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The 1992 NBA playoffs was the postseason tournament following the National Basketball Association's 1991-92 season. The tournament concluded with the Eastern Conference champion Chicago Bulls defeating the Western Conference champion Portland Trail Blazers 4 games to 2 in the NBA Finals. Michael Jordan was named NBA Finals MVP for the second straight year.

The Blazers won their second Western Conference title in the past three years, third overall in franchise history, behind the leadership of Clyde Drexler.

The Jazz made the Western Conference Finals for the first time in franchise history. They returned in 1994 and 1996 before finally breaking through in 1997.

The fourth-year Miami Heat became the first of the 1988 and 1989 expansion teams to make the playoffs, though they were swept in the first round by the Bulls. In 2006, the Heat would become the first of these teams to win the NBA title.

This was the first year since 1987 that the Bulls and Pistons did not meet in the playoffs. They did not meet again until 2007.

This was the first time since 1986, that the Pistons did not reach the Eastern Conference Finals, as well as, losing in the first round.

The Clippers made it to the playoffs for the first time since 1976, when they were the Buffalo Braves. It was also the first time since the Clippers arrival in Los Angeles in 1984 that both of Los Angeles' NBA teams, the Clippers and Lakers, qualified for postseason play together.

Despite Magic Johnson's stunning retirement due to testing HIV positive prior to the start of the season, the Los Angeles Lakers still managed to make their 16th straight NBA playoff appearance. It was their first appearance since 1974 without Johnson, Michael Cooper, or Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

Two games were postponed due to the Los Angeles riots following the Rodney King verdict, one being the Trail Blazers at the Lakers and the other was the Jazz at the Clippers. For safety purposes, both the Lakers and Clippers decided to move their home games to a nearby alternate venue; the Lakers played at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada (formerly an alternate home arena of the Jazz in 1983–84 and 1984–85 seasons; later host to the 2007 NBA All-Star Game) for Game 4, the Clippers at Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California for Game 4 (the Clippers returned to Anaheim at Arrowhead Pond in 1994 as an alternate venue and played there until 1999 whenever the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena was unavailable).

Game 4 of the Blazers-Suns series was the last game ever played at the Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum. It was a long game which lasted two overtimes and broke the NBA's playoff game record for points scored in one game, the Trail Blazers outlasting the Suns by a score of 153-151.

The Celtics' first round sweep of the Pacers would be their last playoff series win until 2002. After losing in the second round to Cleveland, Larry Bird retired after 13 seasons. As for the Cavs, it was their first Conference Finals appearance since 1976, but fell to the Bulls in 6 games. They would not return again until 2007.

Playoff seeds

Eastern Conference
 Chicago Bulls (67-15)
 Boston Celtics (51-31)
 Cleveland Cavaliers (57-25)
 New York Knicks (51-31)
 Detroit Pistons (48-34)
 New Jersey Nets (40-42)
 Indiana Pacers (40-42)
 Miami Heat (38-44)

Western Conference
 Portland Trail Blazers (57-25)
 Utah Jazz (55-27)
 Golden State Warriors (55-27)
 Phoenix Suns (53-29)
 San Antonio Spurs (47-35)
 Seattle SuperSonics (47-35)
 Los Angeles Clippers (45-37)
 Los Angeles Lakers (43-39)

Bracket

First round

Eastern Conference first round

(1) Chicago Bulls vs. (8) Miami Heat

 The first playoff game in Miami Heat history.

This was the first playoff meeting between the Bulls and the Heat.

(2) Boston Celtics vs. (7) Indiana Pacers

This was the second playoff meeting between these two teams, with the Celtics winning the first meeting.

(3) Cleveland Cavaliers vs. (6) New Jersey Nets

This was the first playoff meeting between the Cavaliers and the Nets.

(4) New York Knicks vs. (5) Detroit Pistons

 Isiah Thomas hits game-winning jumper with 7.6 seconds left.

 Patrick Ewing hits the game-tying shot with 13.4 seconds left.

This was the third playoff meeting between these two teams, with each team winning one series apiece.

Western Conference first round

(1) Portland Trail Blazers vs. (8) Los Angeles Lakers

 Terry Porter hits the game-tying 3 with 29.6 seconds left to force OT.

(*) Due to 1992 Los Angeles riots

This was the sixth playoff meeting between these two teams, with the Lakers winning four of the first five meetings.

(2) Utah Jazz vs. (7) Los Angeles Clippers

(*) Due to 1992 Los Angeles riots

This was the first playoff meeting between the Clippers and the Jazz.

(3) Golden State Warriors vs. (6) Seattle SuperSonics

 Gary Payton's famous alley-oop to Shawn Kemp.

 Shawn Kemp's famous dunk on Alton Lister.

This was the second playoff meeting between these two teams, with the Warriors winning the first meeting.

(4) Phoenix Suns vs. (5) San Antonio Spurs

This was the first playoff meeting between the Suns and the Spurs.

Conference semifinals

Eastern Conference semifinals

(1) Chicago Bulls vs. (4) New York Knicks

 The Knicks' only playoff victory in Chicago to date.

 This game featured Michael Jordan's famous steal and strip.

This was the fourth playoff meeting between these two teams, with the Bulls winning the first three meetings.

(2) Boston Celtics vs. (3) Cleveland Cavaliers

 Larry Nance hits the game-tying free throws with 29.3 seconds left to force OT.

 Larry Bird's final NBA game.

This was the third playoff meeting between these two teams, with the Celtics winning the first two meetings.

Western Conference semifinals

(1) Portland Trail Blazers vs. (4) Phoenix Suns

 Terry Porter hits the game-tying 3-point play with 33.6 seconds left in regulation to force the first OT; Kevin Johnson hits the game-tying jumper with 2.7 seconds left in the first OT to force the second OT.

This was the fourth playoff meeting between these two teams, with the Suns winning two of the first three meetings.

(2) Utah Jazz vs. (6) Seattle SuperSonics

This was the first playoff meeting between the SuperSonics and the Jazz.

Conference finals

Eastern Conference finals

(1) Chicago Bulls vs. (3) Cleveland Cavaliers

This was the third playoff meeting between these two teams, with the Bulls winning the first two meetings.

Western Conference finals

(1) Portland Trail Blazers vs. (2) Utah Jazz

 Delaney Rudd hits the game-tying 3 with 5.5 seconds left to force OT.

This was the third playoff meeting between these two teams, with each team winning one series apiece.

NBA Finals: (E1) Chicago Bulls vs. (W1) Portland Trail Blazers

 Michael Jordan scores 35 points in the first half, along with a then-record six 3-pointers.

 Kevin Duckworth hits the game-tying shot with 17.3 seconds left.

 Chicago overcomes a 79–64 deficit at the start of the 4th quarter to win their second straight title.

This was the second playoff meeting between these two teams, with the Trail Blazers winning the first meeting.

References

External links
Basketball-Reference's 1992 Playoffs page

National Basketball Association playoffs
Playoffs
Sports in Portland, Oregon
GMA Network television specials

