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Mardi Gras 2020
Local Pop-Up Dining Scene: 10 Upcoming Can't-Miss Dinners
As if there aren't already enough restaurants to choose from in New Orleans, the pop-up dining scene adds even more choices to the list. A lot of these dinners offer collaborations between great, well-known chefs and lesser-known chefs trying to make their mark. Either way, the diners get to reap the benefits.
Below is a list of upcoming pop-up dinners you may want to consider marking on your calendar.
Johnny and Friends
Chef John Besh continues his series of Johnny and Friends pop-up dinners on Thursday, Aug. 24 with Chef Michael Schwartz of Amara at Paraiso. The Miami Chef joins Besh at Pigeon & Prince for an unforgettable culinary experience. Proceeds benefit the John Besh Foundation. Visit the website for tickets to this event or future Johnny and Friends events. Photo courtesy: John Besh Foundation
On Wednesday, Aug. 23, Bar Frances and St. James Cheese Company team up for a four-course cheese-inspired dinner featuring Southern cheese makers. It's an opportunity to learn about the various cheeses from the experts at St. James. The $60 dinner includes wine pairings. Photo courtesy: Bar Frances
El Super Seis
Black Penny goes Tex-Mex on Wednesday, Aug. 23 with an "everything's bigger in Texas" inspired meal. From 7 p.m. to 2 a.m., you'll get Mexican food with drink pairings to complement the meal. It's cash only, so make sure you plan accordingly. Photo courtesy: Black Penny via Facebook
Leba-Cajun Sunday Dinner
Simone's Market hosts a Lebanese Sunday dinner from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 27, with hummus, tabouli, grape leaves, kibbe footballs and Lebanese rice dressing.
Summer of Love Dinner
Coquette continues its five-course "No Menu Tuesday" dinner series for $45 on Tuesday, Aug. 29 with a 1960s-inspired menu. No word yet on which chef will be joining them this week, but it should be groovy. The dinner series continues through the month of September. Photo courtesy: Coquette
Lahpet
The Burmese pop-up takes over Hollygrove Market and Farm the first Sunday of every month beginning on September 3. The brunch menu will be served from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and will feature vegan and gluten-free options. Photo courtesy: Lahpet Facebook
Mosquito Supper Club
Experience a family-style Cajun dinner at this bi-weekly supper club. Break bread with 23 other experimental diners on foods like lagniappe rolls, shrimp boulettes and lump crab cakes. The goal of this supper club is to celebrate the fisherman and farmers of South Louisiana. Dinner is $75, and reservations must be made in advance.
An Evening with Emeril Lagasse and Aaron Sanchez
What happens when you put Emeril Lagasee, Aaron Sanchez and John Besh in a room together? You get an unforgettable dinner with a great after party. On Sept. 26 these three masterminds will get together at Emeril's Delmonico for a cocktail meet and greet, three-course dinner and a karaoke after party all to benefit the Aaron Sanchez Scholarship Fund.
K & E NOLA
Former Shogun sushi chef and local favorite, Kazuyuki Ishikawa, or "Kaz," as his regulars called him, and business partner Eli Ramos have started their own monthly pop-up sushi dinner at Ohm Lounge on Tchoupitoulas Street. The sushi is handcrafted Japanese omakase which means the selection and preparation are left up to the chef. The meal consists of six courses and a dessert served with all seasonal ingredients. The next series of dinners is on Sept. 21 and Sept. 22. You must follow them on Facebook to hear about when tickets go on sale.
Every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Barrel Proof hosts rotating pop-up kitchens. The menu styles vary each night. One night might feature Latin fare, while another might may feature Italian dishes. Photo courtesy: Barrel Proof
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What is the ASEAN-Hong Kong Free Trade Agreement and why should we be concerned?
Robin Lee
With negotiations having concluded in early September, the ASEAN-Hong Kong- Free Trade Agreement (AHKFTA) was formally signed at the 31st ASEAN Summit held in the Philippines earlier this month. A related invested agreement, the ASEAN-Hong Kong Investment Agreement (AHKIA) was also signed at the same time as the AHKFTA.
With negotiations between Hong Kong and ASEAN having lasted three years before they were concluded in July, the agreements cover trade in goods and services, investment, economic and technical co-operation and dispute settlement mechanisms. The aim is for both agreements to come into force by the 1st January 2019. The AKFTA represents the sixth Free Trade Agreement (FTA) that ASEAN has signed with external partners, having already signed FTAs with China, Korea, Japan, India and Australia-New Zealand. ASEAN and these partners with which it already has FTAs are also in the process of negotiating a multilateral FTA, the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, between them all.
The significance of the AHKFTA for the Hong Kong and Chinese governments and capital.
Full details of the agreements have not been made available yet. Nevertheless, the new FTA has implications not only for trade between Hong Kong and ASEAN but more importantly also has significance for these two locations in relation to mainland China.
Hong Kong has long been important for trade between China and ASEAN countries. At the end of 2015, ASEAN ranked sixth among Hong Kong's destinations for outward FDI (with a stock of HK$218 billion) as well as sixth among sources of inbound direct investment (with a stock of HK$555 billion).[1] According to Bank of China estimates, between 2010 and 2015 Chinese capital accounted for approximately 27% of total investments from Hong Kong to ASEAN[2]. Meanwhile government ministers in ASEAN countries have also reportedly emphasized the advantages of Hong Kong's position as a gateway to mainland China for those wanting to do business.[3]
The AHKFTA has also been seen as important by both the government and business communities for China's Belt and Road initiative (BRI). With the ASEAN region an important part of BRI corridors, and Hong Kong an important connection point between the mainland and overseas countries more generally, the AHKFTA has also been viewed as means for Hong Kong to further this initiative. Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam, for instance, has remarked on how the FTA, "will further enhance flows of trade and investment between Hong Kong and ASEAN, at a key intersection for the Belt & Road".[4] Meanwhile, Jonathan Choi, chairman of the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce based in Hong Kong, has described the AHKFTA as an opportunity to further cooperation of the two sides under the BRI[5].
This might be considered particularly important due to the fact that China has already established a Free Trade Area (the CAFTA) with ASEAN in 2010 that did not include Hong Kong. This earlier agreement may therefore have acted to reduce the volume of trade passing through Hong Kong between mainland China and ASEAN since the China-ASEAN FTA generally requires that goods shipped between these locations and that claim tariff preferences are directly shipped between members of the agreement[6]. With the signing of the AHKFTA and the liberalization of trade between Hong Kong and ASEAN countries, such restrictions concerning connections between the three locations may become a lesser concern as the free trade regime is extended. Another FTA, the Closer Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA), first signed in 2003 and further supplemented since then, already exists between China and Hong Kong designed to reduce tariffs, liberalise trade and promote investment between the two sides.
Due to Hong Kong's status as a free port and liberal trade regime it has been suggested that the AHKFTA is more about persuading ASEAN to lower barriers so as to further flows of capital, good and services from Hong Kong.[7] Although Hong Kong has long been important in China-related trade, at a time that Hong Kong's cargo throughput has been declining, but intra-Asian trade has been growing, from the perspective of Hong Kong business, the signing of the AHKFTA may be viewed as a way to enhance its position as a trading hub, particularly following the signing of the early China-ASEAN FTA from which it was excluded. The AHKFTA will potentially act to more fully integrate Hong Kong into mainland China's trade relationships with ASEAN.
Considering this further degree of economic integration and mainland China's aim of pushing forward the BRI, it is not surprising that China has been keen for the AHKFTA to be agreed upon. Indeed, it has further been suggested that Beijing is likely to have played a role in bringing about the agreement especially in alleviating reluctance by some ASEAN members. Singapore, for instance, fearing that it would lead to a decline in its own position, previously objected to Hong Kong's participation in the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area, however Beijing has reportedly allayed such fears over the AHKFTA.[8]
Why question the AHKFTA?
While the signing of the agreement may be seen as advantageous to the Hong Kong and Chinese governments and capital, and supported by ASEAN governments, the AHKFTA represents another example of an agreement, signed between governments, which prioritises business interests at the expense of the people they supposedly represent. Free trade agreements remove or lower social, ecological and labour standards and further remove accountability away from ordinary people and their governments, leaving trade in the hands of unregulated market competition. As a result FTAs have often had devastating effects on the poor, especially in developing countries, for instance such as was seen in Mexico in the years after the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) was implemented. Meanwhile the CEPA between Hong Kong and mainland China has formed a part of the increasing economic and political integration of Hong Kong with the mainland, which has seen a decline in Hong Kong autonomy and increased political interference from Beijing. CEPA has also contributed to soaring home prices in the city, while rents have also soared impacting on residents and smaller businesses.
For South-east Asia, when the earlier FTA between ASEAN and China was being negotiated, critical voices raised concerns over the way that the agreement would disproportionately benefit China, as a stronger economic power whose growth was taking place at the expense of South-east Asian countries. Amongst concerns was the idea that an increase in imports of low value added manufactured goods produced by China would flood the markets and hurt local producers and workers in some ASEAN countries. Some also raised concern over how low wages in China would drive down or lead to phasing out of operations of comparatively high wage manufacturers in Southeast Asia[9], however others, in addition to raising this concern, have also observed how, in view of the rising labour costs in China at that time, increased economic cooperation could increase Chinese investment in ASEAN countries[10]. Since then, as wages have risen in China, largely as a result of workers' struggles, some factories have been relocating from China to Southeast Asian countries such as Vietnam, Cambodia and Myanmar. Meanwhile China's investments in ASEAN countries have been increasing, something which has been given further impetus since China's Belt and Road Initiative was launched. Although there has been increased economic cooperation, since the Free Trade Area came into effect it has also resulted in a growth in a huge trade deficit that ASEAN faces with China[11], while the flooding of markets with Chinese products has indeed been noted as a detrimental impact by some countries[12].
Therefore overall it can be said that while concerns can again be raised about the effects that the AHKFTA will have on Southeast Asian countries, especially as Hong Kong acts as an intermediary location for trade and investment between overseas countries and China, and about the undermining of labour and environmental protections, in Hong Kong, the AHKFTA might also provide an additional reason for people to feel uneasy. This is because of the way that the AHKFTA may potentially, combined with the way it acts to advance China's Belt and Road Initiative, play a part in accelerating the loss of Hong Kong's political and economic autonomy as it becomes further aligned and integrated with mainland China in accordance with Beijing's agendas.
[1] GovHK. Hong Kong and ASEAN conclude Free Trade Agreement Negotiations. 9th September 2017. http://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/201709/09/P2017090700673.htm
[2] Wong Sze Wah, The Role of Hong Kong in China's Investment in the ASEAN Market, Economic Review, September 2017.
[3]e.g. Philia Siu. 'Hong Kong-Asean free-trade deal to be signed by November': Philippine Minister. 13th July 2017. http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/economy/article/2102420/hong-kong-as…
[4] Carrie Lam. Reaping Belt-Road Benefits. 11th September 2017. http://www.news.gov.hk/en/record/html/2017/09/20170911_125736.lin.shtml
[5] Song Lifang. Hong Kong-ASEAN FTA to enhance cooperation under Belt and Road Initiative: expert. 19th September 2017. Xinhua. http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2017-09/19/c_136621350.htm
[6]William Marshall. ASEAN-HK FTA : What does it mean for Hong Kong and Singapore. 20th September 2017. http://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/asean-hk-fta-what-it-means-for-hk-a…
[7]Frank Chen. To ASEAN with love: An FTA that can be a win for HK, China. 19th September 2017. http://www.ejinsight.com/20170919-to-asean-with-love-an-fta-that-can-be…
[9] Walden Bello. China's neo-colonialism. 9th March 2010. https://newint.org/features/web-exclusive/2010/03/09/chinas-neocolonial…
[10] Artur Gradziuk. Implications of ASEAN-China Free Trade Agreement (ACFTA). The Polish Institute of International Affairs Bulletin. No.8 (84).
[11] Between 2010 when the ACFTA was enacted and 2013 ASEAN's goods trade with China went from a surplus to a deficit of $45 billion. See: Nargiza Salidjanova and Iacob Koch-Wese. China's Economic Ties with ASEAN: A country by country analysis. 17th March 2015. U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission: Staff Research Report.
[12] Lee Xin En. ASEAN FTA with China 'a mixed blessing'. 19th July 2016. http://www.straitstimes.com/business/asean-fta-with-china-a-mixed-bless…

