduced Her Job
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Ellen DeGeneres acquired her huge crack with the routine, "Phone Call to God." Many years in advance of the comedian grew to become an Emmy-successful daytime converse present host, DeGeneres had a marriage that finished in tragedy. Her huge break, she stated, came in spite of that loss.
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In 1980, DeGeneres was just 22-decades-old, residing with then-girlfriend, Kat Perkoff in New Orleans. The two lived collectively till Perkoff moved out due to connection concerns.
"I couldn't manage to stay exactly where we have been dwelling alongside one another and so I moved into this very small minor basement apartment," DeGeneres informed Dax Shepard on his Armchair Expert podcast.
During their time apart, Perkoff requested to speak about items and perhaps reconcile. They satisfied at a demonstrate for Vance DeGeneres's band, according to a 2015 Master Class, as explained to by DeGeneres.
"She was attempting to get me to appear back again house. I acted like I couldn't hear her due to the fact the songs was far too loud. I was being really…dismissive of her," she mentioned.
The two went their different ways. As DeGeneres drove back again, she handed a motor vehicle "split in two." The following morning, she discovered that it had been Perkoff in that automobile concerned in an incident. Perkoff did not make it.
"That, of study course, built me sense like I should have gone property with her that night," DeGeneres claimed, noting that she felt "a great deal of guilt."
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"In an quick, she just was gone. It shifted my entire focus," she explained.
Perkoff's sister manufactured a characteristic-length documentary about known as One more Dropped Angel in 2008.
On Clean Air in 2002, DeGeneres informed Terry Gross she hadn't however appear out.
"It was difficult also due to the fact I didn't truly get to grieve or accept how devastating that was for me," she claimed.
The star couldn't afford lease at that time, compelled to move into a flea-ridden basement.
"I'm laying on the flooring, wide awake, considering, 'Here's this attractive girl, 23 a long time old, who's just gone," DeGeneres told The New York Moments in 1994. "So I started out writing what it would be like to call God and talk to why fleas are below and this man or woman is not."
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The early 1980s weren't totally comedy-targeted for DeGeneres. She'd in no way created a skit or comedy regime right before — till the "Phone Phone to God" sketch came about.
"I just thought it would be astounding if we could just decide up the cell phone and get in touch with up God and check with concerns and get an respond to," DeGeneres recalled about her popular "Phone Contact to God" little bit," she informed Shepard.
"It just unfolded, I just wrote the whole matter and when I completed, I study it and I thought, 'Oh my God, that's hilarious. I'm likely to do this on Johnny Carson and I'm likely to be the initially woman in the historical past of the clearly show to be referred to as more than to sit down."
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The program, which references the distressing memory of fleas, aided DeGeneres earn Showtime's "Funniest Individual in America" contest. The title received her a place on The Tonight Exhibit Starring Johnny Carson.
When she finished the sketch, Carson asked DeGeneres to sign up for him on the couch across from his desk — the greatest honor for a comedian. DeGeneres was the initial woman he'd ever questioned.
DeGeneres transitioned into sitcoms in the 1990s and eventually, The Ellen DeGeneres Display, which she's hosted for 18 seasons. The comic took a heartbreaking event and turned it into a new story.
DeGeneres identified like once again with Portia de Rossi
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Just after all of that — including coming out on her sitcom, Ellen — DeGeneres managed to locate love all over again and all over again. She seldom speaking of her multi-10 years-prolonged ache but in its place, channels it into her function.
DeGeneres experienced a public connection and separation with Anne Heche (1997-2000). The split left DeGeneres baffled.
"She walked out the door and I have not spoken to her due to the fact I don't have the responses," she explained to The Los Angeles Moments in 2001. "I would like to have them myself. I would ask all of the thoughts that every person else needs to ask…. I'm left with most people else wondering what took place. I really don't know I truly feel betrayed."
The chat exhibit host then dated Alexandra Hedison in advance of she met and fell in love with Arrested Advancement star, Portia de Rossi. They married in 2008.
For DeGeneres's 60th birthday, de Rossi, played the Carson little bit for all the star's buddies and family. It is a terrific reminder of all that DeGeneres overcame, and all she's grow to be, in spite of her suffering.


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Betting on Overwatch esports and pro gaming events is simpler than many first-time bettors may think. The accessibility of playing and watching the game in general, combined with the straight-forward betting markets available, means it's incredibly easy to place a good value wager on your favourite team with minimal hassle.
There are dozens of world-class betting sites offering the latest value betting markets on Overwatch League and Overwatch World Cup matches, along with generous bonuses and promotions. This guide will cover how to bet on Overwatch esports, betting strategies to consider, and what type of bets and markets are available.
Where to bet on Overwatch esports
Betting on Overwatch: An introduction
Overwatch is a 6 vs 6 team-based first-person shooter with an emphasis on completing objectives rather than scoring kills, though eliminations help teams complete their mission easier. The game has three distinct game modes: Assault, Control and Escort, with a fourth game-type, Hybrid, combining elements of them all. The two teams face off on one of 30 distinct maps, which are designed around a specific game-mode.