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Monique Wanjala "I thought I couldn't get the virus, but no one is safe from it."
Monique Wanjala, training facilitator in the Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) program in Kibera, Nairobi, has been on antiretroviral therapy since early 2004.
Monique Wanjala, training facilitator in the MSF program in Kibera, Nairobi, has been on antiretroviral therapy since early 2004. She speaks about her life and her work with MSF.
Listen to Monique speak
I worked in the hotel sector in 1994 and I had an opportunity to further my education in Europe. Before leaving, I took an AIDS test in a private clinic. The result was positive. I refused the European offer. I apologized, but explained that I was not the best candidate.
– Monique Wanjala
Monique Wanjala, 33, remembers every detail of this moment that changed her life. This radiant young woman now coordinates the training courses offered by Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) to health workers and patients in the HIV/AIDS program in Kibera, a large slum in Kenya's capitol city, Nairobi. "I coordinate and organize the training courses that we offer to personnel and beneficiaries of the program. There are medical and non-medical courses, all focusing on HIV/AIDS. It's important for our doctors and nurses, for example, because the HIV/AIDS domain evolves rapidly. It's equally important for the patients, allowing them to receive information and be more involved in the program."
"A reminder"
In her private life, Monique looks after two children: a boy of 13 and a girl of 15, both of whom are HIV-negative. She shares her life with her partner. "He's HIV-positive as well. He has always supported me and has been by my side during all these years spent with HIV/AIDS."
If the discovery of her HIV status 11 years ago was a difficult moment, Monique considered it a "reminder". "I thought that the virus only affected people in the slums and that I could never get it. I was wrong. No one is safe. Everybody can get it. But it doesn't necessarily mean that you are going to die."
Monique decided to become involved in the fight against HIV/AIDS. She joined an international organization as a regional coordinator for the defense of women's rights. "In Kenya, around 60% of people infected with HIV/AIDS are women. Yet they are left to one side because of their difficulties in accessing antiretroviral treatment. I became very passionate about the cause."
At the time, Monique worked at a frantic rhythm. She criss-crossed the region, spreading her messages far and wide. But her immune system, weakened by the virus, could not keep up the pace. That was at the beginning of 2004. "My CD4 level (which indicates the condition of the patient's immune system) had dropped to 50. I was surprised because it was really low. I had to accept the inevitable: starting ARV treatment. I registered in MSF's program at Mbagathi Hospital."
"I have never been hospitalized in my life. In a way I am 'blessed' because I discovered my HIV-positive status early. I monitored my health and adapted my diet accordingly. But I was never ill." Monique's story shows how it is possible to live with HIV for years without developing AIDS, the phase that brings symptoms of illness.
Battling AIDS in a slum setting like Kibera is not easy for Monique. "MSF manages to understand the reality of the slums and respect the culture of the population, which has a large component of Muslims. We have to adapt our messages and involve the local communities in order to achieve results in this very particular setting."
In the future, she dreams of continuing the work started by MSF in Kibera and of reaching other populations in need. "MSF has demonstrated that it is possible to offer ARV treatment by involving all the local actors concerned. This should serve as a model. A model that we could duplicate and apply in other districts or even further away".