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The Neuroscience of Community
By: Bar Administrator about 1 day ago
https://medium.com/@TraumaGeek/the-neuroscience-of-community-9f0a437d3a4f
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America, Can We Talk About Your Drinking?
By: Bar Administrator about 2 weeks ago
Opinion _ America, Can We Talk About Your Drinking_ – The New York Times
Pack Memorial Library Hosts Oral History Exhibit on Recovery
Black Mountain's Kennedy creates exhibit on substance abuse and recovery in Appalachia
Courtesy of John Kennedy, Special to Black Mountain News
Published Jan. 9, 2020
In January, Pack Memorial Library in Asheville will host an oral history exhibition that explores the history of substance use and recovery in Southern Appalachia. The exhibition was created by documentary filmmaker John Kennedy, of Black Mountain, who has spent the past two years collecting oral histories from individuals who are currently using substances or who are in recovery.
Scene from John Kennedy's "Let us Now Listen" exhibit at Pack Memorial Library in Asheville. (Photo: Courtesy of John Kennedy)
"Let Us Now Listen" will be unveiled at Pack Memorial Library on Jan. 10, with an opening event from 6-8 p.m. that will feature recorded oral histories, portraits by professional photographers, and a "living library" of peers who will be on hand to share their stories and answer questions.
Photography is by Jeremy Wilson, Scott Sturdy, Keith Wright and Tony Shivers.
The exhibition, which runs through January, is a partnership between Kennedy, Pack Memorial Library, Buncombe County Health and Human Services, Department of Health, and the Mountain Area Health Education Center.
Kennedy has collected 53 stories to date with a goal of 100 stories representing a diverse group of men and women who are active or former substance users from across Western North Carolina. These stories explore the intersections between drug use, mental health, sex work, and trauma.
The collection also explores the empowerment and hope that can be found in community-based syringe services, peer support, and treatment.
"Once people began to trust me enough to share their stories, I visited them in their homes, workplaces, cars, benches in a park — wherever they would see me," Kennedy said.
"I invited each of them to answer the same two questions: (1) what do you want to share about your experience and (2) what do you want the outside world to know about your experience? Then I listened."
Michelle Henson, a recovery ally, has transcribed recordings of these interviews that range in length from 20 minutes to 2 hours. Excerpts from these interviews are included in the exhibition.
"When we break the silence, we break the cycle in our own lives and help others who still suffer," says Ginger Malcom, one of the storytellers.
These stories provide an intimate and personal look at the data collected on the opioid epidemic by the Buncombe County Health and Human Services, Department of Health, which will be on display as a story map.
About the oral historian
John Kennedy is a master at listening. In 2017, he produced a documentary for PBS "Frontline," with The New York Times, about individuals leaving the prison system called "Life On Parole." In 2018, he directed and produced a 14-part video series for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and Southern Poverty Law Center's "Teaching Tolerance" program about community traditions and better health outcomes.
Kennedy has also directed and produced short documentary pieces for Open Society Foundations, the UN Millennium Campaign, and the Global Fund. His journalism has appeared in USA Today, The Washington Post, The New York Times, and other publications. He has also received international attention for his art activism.
Kennedy named this exhibit "Let Us Now Listen" in honor of James Agee's collection of Southern Appalachian oral histories from the Great Depression entitled "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men." Agee's work inspired Kennedy to always look for the beauty in people's stories.
Click here for a video featuring Kevin Rumley, Buncombe County Veteran's Drug Treatment Court Coordinator and Purple Heart recipient. Learn more about the court here.
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YMCA Member Signup Just $4 for January
By: Bar Administrator about 2 months ago
Great news if you've been putting off your wellness resolution! Bar members can join the YMCA by January 10th and pay just $4 for January, then $51 monthly starting February 1!
Visit your local Y to sign up today. The YMCA of Western North Carolina has partnered with the Buncombe County Bar to improve the quality of life for attorneys and their families by creating opportunities to get healthy, give back, and nurture a positive work environment.
Did you know you're eligible for a discounted rate on Y membership? The Y offers hundreds of onsite group exercise classes, access to safe, clean, and secure childcare, unlimited wellness coaching, and much more at eight area locations!


