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Parents are on board with online public education, survey says
By Capital News Service | January 23, 2015
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LANSING — Webcams and laptops might be replacing no. 2 pencils and spiral notebooks as the school supplies of choice in Michigan.
According to a survey by online course provider Michigan Virtual University, 79 percent of Michigan adults believe online courses are a valuable tool for middle and high school students. The survey also outlined interest in the way teachers are trained for these courses, and how districts support them.
Many of the state's educators share these parents' sense of online importance, offering a variety of online learning opportunities. In fact, since 2013, state law has required it.
"[Online venues] provide students with opportunities to access courses not typically offered within our district, such as oceanography, Latin and Japanese," said Dan O'Berski, an assistant principal and district administrator for online education at Traverse City Area Public Schools.
Michigan boasts close to 900 public schools, many of which are located in small communities where access to these courses can give students a whole slew of opportunities.
"It's an important tool for the students," said Linda Forward, director of the Michigan Department of Education's Office of Improvement and Innovation. "There's a wide variety of programming in the state right now."
Benefits for Students
Online courses provide new opportunities not only in class selection, but in how material is presented and the freedoms that come with it.
According to John Scholten, superintendent of the Petoskey Public Schools, "credit recovery," or retaking failed courses, is an online option allowing students who otherwise would not to graduate on time.
"They also provide increased scheduling flexibility for students as graduation requirements continue to increase," O'Berski said.
With online courses, students are able to do classwork on their own time, at their own pace. Some districts require students to remain on campus during this time; others give students free rein, able to work from home, enjoy later mornings or earlier afternoons, even coordinate with work schedules at part-time jobs.
While online options have been present in many schools for over a decade now, only recently have they been required in Michigan. A 2013 law requires that school districts provide students the opportunity to enroll in up to two online courses each academic term.
Districts are able to choose how they provide these courses, via district-employed teachers or independent online programs.
"Some courses are supervised by an in-house certified teacher," O'Berski said of the program's use in Traverse City schools. "Classes offered through other vendors are run by certified Michigan teachers, but they are not employees of the district."
The new section also details the cost for the courses, which comes out of the district's budget.
The online class venue varies depending on the district, the course, and the program used, but some tools often included are live class discussion posts, online calendars, recorded lectures and an abundance of student-teacher interaction.
According to Forward, "blended learning," a hybrid of classroom and online settings, has also become common.
"[We] find most respond best with a blended 'real time, or face-to-face' contact," Scholten said.
Many schools also offer the option of dual enrollment, in which students are able to take college credits while enrolled in high school.
"We have a great community college one mile away from our campus where a good number of students use dual enrollment options for advanced opportunities," Scholten said.
According to Forward, dual enrollment can be a very rewarding venture for students.
"We have students in the state that are graduating from high school, after five years of high school, with an associate's degree," Forward said.
Even proponents caution, however, that online classes will not always work for every student.
"Some kids gravitate toward online and do remarkably well," said O'Berski. "Others try them once and don't return."
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BARRY ELLSWORTH: Seems strange to see Skyline Restaurant closed
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Barry Ellsworth
For the first time since I can remember, the lights are off at the venerable Skyline Restaurant.
After more than 60 years of operating the eatery – cooking, putting food on the table, or just plain waving to patrons, Jimmy Christos died Oct. 15, five days short of his 95th birthday.
Where there used to be a signs in the window touting occasional specials – bacon and eggs breakfast, Montreal smoked sandwich, fish and chips — there is notice that the restaurant is shuttered.
If you grew up in Trenton or have been a city resident for a few decades, chances are you ate in the Skyline. And also at the Times Square on Front Street, operated for decades by the late Bobby Christos, Jimmy's brother.
Fries and gravy, washed down by a Coke, were the most popular items back in the '60s. At the Skyline counter, a piece of coconut cream pie was a special treat.
And, in the far booth, there would be Jimmy, often joined by fellow Greek Canadians such as the late Phil Panelas.
In the halcyon days of the Skyline, Jimmy would stay open to 2 a.m. or later if there were customers, and in the 1960s there were plenty as the downtown was alive with people and muscle cars. But no matter how late Jimmy stayed, he would be back at it at 6 a.m., even with only a few hours downtime.
Word has it he sometimes slept there, snatching some shuteye before beginning the ritual again, seven days a week.
He lived and breathed that restaurant and his dedication made him wealthy, as it did brother Bobby.
I remember my daughter Candy coming home and saying that Bobby had bought his kid a new car, I think it was a Mustang, as a high school graduation present.
"Where's mine?" Candy asked.
I think I said something like, "It's at Lange and Fetters."
Jimmy cooked at times and I have never been in a restaurant that served up the food faster. I don't know how Jimmy did it, and I am not sure I want to know.
He would also occasionally deliver beverage and edibles to your booth.
Jimmy had a knack of throwing the coffee cup and saucer onto the table, making a racket but never spilling a drop. I don't know how he did that, either, but it's a fact.
Jimmy came to Canada from Greece in the early 1950s, but his accent never changed. He would mumble away at you in his own brand of English patois. Half the time I couldn't understand what he was saying, but it didn't matter.
Customers came and went during long years – Bob Swan, Farley Sharpe, George Bonn to name only three of hundreds of thousands.
And the customers sat in the same booths with those small juke boxes on the wall as Jimmy resisted all attempts to get him to modernize.
I don't know the future of the Skyline now that its steward-in-chief has departed.
But I do know that Jimmy's passing and the dark restaurant leave a big hole in downtown Trenton.
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In this article, you will learn about NFDM's financial wellness programs, including their debt management programs, housing counseling and other consumer education services.
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Kingdom Come Deliverance – PS4 Review
February 27th, 2018 Louis PS4, Review, Reviews and Previews comments
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Kingdom Come deliverance can only be described as an epic first-person role-playing game. It's set in 15th century Bohemia, and follows the story of Henry, a blacksmith's son with a backstory straight out of every kid's D&D game. It's almost like the developers were aware of it; the conversation in which the protagonist tells his dad how much he wants to adventure is interrupted by an army that burns his village and kills his family.