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Escalate II (Still nearly zero Special Election coverage)
DCCC spending another $80,560 against Djou.
Shapiro: Back to the political future (2010 = 1970?)
(These are the ONLY items on the Special Election in today's papers.)
SB: Lingle vetoes tax hikes, but overrides expected
Lingle issued six more vetoes late yesterday, bring the total of vetoes this year to 14. Lawmakers are expected to override many of them tomorrow.
But Lingle did approve a 20-cent-a-pack increase in cigarette taxes, which is expected to bring in an extra $11 million.
The biggest tax increase veto was for the barrel tax bill that tacked $1 on to the 5-cent tax now charged for importing a barrel of oil to Hawaii.
Burris: Budget at base is truly just a good guess
ADV: Job cuts and new taxes balance state's budget
Voters to decide on appointed school board
The bill is HB2376. (And it doesn't mean anything unless the Voters approve it on the November Ballot. Who will organize a PAC to fight for approval and defeat the HSTA/NEA spending $$$ to defeat this?)
The proposed constitutional amendment allows a governor to appoint the board after a transition period for the current publicly elected board. The state Senate would have to confirm the selections.
Gov. Linda Lingle had wanted to give future governors the power to appoint the state school superintendent. But lawmakers chose instead to direct that authority at the school board.
A companion bill due for a vote Wednesday would limit a governor's appointees to those submitted by an advisory council. (The companion bill should be rejected. it is how the HSTA could gain control over even an appointed BoE.)
SB: Measures target school hours, BOE
Shapiro: Time to cut a deal on school furloughs
$10 million isn't very far apart compared to the $30 million a couple of weeks ago, and there's a deal to be had if the two sides are willing to stop finger-pointing and start bargaining.
Lingle has compromised by backing off her demand that ending furloughs be tied to giving the governor the power to appoint the school superintendent, and she's increased her original offer of $50 million for two years to $57 million for one year.
Now it's the turn of the BOE and HSTA to show some movement to settle this.
Ruling paves way for consolidation of Honolulu's 2 daily newspapers
With yesterday's decision, Justice officials said they had closed their investigation into the purchase of the Star-Bulletin.
"The process was quite extensive and arduous but understandably necessary," said Dennis Francis, Star-Bulletin publisher and president of Oahu Publications Inc.
Slom expressed his disappointment on the floor of the Senate yesterday afternoon, saying he had experienced difficulty in getting information.
"We made every good-faith effort and spent an inordinate amount of time, energy and personal resources and money to make this sale come about," he said.
Francis refuted Slom's claims.
"Sen. Slom's assertion that we were uncooperative with regard to providing data or information is blatantly false," he said. "We acknowledged every request."
Obama's Justice Dep't says no to Inouye: OKs purchase of Advertiser by group including Ed Case's uncle
It Works! More seek shelter following tent ban
The Institute for Human Services has seen a slight increase in homeless people seeking shelter after the city recently enforced a ban on tents and shopping carts at all city parks.
As of yesterday an additional 20 homeless people — 10 men and 10 women — were staying at the Institute for Human Services. The institute's family shelter also experienced a 10 percent increase.
AS EXPLAINED: Kapiolani Park: Homelessness industry takes Hawaii tourism hostage , Defeating the "homelessness industry" before it gets a grip on Hawaii
(Keep pushing)
AP: HI lawmakers vote to limit Obama document requests
HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii legislators have passed a measure allowing a state agency to ignore repeated requests from a person or organization for President Barack Obama's birth certificate. The bill is SB2937.
HFP: Birtherism: Hawaii Legislature set to "fuel the fire"
ADV: Your dentist loves HB 1212 but here's why you shouldn't
Arguments that frivolous complaints can mar a professional's reputation or violate privacy rights have little merit. Only complaints that the state deems worthy of investigation are posted. The information provided is basic, little more than the nature of the complaint and its disposition. Nonetheless, such information can be useful for a consumer who wants to see if, and why, others have gone through the trouble of filing a formal complaint — especially if there are a lot of complaints, or are about a specific issue.
We see no reason why legislators would support such an obvious piece of anti-consumer legislation, but we know why they would want to keep it under wraps.
It's an election year.
Buying Our Way Out of Problems Rather Than Setting Priorities
The problem evolved over years as tourism began to hit its stride during the mid-1980s. Fueled by the Japanese bubble, the visitor industry grew nearly every year until the bubble burst.
All of this growth in economic activity spurred lawmakers to find new ways to spend the windfall of tax revenues. Add to that in the mid-1980s the transient accommodation tax (TAT) that was adopted, but instead of designating the proceeds for the convention center, as the hotel industry had requested, the money went into the general fund for nearly six years. And less readers forget, the hotel industry went into the 1986 legislative session willing to pay a TAT of 2% provided the money was used to build the convention center, but when the lights went out on that year's session, the hotel industry found themselves paying a 5% TAT with no money designated for the convention center.
Those revenues created an embarrassing situation by the end of the decade with the state sitting on a general fund surplus that approached a billion dollars. Not wanting to reduce tax rates and, therefore, the amount of taxes collected, the legislature and the administration resorted to a number of machinations. Among those was to be generous to the counties by "sharing" some of the TAT windfall with the counties as a state grant-in-aid program. The first year of the "sharing" the legislature gifted the counties with about $100 million in TAT proceeds, followed the next year by establishing the current formula for sharing a portion with the counties.
Health fund trustees delay decision: EUTF board wants more information before raising rates
Trustees at the Hawaii Employer-Union Health Benefits Trust Fund want more information (continue stalling) before they make a decision (that they should have made months ago) on a possible 26.2 percent increase in health insurance premiums for many state and county workers.
Council passes resolution backing Hawaiian recognition
By a vote of 8-1 yesterday, the Council approved Resolution 10-56 supporting the Akaka Bill in Congress.
Councilman Gary Okino was the lone vote in opposition, saying there are too many uncertainties surrounding the proposal and that the Council should not get involved.
"If it's approved it will be very racially divisive," he said, "not only between Hawaiians and non-Hawaiians, but within the Hawaiian community itself."
VIDEO: Honolulu City Council Holds Hearing on the Akaka bill
RELATED: Akaka Bill: More than 73% of Hawaiians not "Qualified" for membership in Akaka Tribe
Jobs bill an anti-business mess that should stay vetoed
It's an illogical, impractical anti-business measure designed only to give legislators an easy-to-remember jingle during election season: Local jobs for local people.
Lingle vetoes "local jobs" bill that isn't
Burris: Education best way to protect local jobs
Hawaii Senate votes to cut off Act 221 high-tech tax credits
The state House had already agreed to curtail the high-tech tax credits —known as Act 221 — and was waiting on the Senate. The Senate voted 14-11 to end the tax credit program in May, instead of December, which would save the state $13 million. Senators, by an identical margin, also voted to suspend investors' ability to claim high-tax credits for three years, saving $93 million next fiscal year and millions more in the following years. A tax credit for research activities would be extended for one year.
Investors have argued that suspending the high-tech tax credits is unconstitutional under the due process clause of the Fifth Amendment because the investments have already been made. The tax credits can be taken over five years — and unused credits earned before May 2009 can carry forward — so the credits will remain alive even after the program ends.
DePledge: Bait and switch
Hawaii filming of 'Lost' spent $228M locally over 4 years (ACT 221 propaganda)
The locally produced TV show, which airs its final episode on May 23, spent $228.2 million in Hawai'i from 2006 to 2009 and employed an average of 973 people full-time in each of those years. That's according to state figures given to The Advertiser last week in response to a Freedom of Information Act request filed Dec. 24.
The state has not released the value of the tax credits claimed by "Lost" producers, but it's likely they exceeded $32 million.
Whether the tax breaks were cost-effective for the state is debatable.
Ballots with only English challenged
The suit was filed by attorney Eric Seitz on behalf of two registered voters, De Guang Chen and Yong Tang Xie, "who speak Chinese and have limited proficiencies with the English language," the lawsuit states.
The suit alleges that the mail-in ballots to be sent to registered voters by the state Office of Elections will be only in English and that voters will separately receive "abbreviated" multilingual instructional materials.
"Facsimile ballots" which can be requested from the state also will be only in English, as will the instructions on how to fax the completed ballots to the Office of Elections, the suit alleges.
Absentee ballots in Chinese, Japanese and Ilocano will be available to voters, but instructions on how to obtain them are written only in English, according to the suit.
The state Attorney General's Office issued a statement last night that "the Office of Elections believes it is in compliance with federal law with respect to limited English proficiency voters, and that the lawsuit lacks merit."
Lingle hedges airline support
Even though hometown carrier Hawaiian Airlines is competing with Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines—as well as three other carriers—for four available U.S. slots from Haneda, Lingle has written letters to the U.S. Department of Transportation supporting both Hawaiian and Delta for proposed Haneda-Honolulu routes.
"Only two airlines have requested routes to Honolulu, and we support all new seats coming into our state," said state tourism liaison Marsha Wienert, speaking on behalf of Lingle.
Hawaiian, though, faces tough competition in that larger carriers American Airlines, United Airlines and Continental Airlines, as well as Delta, are all seeking Haneda routes that do not include Hawaii. Delta listed Honolulu as its last choice among four city pairings, which also include Detroit, Los Angeles and Seattle.
Charter school must move, set up new site
Over the years, the Hakipu'u Learning Center has developed a close relationship with the college, which offers the Running Start Program in which high school juniors and seniors take college level courses and earn college credits. Remaining near the college ensures better participation, Hoe said, adding that 85 percent of their seniors go on to college.
Bill to dissolve Aloha Tower agency dies in Legislature
The bill died Friday when a conference committee didn't act on it before a midnight deadline.
The Aloha Tower Development Corp. is the state agency created nearly 30 years ago to develop the waterfront property near Honolulu's landmark Aloha Tower.
The bill is SB2942.
Visitor arrivals jump 9.3 percent
The visitors who came by air spent about $874 million, which equated to a 12.7 percent increase from March of 2009. The spending increase was the largest since April 2006.
Even the neighbor islands, which were hit the hardest during the recent tourism downturn, improved last month. There was increased activity, especially on Maui, as a result of increased direct flights and air seats from regional airports on the West Coast and Canada….
ADV: Hawaii tourism rises in March: More visitors, more spending
ADV: Flying to Hawaii one more reason visitors stay home
Lawmakers pass bill to protect public access to beaches
Under the measure, the state Department of Land and Natural Resources would enforce the law to maintain access within beach transit corridors by requiring landowners to keep those walkways passable.
The agency would be empowered to give landowners 21 days to clear beach corridors.
Landowners who don't remove obstructions could be charged with a misdemeanor
Tort Reform in the States: Protecting Consumers and Enhancing Economic Growth
Abstract: The role of the states, particularly the idea that most governmental power should be in the states, is important to America's constitutional system. It has been somewhat eroded in many fields by adverse Supreme Court decisions, but the states are still where much of the innovation in governmental activity is to be found, particularly the kind of activity that assists and encourages economic growth. One of these areas of innovation is tort reform, which includes malpractice lawsuits with their enormous impact on medical care, especially the cost of medical care. Overall, it is estimated that in 2007 alone, the tort system cost an estimated $252 billion--almost $1,000 for every person in the United States. But states like Mississippi, Texas, and Ohio have proven that with the political will and political leadership, and if the public understands the problem and policymakers pick the right tools, this problem can be solved.
In-car smoking ban raises legal questions
Puna Councilwoman Emily Naeole-Beason introduced the measure earlier this year. Her legislative aide, Roxanne Hampton, told council members it will likely not be enforced.
The bill is awaiting approval by the mayor.
Dissenting council members argued that most parents who smoke knew not to smoke in a car when their children were present, because they followed their own common sense. Those council members said educating parents would be a better plan.
Lingle vetoes DHS-reorganization bill, saying it is discriminatory
"Because fewer government workers are needed with a modern processing system, Hawai'i taxpayers would save an estimated $8 million per year if DHS implements the system statewide," said Koller.
"Predictably, the Hawai'i Government Employees Association strongly opposes bringing benefits processing into the 21st century because some union members would lose their jobs.
"The loss of these DHS positions is unfortunate, but it is clearly wrong to put the interests of government workers above the needs of the people we serve — the most vulnerable children and adults in Hawai'i," Koller said.
Maui County directors say plan to cut (vacant) jobs devastating
Council members are considering a $524.2 million spending plan for the year, about $6.1 million less than Tavares proposed. The council's proposal would cut spending more and increase property tax rates less.
"The status quo has changed," said council Chairman Danny Mateo, who blasted some department heads for saying the cuts would hurt public services, instead of finding a way to make it work with the reality of lower revenues.
"They put the drawbridges up and said, 'We're not going to be able to do it,' " he said.
"We in Maui County have not laid off one person," he said. "Are we proud of this?"
Leaner budget plan a 'starting point': Panel chairman's proposal $6.1M less than plan by Tavares
Taxed Enough Already? Maui protest vs. property tax hikes April 29


Codependency can also be a form of Attraction to Hurt.
A codependent person is someone who has let another person's behaviour affect him or her, and who is obsessed with controlling them. Whilst focusing on the person they are Codependent with, they may look to that person for the answer as to what kind of day it is going to be, how are things now, what do I think of this situation or person. There is infact no "I" in chronic codependency.
Through the concept of Referrals we look at past pain. If I am experiencing a referral it means that something I am having strong feelings about, is also triggering a past memory, an event that raised similar emotions. Referrals can be positive and negative. A Referral Chain is when a series of incidents with which we have significant emotional memories attached, are triggered. This can also result in an 'Overwhelming Referral Moment' which will cause an extreme pendulum swing. If this is connected to anxiety it could cause a panic attack.
There are positive Referrals as well as negative ones. The energy that is going into and surrounds a negative referral can be used in the opposite direction, in a positive way. A negative always has the potential to be turned into a positive. A negative has a coating of positive and a positive has an element or layer of negative.