Events consist of diverse elements, each processed in specialized neocortical networks, with temporal lobe memory systems binding these elements to form coherent event memories. We provide a novel theoretical analysis of an unexplored consequence of the independence of memory systems for elements and their bindings, 1 that raises the paradoxical prediction that schema-driven false memories can act solely on the binding of event elements despite the superior retrieval of individual elements. This is because if 2, or more, schema-relevant elements are bound together in unexpected conjunctions, the unexpected conjunction will increase attention during encoding to both the elements and their bindings, but only the bindings will receive competition with evoked schema-expected bindings. We test our model by examining memory for object-location bindings in recognition (Study 1) and recall (Studies 2 and 3) tasks. After studying schema-relevant objects in unexpected locations (e.g., pan on a stool in a kitchen scene), participants who then viewed these objects in expected locations (e.g., pan on stove) at test were more likely to falsely remember this object-location pairing as correct, compared with participants that viewed a different unexpected object-location pairing (e.g., pan on floor). In recall, participants were more likely to correctly remember individual schema-relevant objects originally viewed in unexpected, as opposed to expected locations, but were then more likely to misplace these items in the original room scene to expected places, relative to control schema-irrelevant objects. Our theoretical analysis and novel paradigm provide a tool for investigating memory distortions acting on binding processes.


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Wall Street's Employment Outlook with Stuart Rosenthal, Rosenthal Recruiting.
BrokeAndBroker.com
2009 Year in Review:
The Wall Street Employment Scene from a Recruiter's Perspective
Stuart Rosenthal of Rosenthal Recruiting
Interviewed by Bill Singer
Bill Singer: To say that 2009 was a difficult year for job candidates on Wall Street would be a classic understatement. From your perspective as an industry regulatory/compliance veteran and recruiter, how bad did things actually get?
Stuart Rosenthal: Things slowed abruptly in mid-March 2008 after Bear Stearns was sold to J.P. Morgan. It's hard to believe that it's been nearly a year and a half since that event, but that was a day when things truly came to a screeching halt. Remember that Bear had some 15,000 employees when the sale was announced, and keep in mind that it took nearly two months to finalize that transaction (which, in the interim, went from a proposed purchase price of $2 to the final deal at $10 a share). Then, just as the market was digesting that fiasco, we got hit harder when Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy in September 2008. That impacted about 25,000 employees. Frankly, at that point, we hit the wall -- hiring stopped. It was as bad as I've seen in my two decades on the Street. Firms were not hiring, but were looking to cut even more jobs, and there were virtually no plans (short, mid, or long-term) for hiring. It was dismal.
Singer: Do you think we've seen the worst?
Rosenthal: Although things have improved since the Bear and Lehman crises, I don't think we will ever return to the staffing levels of the last bull market, at least, not for this generation. I think that we have seen the worst on the employment scene from the Great Recession, but we are still adjusting to the new world order.
The New York Times recently reported some 216,000 domestic jobs vanished in August 2009, but those losses were somewhat more moderate than the worst numbers of the year. Most economists see recent improvements as the result of moving away from the low point of last fall. Earlier this year we were hemorrhaging nearly 700,000 jobs a month, but that has slowed. However, "improvements" and slowing down are not the same as vigorous growth.
The Wall Street Journal just released an economists' survey showing that, on average, the unemployment rate is not expected to recover to under 6% until 2013. That's another four years of substantial unemployment, and keep in mind that many economists still don't think that the current rate has peaked; they are pointing to February 2009 as the possible high water mark.
Singer: What are the chances of Wall Street embarking upon the rehiring of the tens of thousands of folks who have been laid off during the Great Recession?
Rosenthal: The headcount is not coming back. There will be opportunities for compliance professionals capable of overseeing desk traders, particularly fixed income. Similarly compliance staff who understand derivatives, credit default swaps, and trade reporting will likely enjoy some demand.
Singer: Are you seeing any positive signs on the Street in terms of employment?
Rosenthal: A lot of firms are still focused on cost cutting, and a major component of that push is layoffs and deferring hiring.
Did you know that the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) eliminated nearly its entire Staffing and Human Resources Department as part of a major headcount reduction earlier this year? The NYSE and others continue to use a contract-to-hire and a temp-to-perm model as much as possible. For job candidates, that may be a troubling development, but it is a fact of life and one that will likely be the new norm for much of the Street.
Given the magnitude of the public outcry for regulatory reform, I think that we should expect to see some job creation in response to that dissatisfaction. Not only will Wall Street firms need to maintain certain levels of compliance staff, but there will likely be new rules and regulations that will require expanded coverage. For example, I'm seeing some job creation in the options surveillance area and some new adds in Fixed Income.
Then you have the well documented fact that middle market Institutional firms are picking up shuttered bulge-bracket alumni. I have also seen some start-up activity -- to some degree, this is a phenomenon that likely arises from a belief that if you can't find a job, you might as well create a company to employ yourself (and maybe some of your former colleagues). I am aware of some movement in this area in the retail fixed-income trading sector. For example, look at a new firm like Second Market, which was just just founded in 2008 and has already established a niche in Auction-Rate Securities.
Singer: In what parts of the industry do you expect to see an early pick-up in hiring and when?
Rosenthal: I do expect enhanced or additional regulatory/compliance requirements for Private Equity and Hedge Funds, which will likely generate hiring needs for consultants and legal counsel. Although much of that initial work may be on a part-time, per diem, or temporary basis, I think it's fair to assume that as the economy continues to recover and those funds stabilize and expand, that we will see a move towards permanent legal and compliance staffing, along with risk/financial oversight positions.
I also anticipate that the interest rate derivatives sector will provide new hiring opportunities as it seems likely that there will be new regulation in that area that will require expanded trade reporting and oversight. For example, we recently saw the christening of new positions as Credit Rating Agency Compliance Officers started to gain traction.
Similarly, if the proposals to require hedge funds and private equity firms to register as investment advisers with the SEC are approved, that would necessitate the hiring of a new class of compliance officers. Another wrinkle is the talk about banning placement agents to raise money from government pensions, which could motivate private equity firms to hire in-house marketers. I have already been contacted about such placements.
Singer: What mistakes do job applicants make in terms of resumes, cover letters, or other written submissions?
Rosenthal: I would suggest that every applicant use a brief cover letter when transmitting a resume. Even if you're submitting via email, you should include a cover letter in the body of the message with your attached resume file. I would encourage applicants to use the cover letter to explain the gaps in their resumes. Don't be afraid to explain that your firm was shut down, imploded or become part of a merged entity. While it's true that most industry professionals know what's what and understand the unprecedented nature of the past two years, you should still pre-empt the issue and let a potential employer know the circumstances of your unemployment or, in many situations, under-employment (typically part-time jobs, consulting positions, etc.).
Singer: What's the advantage of using a recruiter versus directly reaching out to an employer?
Rosenthal: In this market, you should always be aggressive in following up on any leads. There are multiple, qualified candidates for every opening and you have to sell yourself. However, given the flood of qualified applicants and the limited number of jobs, going through a recruiter has some advantages. In many cases, I have a track record with an employer and when I "push" a given candidate, that may carry quite a bit of weight. Moreover, my employer clients expect that I triage the many resumes that come on my desk and interview the candidates before sending them down the line. Having my imprimatur on your application can make the difference during these competitive times.
Stuart Rosenthal
Rosenthal Recruiting
Stuart@RosenthalRecruiting.com
http://RosenthalRecruiting.com
STUART ROSENTHAL, Managing Director of Rosenthal Recruiting, has a financial services career that spans over two decades. As a regulator, he served as a Compliance Examiner with the National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD), now the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA). Rosenthal's industry employment has included Merrill Lynch and Smith Barney. At Jefferies & Company, Inc., Rosenthal worked for ten years in the Compliance and Risk Management Department, where he helped to implement and later monitor the Global Analyst Research Settlement. Subsequently, Rosenthal became a Compliance Officer for Soleil Securities Corporation, where he supervised broker-dealer research, sales and trading services, and hedge funds/mutual funds asset managers.
Rosenthal Recruiting places legal and financial services candidates. Placements and clients include global public NYSE-listed corporations, investment banks, hedge funds, AmLaw 100, 200 and boutique law firms, global-to-start-up broker-dealers, registered investment advisors and nationally recognized statistical rating organizations.
Bill Singer
rrbdlawyer@aol.com
Website: http://RRBDlaw.com
Website: http://BrokeAndBroker.com
Blog: http://http://www.brokeandbroker.com/index.php
BILL SINGER (first name is legally "Bill") is a shareholder in the Securities Practice Group of the law firm of Stark & Stark, where he represents securities-industry firms, individual registered persons, Wall Street whistleblowers and defrauded public investors. Singer has represented clients before the American Stock Exchange, the New York Stock Exchange, the NASD, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission, and in criminal investigations brought by various federal, state, and local prosecutors. He has the distinction of representing witnesses during high-profile Congressional investigations.
Singer publishes the RRBDLAW.com and BrokeAndBroker.com websites and the BrokeAndBroker.com blog. Singer is the Street Legal columnist for Registered Rep. magazine; a featured columnist for Forbes.com; and a member of the Forbes Intelligent Investing All-Stars Panel. He regularly appears as a commentator on television and radio, and is frequently quoted in the press. Singer is an outspoken critic of ineffective regulation and a staunch advocate for Wall Street reform.
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Preview: Glenavon v Linfield
Glenavon play host to Linfield tomorrow in the 17th league game of the season aiming for a third consecutive win while David Healey is hoping to avoid a third consecutive league defeat. A win for Glenavon would close the gap between the sides to just two points.
Linfield Programme
The previous game between the sides was an all-action affair with Glenavon coming back from 3-1 down to make it 3-3 after taking an early lead only to lose 4-3 in the final moments with ex-Glenavon defender Mark Haughey heading in the winner. When the score was 3-3 Eoin Bradley had a great chance to put the Lurgan Blues in front but his chip over Ross Glendinning drifted just off target. The striker showed his worth in last week's win at Stangmore Park when he nodded in a stoppage time winner.
Kyle Neill, who scored the opening goal in that Windsor Park thriller, is suspended having picked up his 5th caution so Gary Hamilton will be forced to change the defensive line-up. "We've been able to keep a settled defence for a number of weeks and Kyle has been in good form but suspensions happen and it gives someone else the chance to come in and show what they can do," Gary said.
Kyle Buckley would have been a natural replacement at left back but he is still out with a foot injury.
"Our defence has been fairly sound and we haven't conceded more than one goal since the last game against Linfield. We always look like scoring so that will always give us a chance of getting the result. Linfield is always a tough game and with their resources they go into most games as favourites but our players will take a lot of confidence and belief into the game from our own performances in most games this season.
"The most pleasing thing for me as a manager, and I think this is true for the supporters and club officials, is that we go into every game now with a real chance of winning. With this group of players myself and the backroom staff believe, if the lads play to their abilities, they are capable of beating any team in the league. I'm never over confident but I go into each game with a lot of optimism and a great belief in the lads."
Arnold Hunter Gareth Eakin Richard Storey Steven Taylor
Many thanks to our sponsors today. The match sponsor is Tritex Core Company, based in Trim, Co. Meath, the ball is sponsored by Bluebell Cottage, a new home furnishing and giftware shop in Moira owned by Jane Houston who is a daughter of lifelong Glenavon supporter Jim Logan and the Glenavon 'Man of the Match' is sponsored by Charlie Cardwell.
Following the serious injury James Singleton sustained playing for the NI Under 21s there will be a bucket collection for him at the game. Supporters are asked to give generously.
Mega Draw
The November "Mega Draw" will take place in the Bedeck Suite after the game at around 5.15pm.
Mark of Respect
There will be a minute's silence before kick-off tomorrow as a mark of respect for former Linfield club secretary Brian Dempster who passed away on Monday this week. Brian was also a well-known BBC Radio Ulster sports journalist.
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ORLANDO -- J.J. Redick had 20 points, Rashard Lewis scored 18 and the Orlando Magic blew past the Utah Jazz 104-99 on Monday night with some potent 3-point shooting.
Bucks 84, Pacers 81: Andrew Bogut scored a career-high 31 points and grabbed 18 rebounds, leading the Milwaukee Bucks to a victory over the Indiana Pacers.
ATLANTA -- Chip Caray is headed back to the Atlanta Braves broadcasting booth.
Caray said Monday he was hired to be the team's play-by-play man on Fox Sports South and SportsSouth and he is expected to work about 105 games next season. The hire came three weeks after parting ways with Turner Sports.
The 44-year-old is the son of late Braves broadcaster Skip Caray and a grandson of famed broadcaster Harry Caray. He called first-round playoff games for TBS during the past three seasons and also worked a few dozen Atlanta games this season for a local Turner-owned station.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- Nick Saban wants all the so-called "clutter" removed from the heads of No. 1 Alabama's players.
That includes Mark Ingram's Heisman Trophy and Rolando McClain's Butkus Award. Not to mention the SEC title and the biggest clutter of all: The Crimson Tide's upcoming game against second-ranked Texas for the BCS national championship on Jan. 7.
Saban said Monday none of that matters once the game starts and none of it means a whole lot if the Tide falters the next time out. That happened at the end of last season when Alabama lost to Utah in the Sugar Bowl.
Texas has two of his former assistants on the coaching staff, Will Muschamp and Major Applewhite.
Saban said Alabama can't try to fool the Longhorns.