Each team member can select and play as one of 20 + unique characters, also called heroes. All heroes in Overwatch have their own abilities, playstyles, ultimates, pros and cons. These heroes fall into one of four roles: Offense, Defense, Tank and Support.
What makes Overwatch esports so exciting is players can switch heroes on-the-fly mid-game, meaning strategies can change in an instant. Overwatch is incredibly fine-tuned and balanced around all of their available heroes to ensure competitive and casual play remains fair and that there is always a counter for every single team composition and tactic.
We go into more depth on the heroes, maps, game-types, jargon and game strategies in our general Overwatch esports guide, which we highly recommend giving a read before you decide to place a bet on your favourite team.
Bet types in Overwatch esports: Available markets
Overwatch betting is the same as wagering on many other esports available at top-rated betting sites. While logged into your account at your chosen betting site, you can view the list of available betting markets on the latest Overwatch esports events by navigating to the sportbook's esport section. The odds offered by the betting site in question is representative of the team's most recent performance and results, and will differ between sportsbooks.
Below, we detail the types of bets you can place on Overwatch esports, based on the available markets offered by our highest rated esports betting sites.
Match Winner: The main type of bet you can place on a Overwatch esports event is betting on the outcome/result of the match in question – essentially, which team wins. The betting terminology varies between sportsbooks, but generally it is known as a 'Match Winner', 'Money Line' or 'Head to Head' bet.
Handicap: You are placing a bet on whether the team with the handicap advantage or disadvantage wins the match. A set margin (often called the line) gives an unfavourable team a small advantage over the favoured team, usually in the form of rounds, to place the game on equal footing. You can only place a handicap bet when there are only two possible outcomes and it is not always offered at most sportbooks.
Outright Winner: A common type of bet you can place on Overwatch esports is betting on the overall winner of specific OW tournaments – not individual matches, but the entire tournament in question.
As you can see, the types of wagers on Overwatch esports is fairly straightforward and similar to the options available for many other esports titles at betting sites. The game currently does not have as many prop markets at other popular esports such as CS:GO or Dota 2, where you can bet on more specific outcomes such as which team scores the first kill or which team wins a specific map.
With the Overwatch League now in full swing, more varied betting markets from our recommended betting sites are yet to appear other than Match Winner for the time being.
Where can I watch live streams of Overwatch esports events?
Overwatch League and other Overwatch esports tournaments are live streamed in real-time on many different free platforms, including Twitch, Major League Gaming's official website and the Overwatch League's hub. Find out how to watch Overwatch esports live-streams in our guide.
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Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
The Canadian Francophone Experience
Francophone immigrants and their families explain why they chose to live in Francophone communities outside Quebec.
Learn more about Francophone immigration and Francophone life across Canada.
This video is also available in HD on YouTube where you can leave a comment, share it on your social network or embed it into your site.
Transcript: "The Canadian Francophone Experience"
Video length: 11:32 minutes
Upbeat music plays in the background while a video montage containing: mountain scenery, the Parliament Buildings, a busy downtown street, families playing outside in the snow, a kayaker, an outdoor urban market and an aerial view of Toronto is shown.
Text displays: "The Canadian Francophone Experience"
Narrator: Francophone communities throughout Canada will be pleased to welcome you. Canada has two official languages: French and English. Bilingualism is an opportunity to capitalize on. It opens doors for newcomers and future generations. Most French-speaking Canadians live in Quebec, but a great many live in vibrant communities in the other provinces and territories.
A map of Canada with a red dot representing Labrador City, Labrador is shown.
Text displays: "Labrador City Newfoundland and Labrador"
A bungalow is shown in the winter. A man in the kitchen prepares his children's lunches as they eat breakfast.
Text displays: "Jean-Nicolas Dorat - Origin: France – Occupation: Engineer"
The family of four poses in their living room.
Jean-Nicolas Dorat (speaking French): My name is Jean-Nicolas Dorat. I am the proud father of Gabriel and Charline, and Aude is my wife. We immigrated to Canada in April 2011 from Belgium, where we spent four years. We were originally from France at the beginning.
"Gabriel, come and get your lunch box."
The father and mother sit on a couch. The mother speaks.
Text displays: "Aude Milvaux"
A montage is shown intermittently as she speaks. It includes: The son packing his backpack, the father and daughter reading, the children relaxing on the couch.
Aude Milvaux (speaking French): At the very beginning, we really wanted to go abroad to see what it was like somewhere else, and our experience in Belgium let us target our destination a little better. We wanted to go to an English-speaking country primarily…with a similar standard of living to what we had in Europe. I looked on the Internet to see where Labrador City was and I said, "Wow! What a cool adventure that would be."
The father speaks. A montage of their daughter getting ready for school, walking down the driveway and getting on a bus is shown intermittently as he speaks.