Are you running a business and you've been exposed to the term management contract? Perhaps you've been offered the option of having a management company look after your business or a part of it. But before you make the decision to transfer a part of your business to another company, you should read more about management contracts.
In this guide, we'll explain what these agreements are all about and the functions they entail. You can read a bit about the different types of management contracts in use, as well as download a template to use as part of your deal. We'll also look at the benefits and possible downsides to signing a management contract.
"agreement between investors or owners of a project, and a management company hired for coordinating and overseeing a contract".
A business or an organization will hire a management company to perform specific tasks. The management company will receive a compensation for the work. Your organization might hire a management company to look after its marketing and under the contract, the management company would perform marketing on your company's behalf and receive a fee for doing so.
Under the management contract, the operational control of the enterprise or the specific department would be in the hands of the management company. Therefore, the management company you would choose, would be able to make all the operational decisions regarding the function you specified, i.e. marketing.
Your contract might limit the excess of the control, but in most instances, the contract includes all operational functions of that specific enterprise or department. The compensation for the management might be decided based on performance or it can be a set sum decided between you are the management company. You might provide the company a fixed monthly remuneration or a fixed percentage of the profit. On the other hand, your company might pay a specified sum based on certain performance metrics the management company is able to meet.
The conditions of the contract – The lengthiest and most detailed part of the management contract is naturally the conditions of it. The contract must clearly identify the parties involved and the functions that are being transferred to the management company. This includes the outline of the rules and responsibilities both parties have and the extent which either party can influence the operational functions once the contract starts. To avoid confusion and conflict later on, the conditions must be clarified and the functions and operational responsibilities outlined in detail.
The duration of the agreement – The section specifies the duration for how long the management company will be in charge of the enterprise or department. The duration could range from a few months to years, and you might have set specific conditions for the duration. For example, if certain performance metrics are not met, the contract can be terminated sooner and so on.
The method of computing the management fees – The management contract should also discuss the compensation method. As mentioned above, the method for computing the management fee can range from a set percentage, a set sum or a specified sum related to performance. An example fee could be a % of total revenue and/or a % of gross profit.
The video below is worth watching to understand the basics of a contract, which are directly applicable in the case of management contract as well.
A company can essentially identify the functions it hands over to the management company depending on its needs. Your business might require an outsider to look after your accounting, including a range of financial functions that fall under this operational department. On the other hand, larger enterprises might make management contracts on much wider operations, such as looking after a specific store or business entity.
Are management contracts franchising deals?
Since management contracts entrust the operational control of the entity or function to the management company, the contract is sometimes confused with a franchising agreement. But the two are separate from each other. Both management contracts and franchising deals are both opportunities to earn by selling intangibles and the agreements create an affiliation with another business entity.
But under a management contract, a company is provided with structure and framework in the form of the deal, whereas a franchisee is an independent business. A franchising deal creates a contract between a franchiser – someone who owns a company – with the franchisee – the person or organization buying the right to the company name and other trademarks.
Let's look at the difference in the form of an example. If you own a hotel chain A, you might seek out to make a management contract with a company B over the operational control of a specific hotel. Under the management contract, B would gain the operational control of looking after the hotel and in turn, you would pay a specified fee to company B. Company B would be allowed to run the hotel in any way specified in the management contract. On the other hand, you might make a franchise deal with company C, which would allow the C to use the trademark of A and perhaps use some of the business models and tools of A. C would pay a specific fee to you, company A, for the rights.
Management contracts are a popular choice for organizations, especially those with large-scaling functions. The contracts are also used in a number of industries for a variety of functions. Below are some examples of the most common management contract types and brief description of what each contract means.
The hotel industry is one of the most popular industries when it comes to management contracts. The industry has a number of examples where a larger enterprise entrusts the operational management of a specific hotel to a management company. The management contract is made between the owner of a hotel and a management company, which will take operational control, often on the entirety of the hotel.
It is common for the contract to provide the management company the control to service guests, maintain the premises, and conduct marketing and other promotional services. The management company will also set operational policies, as well as control the human resources of the specific hotel. The hotel management contracts tend to be long-term agreements due to the nature of the industry.
Furthermore, the operator often has the upper hand in terms of the terms of the management contract.
The below image clearly highlights the process of a management contract in the hotel industry and outlines the basic principles of the process.
Another popular management contract example comes from the property industry. Property development companies tend to hire management companies to look after specific properties, either in business or residential properties. The management contract in the industry is rather similar to the example above of the hotel management contract.
The property management generally is in charge of operations such as maintenance, tenant management and financial collection of rents and other arrays. Property management contracts typically include the whole property, as conflict of interest issues could arise if different management companies are used within a single property.
Property management contracts are not only used by large businesses, but individuals can also hire a property management company to look after a second-home or another such real estate. The contract type can be beneficial to both parties.
Management contracts are not just about handing a number of functions away at once and it doesn't necessarily need to involve two enterprises. An example of a different type of transfer of functions is contracts of association managers. These management contracts often involve non-profits and other similar organizations, such as trade associations.
These entities often don't have the resources to have the board of directors to be in charge of the day-to-day activities. This might be due to budget constraints, as hiring full time staff can cost much more than handing out operational control to a management company. When such contract is made, the management company tends to take operational control of things like meeting planning, communication management, accounting, and so on. Depending on the organization, the management contract might also include things like website management or the running of different sponsorship programs.
Similar to association managers, industries like entertainment and sports often use management contracts. Artists and athletes tend to hire management companies to look after the mundane parts of their careers – including booking sponsors, dealing with endorsements, enhancing public relations, and looking after their finances – while they focus on creating art or performing as a top athlete.
Under these management contracts, the fee is often directly linked to the person's annual earnings, which can of course be enhanced by the management company (getting better sponsorship deals and so on).
Management contracts are also used by the public sector. Food service management contracts are a good example of the management contracts in the sector. Under these agreements, schools sports facilities, nursing homes, and public office buildings have their food facilities and services provided and managed by a management company.
The management company often pays a specific lease and a percentage of the food sales to the building's owner, while taking on the operational control of preparing, serving and marketing the food. These sorts of management contracts can sometimes be used in the private sector as well, with large corporations often having a management company take charge of feeding the employees, so to speak.
The idea of the management contract is to provide smooth delivery of a core function of running a business (creating a place for the staff to enjoy a meal), but which is not the core part of the business or entity (school's main function isn't to cater students dietary needs).
If you are considering a management contract, you could contact a third-party to help with the creation of the contract. It's especially important to seek out legal advice before signing a contract to ensure your business is not walking into a bad deal. You can also find out templates to guide you in the process for example here.
So, why are companies, individuals or organizations willing to transfer the control of certain operations to a management company? Should you consider creating a management contract as well or are any dangers lurking around the corner? Let's look at the advantages and disadvantages of management contracts.
The benefits of creating a management contract deal with timesaving, operational continuity and knowledge. Handing out operational control of a specific function ticks out the specific operation from the business' 'To Do'-list. The company doesn't have to worry about this aspect, but instead focus more on important areas or areas the business is better at.
Consider you are running a start-up and you are trying to establish your business in the sector. Having to do your own bookkeeping might take too much of your time away from things like marketing or product development. By hiring a management company to look after the accounting part of the business, you are able to save time and your resources.
Furthermore, that aspect of your business might not require enough attention to justify hiring an accountant as part of your team. The cost of a management contract could be less than hiring a full-time accountant for the business. Therefore, you will be better able to direct your resources in terms of money and time by entrusting the specific function of the business into the hands of a management company.
Overall, the management contract can help distribute responsibility better. You won't be in a situation where the human resource department also needs to manage the bookkeeping, but your resources are directed to deal with the right responsibilities.
You also create a situation where the organization receives expertise and experience. Consider the example of a start-up. You might not be efficient in business finances, but instead know everything about marketing and product development. When you are hiring a management company to take control of your accounting, you are seeking out services from a professional. Instead of relying on partial information, you will have an experienced person focusing on the operations they are most capable to perform. You therefore guarantee your business' finances are in the hand of professionals, which can boost your profitability and operational efficiency.
Management contract can also provide more continuity to an organization. The contract company might have individual managers change during the contract, but the standards set at the start of the deal will continue to remain in place. What this means is that you don't need to worry about change in performance or style, as you have spelled out the conditions in the agreement. For example, you would have identified the expectations and the different processes you might want the management company to use or not use as part of the operational control. Therefore, you can continue to enjoy the same level of function and efficiency, without the need to worry how personnel changes might influence your business.
Despite the obvious advantages outlined above, you shouldn't jump into a management contract. The contract can pose a few questions, which you need to consider before venturing into an agreement with a management company. The most obvious disadvantage of a management contract revolves around privacy.
The organization is essentially surrendering information about its products, finances and other such matters to another entity. While the contract naturally deals with these issues and requires full confidentiality, the information is still not only confined to your organization. If your organization is in charge of every operational aspect, you can confine the information to in-house staff and premises.
But with a management company, you entrust the information in the hands of people you haven't vetted yourself and place your trust on handing over information outside of the physical premises of your company. Although this risk can and should be managed by the management contract, it nonetheless exists.
Furthermore, privacy issues are not just about your information and relationship with the management company. If your business uses third party suppliers, you need to ensure the contract with them doesn't deny your business from making a management contract. Third parties might have specific objections towards their information being handled by another entity or have issues with dealing with a third party instead of directly with your business. It's crucial to consider these issues before you venture into a management contract.
Finally, you need to keep in mind overall issues regarding conflict of interest. If you are using a large management company, you need to be aware of the possibility the company also deals with your competitors. You want to ensure the management company resolves such possible conflicts of interest with your business' interests in mind. Management contracts shouldn't hinder your company's success. When drafting the contract, clearly identify the people who are in charge of your business and discuss how you want possible conflict of interests to arise.
While it should be obvious from the definition of a management contract, it is worth reminding how the agreement transfers the operational control of your business to the management company. Therefore, depending on the clauses in your contract, you won't have a say in many of the things the function will do. It's important to be aware of this because you might find yourself looking to influence decisions when things are not going well, for instance. Yet, the operational control is not in your hands and you just need to trust you've made the right decision.
Management contracts are a clever mechanism for sharing the burden of running an organization. The process entrusts certain operational responsibilities into the hands of a management company – an organization that is an expert in the specific field. The management company will receive a specific fee, while ensuring, the function is performed to the highest of standards.
Due to the nature of these arrangements, they tend to be popular in industries such as hospitality, property management and even airline and the hauling industry. Under the management contract, the operations handed over can range from single functions, such as finances, to large-scale business management, such as looking after a specific hotel. Management contracts have the benefit of boosting a company's performance by enhancing knowledge and dividing responsibilities.
On the other hand, getting another entity involved will always create the possibility of privacy issues and conflict of interest clashes. Nonetheless, the system can help large-scale organizations look after their businesses better or provide more resources for smaller companies. The contract is definitely worth exploring if certain functions of your business seem time-consuming or difficult to deal with.