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simoneavincola » Rap » Public Enemy - He Got Game
Public Enemy Def Jam 1998
Public Enemy - He Got Game mp3
Interprète: Public Enemy
Titre: He Got Game
Catégorie: Rap
Catalogue #: DEF 233-1
Label: Def Jam
1 He Got Game (Instrumental) 5:01
2 He Got Game (Flava's Edit) 4:10
3 He Got Game (Flava's Radio Edit) 3:14
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He Got Game - Public Enemy. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. He Got Game is a soundtrack and sixth studio album by American hip hop group Public Enemy, released on April 28, 1998 under Def Jam Recordings. It was released as the soundtrack to Spike Lee's 1998 film of the same name and was the group's last album for Def Jam. He Got Game was produced by members of the Bomb Squad, along with producers Abnes Dubose, Danny Saber, D. Period, and Jack Dangers. He Got Game From The He Got Game Soundtrack. Public Enemy - Full album - THE EVIL EMPIRE OF EVERYTHING 2012 - Продолжительность: 49:52. Язык: Русский. Страна: США. He Got Game appears Public Enemys 1998 release of the He Got Game Soundtrack. Although the single did not break into the Billboard Top 100, it did reach number five on the Bubbling Under Hot 100. The song deals with issues such as governmental manipulation, control and corruption, racial inequality and moral decline in the United States. He Got Game features Stephen Stills and samples from Buffalo Springfields For What Its Worth. He Got Game Album Version Track Info. Public Enemy - He Got Game 1998. To favorites 5 Download album. Listen album. Hip-Hop Gangsta Rap East Coast Rap. Public Enemy. He Got Game OST 1998. Album by Public Enemy. He Got Game by Public Enemy feat. Stephen Stills. Rebel Without a Pause by Public Enemy 1987. see 1 more connection. He Got Game è un album discografico del gruppo hip hop newyorkese Public Enemy, pubblicato dalla Def Jam il 21 aprile 1998 negli USA. Resurrectiom - 4:20. He Got Game - 4:46. Unstoppable - 3:14. Shake Your Booty - 3:45. Is Your God a Dog - 5:08. House of the Rising Son - 3:16. Revelation 33 13 Revolutions - 4:11. Game Face - 3:17. Politics of the Sneaker Pimps - 3:16. What You Need is Jesus - 3:29. Super Agent - 3:35. Go Cat Go - 3:48. Sudden Death Interlude - 2:04. EN L'album sull'All Music Guide. He Got Game is an album by Public Enemy and the soundtrack to the Spike Lee film He Got Game. This was the group's last Def Jam record. After the battle over mp3s surrounding the BTN 2000 remix album, the group released There's a Poison Goin' On in 1999. Public Enemy, also known as P. is a seminal Golden Age era Hip-Hop group known for their densely layered production and politically charged lyrics demonstrating their interest in the concerns of the African American community. PE formed in Long Island, New York, in 1982 around a WBAU radio show as Spectrum City
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Brett Morgen's Montage Of Heck isn't the only semi-experimental Kurt Cobain documentary on the circuit right now. Benjamin Statler's Soaked In Bleach is an inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the Nirvana frontman's death, and takes a form that's not strictly documentary nor wholly docudrama. Soaked In Bleach rests uneasily between the two, combining talking heads and archival footage with scripted reenactments that run so long that they keep threatening to become the movie.
The big hook for Soaked In Bleach is that Statler has access to the audio files of private investigator Tom Grant, whom Courtney Love hired in the days between when Cobain went missing and when he was found dead. Grant meticulously documented every phase of the case, recording his interviews with Love, cops, and others. Statler frequently begins scenes by playing Grant's tapes, then shifting to actors—including Daniel Roebuck as Grant and Sarah Scott as Love—reciting the transcripts seemingly word-for-word, and sometimes even lip-synching along to the recordings. At every stage, the film asserts its own veracity, in ways that eventually start to seem like overkill.
Soaked In Bleach's contentions should be familiar to anyone with a passing knowledge of Cobain's death, or anyone who's seen Nick Broomfield's documentary Kurt & Courtney. (Statler actually tackles one of Kurt & Courtney's attempts to debunk Grant's theory of the case.) The gist of Grant's argument is that the Seattle police too quickly determined that Cobain took an overdose of heroin and then killed himself, and that they reached this conclusion by relying too much on the testimony of Love, who may have had reasons to want her husband dead. About half of Soaked In Bleach is devoted to telling Grant's story: how Love found his number in the phone book, and how Grant (who knew nothing about Nirvana before taking the job) became convinced that his client was using him to help establish her alibi. The other half trots out a series of experts—on forensic pathology, crime-scene analysis, and Cobain himself—to explain why the Seattle PD's official report doesn't make sense.
Soaked In Bleach's formal tinkering is unusual enough to keep the movie fresh at first, especially with veteran character actor Roebuck playing Grant as a character, emphasizing his stubbornness and frustration (as opposed to just flatly reading lines from the old tapes). An actual full-length dramatic retelling of Grant's investigation might've made compelling cinema, showing—rather than telling—how a scrupulous man stumbled into an assignment where he had to answer to an image-conscious truth-stretcher. Similarly, there are sections of Soaked In Bleach that suggest the provocative docu-essay that Statler could've made, indicting the way that the media and the authorities conspire to fix the "facts" of a crime and then make anyone with legitimate questions look like a crackpot.
Ultimately, though, this all comes across as too tawdry. Soaked In Bleach dredges up the sordid details of a celebrity scandal, while presenting them as the righteous shaming of a sloppy police force—who in their haste to close a case may have inadvertently encouraged scores of young people to emulate their hero by committing suicide. That's not a bad motivation for making a film. But after a while, Statler's hodgepodge approach loses its novelty, and the documentary starts to seem like an overlong, overly strident segment of a true-crime cable TV infotainment series, right down to the dramatic backdrops behind the interviewees. There's just not enough innovation or insight here to stretch a footnote to feature-length.