As if that's not enough, a bunch of random bandits attack Henry and steal his father's sword. He then proceeds to adventure in order to avenge his village, save the country, and get back his father's sword. He is single-minded in this pursuit and will focus in this quest, stopping only to romance women, play dice, kill rabbits, join a horse race, follow drugged-up women in the woods, etc.
This game admittedly has many downsides, glitches, and some parts that seem unfinished. Although it's an overall great game, it comes short of being amazing. Here's a rundown of what the game does well, and what it doesn't.
The developers went through great lengths for authenticity. Your character needs to eat and sleep, he gets dirty, and his clothes get damaged as well as his gear, which needs repairs. The quality and repair of Henry's clothes will affect how everyone around him reacts to him. You start off illiterate, like a blacksmith's son would be, and a side quest is needed to learn how to read. Everything is a skill, from reading, to fighting, to drinking, to talking, and Henry gets better the more you practice the skills.
The combat is smooth, and well researched. As you level up your weapon skills, you learn new abilities, which are actually fairly challenging to pull off, and very rewarding. Pulling off a perfect block feels great. Different weapons have different strengths and weaknesses, and are rather well balanced.
The story is intriguing and engrossing, about a mystery army, a group of unknown bandits, and a slow discovery or hidden agendas and secret goals. It's a masterfully written tale, despite the less-than-original base concept.
The only crafting, alchemy, is very interesting. You need to read the recipe, prepare the ingredients, and craft it following the instructions. Boil or simmer the ingredients, grind the right herbs, add them when they are needed etc.
Graphics are decent. Rather pretty graphics, but nothing amazing. It's not as breathtaking as The Witcher 3, but still better than Oblivion. Maybe comparable to Skyrim with a texture mod, although Kingdom Come Deliverance has the occasional missing texture and wonky animation.
Finally, one of the best things about this game is how much it manages to make you feel for the characters. They are very human. A moment in which Henry wants to bury his parents comes to mind. He bends down to pick up his dead mother, fumbles, and exclaims in an exasperated voice: "how am I going to do this". The emotions in this scene are very powerful, much more than in any other game I've played. This is just an example of the humanity the developers managed to add to their characters.
The game has a few problems, glitches and broken parts notwithstanding. The romances, for example, seem pointless. Once you achieve the end of either of the two possible romances, the women involved act as if nothing at all happen. There's no continuation of it, and no mention of it.
There also is a missed opportunity for a good crafting system. They limited it to alchemy and repairs, despite the main character being a blacksmith's son. The character already knows how to smith, yet there's no weapon or armor crafting in the game.
Reputation is a little wonky. If you do a good deed or two in a city, every single living being in the entire region will know you, and express how happy they are to see you every single time you enter their line of sight, including if you just leave their view for a minute. Best example of this: I stood next to a character that would look at me and exclaim: "oh look, Henry came to see us!" He would then look away for a few seconds, then look at me again, and repeat "oh look, Henry came to see us!"
The AI in general is a little odd. I pick pocketed a sleeping man, who randomly woke up and just sprinted off at a ridiculous speed towards the nearest town. I then got stopped at a completely different town by a guard telling me I've pick pocketed someone, and he was going to confiscate all my stolen goods.
The voice acting also falls quite low in the bad category. It goes from half decent at times, to awful. They can't seem to pick what accents they want the characters to have. Most of the voice actors chose a British accent (because we all know that before the 1800's, everyone was British. Doesn't matter where you are, you have a British accent). Every once in a while, someone speaks in a very American way. Others will just speak in an "I'm reading a script for the first time" accent.
The Ugly:
Let's talk about glitches. There are some minor glitches which can be forgiven. Odd NPC movements, vibrating heads and such. The occasional clipping through walls or terrain. These can be found in most games, and although it should ideally be tested out, it can happen. Kingdom Come Deliverance has some glitches that are just not forgivable. Whether it's stairs acting as walls, doorways acting as walls, or NPCs straight up glitching out. Here are a few notable examples of fun glitches that should not be included in a completed game, especially one that had a two 15gig patches on release week.
I bought a bed at an Inn. Innkeeper tells me my bed is up that ladder. Climb the ladder, to immediately fall back down. Try for about 5 in-game hours to reach my bed, while poor Henry is complaining about how tired he is.
On a quest to gain a priest's trust. This involves getting really drunk with him and helping him in a fist-fight (how awesome is that?!). Get into the fistfight, jab one of the belligerents once in the face. My perk activates and I knock him out. Everyone runs away immediately, including the priest, and the bailiff. My quest fails, and the priest now doesn't trust me.
I'm talking to the lord, and a random peasant walks between us, stops right there, taking my entire screen. Proceeds to interrupt his lord constantly just to repeat: "oh look, it's Henry". I'll give him this, he may not have brains, but he's got guts.
First 10 minutes of the game, not knowing this game's very thorough glitch system, I decide I'll take a shortcut down a hill and over that fence, instead of going around following the path. I immediately get stuck between said fence and a tiny bush. Needed to reload.
On a quest to kill some bandits, and loot something off the leader to prove the deed is done. After an epic 3v1 battle (despite the glitches, I love the battle system, makes for really fun fights), I kill the last bandit – the leader himself. As I go to loot him, he starts rapidly ragdolling down a slight hill. I'm chasing the body down the hill, yelling at it to come back. (Actually me, not Henry. Henry has no idea what's going on). As I'm begging it to let me loot him, the recently deceased keeps escaping, finally deciding on a final resting place, a nice cozy looking bush. The bush allows corpses to pass through it, but not the living. I tried reasoning with the quest giver: "I swear I killed him… I just couldn't get his spurs because the bush ate him", but he wasn't having it.
I snuck into a house, knocked out the guard (no, I had no actual reason of doing this, I just wanted to). As I'm looting him, a guard from outside walks through the wall and tells me he caught me red-handed. I really couldn't argue. This town had some really good guards.