In this book, Mother Teresa's relationship with God and her commitment to those she served—the poorest of the poor—is powerfully explored in her own words. Taken largely from her private lessons to her sisters, published here for the first time, Where There Is Love, There Is God unveils her extraordinary faith in, and surrender to, God's will.
Love is perhaps the word that best summarizes Mother Teresa's life and message. She sought to be an extension of God's heart and hands in today's world. She was called to be a missionary of charity, a carrier of God's love to each person she met, especially those most in need. Yet she did not think that this was a vocation uniquely hers; she believed each person is in some way called to be a carrier of God's love. Through the practical and timely advice she offers, Mother Teresa sets us on the path to closer union with God and greater love for our brothers and sisters.


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Three thoughts on Jackson State's HUGE National Signing Day
Dec 16, 2021 College Sports Reform NIL Sports Law Newsletter
Good morning, and thanks for your continued support of Extra Points.
I have to be honest, I almost forgot yesterday was the start of National Signing Day. Back when I worked at SB Nation, NSD was the single biggest event in the college football calendar, bigger than the national championship game. But now that there are two signing periods, plus a liberalized transfer market, the significance of the date itself has died down a bit.
I didn't feel bad about publishing a newsletter yesterday about company business and college volleyball.
But of course, it wasn't a sleepy National Signing Day. In fact, it was probably the most newsworthy in modern college football history.
In case you missed it, Deion Sanders and Jackson State shocked everybody by flipping Travis Hunter from Florida State.
It's rare for any FCS school to sign a high three-star prospect directly out of high school, let alone a four-star. Last season, Jackson State signed two top-200 recruits. This season...they signed the number one recruit...period.
This is a huge deal. It's the biggest upset in recruiting history. It's a milestone for HBCU sports. It's potentially a cause for actual concern about the NIL space. It's...a lot.
I've been thinking about this almost non-stop for the last day, and I keep coming back to these three things...
Yes, this has the potential to be HUGE for HBCU sports, and not just at Jackson State


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John Huston, a 1995 graduate, spoke at Freshmen Orientation about dedication and perseverance
Lorena Iannicelli and Emma Pauer|July 21, 2015
As the auditorium filled with students on April 13th for their last orientation of the year, the atmosphere was notably indifferent.
However, the speaker, John Huston, proved to be compelling, motivating students to continue academic excellence for the remainder of the school year and years to come.
During his Glenbard West career, John played tennis, soccer, and ran track. He was also a participant in a club called Project Omega which provided underclassman with homework assistance and motivation. This inspired him to continue to work with kids in one way or another for nearly twenty years.
Mr. Huston graduated from Glenbard West in 1995 as a fairly average student, but went on to become the first American to ski unsupported to the North Pole along with his companion Tyler Fish. The stories of his expedition were intriguing while also carrying a deeper message for students. It taught him "that every human being has an incredible capacity to endure hardship and challenges and ultimately succeed."
John Huston strongly believes in his four steps to achieving goals: pursue passions, commit to the goal, prepare diligently, and believe. With these steps in mind, he encourages students everywhere to push themselves and "go the distance" to not only achieve but excel.
Weeks into his trip, only hours from the north pole, John and Tyler were ready to give up; they were attempting to function on about 3 hours of sleep per night and the winds were pushing them off course. They called their expedition director to officially surrender to the unforgiving environment and be brought home, but their wise director refused to let the duo give up.
In a final burst of energy, they pushed to the end and arrived just six hours before their deadline, 55 days into the expedition.
Mr. Huston's journey is applicable to West students in a smaller way. Just like their expedition director, students rely on teachers, parents, and friends to push forward, but at the end of the day, they must be the ones to push themselves to achieve.
The orientation proved to resonate with students. Freshman Kailey Schmidt commented, "[The presentation] was an inspiring story about achieving goals and preserving through the hard times."
Fellow freshman, Marybeth Feeley and David Morof concurred with her sentiment. Marybeth said, "The presentation was really cool along with having a good message" while David "felt inspired by the speaker because it showed [him] that things that seem impossible are attainable."
It is clear that John Huston was able to truly inspire West's students: "[I]t is impossible to know what your future will be, [so] [d]ream big, work hard, and enjoy the journey," Huston said.
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Congratulations to Mr. McCarrell on his retirement
Congratulations to Mr. Pecilunas, special education teacher and coach, on his retirement
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ehiker133 wrote: As they are packing things up to hike back to town, he asks Alrik, "Can you tell us if any of the items we found are magical? Might help us figure out what they are worth."
"I can't say for sure, I will need more time to study these items to say if they are magical or not," Alrik says to Rhegaer.
"Lets gather up anything any of us might want. 'Mule' can carry quite a bit and we can distribute the rest. It will be good to get back to town and take our time to see wht we have"
ooc - I suggest discussion of division of loot be carried out in the Treasure thread till complete. I used to do such things in email, but having the whole thread in one place should work well (I will note items spoken for with (-> name). I would not suggest recording anything down until we have agreement. Will continue Treasure division discussion in Treasure (come on in the water is fine).
So the party packs up everything they deem worth taking and after some amount time they head back towards the surface.
"Lets get ourselves out of this swamp and back to town. We can further study the gear we found and study those maps, maybe they hold a clue as to where we may have our next adventure."
"Alrik, would you be so kind as let me have a quick look at those books we found in Illmir's room. I would like to take a quick shot at figuring out what they are."
okruse wrote: "Alrik, would you be so kind as let me have a quick look at those books we found in Illmir's room. I would like to take a quick shot at figuring out what they are."
"Not at all, here you are..." Alrik says as he digs in his backpack for the tomes.
With each tome I turn it over carefully checking the cover and binding to see if there are any symbols or pictures I recognize. I then look inside and see if there is any text I can read and recognize. Not really sure what I am looking for, but perhaps there is something of use to my craft in one of them.
"Might wanna take along them suits o' leather," she adds; "Always a chance they might be magic..."
Other than that, she's ready to go.
"Do you think my help finding the secret door might be worth a few coins? (to be discussed in the Treasure thread)" asks Urist. "I ask because I could really use a trip back to town for a bath, a shave (he pats the dome of his head), a stiff drink, and a belly-full of meat... not necessarily in that order!" The dwarf's humor falls a little flat, but his heart seems in the right place.