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Rihanna's Tame Impala Cover "Same Ol' Mistakes" on 'Anti' Proves She Can Do Psych-Rock
Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/Getty Images
ByKathleen Wong
With Anti, Rihanna can add yet another genre to her résumé. The highly anticipated eighth studio album, which officially came out on Tidal on Wednesday, consists of 13 songs, each one distinct in sound. But one song in particular may sound eerily familiar to fans of psychedelic rock.
Her ninth track on the album, a song called "Same Ol' Mistakes," is actually a cover of Australian band Tame Impala's sad-but-deep "New Person, Same Old Mistakes," which is off its highly acclaimed, Grammy-nominated LP Currents, Billboard reported. The unexpected step makes sense, since throughout her career, Rihanna has made a name for herself in all sorts of genres, such as pop, R&B, EDM and her dancehall vernacular. And the song choice couldn't be better.
"New Person, Same Old Mistakes" is Currents' closing song, and frontman Kevin Parker's way of anticipating criticism for the album's philosophical take and more electronic sound, Stereogum reported in July. Currents itself is an emotional, self-aware and extremely relatable collection of songs that dive deeper than usual into a listener's life experiences — mostly bitter and intricate heartbreak. "It's actually telling someone, 'I know what you think I'm doing is fake,'" Parker told Stereogum. "I know you think it's like a sellout move. You think that this isn't real, but hey, you know what? Maybe I like fake." He later called the song the "final showdown between this side of you that is embracing change and there's a side of you that's resisting it."
So in Rihanna's case, with an album that's waited four years to drop, "New Person, Same Old Mistakes" is actually the perfect choice.
Owen Sweeney/AP
Lyrics: Rihanna uses the same lyrics as Tame Impala's, provided by Genius.
I can just hear them now/ "How could you let us down?"/ But they don't know what I found/ Or see it from this way around/ Feeling it overtake/ All that I used to hate/ Worried 'bout every trait/ I tried but it's way too late/ All the signs I don't read/ Two sides of me can't agree/ When I breathe in too deep/ Going with what I always longed for
Her rendition uses the same beat as Tame Impala's, and her voice follows as low and dreamy. "'New Person, Same Old Mistakes' has hints of shimmering Philly soul, there's also engagement with the dubby textures and repetitive melodies of purple R&B," according to Pitchfork's review of the song. As if saying it straight to her fans, she sings that she "feel[s] like a brand new person" in the song.
Billboard reported back in March Rihanna said she wanted to focus on more "soulful" things that "felt real." With the help of Tame Impala, "Same Ol' Person" could be considered a success.
At least, the fans who are rejoicing over the musical intersection think so.
Correction: Jan. 28, 2016


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Meta information for the GeoNet sensor network, please cite as https://doi.org/10.21420/0VY2-C144.

## network

Geographical and equipment grouping meta data.

- see [further details about the network files](network/README.md)

## environment

Information about the recording site environment.

- see [further details about the environment files](environment/README.md)

## assets

Physical equipment asset management.

- see [further details about the asset files](assets/README.md)

## install

Equipment installation and connections details.

- see [further details about the installation files](install/README.md)

## calibration

Equipment calibration files.

- see [further details about the calibration files](calibration/README.md)

## docs

Miscellaneous documentation.

## meta

Golang module to load the meta data csv files.

## resp

Golang module to configure and describe instrument responses.

## tides

Golang module to configure and describe tsunami gauge tidal parameters.

## tools

Golang tools to manage and process the meta data.

## internal

Golang internal modules used by the tests and tools.

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Golang external modules used by the tests and tools.

## tests

Consistency checking of the network meta data.
- see [further details about the test files](tests/README.md)

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WORKERS are invited to enjoy free coffee and work flexibly on Monday July 24.
The Smarter Working Initiative aims to encourage business leaders to allow their staff to work flexibly on this date in order to trial this way of working.
It was officially launched last year on July 25 and is back again this year one day earlier.
It was created by conference call company Powwownow and is free to join.
July 24 is the first day of the school summer holidays for many so the nationwide campaign has partnered with Neardesk to offer free access to one of the area's most popular shared work spaces.
The work space is at Park House which located on North Street in Horsham.
Workers are free to come and go throughout the day between 9am and 5pm.
The idea is to encourage local office workers to escape their desks and work in a way that suits their lifestyle.
Jason Downes, founder of the Smarter Working Initiative, said: "Our aim is to show companies across the UK that smarter working has an incredibly positive impact on employees and employers alike - a healthy workforce is one which finds a balance between work and daily life.
"Our research has shown smarter working results in increased productivity and morale.
"Understanding these business benefits is the first step towards making a change in workplace culture.
To claim free beverage and work space access on the day workers need simply quote 'Smarter Working Initiative' upon arrival at Park House.
Alternatively, visit www.neardesk.com/buyacard/one/swi2017 to register online, entering the code swi2017.
Park House is a listed building and the former Horsham District Council headquarters.


Based on research in the Inquisitorial archives, the book recounts the story of a peasant fertility cult centred on the benandanti. These men and women regarded themselves as professional anti-witches, who (in dream-like states) apparently fought ritual battles against witches and wizards, to protect their villages and harvests. If they won, the harvest would be good, if they lost, there would be famine. The inquisitors tried to fit them into their pre-existing images of the witches' sabbat. The result of this cultural clash which lasted over a century, was the slow metamorphosis of the benandanti into their enemies - the witches. Carlo Ginzburg shows clearly how this transformation of the popular notion of witchcraft was manipulated by the Inquisitors, and disseminated all over Europe and even to the New World. The peasants' fragmented and confused testimony reaches us with great immediacy, enabling us to identify a level of popular belief which constitutes a valuable witness for the reconstruction of the peasant way of thinking of this age.