Jean-Nicolas Dorat (speaking French): I worked as a project engineer and it worked out well. It was the right fit. My office manager left and I replaced him, a great promotion—success from a professional standpoint. The obvious destination for French-speakers from Europe is "Hey, I'll go to Canada, to Quebec." And when you get here, the market's more competitive than expected and you don't have the advantage of speaking French because everyone speaks French. From the start, I wanted to go to the rest of Canada because immigration opportunities were better for us if we went to a place where the so-called competition was "not as fierce as it can be in Quebec" because a Francophone in Quebec is not a difference.
A map of Canada with a red dot representing Edmunston, New Brunswick is shown.
Text displays: "Edmundston New Brunswick"
A man is shown driving down a city street.
Text displays: "Cyriaque Kiti – Origin: Benin – Occupation: Account Manager"
CYRIAQUE KITI (speaking French): My name is Cyriaque Kiti and I come from Benin in West Africa. Edmundston is in fact a French-speaking town. But there were a few adjustments. We had to get used to English because, yes, French is spoken, but people work a lot in English. We had a warm reception. The integration process wasn't that difficult. We had some assistance to direct us to services, the various administrative offices. The people were really nice. They still called us six months later to see if everything was alright, if we needed anything. And the Newcomers' Centre also played an active role the first year. I wrote my résumé and sent it. That took about three months. But initially, it wasn't easy because the interview was entirely in English, and at the time, I wasn't that comfortable in English, but they still told me that they wanted to take me because they knew that with time, I would learn English. In the end, I started working at the bank. My training courses were all in English, but I managed to get through it. Since then, I've worked as an accounts manager.
The man parks his car, walks into a bank, sits down at a desk in an office and works at a computer.
At the bank, I have so many opportunities for advancement, and ongoing training is always available. There is so much opportunity. The adjustment period went well and now I'm used to both. I switch back and forth from English to French and I'm comfortable with it now.
A map of Canada with a red dot representing Vancouver, British Columbia is shown.
Text displays: "Vancouver British Columbia"
A busy urban street is shown. A man walks into a library.
He speaks while sitting at a desk. A montage of him walking around the library and browsing books is shown intermittently as he speaks.
Text displays: "Didier Rabesoa – Origin: Madagascar – Occupation: Representative, Customer Service"
Didier Rabesoa (speaking French): I've been in Vancouver for just over a year. My wife and two children, two daughters, are also here with me. We're very happy to be in Vancouver. There are mountains, the ocean and professionally, we've managed to integrate. I took part in the newcomers' integration program for French-speakers, and they pointed out every resource there was for housing, education, of course, and health. Why did we choose Canada? Because it was a bilingual country and we wanted our children to be educated in French and in English. And it's the ideal country for that and also because it is a country that is…thriving economically—a country of opportunity.
A map of Canada with a red dot representing Winnipeg, Manitoba is shown.
Text displays: "Winnipeg, Manitoba"
A car drives down a city street.
A woman is shown standing beside a flag.
Text displays: "Virginie De Visscher – Origin: Belgium – Occupation: Director, International Trade"
A montage of her interacting with work colleagues is shown intermittently as she speaks from her office.
Virginie De Visscher (speaking French): I come from Belgium. I am the Director of International Trade at the World Trade Centre in Winnipeg. I've been in Canada for four and a half years. I'm married and I have two little boys. We discovered that Manitoba had a really good immigration program, a sort of fast track for French-speakers. So, we looked into it and we really liked it.
Karine, can you take a look at the invoices "What's in it for you?" that we did last week?
Karine (speaking French): Yeah, sure. I'll take a look.
Virginie De Visscher (speaking French): Thanks. Thanks a lot.
Manitobans gave us a warm reception that made us feel welcome. They checked to see if we needed anything at all. We came over to check it out and visited all the French-language schools in Winnipeg. We met with banks and business people. We rented a car. We went to visit a few houses to see what the housing market was like. Then, we started the immigration process and nine months later we had our papers. And here we are.
A school bus drives down a snow covered street.
Text displays: "Labrador City, Newfoundland and Labrador"
A man shovels snow off his driveway. He stops to speak.
Jean-Nicolas Dorat (speaking French): In Europe, we were in a good position financially: we had our house, etc., so we still had… We didn't leave empty-handed. And the fact of having a job, well, we knew that it was something that would make integration and immigration a lot easier. We didn't have to think too much about it. It was great for me because I had snow again…like where I grew up in the Alps, and voilà. It was something that we also wanted our children to experience.
The school bus stops in front of his house and he greets his daughter as she gets off the bus. He walks her into the house.
Hey, Chacha… How's it going?
He is then shown driving.
We, Gabriel and Charline, they have about four or five activities a week and we spend about an hour in the car every week, so that they can do all their after-school activities. You can't put a price on that. It's priceless, and sometimes we go to the rink on the skidoo, or we walk or take our bikes to the soccer field.