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PanicLock is a jailbreak tweak that brings a new layer of security to iOS devices. With panicLock installed, an Activator gesture can be configured to lock access to all apps. This means that even if there is no passcode set, or someone knows the passcode, apps can be locked out completely.
The secret gesture is selected from Settings -> panicLock -> Activation Methods. Once panicLock is installed and configured, performing the secret gesture blocks access to all iOS apps immediately. To disable the lock, invoke the secret gesture a second time.
Rumors of facial recognition technology coming to the iPhone have been swirling around for years. Apple purchased Polar Rose almost four years ago, and patents filed even before the acquisition point towards development work in this vein. For those who are looking to add this biometric security feature to their iOS devices now, the jailbreak tweak Appellancy fits the bill.
Once installed, Appellancy adds an app to the home screen. Here the user can capture multiple images to be used in the facial recognition process that unlocks the device. A higher number of photos will improve security, but this can also slow down recognition. More than one face can be stored, allowing multiple people to unlock the iPhone with their visage.
The jailbreak community has responded to the latest security research by Andreas Kurtz, who claims to have found a mail attachment encryption bug in iOS 7.0.4 and later. The problem arises when mail attachments are stored locally in an iOS mail folder. These files are not encrypted, making them accessible through the file system.
Of course, for this bug to threaten important data the iOS user must be receiving and storing critical information in mail attachments in an IMAP folder on the device. Furthermore, it sounds like the only way to access the unencrypted files is via access to the iOS device itself. In any case Apple has been notified of the problem by Kurtz and is currently working on a fix.
When it comes to security concerns, the Heartbleed security flaw is currently dominating headlines everywhere. The good news is that iOS devices are not vulnerable to Heartbleed. Regardless of this fact, setting a passcode is the first step in securing personal information on the iPhone from prying eyes.
Simple passcodes are convenient to use, but limited to a four-digit number. For those looking to beef up the security of their iOS devices, replacing these four digits with a complex passcode will help. Once activated, this feature allows numbers, letters and special characters to be used, vastly improving the strength of the passcode. A long string or several words strung together can be used, locking down an iOS device at the specified time interval.
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When compared to other nursing houses in the state, it is far more likely for higher-danger lengthy-keep residents to have stress sores, low-danger long-stay residents to have pressure sores, lengthy-keep residents to be much more depressed or anxious, low-risk extended-keep residents to lose control of their bowels, lengthy-keep residents to have catheter inserted and left, and lengthy-remain residents to have a urinary tract infection at Palm Gardens Center for Nursing & Rehab.
The average Medicare payments created to this provider per Medicare Aspect A covered non-swing bed patient discharge in 2006. CarePathways State Inspection Deficiencies: This facility has significantly less cited deficiencies than the typical nursing home in Florida. Palm Gardens Center for Nursing & Rehab is a large, for-profit, nursing home with 240 beds primarily based at 615 Avenue C in Brooklyn, NY. The facility has 223 residents indicating 93% of its beds are occupied, which is about typical inside this state.
When compared to other nursing properties in the state, it is much more most likely for high-risk lengthy-stay residents to have stress sores, low-risk extended-remain residents to have pressure sores, lengthy-stay residents to be additional depressed or anxious, low-risk extended-remain residents to shed manage of their bowels, long-keep residents to have catheter inserted and left, and extended-stay residents to have a urinary tract infection at Palm Gardens Center for Nursing & Rehab.
The provider was reimbursed $104,244 by Medicare for these services.
We are not suggesting that one Palm Beach nursing household is better than yet another we are merely delivering you data which can weigh into your decision. The average Medicare payments made to this provider per Medicare Component B covered outpatient in 2006. The number of non-swing bed sufferers treated by this provider that were covered by Medicare Part A in 2006. This nursing home data was updated by making use of the dataset publicized on Jul 25th, 2018 by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
A non-swing bed is defined as a bed that is employed by a patient over a period of time at a skilled nursing facility, usually as a residence. The typical Medicare payments created to this provider per Medicare Portion A covered non-swing bed patient in 2006. The number of days of non-swing bed care that are chargeable to Medicare Component A facility utilization by this provider in 2006. When a resident is wrongfully injured in a local nursing property, they can file a Palm Beach County nursing property abuse and neglect lawsuit The following instances have been lately filed, where former residents are suing Gardens Court in a nursing home neglect lawsuit.
When compared to other nursing residences in the state, it is a lot more most likely for higher-danger extended-remain residents to have pressure sores, low-threat long-stay residents to have pressure sores, extended-keep residents to be extra depressed or anxious, low-threat extended-keep residents to shed handle of their bowels, long-keep residents to have catheter inserted and left, and lengthy-remain residents to have a urinary tract infection at Palm Gardens Center for Nursing & Rehab.
We are not suggesting that 1 Palm Beach nursing residence is improved than another we are merely delivering you data which can weigh into your selection. The typical Medicare payments produced to this provider per Medicare Element B covered outpatient in 2006. The number of non-swing bed sufferers treated by this provider that were covered by Medicare Component A in 2006. This nursing house information was updated by utilizing the dataset publicized on Jul 25th, 2018 by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
Palm Gardens Nursing Home – Be positive to visit each prospective nursing residence and speak with the staff and management before choosing a nursing home in Palm Beach County.


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Opening Times: Community responds to 56 Dean Street's appeal
By Boyz
Christmas came early to 56 Dean Street. The clinic's appeal to help young gay men who are unable to afford PrEP, and featured in last month's Boyz, raised over £20,000 in one week.
The team were really touched by people's generosity as the money flooded into 56 Dean Street's 'Just Giving' page. "It was one of those moments when you realise that there is a community out there that cares," said service director Dr Alan McOwan. "The G-A-Y Bar testing fundraiser and our fantastic Red Runners raised a further £6000, so it's really been the best Christmas present we could have hoped for."
Overall HIV diagnoses in gay men at Dean Street have fallen by over 80% in recent years. However, the only group where it hasn't dropped is in the youngest group. "We ran focus groups of under 25 year olds to try and work out why," said Dr McOwan.
"London is an expensive city when you're starting out. Many people told us they simply couldn't afford to buy PrEP. Most knew very little about HIV prevention before they first had sex. It was usually an older sexual partner or gay 'big brother' who told them the facts. That's where we got the idea of asking them to help out."
Dean Street is trying to raise £40,000 to protect 600 young gay men. "The NHS is expected to start funding PrEP from next summer so it's only for a short period of time. It feels wrong that we're watching 18 year olds catch HIV while we wait. They're the only group where we're not seeing HIV fall. Every £12 donated will buy a one month pack of PrEP for an under 25 year old without the funds to buy it themselves. We won't charge for the prescribing and dispensing. The clinic will provide it for free."
Are you aged under 25 years old?
Walk into Dean Street Express and ask about your HIV prevention options. The team are there to help you find the option that works best for you. Or explore them online at www.dean.st/zero. If PrEP is the right choice 56 Dean Street can help. If money is an issue ask them about 'Generation ZERO funding'. If you can afford it, you can make a donation towards the cost. If you can't, that's fine.
Can you help Dean Street hit its £40,000 target?
There's no reason for another generation to be affected by HIV. With your help 56 Dean Street can achieve Generation ZERO. A £12 donation buys a month of HIV protection for a gay man aged under 25 years old.
Go to justgiving.com/fundraising/56deanstreet
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Seattle-based photographer Marika Moffitt of SoulDog Creative (formerly Dirtie Dog Photography) has been capturing candid moments between pets and their people since 2011. Marika regularly partners with local nonprofits to help animals in need and loves working with other local animal-focused businesses. In 2019, she created a podcast called the Seattle Pet Collective to highlight the stories of people who love animals. Marika's own animals were her initial inspiration to become a pet photographer. Her stunning still and video images bring The Limelight Pet Project to life. Learn more about SoulDog Creative at www.souldogcreative.com
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Prior to establishing Holly Cook Photography, LLC in Seattle in 2015, Holly was a professional pet sitter/dog walker/obedience trainer in Michigan for over 23 years. She loves being of service to dogs and their people. It is her heartfelt belief that we, as humans, serve as stewards to the animals with whom we share this planet. Learn more about her work at www.hollyccook.com.
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Pet Connection Magazine
Bothell-based writer Tracy Campion has a background in animal behavior and journalism. She has been the co-publisher of Pet Connection Magazine since 2015. During that time, she has met and interviewed people from our local community as well as animal behavior and communication experts from around the world, including Dr. Jane Goodall, Jackson Galaxy, Dr. Temple Grandin, and Buck Brannaman. Her first book, Dog Behavior: Modern Science and Our Canine Companions, was published by Elsevier's Academic Press in 2018.
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Olympia-based designer and photographer Sarah Bous-Leslie has been the co-publisher of Pet Connection Magazine since 2007. Sarah's design, photography, and love of all things local helped the magazine grow from a humble four-page South sound publication to two 28-page sister publications, one in the North Sound and one in the South. During her time at PCM, she has shared the stories of our Puget Sound community, focusing on people, pets, and the connections we share. Learn more about PCM at www.petconnectionmagazine.com
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Roy Halladay's Memorial Service Captured The Best Of "Your Favorite Player's Favorite Player"
It's now been a week since Roy Halladay was killed flying a small plane over the Gulf of Mexico. Most of the public eulogizing that's come pouring out over the last several days has centered on his incredible talent—and how can it not, when someone could pitch like that—but today offered some more intimate testimony, with MLB livestreaming the former pitcher's memorial service. At the Philadelphia Phillies spring training facility, not far from Halladay's Florida home, a handful of speakers confirmed that, yes, he really was as wonderful a guy as you thought he was.
Several former teammates shared their memories of Halladay, including Chase Utley, Chris Carpenter and Cole Hamels.
The final speaker of the afternoon was the hardest to listen to: Halladay's wife, Brandy, who shared what her husband meant to her and everyone who knew him. "I don't know how to be me without him," she said in the final minutes of her speech. "I didn't know how big my heart was until I felt the amount of hurt in it with him gone." She described how fiercely he loved his family, how he cared for the dogs they fostered, how he enjoyed so many little things in his everyday life—a fitting end to a service that suggested Halladay, as great a pitcher as he was, was an even better person.
Roy Halladay Was "Your Favorite Player's Favorite Player"