There are quite a few minor glitches happening regularly, but I think you get the picture. That being said, none of the glitches I've encountered were game-breaking, and so far, no enemy has sent me into the stratosphere with a single blow, nor have any of the characters' faces looked like something out of a weird horror movie, so it's tolerable.
What I can't forgive are the unfinished parts. There are a few things about this game that seem like the intention was there, but it stopped a little. They ran the first 10 meters of a 100 meter sprint, than gave up. The romance example is a good one. Go through a short quest line to romance them, during which you can actually give her gifts and romance her, but the second you end the quest line, she acts like any other NPC.
Other examples are polearms and 2-handed weapons. You can train with polearms with the trainer, but you can only rarely equip a polearm from the ground, drop it when not using it, and you'll always be considered as having your weapon out (NPCs will react unfavorably). At one point, an enemy attacked me with what seemed like a halberd. After killing him, I picked it up, but it just didn't appear in my inventory, nor my hand. Henry bent over to pick it up, lifted it off the ground, and made it vanish. There's also no skill linked to polearms or 2-handers. It's normal for a game to cut out parts. When they do though, they shouldn't leave parts in. Give us a completed game, or nothing at all.
I'd like to end this section of my review with a talk about nudity. I don't think a good game needs nudity. I don't think lack of nudity makes a game bad. What I do believe though, is cheaping out is bad. If you're going to add in some adult themes, go for it, but don't go half-way. There are two approaches for this: show nudity, or don't. If you show nudity in your game, then show nudity. If you don't, then find a way to avoid it (can be creative censorship using the environment or camera angles, or just fading to black, doesn't matter).
This game is one of the worst offenders I've seen a while (worse than the clothed sex in Dragon Age Origins). Kingdom Come Deliverance added a nude scene during one of the two sex scenes in the game (the other opted for a fade to black). This gave them the rating bump, and the "nudity" tag. Despite this, they have scenes where characters are bathing in full-body long underwear. To add insult to this, said character actually has dialogue in this scene in which he says he's naked. Chose one or the other, I don't care which, but either way, having a scene with someone bathing fully dressed is awkward at best.
The game is not the masterpiece it could be. There is so much potential in this game it almost hurts to see the buggy final outcome. The fact that I give this a 7.5 despite the glitches and shortfallings of this game says a lot. I started playing this game and got immediately absorbed by the world, the story and the characters, and before I knew it, I played the entire weekend. It's a game with a steep learning curve that rewards not only your character getting better, but the player as well. It has a unique and interesting crafting system, despite it being of very limited scope. The story and character development alone makes this a great game, as well as the great combat and good world building. Considering this game's small budget, they put out an amazing product. I recommend this game to anyone that's patient enough to go through the glitches.
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Mary of Magdala came to the tomb. Not finding Jesus' body she gets two of the disciples to come, and this will allow them to have a wonderful experience.
Two men come out of the tomb. This means that the Resurrection is not just for Jesus, it is theirs too; it is already mine, it is ours.
When I believe in the Risen Lord Jesus, I also believe in myself who is risen with Him. I am the beloved disciple, I am also invited to follow the 'Only Beloved', a name that Jesus wants to give us today so as to pass from death to life with Him.
The Gospel teaches us to look at the tomb as a presence and a plenitude on this day of the Resurrection. It is the permanent passage from death to Life, from sadness to joy, from emptiness to hope and from solitude to the peaceful Presence of God. It is Christ who died and who is alive 'for us men and for our salvation' who begins His work of gathering together all of mankind.
"So Peter set out with the other disciple to go to the tomb. They ran together, but the other disciple, running faster than Peter, reached the tomb first; he bent down and saw the linen cloths lying on the ground, but did not go in.
Simon Peter, also following him, came up went into the tomb, saw the linen cloths lying on the ground and also the cloth that had been over his head ; this was not with the linen cloths but rolled up in a place by itself."
When Peter and the other disciple left to go to the tomb, they situate the movement of their own life to Christ Jesus' life.
empty, they come to accomplish a gesture which a word is soon going to accompany : 'The announcement of Christ, died and Risen.
As far as we are concerned, what is essential is to make the gesture of passing from death to life with the One who was dead and who is now Alive. Today's Gospel teaches us on this day of the Resurrection to no longer think of our tombs as an absence and of emptiness, but in terms of presence and of plenitude.
On this Morning of the Resurrection, two men, Peter and John, went in and came out of Jesus' tomb. As what often happens for us also, with the Living Word of God, we accomplish something that we don't understand first of all, but it is later on we understand.
Peter and John will understand the immensity of what they have lived.
Peter hasn't yet come back from his denial, and he runs with John. Peter and John run 'together' to the tomb, they confirm that the tomb is indeed empty.
John, who had received Mary, now understands Jesus' Word. He believes that Jesus is already risen. Already, he believes in Jesus who makes him rise with Himself.
We ask for a grace of light for ourselves and for all those who are seeking truth.
Each year, in a very fragile manner, the Church makes the same inner journey once more, letting itself be guided by the Word of God. It bears within her the treasures of Eternal life, of Jesus' Resurrection. For Mary his mother, the Resurrection is on an inner level, in the night of faith. Each one of us can come and warm ourselves close to the Risen Lord Jesus!
This happiness is given in the Church gathered together to implore the immense Love of God.
We ask for the grace to be renewed on this Easter morning, so as to go forward towards the Risen Lord Jesus.
On the night of the Vigil Paschal, the vigil amongst all vigils, we have listened to the Word of God.Meditating upon this Word, we discovered that the Resurrection is an inner mystery. It was first of all in the heart of Mary that it came about, and this happened in a secret manner, through a very intimate experience. Mary who was given to John, was taken hold of by this whole new Fire of Love.