People are shown swimming at a public pool. He speaks while standing beside the pool.
One of the first things that we wanted to do was sign up the kids for after-school activities, so that they could make friends, etc. Obviously, sports for the kids was a great, a quick way for us to integrate. Sports are very important to us and it's something that helped us, one, to benefit from the community and, two, to give back to the community what we could.
A car is shown driving down a busy street at night.
An outdoor soccer field is shown. Players are practicing on the field. A man records the practice from the sidelines with his phone, and speaks intermittently as footage of the players continue.
Didier Rabesoa (speaking French): Integration for my daughters was easy because the instruction at school was in French. It was really focused on personal development, self-confidence, so it was easy here for the kids to integrate at school. After, in terms of a social life, that took a little longer because we were in an English-speaking community. When we arrived here the girls didn't speak a word of English, so it was harder. There were steps that you couldn't skip like learning English, for instance. The Centre Francophone offers free English classes for new immigrants…permanent residents. The vast majority of people speak English, so you really have to learn English here.
Well, I was thrilled that they chose this sport because it's a team sport. It teaches them to work together and it's a way for them to integrate into the community. It helped them to learn English really fast.
A youth hockey team practices in an arena.
A man and a woman watch the hockey players from a mezzanine. They take turns speaking as footage of the practice is shown.
Virginie De Visscher (speaking French): People ask us, friends, people we've known for a long time, who want to know more and we tell them, "Yes, there are job opportunities. Yes, you can live in French. Yes, there are French schools. Yes, there are means to advance, to grow and opportunities to be had," but you have to be aware that English is everywhere and you have to work at it.
Text displays: "Steve De Mets"
Steve De Mets (speaking French): It's really important when you come to Manitoba to speak English. French is an asset, but you have to know how to speak English. That's for sure.
Virginie De Visscher (speaking French): We hear French spoken almost every day. All you have to do is go to the market, or to a show or even right here in the village, you'll find French. It's there. You just have to listen for it, to hear it. Right here around us at the arena or if I watch the kids playing, I'd say that at least half speak French. They might not speak French to each other, but they all speak French.
Steve De Mets (speaking French): Economically, Canada is doing really well. The proof is that it took Virginie two weeks to find a job and it took me three weeks. There are endless possibilities. It's a country of entrepreneurs, and we really like that side of things, and we think it's really important for our kids.
A minivan pulls into a residential driveway on a winter night.
A family is shown eating supper together. The mother and father take turns speaking as footage of the family continues intermittently.
Cyriaque Kiti (speaking French): The opportunities that Canada has today, it's one of the rare countries in the world that has the most to offer immigrants, and Canadians are generally quite open.
Text displays: "Nadine Kabwe-Kiti"
Nadine Kabwe-Kiti (speaking French): When I arrived in Canada, what really struck me was the welcome, but also how easy it was to access certain services. In other places, it's harder. It might involve services for recent immigrants. There are places where you can go ask questions. It's easier to find your way around. I was also struck by how easy it was to enter the system and ask for information, whether it was regarding my education or when I started a family, and then when I had kids. These are all services that people have and that were extremely beneficial to us.
Cyriaque Kiti (speaking French): Personally, we had a good experience. And if we had the chance, we would probably do it again. We would really urge them to try it, take risks, to leave, because right after we came, we had other friends who chose Ontario. It's a great experience—if people have the chance, they shouldn't hesitate.
Nadine Kabwe-Kiti (speaking French): When we immigrated here, it was in fact to start a family and to be able to speak…to continue speaking French, and also to be able to have our children learn English. It was also to be able to have the future that I wanted, where I wanted and basically the freedom to do it.
Three people leave a local recreational complex. They are then shown eating supper together.
A montage is shown including: four people playing soccer; an aerial view of a rural setting in the fall; spectators at an outdoor festival; a busy urban street; a trendy restaurant; an outdoor concert; a bridge at dusk; a lone youth skating with a hockey stick on a large frozen lake surrounded by mountains.
Text displays: "Canada.ca/francoimmigration"
Narrator: If you wish to immigrate to Canada, complete your Express Entry profile. The system is used to process permanent residence applications for certain federal economic immigration programs. In this system, duly completed applications by candidates who were invited to apply for permanent residence are generally processed in six months or less.
There are many ways to make the most of living in French in Canada. For further information, visit Canada.ca/francoimmigration.


Cheryl and Justin (in Newfoundland!) - Day one!
Earlier this summer, I went to Newfoundland with the awesome Cheryl and Justin for seriously one of the coolest and prettiest little weddings ever. Here are a couple of my touristy photos from St. John's. I think this is quite possibly the most beautiful city in Canada.
Cheryl and Justin got ready at Justin's hometown, a cute, teeny-tiny place called Colinet about 2 hours from St. John's.
Justin went paintballing for his Newfoundland bachelor party - his friends were (maybe) a little rough on him!