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Searching: How psychology explains our need for community
Philosopher Friederich Nietzsche once said that, "In loneliness, the lonely one eats himself; in a crowd, the many eat him." While his delivery is unusually dark, there is no doubt that this sentiment...
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In the wake of the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and other unarmed African Americans, many students and staff have been eager to get involved in and gain a better understanding of the fight against systemic racism in the United States. Below is an interactive graphic of both fiction and non-fiction books that offer stories and analyses of the damaging effects of racism in the U.S. and around the world. These books also contain insight into modern social justice movements, providing information about the goals of different movements and the best ways to advocate for these causes.
Note: Many of these books discuss subject matter that may be triggering or upsetting for some, including but not limited to police brutality, racially motivated violence, racial slurs, sexual assault,...
Timeline of the Evolution of Christmas
Click on the white circles to view information about the evolution of Christmas. Under Early Winter Celebrations, click on the pins in the embedded map to see more about traditions in each area. This timeline...
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After arriving in Australia in October it is perhaps understandable – just a week before the start of February – that the long tour is starting to take its toll.
Mentally it must be draining especially after the joy of winning the Ashes. The One Day series has more than a whiff of 'after the lord mayors show' about it. Many will be eyeing the date when they can fly home and be reunited with friends and family.
But the physical effect of the tour is also having an impact. Stuart Broad was the first to go during the second test at Adelaide but since the completion of the test series a number of players have had to pull out.
Tim Bresnan is already home with a calf strain and Graeme Swann has also been ruled out of the rest of the ODI series with a back injury - two players almost certain of being included in England's first choice XI.
Coach Andy Flower faces a real task now to motivate his players to try and rescue the series – England are 3-0 down of course- while trying to keep his players fresh and fit with a World Cup on the horizon. Fans watching the live score goalwire will know that the side will have one eye on the main event.
What these games have taught us is that beyond England's first choice XI there are definitely weaknesses and they will only win the World Cup with their strongest side possible on show and live scores goalwire fans will realise this.
If that means resting players in the upcoming matches with Australia – even if it sacrifice any hope of winning the series – Flower may see that as a sacrifice worth making with greater challenges imminently ahead.


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Penn State University Press
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Sarah Brouillette is a doctoral candidate in English and Book History at the University of Toronto. Her dissertation research involves the contemporary marketplace for literature and literary celebrity.
Matt Cohen is a doctoral student in American Studies at the College of William and Mary. His dissertation is a study of the bachelor in writing and art of the nineteenth-century United States. He has worked as an assistant editor for the Walt Whitman Hypertext Archive (http:// jefferson.village.virginia.edu/Whitman), and has published in Prospects and the Walt Whitman Quarterly Review. He will begin as Assistant Professor of English at Duke University this fall.
Marija Dalbello is an Assistant Professor of Library and Information Science at Rutgers University. Her research interests and publications focus on the almanac genre, narrative, memory and identity, the role of written culture in shaping national identity, and digital libraries.
Robert Darnton is Davis Professor of European History at Princeton University. His latest work in the history of books, a study of author-publisher relations, is an electronic book, J.-P. Brissot, His Career and Correspondence, 1779-1787, published early in 2001 by the Voltaire Foundation. [End Page 294]
Simon Eliot is Professor of Publishing and Printing History at the University of Reading and Director of its Centre for Writing, Publishing and Printing History. He is also Associate Director of the Research Centre in the History of the Book, based in the University of London. He was president of the Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing between 1997 and 2001. He is editor of the journal Publishing History, general editor of History of the Book—On Demand Series (HOBODS), and Director of the Reading Experience Database. He is co-editor (with David McKitterick) of the volume covering 1830-1914 in Cambridge University Press's History of the Book in Britain. He is also an associate editor of the New Dictionary of National Biography and editor of the Dictionary of Literary Biography Documentary Series on British Publishers. His publications include a comprehensive microfilm edition of the Publishers' Circular, 1837-1900 (1988), Some Patterns and Trends in British Publishing, 1800-1919 (1994), A Handbook to Literary Research (1998), and a forthcoming book on Sir Walter Besant and the professionalization of authorship.
M. O. Grenby explores the contexts of reading in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. His current work on the cultural history of children's reading follows on from research into the politicization of fiction during the 1790s and 1800s, published as The Anti-Jacobin Novel (Cambridge University Press, 2001). He is currently the Hockliffe Research Fellow in the English Department of De Montfort University, Leicester, United Kingdom, and was previously the Fulbright Visiting Professor of British History at Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri.
Wendy Griswold is Professor of Sociology and Comparative Literary Studies at Northwestern University. She is the author of Bearing Witness: Readers, Writers, and the Novel in Nigeria (Princeton University Press, 2000); Cultures and Societies in a Changing World (Pine Forge Press, 1994); and Renaissance Revivals: City Comedy and Revenge Tragedy in the London Theatre, 1576–1980 (University of Chicago Press, 1986). She is currently writing two books: Regionalism and the Reading Class, which compares literary regionalism in Italy, Nigeria, Norway, the United Kingdom, and the United States; and a study of the WPA Federal Writers' Project American Guide Series and its influence on regional literary development.
Paul C. Gutjahr is an Associate Professor of English, American Studies, and Religious Studies at Indiana University. He is author of An American Bible: A History of the Good Book in the United States, 1777-1880 [End Page 295] (Stanford University Press, 1999), the co-editor of Illuminating Letters: Essays on Typography and Literary Interpretation (University of Massachusetts Press, 2001), and the editor of an anthology, Popular American Literature of the Nineteenth Century (Oxford University Press, 2001).
Jyrki Hakapää is a Ph.D. student in the Department of History at the University of Helsinki. He specializes in book distribution in nineteenth-century Europe and the distribution and reception of international and national cultures. Currently he works as a researcher with the Renvall Institute for Area and Cultural Studies (University of Helsinki) on...