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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) is all set to the hold a public gathering at the Parade Ground in connection with its 'thanksgiving day' on Sunday.
After the Supreme Court disqualified Nawaz Sharif on Friday, PTI chairman Imran Khan announced to observe the 'thanksgiving day'. Permission to hold the public gathering was sought in writing from the capital administration by PTI Islamabad chapter president Raja Khurram Nawaz, the party's media office stated on Saturday. It said preparations for the event started on Saturday morning after the capital administration gave a verbal approval.
Later in the evening, the local administration issued a no-objection certificate (NOC) to the PTI for holding the public gathering.
The capital administration stated that the event would be held at Parade Ground between 4pm and 10pm.
"Anti-state, anti-religion/sectarian or anti-ideology of Pakistan slogans or speeches shall not be made," it stated, adding effigy/flag of any political or religious party/person shall not be burnt.
Weapons/firearms of any kind shall not be taken to or near the venue of the convention.
The use of deck speakers and sound amplifier shall comply with the provisions of the West Pakistan Amplifier Ordinance 1965.
The traffic management and parking plan of the police shall be adhered to by the organisers and participants of the event and smooth traffic flow for the residents of the city shall not be obstructed.
For the safety of the general public, maintenance of law and order at the venue, the police and law enforcement agencies shall not be obstructed during the checking of any vehicle or persons coming to attend the event anywhere in the city.
The organisers shall fully cooperate with the capital administration and police and other law enforcement agencies for ensuring foolproof security.
As mutually agreed with the capital administration and police the internal security of the venue shall be the responsibility of the organisers.
Search of the participants at the entry points of the venue shall be the joint responsibility of the organisers and the police. The participants shall only be allowed inside the venue after a thorough security check.
Police and law enforcement agencies will be responsible for the security and traffic flow outside the venue and parking. The organisers shall be responsible for any human injury caused inside the venue.
All rules and regulations and the municipal laws shall be strictly adhered to. Streamers and banners shall only be installed after approval from the CDA and the same containing public messages shall not be removed or obstructed. A list of people to be allowed on the stage shall be provided to the capital administration at least 12 hours in advance.
The participants shall not enter any restricted area or obstruct any public and private thoroughfare. Besides, infants and children under the age of 12 years shall not be allowed at the venue and the organisers take responsibility on this account except with their lawful guardians.
Clear right of way for fire brigades, ambulances and other emergency vehicles or personnel shall be ensured by the organisers.
An adequate number of walk-through gates shall be installed at the entry points of the venue by the organisers in consultation with the police and the participants shall have access to the venue only through these gates.
CCTV cameras shall be installed at the venue by the organisers and the location of the cameras and the control room shall be intimated to the capital administration.
The main stage of the convention and the venue shall be technically swept by the bomb disposal squad of the police.
An official of the police said over a 1,000 personnel would perform security and traffic duties during the event.
Dee Chowk here comes your victor.
Same containers, same Dee Chowk, but what a difference a year makes. SubhanAllah.
Congrats to IK for his perseverance in bringing the corrupt government down. This is just the beginning. I am sure he will continue his efforts in rooting out this menace of corruption for ever.
What a great and historic moment; All thanks to the judiciary, JIT , PTI team, the honest Journalists and Imran Khan.
It would have been wise, Mr IK, to have waited for the full fallout of the Court's verdict.
There is nothing to celebrate, in fact what happened was a repeat of the past, that laid bare not only the hidden hands behind this move to disrupt a government and subvert the choice of the people but also the sad fact that the Supreme Court of the country seems to be more beholden to the powers that be and not the verdict of the people, a verdict that is expressed through elections and not through rants by opposition politicians seeking a power grab through unconstitutional means.
The capital administration has done the right thing. In a democracy it is the fundamental right of people to gather to protest or to celebrate peacefully subject to the law and order convention of the community.
Is it a custom in Pakistan to celebrate an opponent's downfall? Ex-P Sharif didn't impress many observers of political big wigs. Gloating at his downfall does not sound wise and appears crude, boorish. Nawaz Sharif's brother may become PM, or another family member may carry on the dynasty!
Tareef us Khuda ki jis ne Jahn banya Aur us main IK ko Laya. Shabash IK you have once again reincarnated the concept of Neutral Umpires from the ruins of NS &Co's draconian era. Now get rid of all the cases against yourself by humbly presenting yourself without frills of pomp and show. KP is an example of your thought process and only you have a good bunch of sincere, capable and self less people around you. Each one of them is Asset of Pakistan.
Now this is not required at all.
Imran is successful in destabilizing the country and development work with the help of JIT. Now as an overseas Pakistani we are disheartened by SC decision. Before decision we watching news of completion and inauguration of mega projects and after SC's decision we are watching news of political fights. Now these fights are enough to stop all development work.
I think its too early to celebrate. The game is not over yet. IK is also under scrutiny.
Be ready for your turn too, and some more legislatures.
Insane Khan has succeeded in his evil conspiracy He has done nothing but hateful oratory against Shariff family and Nawaz Shariff in particular. Has he put forwarded any plans for PAKISTAN prosperity or against those who have looted Pakistan like Zardari clan, MQM and many many others? Naw2az Shariff did not steal from Pakistan but brought prosperity and the enemies of Pakistan conspired!!!!
One does not hit a man down. The Great Khan should celebrate his win but not squander his dignity.
IK are you the only one who is clean out of 200 million Pakistanis.
@Samad Chaudhry London How did he succeed. Has Nawaz SHeriff gifted you any property in London. The decision has been made by the highest court in Pakistan unanimously. From where did he steal and why didn't he declare it?
@rafat I wish the mega projects were free of kick backs and corruption. This is an illusion created by corruption. The new ISB airport cost rose from 32 billion PKR to over a 100 Billion PKR. what are you talking about? And this is just one example.
IK party must stand up against PPP & rest now and all the corrupt. If they have bought the contract to rid Pakistan of corruption then do it honestly or quit celebrating.
Very Well Done IK. Pakistan needs you and your efforts. No other leader of your stature.
No, just the only clean politician whose credentials couldn't be smeared by the rich and the powerful.
@Javed thats a new name!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@Pakman lmao...its not your country and if it's the I and I, it's irrelevant.
@A. Khan there was none.
@Asad how does that makes sense?? nawaz is the powers that be???
@Mustafa R. it already was.
These people who are holding this rally are real corrupt.
Get yourself acquitted of the corruption charges before such celebrations.
Instead of easy slogans, the PTI has to establish a vision and programme for the country fully compatible with a clear accountability for all in authority.
Again wastage of time, money and energies. PTI as political party is heading towards failure. Celebrating on back of something that establishment did for them. Good people making themselves dirty!
Excellent decision by the PTI to hold a public rally and to get back to their vote bank and the masses in order to celebrate "Thanksgiving Day" for getting rid of the most corrupt Prime Minister and his cronies in the history of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan through a unanimous decision of the apex court judges.
@Dr. Salaria, Aamir Ahmad - totally agree and advocate your candid views.
Keep the mithai in storage canisters the Sharif family may need it soon.


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Q: Display Name, Phone, Email from Android Contacts Content Provider First I get the id of the contact that interest me based on the name and then I query again where for CONTACT_ID is the id I retrieved.
So my projection and my where clause are :
            String[] projection = new String[] {
                    ContactsContract.Data.DISPLAY_NAME,
                    ContactsContract.CommonDataKinds.Email.ADDRESS,
                    ContactsContract.CommonDataKinds.Phone.NUMBER
            };

            String where = ContactsContract.Data.CONTACT_ID + " = " + id
                        + " AND " + ContactsContract.Data.MIMETYPE + " = '" +
                        ContactsContract.CommonDataKinds.Email.CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE + "'"
                        + " AND " + ContactsContract.Data.MIMETYPE + " = '" +
                        ContactsContract.CommonDataKinds.Phone.CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE + "'";

If I remove one of the two AND  checks I'm having on the where clause and the corresponding field from the projection I' m having the correct result. But for both Email and Phone that can't happen. I'm getting twice the same result. That means for the code above I'll get 2 times the email address. If I move the Phone.NUMBER field before Email.ADDRESS I'll get 2 times the phone number.
The code for the query :
            Cursor dCursor = getContentResolver().query(ContactsContract.Data.CONTENT_URI, projection, where,
                null, null);

        int nameIdx = dCursor.getColumnIndexOrThrow(ContactsContract.Data.DISPLAY_NAME);
        int emailIdx = dCursor.getColumnIndexOrThrow(ContactsContract.CommonDataKinds.Email.ADDRESS);
        int phoneIdx = dCursor.getColumnIndexOrThrow(ContactsContract.CommonDataKinds.Phone.NUMBER);