The hustle and bustle of the morning was followed by a bus ride (over some very bumpy remote rural roads) to the boat dock. Luckily, Cheryl had an on-board beauty team.
The boys got on their boat, and headed out over the foggy waters to Bar Haven.
Bar Haven, the island where Justin's dad grew up before the resettlement in the 1950s. There are only a few summer cabins on this little island where there hasn't been a wedding in 50 years, until this one.
The boy's shortpants and white socks, and Cheryl's awesome birdcage veil are based off of some old photos of people on the island in the 50's that Cheryl and Justin found.
The ceremony was held on the old church grounds - the foundation of the church is still there, bricks nestled in the long grass. Really emotional and beautiful, conducted by Cheryl's brother in law.
That's Cheryl and Justin's travel companion/favorite stuffie/ring pillow "Ippo" - he's been all over the world with them, and he has the photos to show for it!
Standing on the overgrown foundations of the old church.
Justin has a friend named Bernard, with a bit of a crazy streak. He decided this would be a good time for a swim.
... in the frigid salty water... I think he might have regretted his decision.
The boat ride home. This photo makes me laugh!
More photos to come soon from Justin and Cheryl's awesome reception in Colinet, NFLD!!


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Istället för abrakadabra é um curta-metragem de 2010 dirigido por Patrik Eklund e produzido por Mathias Fjellström. Como reconhecimento, foi nomeado ao Oscar 2010 na categoria de Melhor Curta-metragem.

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How can we use fog as dhcp server ? do we need to install program ? when we first setup we said NO to use fog as dhcp server. please help.
I found this guide online tried editing .conf file but it didn't exist in my fog server.
My new FOG server isn't working well. when i pxe boot target computer it gets dhcp ip but then gets stuck at TFTP… and says Tftp timeout. fog server, target computer and sophos box all connected to unmanaged switch.option 66 & 67 are correctly setup.
it did finish. but took long time. Thank you guys. please resolve this.
I followed this wiki to Migrate Fog. i updated IP settings and trying to re run fog install but it is stuck here not sure whats going on. appreciate help on this.
please mark this question as answered.appreciate your quick response.
is there guide on how to transfer image definitation ? doesn't look like it's covered in wiki.
Thank you i did follow this wiki but when go to web interface of FOG and check under images (List Images) they don't show up there.on the server when i do "ls" command images shows up there.do i need to create image objects in web interface ?
Please guide on how to export image to new fog server from old one. old server has only 1 image stored and everything else like hosts, groups etc blank. user account is also default. both servers are on same network currently.
so we have decided not go with this option as it might cause bandwidth issue if we send image over WAN. we are going to setup another fog server and will move it around our remote offices for imaging. now how do i go about transferring my exiting fog setup to new box including images that i have.


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North Carolina editorial roundup
By The Associated PressSeptember 5, 2018
Recent editorials from North Carolina newspapers:
The Charlotte Observer on American workers:
... It's practically a rite of late summer, the Labor Day Editorial. You probably know how it goes.
First, there's some history (with a little guilt on the side). We tell you that Labor Day came about not as a day of rest from work but to protest miserable working conditions. We remind you that in the late 1800s, the average American worked 12-hour days, seven days a week, and children as young as age 5 worked in mills and mines. Discontent with those conditions led to demonstrations, many of them bloody, and one in particular that resonates: The first "Labor Day" parade in 1882, when more than 10,000 workers poured into the streets of New York City on the first Monday in September.
Twelve years later, Congress would make that a federal holiday: Labor Day.
This is where the Labor Day Editorial suggests it's a good time to acknowledge what we should all year long — that American workers continue to struggle with the burden of low-paying, unstable jobs. We back that up with some stats, usually provided by advocacy groups this time of year, showing that some workers continue to experience a shortage of jobs, or that while the productivity of the American worker has increased 77 percent in the past 45 years, hourly pay has increased only 12 percent. (Yes, that's a real stat from the Economic Policy Institute.)
But wait, you say: Isn't this year different? Isn't the economy booming under President Donald Trump? Didn't the Republican tax cut free up corporate America to create more and better paying jobs for those workers?
Yes, but no. It's true that the Republican tax bill has been a windfall for corporations and the wealthy. And yes, wages have increased slightly in the months since, but those increases are in line with inflation. Real wages are actually stagnant, and even some Republicans have admitted that there's no evidence that tax cut money has been helping the American worker.
Meanwhile, closer to home, there continues to be two North Carolinas — one prospering and one laboring in jobs that hardly pay a liveable wage. Here, as in places across the country, tax cuts also have led to an inattentiveness to infrastructure that hits the already struggling hardest. In its 2018 report on the State of Working North Carolina, the N.C. Justice Center noted that a "lack of revenue and failure to invest in public works is resulting in erosion in many of the quality of life measures in North Carolina." Those range from crumbling schools to lack of connectivity in roads and transportation, to a continuing lack of access for some to affordable health care.
