Today's interview is with Amy Allan from the TV show The Dead Files. The Dead Files is an investigative TV show dealing with the paranormal. Amy's partner, Steve Di Schiavi is a retired New York City homicide detective. Steve does the research into the background of the people and property of the haunted location. Amy Allan talks directly to the spirits and entities to get the details. After Steve and Amy complete their investigations they meet with the client and reveal their results to the client and each other. Amy Allan's psychic abilities are astounding! That is why both believers and nonbelievers tune in to The Dead Files week after week. Let's get to know more about Amy Allan from Amy herself.
Abby: Can we start with your background?
Abby: Where were you born?
Abby: Did you grow up there?
Amy: I lived there until I was between 12 and 14. Then I moved to Long Island, New York.
Abby: How would you describe your childhood?
Amy: I don't know. Filled with imaginary friends? Some good. Some not so good. Ya.
Abby: What was your school experience like? I mean were you bullied or shunned for your abilities at a young age?
Amy: Oh ya. I think that everybody thought that I was odd in elementary school. I think that sensitives, even though we don't yet know what's going on, we kind of find each other. We gravitate towards each other. So I always had one or two really close friends. I was always a little bit of an oddball. It got worse in Junior High. That was really when I was messing around and things would happen. People were scared. That was difficult.
Abby: Did you have anyone that you could talk to about it?
Abby: How was high school and college?
Amy: That was a very trying time. I moved to New York right after 7th grade. I was not particularly happy so I kind of rebelled and went crazy. I was definitely experimenting with my abilities then and was having a really rough go of it. I was angry, very angry. That was a really rough time for me.
Abby: When did it start getting better?
Amy: When I was about 18 things started to get a little bit better. I went to college and met some really cool people. I started to deal with my situation as far as personally and my abilities.
Abby: I read that you're a psychologist and a bodyworker. What is a bodyworker?
Amy: I initially went to school for acupuncture and oriental medicine. Through that I went into Shiatsu. I studied that for a while and completed the training. Then I went for Western massage and Tioga massage.
Abby: I read that you also worked with at-risk teenagers in foster homes or in shelters.
Amy: I did that mainstream psychology right after I got my degrees. I was working with at-risk teens because I had been an at-risk teen, so I wanted to help.
Abby: Did you find any at-risk teens that had psychic abilities?
Amy: Yes, but I couldn't really talk about that.
Abby: I'm really going to jump subjects here. What made you move to Yugoslavia?
Amy: I was dating somebody and we ended up moving over there while the war was going on. That was a great experience, helping with the refugee effort and also getting to travel.
Abby: Did you work with an organization?
Amy: No. No. We were independent. We helped with food and things like that. Some of the buildings are lifted so we would just make little areas for people under the buildings. I was in Belgrade in Serbia. It was bad! So we were just helping as much as we could.
Abby: So what is an average day in the life of Amy Allan like?
Amy: Pretty boring I think. It just depends if I'm on the road or a day off.
Abby: Okay. If you're on a day off.
Abby: Do you remember what those are like?
Abby: You need your own GPS tracking system!
Amy: Seriously I do. Ya.
Abby: By the way, that didn't sound boring! Are you open to answering abilities questions?
Abby: Okay. I read that your abilities were studied and tested by parapsychologists. What were their findings?
Amy: There is something going on, but it's not something that they can explain. At this point, within the science, there is only so much that can be tested for. It's a new science. With the limited tests that they have, I'm testing above average.
Amy: It's like with the methodology of investigation that I utilize. You have to control as many factors and variables as possible in the field. Having that double-blind or single-blind situation in the field where for instance, it's a simple idea, I don't know where I'm going. We put it to Steve to confirm or not. So ya I did work with several different parapsychologists and underwent many different tests. And yes, there is something going on with me that they can't explain. I'm receiving information not necessarily through the known five senses.
Abby: Who did the testing?
Amy: Dr. William Roll, Dr. Gary Schwartz and William Everett.
Abby: You've been referred to as a physical medium. What is a physical medium?
Amy: A physical medium is someone who physically encounters the information they're perceiving. So basically I see and hear the dead just like I see and hear living people. There are differences but that's the simplest way to put it.
Abby: Do you also use psychometry?
Amy: I do have psychometry too. Psychometry is holding an object and receiving information from that object. My dominant ability is physical mediumship. That's the one I go to. That's the one I've had since I was a child.
Abby: I've heard that you've gotten ill from using your abilities. How are you doing now?
Amy: Right now I'm good. The last case I got a little sick because I guess that location had a Spanish flu or something and so I got it. That's the other part of being a physical medium, you absorb physically the information you are connecting with. So sometimes you do get sick as a result. But I'm doing much better now.
Abby: While I was doing research on you I was shocked to learn that you have been sick with heart attacks, cancer and AIDS just from using your abilities. That really got to me. Why would you continue to do it when you know you may get deathly ill?
Amy: Sometimes you have no choice.
Abby: I understand that feeling but the concerned side of me cringes for your well-being. The illnesses, are they a temporary thing while you are around those spirits?
Amy: It will manifest in different ways like severe anemia. I think it was the second season that I was bleeding out and had to have blood transfusions and an emergency hysterectomy. You know it will develop in different ways physiologically. It's just that the living shouldn't be working with dead energy all the time. When I can, I bodywork it out. That way I'm working with living energy too so there's a balance. I stay far healthier when I'm able to have that outlet. With The Dead Files I'm doing this every week so stuff's going to happen.