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/**
 * A sequence of server int values.
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Q: How to periodically use StartScan() in WifiManager so that I can catch a WIFI spot immediately after it is available? I would like to be able to detect whether there is a WIFI spot in the vicinity. I use WifiManager.startScan() method, I can make SCAN_RESULTS_AVAILABLE_ACTION intent fire, and I can obtain the Wifi spot results though WifiManager.getScanResults(), but this happens only once. For example there are wifi spots named A,B,C in the vicinity. I call WifiManager.startScan() and I find wifi spots A,B,C. However, after this point if another wifi spot named D appears in the vicinity, I cannot see it. How can I catch wifi spot D in this case? I related code in the following. I would appreciate your help.
    tManager.startScan();
if (WifiManager.SCAN_RESULTS_AVAILABLE_ACTION.equals(action)) {
            Log.i("WiFiDirectBrdcastRcvr", "FOUND WIFI SPOT");
            List<ScanResult> wifiScanList = tManager.getScanResults();
            wifis = new String[wifiScanList.size()];
            Log.i("WiFiDirectBrdcastRcvr", "Device found " + wifiScanList.size()+" WIFI spots");
            for(int i = 0; i < wifiScanList.size(); i++){
                wifis[i] = ((wifiScanList.get(i)).toString());
                Log.i("WiFiDirectBrdcastRcvr", "Spot" + i + " is: " + wifis[i]);
            }
        }

A: Put your start scan code in handler
private Handler handler = new Handler()
{
   @Override public void handleMessage(Message message)
   {

   }
} );

A: Handler h=new Handler();
h.postDelayed(new Runnable() {
    @Override
    public void run() {
        WifiManager.startScan();
    }
},20000);


With Free PDF Protector 4dots you can batch password protect pdf files.It is absolutely free, very easy to use and also multilingual. You can batch add password to pdf, both a user password (used for opening the PDF documents) and an owner password (used for settings various permissions such as content copying, commenting,printing, form field fill-in). Whole folders with PDF documents and their subfolders can be selected to be protected. Drag and drop.
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With Free PDF Protector 4dots you can batch password protect pdf files.
You can batch add password to pdf, both a user password (used for opening the PDF documents) and an owner password (used for settings various permissions such as content copying, commenting, printing, form field fill-in e.t.c.).
Whole folders with PDF documents and their subfolders can be protected.
You can batch password protect pdf documents with 128 bits or 40 bits encryption passwords.
You can password protect pdf files simply with a right click in Windows Explorer since Free PDF Protector 4dots can be integrated into Windows Explorer.
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from __future__ import unicode_literals

from django.db import migrations, models

class Migration(migrations.Migration):

    dependencies = [
        ('mpm', '0002_post'),
    ]

    operations = [
        migrations.AlterField(
            model_name='sugestaomusica',
            name='categorias',
            field=models.ManyToManyField(related_name='categorias', to='mpm.Categoria'),
        ),
    ]


On December 5th, Suga from BTS posted a photo on their official Twitter account teasing at a possible collaboration with British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran. Check it out below!
The caption reads "hmm… this is for you" before he tags Ed Sheeran in the post. The picture shows music software that Suga had dabbled with.
Fans would be extremely excited to see an upcoming collaboration between the two superstars. Suga is known for his high quality rapping skills, while Ed Sheeran is notable for his appealing voice. Both artists are also highly acclaimed composers. A collaboration between them would be simply phenomenal.
K-pop artists have collaborated with Western artists multiple times in this year especially. BTS alone have already had a handful of collaborations. This year, Steve Aoki released 'Waste It On Me' featuring the group, in particular Jungkook and RM. Furthermore, they performed a special stage with Charlie Puth at the 2018 MGA in Korea. Jungkook sang 'We Don't Talk Anymore' with Charlie Puth. After, they performed a ballad version of 'Fake Love'.
Would you like to see a collaboration between BTS and Ed Sheeran? Let us know in the comments below.


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If we don't make your lawn look like the fairways at Crooked Stick Golf Club, don't hire us ever again. But if we do a good job, then I hope you will think more about hiring us for your future. That is all we ask for! Message us or call us, we are quick to answering our phone even during the day, and you can expect a free quote for cheap lawn mowing in Carmel within a few hours on GreenPal.
We are the last reliable lawn care you are going to need. We guarantee quick and efficient service with amazing customer service. Every member of our team is trained to be as helpful as they can be while they are on your lawn. If you hire us, you can expect to have your lawn looking greener than ever, just the way you want it.
Some local lawn mowing services in Carmel, In will have these great low prices for lawn mowing, but that will hardly cover any service outside of a lawn mowing. I have even heard stories of lawn mowers refusing to cut the grass because of the dog poop on the lawn.
There are some whack stories out there, and as long as you hire us for your lawn maintenance, they will just be stories and not experiences. We are committed to keeping our reputation as the best yard maintenance in Carmel, and we are not going to start now simply because we are becoming more popular.
We do not mess around with push or simple gas mowers. Our storehouse is home to several high powered mowers, capable of mowing down the Clay Community Soccer Complex down to razor sharp grass in a few hours. If we can do that for the fields at the soccer complex, imagine what we can do for your lawn!
If you have flowers or special plants in the yard, no worries. We also have more delicate instruments to move around the yard and leave everything intact. You will never come home to your flowers or bushes ruined. That should go without saying, but if you are not contracting us, then it's a gamble!
Lawn mowing, yard maintenance, and your personal handymen any day of the week. With over twenty years of experience, SolarEarth is your one stop shop for any job, big or small. We can do any job in the yard, from landscaping to your classic lawn mowing.
Please understand that we are always going to suggest contracting long term. It works out cheaper for you in the long run, but also it helps us really understand your lawn. There are so many working parts to your lawn, way more than just grass and dirt. With a few soil treatments, we can do what a hundred lawn mowings can do.
After all, why would you hire out for a cheap lawn mowing in Carmel, In if you didn't need a lawn mowing? You could be killing your grass, and no local lawn mower in Kingsley can beat us if we just treat the soil right. When the time comes for a quick lawn mowing in Carmel, we'll get to it. But until then we want to get your grass as strong and healthy as it can be. When we get that done it's smooth sailing to fresh cut, lush lawns.
We do most of our business through GreenPal, so feel free to message us for a quick response. By the end of the day we can have you set up for lawn care in Carmel, In for the rest of the season! You won't have to think about it anymore.
Gotten stung by a bad deal on a cheap landscaper in Carmel? If you just lost money, consider yourselves lucky. I have heard it a lot that someone in the city was posing as a "reliable" lawn mowing service around Woodland Country Club. Some people were robbed blind, and as an actual lawn mower in the city I want to apologize.
Anyone else who hasn't had a bad experience yet, be weary! Craigslist is a great place to find contractors and all that, I got my start from there too, but it has gotten pretty bad. You can pretty much find anyone you need on GreenPal now, and all the guys I know in the area do business here too. It's safer and more official, and they actually have guys looking out for scamming cheap yard maintenance in Carmel.
So at the very least, you will be getting someone who is good at what they do (me) and you know there is protection on all sides. That's as good as it can get for a local lawn mowing service in Carmel as small as myself. I'm no corporation and whatnot, but I hustle and that has made me successful all these years.
I have serviced all parts of Indianapolis, but I mostly stick to Carmel. I have a few rental properties that I travel to throughout the week, so if you are looking for a quick mow I might have to go on a different day than you'd like. It just makes it easier on the gas if you know what I mean!
I signed my mother up for weekly lawn care in Carmel, all through GreenPal. It was the easiest process to go through. I was about to sign a contract with another local yard maintenance in Carmel, but when he finally found out I was scheduling them for my mother from Indianapolis, they dropped out. I don't know why, but they did. I went through GreenPal to get more exact results, and it turns out she had a neighbor for a cheap lawn mowing service in Eller Trails. We talked over the phone and got signed up right away! I can't be there for my mom every day, but it makes me happy that at least I can help somehow.
Nate completely changed the way the front of our house looks! And now it looks BEAUTIFUL. We have been getting ready to sell the house, but we have been avoiding our lawn for months. It was too hard for us two city folk, and the few landscapers near us we found were out of our price range. Big Brother probably heard about it because we saw GreenPal advertised through Facebook. This is one time I will say spying is good, because meeting Nate was the best thing that has happened to us. He was on the job for a good two straight months, and by the end of it our house was as green as Hazel Landing Park. We have a few potential buyers already, and just that alone is doing wonders for our chances.
I use GreenPal almost every day with my real estate business. I own a few properties in Carmel around Holaday Hills and Dales, and I hire three other local yard mowing and landscape maintenance in Carmel to help keep them in check. They send me a picture of their work after they are done, I give the okay, and we do business again in a few weeks. It seriously has saved me so much time. We used to hire someone specifically to go check the properties to see if the lawn mower showed up, and now it gets taken care of before breakfast. That's the way I like my internet!
I needed heavy turf removed and redone and was in awe how cheap Gary's Creations did it! When they proposed their budget I was so impressed we bumped it up just to have some padding. I was more than willing to pay their price, but the work they have done is just phenomenal. I am simple guy when it comes to my contracting. Keep your word and I'll keep mine. There isn't a contractor in Pickwick Commons that can say I cheat business. But if you do a good job as a cheap lawn mowing service in Carmel, IN I see no reason to! I'm personally dropping off this review for Gary's Creations because they are hard working gentlemen, I'd call them in the future for anything I need.
Welcome to GreenPal! We are your personal assistant for all things lawn care. Need to compare quotes on the best lawn mowing services in Carmel, In? We can do that for you and more. While some services may only list the best deals in town for cheap lawn care near you, GreenPal guides you through the whole process. We put you in contact with local yard maintenance, their best price, and their availability any day of the week.
We put you in contact with them, offer online payment options, and of course scheduling that could set you on course for cheap lawn mowing for the rest of the season!
We are the most affordable lawn care platform on the internet today. For the homeowner or business owner looking for lawn maintenance in Carmel, In it is free, and only a small fee is applied to each transaction on the website. That results in great deals in landscaping in Carmel, and a constant stream of business for the lawn mowers!
Believe it or not, the owners of GreenPal were once workers for their own affordable landscape maintenance services. Either working for a corporation or helping their family business out, lawn mowing was just a part of daily life and income. When the business was good and you couldn't walk a block without someone else contracting you, times were good. But when you have a nine a.m. appointment and not another until four, you wish there was something that could find you another slot to fill.
That is where GreenPal comes in. Since lawn mowing takes little more than a few hours, we provide them the best options for their time. If they are servicing someone out in Austin Oaks, and someone decides to contract them, we will let them know right way so they can just head over. That is all done with our hyperlocating software and help with Google Maps. The same thing goes for Zionsville down the road, and anywhere near the White River. Your neighborhood lawn mowers really are your neighborhood lawn mowers in Carmel, they aren't just pulling your leg.
This is how lawn care should be taken care of in 2017. And with new users and companies signing up daily, it very well may be the thing that pushes the service industry into this way of handling business.
Carmel is a city in Indiana, United States.
The small suburb of Indianapolis known as Carmel has seen surprisingly fast growth in the last few years. Located immediately north of Indianapolis, Carmel in Hamilton County, was listed as the "Best Place to Live in the United States" by CNN Money magazine in the 2012. Five years later, niche.com said the same thing about the city in their own list. In just six years, the population of Carmel went from just under eighty thousand to ninety thousand by 2016, solidifying their place as the fifth largest city in Indiana.
Surprisingly, the settlers who once inhabited early Carmel called city Bethlehem. This was years after the natives who inhabited the land were killed off by the Christian settlers, more specifically, the Quakers. According to the city annals, the plot of land known as Bethlehem was around the Rangeline Road and Main Street. To this day, it is marked by a clock tower that was donated by the Rotary Club in 2002. Not much besides small-time farmers and churches were established in Carmel for years, up until 1846. By that time, a post office was established and the name was changed officially to Carmel.
Carmel is known in trivial United States history for installing the first automatic traffic signals in the country. Leslie Haines invented the device, in the same area where the old train station resides on Monon Trail. Among this old train station, the Carmel Monon Depot, John Kinzer House, and Thornhurst Addition are all listed in the National Register of Historic Places. In terms of location, Carmel resides in the southwestern part of Hamilton County. It is coextensive with Clay Township, almost all of it with the exception of Home Place. Westfield lies to the north of Carmel, Noblesville to the northeast, Fishers to the east, and south by the state capital of Indianapolis in Marion County. Finally, Zionsville lies to the west of Carmel in Boone County. The census bureau listed Carmel to have a median household income in the city to be over one hundred thousand. Males had an almost thirty thousand dollar difference in household as compared to females, and the rest of the genders are still being tallied in order have statistics on household income. Two percent of the population was below the poverty line, an amazingly low number for a city with Carmel's demographics.
For us, cutting the lawn includes trimming and sweeping up loose grass.