Have you heard this before? Yes. The American worker is falling further behind, here and across the country. The president's solution for that? Another corporate tax cut.
It's not working. We won't stop saying so. You shouldn't stop caring. The American worker, still among this country's most valuable asset, deserves better.
Online: https://www.charlotteobserver.com
The Fayetteville Observer on disaster aid:
Republican state lawmakers decided last week to investigate the Cooper administration's slow response to Hurricane Matthew relief in some of the state's hardest-hit areas... That could be a useful exercise, if our legislators use what they find to fix real problems, and they don't turn this into just another opportunity to deliver political body blows to the Democratic governor.
We fear what we'll see is the latter. So does the governor. His spokesman, Ford Porter, told the News & Observer that the decision to investigate was reached at a "sham hearing" because state Emergency Management Director Mike Sprayberry was at the meeting and wasn't asked any questions. "Republican politicians decided that the way to help Matthew survivors is to create another bureaucratic committee while the governor and his administration are focused on actually helping hurricane victims," Porter said.
So far, he added, nearly $750 million has been distributed for Matthew recovery.
That's true. But that's a pittance compared to our still-unmet needs and the federal funding that should be available and in use now. As we learned earlier in the summer, the state still has more than $236 million in federal funding on hand that's supposed to go into hurricane recovery. We're coming up on the second anniversary of Matthew's severe flooding, and the state is still sitting on nearly a quarter of a billion dollars in aid. Whoever may be at fault, it's clear that this recovery program isn't going smoothly and it could use some improvement.
State recovery officials attribute the holdup to the many reports and requirements that the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development imposes before it will allow the funds to be spent. But Sprayberry has also acknowledged that nobody in his operation has ever before dealt with a disaster of this magnitude. He implied that perhaps the job could have been done more efficiently.
So did state Sen. Danny Earl Britt, a Robeson County Republican, who said last week that he watched across the state line as South Carolina disaster-recovery officials got money with the same restrictions, and they have managed to accomplish a great deal more reconstruction. ...
Last week, though, HUD approved several key environmental reports from the state that will allow the release of federal disaster grant funds, perhaps as early as this month. ...
But we can't shake the belief that our state emergency-management and disaster recovery bureaucracies weren't up to the challenge that Matthew delivered. The hurricane brought unprecedented flooding and dramatically changed the definition of what should be included in this state's flood plains. It also should have forever revised thinking about who needs flood insurance and who doesn't.
When Hurricane Floyd brought similar flooding to parts of this state in the summer of 1999, it was called a once-a-millennium flood. But less than 20 years later, we experienced one that was even worse. And with catastrophic flooding the new signature of hurricanes (consider Houston), it's safe to predict that we'll see another storm like Matthew or worse, within our lifetimes.
So we hope our legislators can resist the temptation to play politics with problems related to Hurricane Matthew relief, and instead launch a bipartisan project to improve our state's disaster-response systems. They should work with HUD administrators as well, to find ways of speeding the federal requirements for disaster assistance.
Online: http://www.fayobserver.com
StarNews of Wilmington on Republican former governors and justices opposing constitutional amendments:
When all of the state's living former governors, including Pat McCrory, and all of the state's former chief justices, including arch-conservative I. Beverly Lake Jr., come out against something unanimously, chances are it's a bad idea.
Even the General Assembly had to notice — especially after it lost a lawsuit. So, they're trying a makeover.
In our last episode, North Carolina's legislature threw six constitutional amendments in front of voters for November.
Most were a rather sketchy lot. Some — for example, one to create a constitutional right to hunt and fish "traditionally" — seemed designed to get the Republican base to the polls in a midterm election.
Two were especially pernicious. One would have stripped the governor of the power to appoint members of most state boards and commissions. Another provided that the legislators, not the governor, would fill court vacancies that occur between elections.
These are the measures the governors and the chief justices opposed, arguing that they would wreck the state's separation of powers and prove baldly political.
Then a panel of three state judges, responding to a lawsuit by Gov. Roy Cooper, threw these two amendments off the ballot, ruling that the wording was vague and misleading.
So, our Honorables pulled themselves into special session yet again and gave the descriptions a makeover. The revised versions are less odious than the originals, but still bad.
In regards to the courts, one amendment would set up a complex network with a "Nonpartisan Judicial Merit Commission" and several local merit boards to come up with nominees. In the end, however, for any vacancy, the governor could only pick from a list of two candidates — both chosen by the legislature.
The other amendment left most of the governor's appointment powers intact — except for the state ethics and elections board. Here, the governor would have to choose from a list again — this one drawn up by the party leaders in the legislature.
Moreover, the amendment would reduce the board to eight members, effectively four Democrats and four Republicans. (Currently, the board has nine members, the ninth required to be unaffiliated with any party.)
Since those board members would be nominated by legislative honchos, it's safe to say they'd be fierce and loyal partisans. Which means that almost any vexing political question before the "reformed" board would result in a 4-4 split.