On Easter morning, John and Peter run to the tomb, called to go there by Mary Magdalen. Peter is the first one to go in.As Mary Magdalen said, he sees that the tomb is indeed empty. Jesus is not there. He sees the linen cloths placed there. John, the disciple who had rested his head next to Jesus, saw likewise and he believed! It is his faith that the Church announces! Mary had leaned upon the Word of Jesus. She remained faithful.
had him crucified. Our own hope had been that he would be the one to set Israel free. And this is not all: two whole days have now gone by since it all happened!' "We contemplate the Risen Lord Jesus on this Easter evening."You must be the only person staying in Jerusalem who does not know the things that have been happening there these last few days"say the disciples on the road to Emmaus to the companion who joins them. How miserable these two men are :"They stopped, their faces downcast."They had had such hope in their hearts!" We had thought he would be the Saviour of Israel,' they tell Jesus. Disappointed, because what they had hoped for did not come about, they are very saddened. Life no longer has any meaning once the "object" of our love is taken away.When the Risen Lord Jesus appears and comes towards them, He offers them comfort. He had always been with those who suffer and who are poor and without anything. Once risen, He spends his first moments with this kind of people.
The disciples of Emmaus tell everything they are carrying inside of themselves and Jesus listens to them. We were deeply affected, they say, by some women in our group who told us about everything they had seen at the empty tomb! The apostles went to have a look, but they did not see the One they were looking for. They were so deeply saddened. The Risen Lord Jesus takes up the Word : ""So you haven't understood! "Jesus speaks about Himself and the Word of God :"Christ had to suffer before entering in his Glory."As he was still talking to them, they reached their destination. He goes on his way. so they say to him,"It is nearly evening and the day is almost over. Stay with us." Jesus goes in and sits down at the table. After having shared the bread of the Word, he makes a Blessing…and suddenly they recognise him :'It's him!' When they saw him, he vanished from their sight. In His Church, the Risen Lord Jesus keeps on teaching us about His Resurrection. Witnesses of the Resurrection take up the Word to tell of God's Marvels.
We ask Our Blessed Lady, all the Apostles and Saints, to intercede for us so that we become true believers.


SecBI is taking on DarkTrace, Vectra Networks and other vendors in automated cyberthreat detection and investigation with its two main channel streams.
The company delivers automated threat detection and investigation for security operations centers (SOCs) and MSSPs. Doron Davidson, its co-founder, and vice president of business development and customer success, has more than 15 years of experience in IT security and telecommunications.
Last fall, SecBI partnered with Tokyo-based reseller Intelligent Wave to offer its autonomous investigation technology to organizations and enterprises throughout Japan. It also announced the availability of its autonomous investigation app for the Palo Alto Networks Application Framework.
Before joining SecBI, Davidson held operational, and profit-and loss-responsibilities for RSA's EMEA professional security service practices. In that role, he worked with some of the world's largest security teams and helped them to establish the systems and business processes at the heart of their incident-response operations.
In a Q&A with Channel Partners, Davidson talks about how his company works with partners and the advantages it has over its competitors.
Doron Davidson: Customers love the simplicity of our automated threat remediation and investigation solution. The fact that, within a few minutes, cybersecurity analysts understand the full scope of an attack, as well as the affected entities (for example, users and servers), enables them to completely eliminate the cyberthreat from the network. Typically, alert systems leave the security analyst to manually piece together forensic information, threat intelligence and log data to come up with a full picture — a process which typically takes from days to months, and often leaves remnants of the attack in the network.
SecBI's simple integration with an enterprise's existing equipment allows for fast installation in the cloud or on premises. Within a few hours, an enterprise is prepared for tomorrow's stealthy attacks, with its security operations center achieving higher return on investment (ROI) from a streamlined, efficient process. In short, our technology helps security analysts provide faster and better value to their organization — better security, more efficiently. As it can be deployed in the cloud, it's easy for many channels to develop new revenue streams or optimize existing ones by providing new services based on SecBI's solution, including hunting, incident response and more. In addition, the cloud allows channels to benefit from more business-model options.


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This last year has been a lost year for many.
Lost friendships.
Lost lovers.
Lost jobs.
Lost business.
Lost families.
Lost fortunes.
Loss of confidence and even, in some cases - a loss of hope.
Hamilton Hall started its weekly Newsletter Blog e mailed to thousands each week and this - it seems - has been a life saver for many - in keeping in contact with others.
It also seems that no other gay mens group, of which there are many, has kept in touch other than now they are re opening and re organising, and until now, for over a full year - members have felt abandoned by 'so called' community groups who have actually - failed - during the most important time - a national lockdown, a pendemic where people are afraid and need company, even if by e mail or Skype.
One dear friend I lost touch with was Jimmy.
Now,- many of you know Jimmy.
Many remember him as the man from Glasgow who chatters away real friendly, and where for most of us, a great deal of what he said - was completely lost in a Scottish accent few could follow.
It use to make me laugh watching him chatting to guests and knowing they didn't have a clue what he was saying, but he chatterd on regardless.
The look of complete confusion on their faces... was a laugh.
He was a regular visitor at Hamiton Hall and took our leaflets and brochures all over the country sharing them with othjer gay venues, and let's face it, everyomne knew Jimmy. he was a real sweetheart.
He helped and aided so many - in so many different ways and had the kindest of hearts, always there to help and for one season he helped out at Hammy Hall as I wa sbetween staff, and he was so protective of me and Hammy Hall, it was so thoughtful and kind.
I remember camping with him once, me and a friend had our own tent and then Jimmy turned up and we helped him put his tent up as he didn't have a clue. He emptied his car and FILLED that tent with stuff and I swear his car was like the Tardis, for the amount of stuff he took out far exceeded the size of the car and it amazed how he got so much in to take so much out.... his tent was FULL.
Thiousands of my guests here knew him. Many loved and many couldn't follow his accent at all but love dhim anyway. he has a heart of gold.
After almost a year of Covid - I hear that Jimmy is unwell with dementia / alzheimers and this does sadden me. We have all missed certain thing this last year and the worst - it seems - is company. I have been here at Hamilton Hall with Philip who lives here and originally David who left after 4 years - just after New Year - and now Gary, my live-in staff member - and we spend evenings playing Scrabble or sharing a Netflix series and although busy during the days - we do spend time together over dinner and beyond for the evening at least.
For many, living alone has brought penalties.