Photo: The main office of the Haven Motel on March 3, 2011.
On the way home I passed the Haven Motel, which has been covered here on American Urbex previously. If you haven't made your way to this location yet, do so within the near future. The elements are wreaking havoc on all of the structures. Hell, if your in my neck of the woods why not just drop me a line?
Photo (akrausha): The Haven Motel in better days.
As of 8/20/11 this site still exists, the map posted is accurate. However, the buildings are badly decayed and some are difficult to get to due to dense undergrowth. Make sure to wear pants and proper shoes or the prickle bushes will be painful.
There's also a collapsed shed and a couple other small buildings in the back that's worth taking a look at.
Hey! I need history! I'm writing a book and this place is in it. I need specifics!


A man after my own heart, Brooklyn-based artist Cory Arcangel is a conduit to the world of two of my favorite things – art and videogames. Arcangel's interactive and video works are at once nostalgic and progressive, reflective of the relationship between culture and technology. His often interactive, mostly nostalgic works present modified versions of existing multimedia entities, such as videogames or short films. Super Mario Clouds (pictured above, video below), my personal favorite, is currently being featured at the Whitney Museum of American Art, in an exhibition called Synthetic.
Another of Arcangel's video game inspired works, I Shot Andy Warhol, is actually a reworking of the 1984 Nintendo classic Hogan's Alley. Where in the original, the player had to avoid shooting innocent civilians while hitting the target-marked "bad guys," the Arcangel version instead encourages players to shoot three different, pixelated versions of Andy Warhol, sparing the lives of Col. Sanders, Flavor Flav, and The Pope.
For more information on Cory Arcangel, as well as downloadable versions of some of his modified games, visit his internet portfolio at the Beige Records website.


Philadelphia, PA (Nov 2018) -- IMC Construction, a nationally-recognized, full-service construction company, broke ground recently on a multispecialty outpatient facility for the University of Pennsylvania Health System. The four-story, 250,000-square-foot center in Radnor further expands Penn Medicine's services throughout the region.
The health center and adjacent 994-car parking garage are located at 145 King of Prussia Road, on the former BioMed site and within walking distance of the Radnor train station. Clad in brick masonry and high-performance glass, the building has abundant natural light and views of nature. It is targeted for a sustainability level of LEED Silver.
Penn Medicine Radnor will house a heart and vascular center, comprehensive cancer care, women's health, orthopedic and rehabilitation medicine, neurosciences and other medical subspecialties, with eighteen different departments within the facility. An outpatient surgery suite includes six surgical and four endoscopy rooms, along with full radiology and laboratory services.
Brandywine Realty Trust will purchase and serve as the designated developer and manager of the site, and develop adjacent office space and a hotel. The outpatient center is expected to be complete in Spring 2020.


German WW2 Nazi flags. A selection of flags from the Third Reich and other flags from Nazi Germany. Sold for historical purposes only not propaganda.
Polyester flag 3`x5` with brass gromets for hanging.
Luftwaffe Herman Goring flag 5`x3` polyester flag.


We often think of Muir Woods when we think of redwood forests. But there's one in the South Bay that's over twice as large, and it's undergoing a transformation as it prepares to open to the public next year.
LOS GATOS, Calif. (KGO) -- We often think of Muir Woods when we think of redwood forests. But there's one in the South Bay that's over twice as large, and it's undergoing a transformation as it prepares to open to the public next year. The Bear Creek Redwood Preserve has been 20 years in the making.
The 1,432 acre site has a long history. It has been a logging operation, home to wealthy descendants of the gold rush, and even the site of a Jesuit theology school. It's being restored to its natural state so it can be enjoyed by hikers and equestrians.
A symbolic groundbreaking event Tuesday kicked off what will be a multi-phase project by the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, which acquired the land in 1999 for $25 million. However, there was never money to do the restoration until passage of a bond measure four years ago. It's already home to bats, turtles, dragonflies and song birds.
A top priority will be removing non-native and invasive plants due to the preserve's proximity to Lexington Reservoir, a major storage facility for the South Bay's drinking water. Creeks in the preserve feed into the reservoir.
"By bringing in natives, you're improving the quality of the riparian habitat, which then helps to improve the quality of the water itself within the creekways," said Ana Ruiz, acting general manager of the Open Space District.
Remnants of five structures reflect the past when Dr. Harry Tevis built a huge mansion on the property after the 1906 earthquake. It later became Alma College.
"We are keeping the chapel, which was constructed in 1909 as Tevis's library and then converted to a chapel by the Jesuits, so we'll keep that and mothball it, and then we'll also keep the older of the two libraries," said Lisa Bankosh, preserve plan project manager.
The land is also a habitat for mountain lions.
The complete restoration of Bear Creek Redwoods will take about 20 years. The first phase will be open in about a year.


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