When you think of healthy relationships, what comes to mind?
Absolute harmony? Lots of smiles and starry eyes? No misunderstandings, no raised voices, no hurt feelings?
Do you think of a young couple or one that is has shared the toothpaste tube for A LOT of mornings?
Can you build a healthy relationship that grows stronger year after year, or do you have to settle for the slow deterioration of a relationship, like the balding of the tires on our car?
Life throws a lot at our tires — tight curves, long miles, improper inflation, poor alignment. BUT we don't throw our hands up and stop driving because we know our tires will wear down. We take steps to improve their performance and we invest in new ones.
A healthy relationship needs similar care.
There are lots of great ways to invest in your relationship to increase the longevity and ensure a smoother ride — but sometimes it is hard to know where to start.
1) Date Night. Each week. No excuses.
I know. I know. Your schedule is nuts.
You're tired from work. The kids want dinner. Homework insanity. Baths for the toddlers. Laundry, bills, and yard work.
It's never-ending. But that's just it. Because the madness never ends, you can't wait for a "good time" to set aside moments for just the two of you.
Schedule a date night, each week.
Just try it. It doesn't have to be elaborate. It definitely does not need to be expensive. It just needs to be dedicated time just the two of you.
Trade some babysitting time with a neighbor. Make use of time when the kids are at a practice or lesson. Or start by paying a sitter an hour each week (with a bonus for a dish-free sink).
Figure out a way to invest in your relationship without breaking the bank. But save up for a special date night once in awhile too — a play, a concert, that trendy new restaurant.
Scott and I have been married almost twenty years and we've rarely missed a weekly date night. You'd think we would get enough of each other at work, but work is work and a date night is different.
We aren't militant about it, but we even made a weekly date night a priority when I had breast cancer and was going through chemotherapy.
It wasn't easy, but we see now how much that investment in our relationship pays off all these years later.
2) Find "little" ways to encourage them often.
Plan ways to encourage your partner multiple times throughout the month or week.
Do they hate Mondays? Make sure you fill that day with funny, happy, silly gifs or texts all day long. Or share a meme with them that will make them smile.
Married to a morning person? (Ugh. There's one in every marriage.) After they're sound asleep at night, fill the bathroom mirror with sticky notes reminding them of their awesome traits, making the shape of a heart, or even writing "I" "love" and "you" across three of them.
Leave a romantic or funny greeting card on the seat of their car. Make a playlist of songs you both like and share it with them. Fill their shoes with their favorite candy.
Find little ways to encourage your mate and remind them that you're a fan, by showing them love in little ways.
Way back when you were first attracted to your mate, part of what you felt in the fluttering of your stomach was the realization that "he gets me" (or "she gets me"). Remind them that you do.
Who doesn't love to have a little encouragement in their day?
3) Pick a once-a-year "big deal".
Pick a resource to enhance your relationship: a workshop, some podcasts, a webinar, a YouTube series, a retreat, etc.
And schedule a time to make that "big deal" happen for your marriage.
Pick one month (February works nice with Valentine's Day — and it even has fewer days) to read a marriage book and discuss it. Just one month.
You can use your weekly date night to talk about what you've learned. You'll learn some new tips and tricks for this challenging thing called marriage.
But choose one "big deal" this year that will feel like adding hot fudge to your relationship sundae. And then choose an even "bigger deal" next year.
It pays to invest in a healthy relationship.
But much like financial investing, it takes some time and effort to see the payoff.
So keep at it. Little by little.
Invest for the long haul in your relationship. Nothing flashy and fancy that doesn't feel like the two of you. But look for opportunities to invest in your relationship.
No one knows your spouse or partner like you do.
Remind them as often as you can that you're a fan — their biggest! The investment will profit both of you.
Scott & Bethany Palmer, The Money Couple, are financial experts who help individuals tackle money issues in their relationships. To learn more about how you are wired to handle money, take the FREE online Money Personality Assessment.
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Neutron tomography is a form of computed tomography involving the production of three-dimensional images by the detection of the absorbance of neutrons produced by a neutron source. It creates a three-dimensional image of an object by combining multiple planar images with a known separation. It has a resolution of down to 25 μm. Whilst its resolution is lower than that of X-ray tomography, it can be useful for specimens containing low contrast between the matrix and object of interest; for instance, fossils with a high carbon content, such as plants or vertebrate remains.

Neutron tomography can have the unfortunate side-effect of leaving imaged samples radioactive if they contain appreciable levels of certain elements such as cobalt, however in practice this neutron activation is low and short-lived such that the method is considered non-destructive.

The increasing availability of neutron imaging instruments at research reactors and spallation sources via peer-reviewed user access programs has seen neutron tomography achieve increasing impact across diverse applications including earth sciences, palaeontology, cultural heritage, materials research and engineering. In 2022, it was reported in the journal Gondwana Research that an ornithopod dinosaur was serendipitously discovered by neutron tomography in the gut content of Confractosuchus, a Cretaceous crocodyliform from the Winton Formation of central Queensland, Australia. This is the first time that a dinosaur has been discovered using neutron tomography, and to this day, the partially digested dinosaur remains entirely embedded within the surrounding matrix.

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Suspect Package
Post by Shan » Fri Mar 22, 2019 3:43 pm
Suspect package in Limerick linked to letter bombs sent to UK
Gardaí have said the suspicious package discovered this morning at a postal sorting office in Limerick appears identical to parcels sent by dissident republicans to the UK.
In a phone call to the Irish News in Belfast earlier this month, the so-called New IRA said it had sent the packages.
The caller, who used a recognised code word, claimed five such devices had been sent but only four had been discovered, three in London and one in Glasgow.
Gardaí believe the package discovered this morning at the An Post depot on the Dock Road in Limerick was returned through the postal system after it failed to reach its destination in the UK.
The office is the National Return Letter Centre, which acts as the depot for all undeliverable mail in the country.
The Army Bomb Disposal Team attended the scene in Limerick.
Gardaí hope to examine the package for forensic and other evidence once the area has been declared safe.
The building, with over 100 staff, was evacuated when the suspect envelope was discovered.
In a statement the Met Police said they are "aware of reports of a suspicious package being discovered ... at a postal depot in Limerick, Republic of Ireland."
"We are in liaison with our counterparts in the Republic of Ireland as to whether this may have any connection to our ongoing investigation into devices received in London on 5 March and the device received in Glasgow on 6 March.
"Our investigation into the three devices found in London continues alongside the Police Scotland investigation into the device found in Glasgow. No arrests have been made at this stage and enquiries continue.
Following the discovery of the devices on 5 March in London, extensive advice was issued to relevant businesses and sectors across the UK to be vigilant for and report suspicious packages to police."
This advice remains and we continue to urge the public to be vigilant and report anything suspicious to police.
Minister for Justice Charlie Flanagan said the postage stamp used could be similar to those on the other devices.
Speaking on RTÉ's Today with Sean O'Rourke, Mr Flanagan said gardaí are working to determine if that is the case.
He said the sending of letter bombs is a "totally unacceptable act".
Minister Flanagan said heightened tensions in Northern Ireland as a result of uncertainty over Brexit has resulted in the letter bombs being sent two weeks ago.
Staff contacted gardaí today after the package was discovered at the depot around 6am.
Another IRA group. Why won't these d-ckheads just f-ck off or better still blow themselves up.
Cap'n Grumpy
Location: second barrier up, at the half-way line ... or is the third?
Re: Suspect Package
Post by Cap'n Grumpy » Fri Mar 22, 2019 5:34 pm
Pity there wasn't a return address and subsequently a candidate for a Darwin Award.
Sadly the days of people using proper English are went


The Breakspoll Breakthrough DJ award winning DJ team Apply the Breaks present the A.t.B Podcast. Subscribe and new shows will download automatically. Featuring the best in upfront and classic Breaks, Breakbeat and Nu Skool Breaks and Bass.
Episode 41 - C Smoove - ALL Music NO TALK!!! 2 Hour Special!!!
Apply The Breaks Podcast 39 with Mack The Knife, Dope Kenny and Rob Focuz.
Crew sorry for the longness! Enjoy!
Celebrating the release of Bassline Skanker and Battledance on Ape Music this week we welcome Rob Focuz and Secure unit AKA Origional Primate to the podcast!
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Dirty Audio is back with his newest hip-hop influenced single Mob, and this one will gear you up for a night of bottles, beats, and debauchery. Dirty teamed up with up-and-coming bass producer Carbin and rapper iE-Z for the track, creating a winning combination of metallic basslines, electrifying synths and rhythmic vocal verses. I'm now all pumped to party! And best thing is that you can get it for free via the player below!
Mob follows Dirty Audio's recent remix of GRiZ's groovy Wicked and the festival bomb Firewalker, proving once again that there is literally no sound this dynamic producer can't conquer!