Which means that the results of any closely contested election would almost certainly wind up in the courts. Which (if the other amendment passes) would be staffed by loyal members of the majority party in the legislature.
Cooper is right; this is still a bald, partisan power play that would weaken state government, leaving it more venal and more vulnerable to corruption. Regardless of which party holds the executive office, we need to preserve a legitimate balance of power in state government. That is why Republican former governors — including Pat McCrory, who's not exactly a big fan of the current governor — spoke out.
If these two amendments ever do make it to the ballot, voters should reject them outright.
Online: http://www.starnewsonline.com


ZN - Non-Elite Everyday Business or 2-cabin First Award (tracks to the Z bucket). Also used for buy-up upgrade offered at check-in.
Points earning for all upgrades is based on the originally purchased fare. Also see below.
Upgrades Note that upgraded flights will post to your MileagePlus statement as Z(X) where the second letter (X) is the original booking class. The parenthetical letter defines the earning rate for the flight as points are earned based on the original booking class.
As always, many thanks sbm12.
Hope that they actually do allocate more seats to the xN buckets. (Am assuming that the xN buckets are actually sub-buckets (ie, if a 1k pax books into an xN bucket, then both the xN and the x bucket decreases by one).
One thing I found interesting is the fact that there is now RN (for elite upgrades) in addition to R for upgrade availability. Does this mean that instead of zeroing out R inventory at the EUA run, CO will simply allocate EUA space in RN?
It is interesting because non-elites could potentially mileage upgrade while elites were waiting for EUAs at their respective windows.
I've seen the elite inventory higher in many cases and the same in many others. No guarantees, to be sure. But I've definitely had instances where being elite got me seats that otherwise would have not been available.
Sortof...O is a subset of ON, for example, not the other way around, if they're doing it right.
They already give folks using miles or other instruments priority over EUA on the CO side and the new program will have that same policy for the CPU process. I'm not so sure that this is a real issue to worry about.
Not exactly the same. Currently instruments trump the EUA for a PP while in the future a GS will trump. Otherwise correct though.
Other than the Revenue Buckets, I see all the award seats are coded differently than UA Codes (NF, NY, XF, XY). Since we will be using CO SHARES by March 2012, we will have to re-learn the codes.
Thanks sbm12! A couple points of clarification.
Isn't "D" actually discounted business class? Or did that change recently?
Also, so "ON" is SaverPass F award AND C --> F upgrade space? So there is no distinction between the two?
Any idea why CO has a PN bucket on int'l long-haul (ie, not eligible for comp elite upgrade) flights? Thought this was used solely for comp elite UPGs in eligible markets?
Outstanding chart! Thanks a million. This really helps a lot.
Will be interesting to see how the fare buckets pan out on the routes in 2012.
Why are the awards listed in OPass parlance? In 60 days it's a dead program - what are the codes in United Mileage Plus parlance?
The same inventory bucket will be used for both.
They are listed in a phrasing that is easy to understand. It might be different names next year and it might not but the concept is the same. The fare buckets above are what will happen for the new program.
In the new scheme, yes.
For purpose of awards from other FFPs, will domestic first be designated I like PMCO or O like PMUA?


Seriously, the page might scroll till the end of your screen if we try to cover every product that Samsung launched at their press conference today.
It was easily one of the best conferences in recent time where they spoke less but their products were more than enough to showcase the prowess of the manufacturer. The conference was held in New York during which they confirmed that a Gear watch is coming, a tiny keyboard for their smartphones and two amazing flagship phones among other announcements.
The prominent announcement made during the event is the smartphones. Both phones feature a 5.7-inch quad HD display which is appropriately powered by the latest Exynos processor and 4 GB of RAM. The phones run on Android 5.1 operating system and has a 16 megapixel rear camera as well as a 5 megapixel front camera. Their batteries are big enough but charges in less time than other phones. As the name suggests, the Edge+ is a big phone that has a curved screen on the side.
A new camera app has been added to these phones which allow its users to instantly start streaming any video that they are capturing on Youtube. Live Broadcast is something new and will be exclusive only for those who spend on these flagships.
The phones are also capable of recording video in 4K ultra high definition and supports Samsung Pay, the new digital wallet that allows you to pay anywhere without having to take that credit card out. The Note 5 comes with a pen aka stylus which is a must have considering the big screen size. The S pen is much better and allows users to scribble on an empty screen before you wake up your phone to activate whatever you scribbled. Sounds nifty!
Instead of having to get rid of a touchscreen interface, Samsung has come up with a new QWERTY keyboard. You can slide it on top of their phones and use it similar to how you would use a keyboard on a Blackberry device. It's convenient, brings physical buttons back and can be snapped to the back panel when not in use.
The Unpacked event didn't showcase the smartwatch but promised that the Gear S2 will be making its official appearance on September 3 at the IFA show to be hosted in Berlin.