Jimmy had a family and tons of friends and usually spent the summers under canvas at one of the gay mens camp grounds, and we lost touch during this year and it saddened to hear his mental health has so suffered and now Dementia has set in and we may never see him at Hamilton Hall again.
Bless you Jimmy - for - well it must be at least 15 years you have been coming to Hamilton Hall and you were family and will be dearly - dearly missed.
Our thoughts and our prayers go to Jimmy and whatever happens - wherever the future takes him, and us , and you - know that you are in our hearts, dearly in our hearts, and that we love and care and think of you often. Hamilton Hall will never be the same again after so many regulars have ' taken their leave' during this last year as Jimmy is not the only one we hear bad news from - it's just Jimmy was so well known.
The sad thing was when putting this together I spent over an hour sorting through thousands of pictures here at Hamilton Hall over the last 2 decades and I cannot find one of Jimmy, which I am sure we must have but I cannot find. I can see him in my minds eye and it seems, that's where it will stay, unless anyone out there can e mail me a picture for old times sake.
So a big prayer to the Universal Mother to keep an eye on Jimmy for us and let his time be full of smiles until he moves on and leaves us behind, until we also move on and will see him again, some day.
Love you Jimmy. Hope you are doing well and who knows, we will meet again, don't know where, don't know when, But I know we'll meet again some sunny day.
If you have pictures or stories of Jimmy, do share them with us here.
John: I agree. I could never understand Jimmy and he was such a love. Gary
Jimmy was always there. He seemed like staff. He was so considerate and helpful. Amazingly thoughtful man. Tony.
Jimmy looked after a young man in Bournemouth as he was homeless and had family and legal problems and like a son to Jimmy, he took him under his wing and spent years helping and guiding this complete stranger and this was who he was. He helped anyone and everyone even to the detriment of his own health. He was / is an angel. Michael.
Camped with Jimmy some time in the past. Such a laugh. Great friend and great human being. Mark.
As a regular to HH I remember Jimmy well. It seemed he was always there. He will be thought of with great affection by many. Rob.
Shared the Dorm with Jimmy a few times and heard his snores, and even that was with a scottish accent. Sean.
Bless him. Absolutely. Many take on the gay scene whereas Jimmy gave. He gave of himself in so many ways and the gay scebne is just so not that way these days and he will sincerely be missed. Malc.
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Gigabit Wireless Start-Up is Newest Disruptive Attempt for Aereo Founder
Posted on January 27, 2016 by Bernie Arnason
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Chaitanya "Chet" Kanojia tried to disrupt the video business with Aereo, but ultimately failed. He now has his disruptive sights on a new traditional business, the broadband ISP business, with Starry, a new gigabit wireless start-up.
Starry wants to deliver Gigabit wireless services nationwide, using new wireless technology and leveraging the 3.8 GHz spectrum band (for now). Kanojia and Starry believe their use of millimeter wave technology in this spectrum band can deliver gigabit wireless services to the home, at dramatically lower cost than fiber and cable based services.
Gigabit Wireless Start-Up
"The future of connectivity is wireless and having simple, affordable access to an Internet connection is imperative for every household and business," said Kanojia in a press release. "We set out to build an innovative alternative to wired broadband using millimeter waves and proprietary technology to deliver ultra high speed broadband to your home, wirelessly."
Let the disruption discussion begin!
Except there is very little detail in both the technical and business model discussions regarding this gigabit wireless start-up. For now, it's a press release, a website, and a disruptive vision, with a lot of financial backing.
https://youtu.be/r7YYAc9rq4g
Starry Gigabit Wireless Technology
Signals don't travel far in Starry's initial spectrum band of 3.8 GHz and they have a hard time penetrating anything. According to a Starry press release, Starry will use "… OFDM modulation coupled with MIMO as a foundation, along with active phased array RF front ends." Starry's technological architecture, the company said "enables it to leverage OFDM radio technology, including MU-MIMO, in a dense architecture across multiple licensed spectrum bands, including ultra high frequency millimeter waves."
Starry says it will be a nationwide service. But given the limitations of this technology, it's hard to envision significant rural applications for the service.
Starry Station Wi-Fi Router (Source: Starry Website)
Starry intends to use both an outdoor antenna and a new Wi-Fi router, the Starry Station. The router is a separate business play, and Starry intends to begin marketing that right away (at a very pricey $349 cost) – it will work with any broadband service and is a new competitive feature-rich Wi-Fi router, similar to Google's new On-Hub Wi-Fi router.
Source: Starry Website
Starry appears to be hoping to build mesh type networks in cities, using "MetroNodes" and "SubNodes" and beaming broadband access with directional antennas. MetroNodes, or a Starry Beam as they call it, would beam broadband signals to the SubNodes, or Starry Points, which are connected outside of the home. From the imagery, it appears Starry is hoping for self-installs, as the customer premises antenna is placed outside of a window in the home.
Starry SubNode/Starry Point (Source: Starry Website)
It's complicated stuff and even Kanojoia admitted at the company's press conference that it has never been done before.
But then again, streaming local broadcast television signals from a bank of dime-sized antennas had never been done before either. Aereo managed to launch a disruptive technology for the TV business, only to have it shut down by the Supreme Court for copyright reasons. Could the company do the same for the broadband access business?
According to Starry, the gigabit wireless start-up will offer uncapped gigabit broadband service at significantly lower cost than current gigabit offers. They intend a beta launch in Boston, sometime during the summer of 2016. More cities are to come after that.
3 thoughts on "Gigabit Wireless Start-Up is Newest Disruptive Attempt for Aereo Founder"
How many times has thi been tried before? Remember when clearwire was going to disrupt internet access.
That's the attitude of an entrepreneur right there, George. This has been tried and hasn't worked, let's move on to something else.
Sure glad you weren't advising Edison during his first 5,000 attempts at the light bulb.
sarvajith says:
The ISP industry needs to be disrupted. Whether it's starry or another company in the future. It is the one industry that single handedly causes the most frustration for consumers around the world.


Love your Sito videos. I made the cauliflower last night! Will watch when I get home from work.
You and your mom are SO cute together.
What fun to watch the two of you together. Your mom cracked me up with the salt!! Did you end up adding more lemon? Mom is usually right!


Teeling, Dublin's first new distillery in over 125 years, opened in March 2015.
Founded by Jack and Stephen Teeling, and inspired by the work of their ancestor Walter Teeling who founded a distillery in Dublin during the 1700s, the brand produces around half a million litres of spirit per year. Led by master distiller Alex Chasko, Teeling aims to 'craft expressive modern whiskies using time-honoured tehniques'.
Teeling's core range consists of three bottlings: a small batch whiskey finished in Central American rum casks; a single grain whiskey with a red grape and berry profile courtesy of time spent in red wine casks; and a single malt that has won several awards, including golds from the IWSC and World Whiskies Awards.
All three whiskies, along with the full Teeling range, are to join the Maverick Drinks portfolio, and will be available to UK customers in January 2019.
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Scientists find possible PTSD relief in retooled muscle relaxant
By Melinda Carstensen, | Fox News
PTSD patient Mark Bratton, pictured here, was deployed five times during his service with the U.S. Marine Corps. "My depression started to ease up, and all these feelings of worthlessness, and just not feeling good about myself, started to subside," Bratton, 30, told FoxNews.com of his experience with the drug. (Courtesy Clinical Trials of Texas, Inc.)
Phase 2 trials of TNX 102-SL, pictured here, showed statistically significant results in reducing U.S. military veterans' and first responders' trauma-related PTSD. (Courtesy Clinical Trials of Texas, Inc.)
An already-approved muscle relaxant may offer relief for U.S. military veterans and first responders suffering from combat-related post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The Phase 2 trials of the drug, TNX-102 SL, which contains the same chemical property as Flexeril, identified a dose and administration method that statistically improved participants' PTSD symptoms among several mental health indices.
The findings were announced this month at the American Society of Clinical Psychopharmacology Annual Meeting (ASCP), and could eventually lead doctors to unroll the first PTSD drug in more than a decade, said Dr. Harry Croft, Chief of CNS Studies at Clinical Trials of Texas. Croft, who has also headed the investigation of 60 similar clinical trials over the last 25 years, said current PTSD treatments either don't address every individual's range of PTSD symptoms, pose unwanted side effects, or have poor adherence rates. Thus, scientists have continued searching for new PTSD treatments.
"The suffering caused by this condition is significant, not just for the veteran but for their family members," Croft, medical director of the San Antonio Psychiatric Research Center, one of 24 U.S. research sites for the drug, told FoxNews.com. "We're hopeful that we're on the right track with this medication."
New PTSD treatments: What's the holdup?
U.S. combat servicemen and women serving in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars are the first in American history to be discharged multiple times, and soldiers today are more likely to suffer from PTSD than they are to get injured or die in combat. It was only after American soldiers returned from the Vietnam War that scientists coined the term PTSD, formerly referred to as shell shock— an effect the military simply associated with a lack of masculinity or patriotism.
In World War I, soldiers who presented trauma-related were executed by firing squad for perceived cowardice, said Stephen Stahl, a psychiatry professor at the University of California, San Diego.
Today, although PTSD's pathology continues to mystify scientists, studies link the disorder with an increased risk of depression, anxiety and suicide. According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), PTSD affects about 7.7 million American adults, including about 20 percent of Iraqi war veterans and about 11 percent of Afghanistan war veterans.
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the Department of Defense (DoD) have poured hundreds of millions of dollars into PTSD research, and are conducting brain imaging and biomarker studies, Ndidi Mojay, a VA spokeswoman, told FoxNews.com in an email. Researchers with the agencies have also established a database to monitor, identify risks for, and prevent suicide among the population, she added.
However, no new PTSD drug has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) since Paxil in 2001, and before that, Zoloft in 1999.
Those drugs cause sexual dysfunction in up to 60 percent of patients, Croft said, and other drugs— like selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs)— address just individual PTSD symptoms, like depression. Meanwhile, cognitive behavioral therapy, a common treatment for PTSD, has only a 50 percent adherence rate, possibly because its mechanism is counterintuitive. "One of the symptoms of PTSD is avoidance, which means a conscious effort to not want to talk about it or be around anything that exposes you to it, whereas cognitive behavioral therapy forces you to do that," Croft said.
Demonstrating a drug's efficacy in a military setting has proven difficult for scientists because veterans' experiences at war aren't limited to single instances of trauma, Croft said.
Stahl, also the director of psychopharmacology of California Department of State Hospitals who has consulted with the U.S. Army on PTSD, said persistent attitudes about PTSD in the military as well as poor study design may also be to blame.
"The sweet spot of treatment may very well be as close to experiencing the trauma," Stahl said.
The drug Croft's team studied, TNX-102 SL, was administered to participants six to seven years after their PTSD-producing traumatic incident.
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U.S. Navy Capt. Dr. Mike Colston, director of the Defense Centers of Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury at the DoD, said, besides research, the DoD and the VA have made strides toward better addressing PTSD through campaigns such as the American Psychological Association Presidential Task Force on Military Deployment Services for Youth, Families and Service Members, which was formed in 2007.
But he added that, in addition to the FDA's lengthy but necessary approval process, a challenge that continues to trouble scientists who want to study PTSD while solders are in combat is, like Croft said, the heterogeneous symptom set of PTSD's victims.
Hope for relief in a muscle relaxant?
TNX-102 SL, which is the chemical cyclobenzaprine, blocks certain neurotransmitters in the brain and receptors that scientists believe causes arousal responses and recurrent thinking, two signs of PTSD. The drug blocks the histamine receptor, too, which causes the side effects dry mouth and day sedation.
For the study, Croft's team randomized about 230 patients to take either 2.8 milligrams or 5.6 milligrams, or a placebo once a day for 12 weeks, sublingually, before bedtime. Flexeril is typically taken at a 30 milligram dose and orally. Neither researchers nor the patients knew which dose they received, making it double-blinded.