Galaxy Note 5's rival Xiaomi Redmi Note 2 was also unveiled on the same date. It's much cheaper than Samsung's phone but the final decision is yours. You can read more about its specifications and see some gorgeous pictures here.


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Born in Hunan province, China, Huang Wenya graduated from the School of Experimental Art, CAFA, in 2015, with a master's degree. His works cover video, photography, installation and performance art. Now he works and lives in Beijing.
It originated from the experience of the artist and Associate Prof. Wu Jian'an from the School of Experimental Art at the Central Academy of Fine Arts, who led the students to investigate the Miao region in Guizhou province.
"In Progress – The Annual Exhibition of Teachers from CAFA School of Experimental Art" and "Charging – The Course Exhibition of Video Art in CAFA School of Experimental Art" remains on view till January 15, 2018.
They collectively show the audience the latest teaching results of this specialty at the universities and colleges of art in China. The exhibition will remain on view till February 19, 2017.
Among numerous graduation works, "Street Child" is undoubtedly one of the outstanding works, it has been recognized by the academy and the community in the graduation season over the past month.
This time, the seemingly normal Boers-li Gallery provided a formal platform, letting these abnormal behaviors or acts, in all apparent seriousness, to reveal themselves to the public. This is not normal, but why should it be? Are you normal?
It was the 6th session of "The Artist Within" series with the invited speaker Lv Shengzhong who is the famous contemporary Chinese artist and Dean of the School of Experimental Art, CAFA.


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Massive Transient Increase of Death Due to Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest During COVID-19 Pandemic
By: Paris- Sudden Death Expertise Center
PARIS - June 9, 2020 - PRLog -- The incidence of cardiac arrest increased drastically over a six-week period of lockdown during the Covid-19 pandemic. This transient, yet surging, increase in incidence in incidence is in contrast with a stability of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) observed over the last nine years in the Great Paris Area. In addition, the survival rate of those with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest to hospital admission demonstrated a strong decline, leading to a major rise in OHCA-related deaths during the pandemic.
Since May of 2011, the Paris-Sudden Death Expertise Center (Paris-SDEC, founded by Xavier Jouven) has been tracking and systematically collecting data of OHCA incidents in the greater Paris area (6.8 million inhabitants) using a real-time multisource surveillance system. The current study, led by Eloi Marijon and Nicole Karam (Paris-SDEC) in collaboration with Daniel Jost (Paris Fire Brigade), evaluated real time data of OHCA and their survival during a six-week period (March 16-April 26, 2020) during the COVID-19 pandemic. Evidence demonstrated an immense surge in OHCA, with a total of 521 OHCA, creating an alarming incidence of 26.6 arrests per million inhabitants compared to a yearly incidence of 13.4 OHCA per million during the same time-period between 2012 and 2019.
While this surge in OHCA may be partially related to direct COVID-19 deaths, indirect effects of the pandemic are very likely. Those include lockdown, behavioral changes, and pandemic-related health system issues (decrease in the availability of family doctors, overwhelming of emergency medical services and postponement of consultations and scheduled non-urgent procedures…), as well as the fear of COVID-19 contamination of the general population who may have refrained from presenting to the emergency departments, calling emergency medical services and doctors' offices. This indirect effect of the pandemic seems highly prominent, since only one third of the increase occurred in patients with confirmed or suspected with the COVID-19 infection.
A prior study from the Paris-SDEC showed an almost eight-times higher survival rate to hospital discharge of sudden cardiac arrest when bystander CPR was administered. During the pandemic, OHCA witnesses and emergency responders may have been reluctant to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation on potentially infected individuals, as cardiopulmonary resuscitation is considered an aerosol generating procedure with significant risk of transmission. Finally, OHCA occurring in hypoxemic patients with COVID-19, and OHCA related to advanced cardiac injury such as in late presenters of acute myocardial infarction, may have lower probability of survival.
Dr. Eloi Marijon remains cautious, "Throughout the past 9 years, we have worked collectively to build the database, evaluate results, and find solutions to reduce the burden and increase survival rates. And it has worked – we have started to see increase in survival. Now, faced with an unprecedent crisis, we see a dramatic increase in incidence with low survival, and we are still trying to better understand and identify the most influential factors." Dr. Nicole Karam added, "We hoped that by launching this alert we would warn other countries who are still dealing with a COVID-19 epidemic, and our own system in case of a second wave, about the indirect mortality associated to COVID-19 pandemic."
"As we continue to find balance within our healthcare facilities and everyday operations during this COVID pandemic, such alarming results show us a tale of lessons learned. This increase in OHCAs highlights the collateral death, not taken into accounts in COVID-19 deaths statistics, and that should be considered when establishing public health strategies for dealing with the pandemic," Eloi Marijon reflects on the potential for structural changes under crisis situations.
The Lancet Public Health, May 27, 2020 https://doi.org/10.1016/S2468-2667(20)30117-1
Kaitlyn Greeley
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