Participants had to either serve in the military or be a first responder, and have a trauma-producing incident that led them to reach a CAPS score of at least 29, indicating moderate PTSD on a scale of 0 to 80. At the onset, doctors used the CAPS-5 (Clinical-Administered PTSD Scale for DSM-5, an index of mental health diagnoses) score to evaluate an individual's mental health and functioning. Researchers completed evaluation training to ensure consistency across study sites, and found participants' average CAPS score was about 40, indicating severe PTSD. They used other standard assessment tools, like the Clinical Global Impression–Improvement (CGI-I) scale, to evaluate participants' depression and suicide risk at the beginning of the study.
More than 80 percent of patients had gone to college, and two-thirds were employed. The average number of their deployments was 2.3 times.
Periodically, researchers assessed patients' CAPS scores. At the outset they found those patients who received the higher dose resulted in statistically significant PTSD symptom improvement. Those patients' CGI-I scores, which evaluate how an individual's health changes over time, showed similar results to that of effective antidepressants.
Not only did TNX-102 SL help patients sleep better, but it also reduced arousal and reactivity, anxiety, hypervigilance, and trouble concentrating— all symptoms of PTSD— Croft said.
"The good news is because it goes directly into the bloodstream at a much smaller dose than the oral medication used for muscle relaxation, it seems to be well tolerated, and it was well tolerated in this study," Croft said.
When applied under the tongue instead of orally, the drug bypasses the liver and avoids getting metabolized. As a result TNX-102 SL has a shorter half-life and produces norepinephrine at lower levels. That neurotransmitter is thought to worsen PTSD, Croft said.
The future of TNX-102 SL
Study participant Mark Bratton was deployed five times overseas, two that were combat related, during his service in the U.S. Marine Corps from 2004 to 2013. His personal relationships suffered and he began coping with depression in 2007, when he returned home to Harlingen, Texas, from Iraq. But he pushed his discomfort aside because he didn't want to be perceived negatively in the military or risk not being deployed again, he said.
He was diagnosed four months before he was discharged from the Marines, and since then he's tried several approaches— from Zoloft to cognitive behavioral therapy, to Wellbutrin, a mood stabilizer— to ease his symptoms.
Therapy helped for a while, as did the Wellbutrin, but Zoloft made him feel "cloudy" and "zombie like," he said.
TNX-102 SL, along with his service dog, a yellow Labrador retriever named Benny, has helped Bratton feel safer in crowds by reducing hypervigilance, and has helped him sleep better at night with fewer nightmares.
"My depression started to ease up, and all these feelings of worthlessness, and just not feeling good about myself, started to subside," Bratton, 30, told FoxNews.com of his experience with the drug.
Bratton, who's now studying history at Texas A&M University, said he was worried about stopping the drug after the study ended. But, to his surprise, the relief continued.
"I think it flipped a switch on in my head, and I knew how I could be, and knew I could feel great and knew I could feel normal," he said.
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Stahl said it "makes complete sense" that TNX-102 SL helps relieve PTSD symptoms based on its mechanisms. He is part of an effort in California that's working to reclassify drugs from their market names to their chemical properties. The idea is to help scientists more easily repurpose drugs for different conditions, like cyclobenzaprine.
Despite its potential promise, Stahl said he was skeptical over whether there would be enough resources to get TNX-102 SL to market. According to a 2014 report by the Tufts Center for Study of Drug Development, the cost of developing a prescription drug and making it commercially available has surpassed $2.5 billion.
Colston called cyclobenzaprine an "innovative approach" that could make for a good adjunct to current treatments like cognitive behavioral therapy.
Phase 3 studies of TNX-102 SL, which would be conducted in a larger population of veterans with both combat- and non-combat-related PTSD, may begin as early as the first quarter of 2017.
"Because of this study, they'll probably use the higher dose," Croft said. "We're very excited about finally, hopefully, having something that will make a real difference for these folks because, as you know, they're suffering and their families are suffering."
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January 2012, Chronicle -- FOR MATURE READERS ONLY
Girl Meets Boy:
Because There Are Always Two Sides to Every Story
Featuring story pairs for older YA readers (16 & up) by:
Chris Crutcher & Kelly Milner Halls
Joseph Bruchac & Cynthia Leitich Smith
James Howe & Ellen Wittlinger
Terry Trueman & Rita Williams-Garcia
Terry Davis & Rebecca Davis
Randy Powell & Sara Ryan
This is a book expressly for readers 16 and up -- not intended for young readers. It explores the lives of teens struggling with complicated issues. And iIt is a true departure from the books I usually produce, so please keep that in mind. This is not nonfiction and it is not intended for young children.
Chronicle published it in January of 2012. Hope you like it. It's a project that makes me really proud! Amazing writers. Amazing stories!
For more about GIRL MEETS BOY, read Juliet Bond's wonderful interview HERE.
To explore the GIRL MEETS BOY Discussion Guide, click HERE.
GIRL MEETS BOY -- REVIEWS
Twelve writers answer Halls's question: "What if a group of authors took on the challenge of perception—boys versus girls?" Together, they create a thoughtful collection of paired short stories (and one joint offering) that give two distinct perspectives on the same events. While romantically themed, the stories do not all end in love connections. In James Howe and Ellen Wittlinger's stories, a gay teen learns the person he has been chatting with online is actually a girl; meanwhile, in Sarah Ryan and Randy Powell's joint story, "Launchpad to Neptune," a teen reunites with his first crush, only to find Stephanie has transitioned to Stephen. The most compelling twin stories may be from Terry Davis and Rebecca Fjelland Davis, which center on a Muslim immigrant and an Iowa farm girl in love; Rafi's story explores prejudice and being caught between cultures, while Kerry begins a protest when she learns about a hog factory that will destroy their community. This story best exemplifies a theme that runs throughout: it's impossible to know everything someone is thinking and feeling—even when you are in a relationship together. This important idea is executed with finesse throughout. Ages 14–up. (Jan.)
Kirkus STARRED
This conceptually unique collection of short story pairings by a constellation of teen-literature stars explores a variety of relationship types as the respective male and female involved in each one experience them.
In the first, a witty teen seeking to stop cheating on his girlfriends is drawn into a messy sexual relationship with a troubled (but hot) girl who is an abuse survivor. In another, a likable, tough girl muscles in on a bully who is harassing the object of her crush. In the third, a gay 17-year-old agrees to an in-person meeting with an online-chat buddy in a tale both sad and sweet. Two separate stories examine the strain felt by couples of different ethnic backgrounds as they struggle with prejudice and familial expectations. Finally, a boy re-encounters someone with whom he's long been enamored, only to discover she's undergone a transformation. Common themes—that are less about gender-based perceptions than they are about teens struggling to be seen and loved for who they truly are—knit these stories together. Each of the authors excels at creating vibrant, sympathetic, honest characters with voices that will appeal to older teens, male and female alike.
A superb offering—and therefore a shame that its cover design of a boy and girl in a clinch makes it look like a run-of-the mill romance, which may limit its appeal. (Short stories. 14 & up)
ALAN Review - Jeuel A. Davis
The age-old tale of "he said she said" never dies when it comes to romantic relationships. Especially the teenage ones. A clever compilation of six stories told through the eyes of the male and female, the dynamic YA authors who created the stories seek to expose the roadblocks and romanticism that stem from the various and sundry misconceptions of the adolescent mind. From a tortured soul searching for real love, to an interfaith couple defying their not so compliant parents, Girl Meets Boy is the perfect piece of literature to make you ask, "If I knew the other person's point of view, could I be in a successful relationship?" Cliche, but true, there really are two sides to every story. And at the end of the day, we can always learn from our differences. Whether they help us or hurt us, they will always make us stronger. Reviewer: Jeuel A. Davis
VOYA - Katie Mitchell
In this collection of six vignettes, readers experience both the male and female perspective of affairs that are challenging, life-changing, or seemingly inexplicable. Bobby Wildcat bemoans his short stature and the bullying he endures in his close-knit tribal community. Then, without warning, he finds himself drawn to Nancy Whitepath, the town's large and successful basketball talent. Bobby's insecurities often lead him to misinterpret how Nancy is responding to him. In "Want to Meet," Max plans to meet his online crush, only to be shocked that Alex is a girl ("Alex, it was a gay chat room, okay?"). Alex's reasons for starting a relationship online are just as complex as Max's. "The Mouths of the Ganges" and "Mars At Night" look at the challenges that Kerry and Rafi experience in their relationship. He is Bengali, from a devout Muslim family, while she has grown up on an Iowan farm and lives with constant disapproval and guilt trips from her grandmother. Their relationship is only one of the many issues they face, including the post-9/11 prejudice Rafi endures and the potential destruction of Kerry's farming way of life. These short stories are collected in the same "he said/she said" format made popular by books such as Cohn and Levithan's Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist (Knopf, 2006/VOYA April 2006) and Barkley and Hepler's Scrambled Eggs at Midnight (Speak, 2007/VOYA August 2006). For some of the stories, there simply is not enough development for the reader to cultivate firm opinions about characters, their motives, or their situations. Some of the breakout stories, such as Rafi and Kerry's tale, beg for a home in their own novel. With its proliferation of romance and hormonally-charged electricity, this book should be an easy sell to readers who like escaping in lighter contemporary relationship stories. Reviewer: Katie Mitchell
Children's Literature - Debra Lampert-Rudman
Anyone who has ever been in love with someone and wondered time and again "What was he/she really thinking" will love this short story anthology written by talented and exciting Young Adult authors including Chris Crutcher, Kelly Milner Halls (who also edited the book), Joseph Bruchac, Cynthia Leitich Smith, James Howe, Ellen Wittlinger, Rita Williams-Garcia, Terry Trueman, Terry Davis, Rebecca Fjelland Davis, Sara Ryan and Randy Powell. The stories are presented in pairs—from both the boys' side and then the girls' side—with carefully crafted and believable characters all struggling for romance, the need to be understood, loved, and ultimately heard. The stories cover diverse subjects including a Muslim immigrant boy in love with an Iowa farm girl, a "toxic girl" and a great looking jock, and even one story where a boy discovers that the young girl he once loved is now a boy. Thought-provoking, well-written, and compelling, the stories are followed by an Authors and Inspiration chapter that YA readers will find truly interesting. Reviewer: Debra Lampert-Rudman
Gr 9 Up—All of these stories except the last are told in pairs, with female authors writing from the girls' perspective and male authors from the guys'. Each gender remembers things differently, though some of the timeframes overlap, and delivers unique information. In the first set of linked stories by Chris Crutcher and Kelly Milner Halls, Johnny wants to stop lying, so he enlists Wanda, a troubled girl with her own issues, for help. Neither of them expects to fall in love or to end up where that leads. In Joseph Bruchac's and Cynthia Leitich Smith's pair, Bobby has a crush on Nancy, a bruiser who punched her last date. Could someone that strong ever be interested in a guy who used to be bullied? And in James Howe's and Ellen Wittlinger's selections, Max is nervous about meeting a boy he has been chatting with online. He's even more surprised when it turns out that Alex is a girl. Rita Williams-Garcia, Terry Trueman, Terry Davis, Rebecca Fjelland Davis, Sara Ryan, and Randy Powell also contribute tales. Some of the characters walk the line of stereotypes, but the predictability of their attributes and actions can also lend a charming touch since boys and girls have been known to see one another just that way. Not every set of stories works out perfectly: some are happy and others messy, giving the collection as a whole authenticity. Based on the title alone, this anthology might be a hard sell for boys, even with male characters in every story, but short-story fans will enjoy it.—Melyssa Kenney, Parkville High School, Baltimore, MD


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CareBuilders At Home – 2022 Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD)
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Explanation of Forgetting- Motivated Forgetting = Repression.


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Q: DBGSESSID, XDEBUG_SESSION_START - Что это? Доброго времени. В движке нашел исключения для юрлов в виде двух глобальных переменных
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Т.е сайт сейчас открывается по index.php?DBGSESSI и index.php?XDEBUG_SESSION_START
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