Abby: Yikes! Since this is a job do you get workers compensation? Do you have any medical coverage because the show knows that this happens to you?
Amy: They have graciously taken care of me when I've gone through these issues.
Abby: I feel for you Amy.
Amy: It's okay. It's a choice I made, you know?
Abby: How does your family feel about you doing the show?
Amy: They are very happy, very supportive. It's something that they have dealt with throughout their lives as well. It's really helped our communication concerning what my parents have been through with having abilities. And it's been a very healthy, good thing as far as that's concerned.
Abby: Do your parents possess the same abilities as you?
Amy: My father is a physical medium. My mom seems to have more telepathy and more mental mediumship skills.
Abby: Telepaths are the ones that scare me.
Amy: Ya. I never got away with anything, let me tell you. Having a mother that's a telepath? Are you kidding me!
Abby: Do you know where the spirits go when they are banished from a location?
Abby: That's it? Just yes?
Amy: When I write my book I will explain my perception of what happens when we die. I don't want to make that a theme of something that I talk about all the time. Everybody has conditioning in their lives. I can tell you what I perceive. Does that mean that you're going to see and experience it the same way? No. Not necessarily. I don't want to be a preacher.
Abby: I can respect that. Can you see or feel the energy of someone having an out of body experience?
Amy: I have, I have! Yes! I have. I thought she was dead too. This was many years ago. She was my roommate and she was at her father's house. It was the middle of the night, and I was up. All of the sudden she was in my room. And I'm like, "Oh my god!" I'm freaking out because I think she's dead. I saw her in the same way I see a dead person. I was freaking out and then I called and she was fine. It turned out she was practicing astral projection.
Abby: I love that story! Do you know why something so simple as sea salt and sage work to cleanse an evil spirit from a location?
Amy: It's more about the power of the person. All of the methods that I use come from various religions. They have been in use for hundreds, if not thousands, of years. They have assisted people in cleansing or removing deceased individuals and various other entities. So I'm bringing things in that I feel have been successfully used. But I believe that the person holds the key. They're the power. They're the force. I feel like they're putting their energy into an object that I'm giving them. But I believe it's them. They're doing the real work with their energy. I think everybody has the ability to resolve the problem. Do I necessarily believe that the salt is the key? I believe it is the intention, that's the key.
Abby: That makes a lot of sense. Is there a special reason why you do your walks at night as opposed to the daytime? Aren't spirits around during the daytime?
Amy: Ya. They like that for TV. I don't need it to be dark.
Abby: I understand you're an animal lover. Do you have a favorite animal?
Amy: I love my cats. I have an affinity for cats, but I really do love all animals. I do.
Abby: Do you ever see the spirits of animals that have passed away?
Amy: Yes I do. I do. Usually they hang around because they want to be there for their owners. The ones who remain are typically here because of an attachment to a living person that can't let them go. That is sometimes very sad.
Abby: Yes, well you know how hard it is to say goodbye to a pet.
Abby: I am finding it difficult to say goodbye to you because you are so fascinating. That is what will keep me watching The Dead Files. I will just watch in amazement at your abilities and Steve's shocked expressions when you bring forth the same answers he's uncovered. Thank you Amy and continued success on your show!
The Dead Files airs on Saturdays at 10 PM ET/PT on The Travel Channel.
I love watching the show ,sorry I missed earlier stories.


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Jones 'ready' to follow in Carter's footsteps
July 4, 2018 ParklandOnline	Sports
Duron Carter has company.
Not only have the Saskatchewan Roughriders continued to deploy their most accomplished receiver as a cornerback, the CFL club also seems open to the possibility of using standout return man Christion Jones in the defensive backfield.
It's not the first time Jones has practised with the Riders' defence, but he did get his most extensive reps this week as an "emergency DB" while preparing for Thursday's clash with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
"It's all about being ready," Jones explained. "That's my job right now, whether it's offence or defence. I'm just making sure I'm ready to go whenever it's time."
If the time comes Thursday, so be it.
"That's what I'm hoping; I'm definitely prepared," continued Jones, who worked with the secondary during his time at the University of Alabama but never saw any game action.
"All my life I practised at both receiver and DB because of my skill set. I'm definitely familiar with the position. In terms of the CFL, it's a little bit different when it comes to how the game is played. But other than that, a defensive back is a defensive back — stop the guy from catching the ball."
Although he anticipates a smooth transition, Jones has already been comparing notes with Carter, who's slated to make his third consecutive start on the corner.
"We talk about it a lot," said Jones. "That's my roommate so we talk about things like that. We're just playmakers. That's what we pride ourselves on."
Jones also takes pride in being able to play multiple positions. Along with his responsibilities as a returner, Jones is listed on the Riders' depth chart as a backup receiver and also has experience as a tailback.
"Having versatile guys is very, very important for us as a team," Jones said. "It's always good to have two or three guys like me and Duron who can play both sides of the ball in case things happen. It's a long season."
Jones is already a valuable contributor on special teams, ranked No. 3 in the CFL in both punt-return average (14.5) and kickoff-return average (24.3).
The 25-year-old speedster leads the CFL with 531 combined yards even though he hasn't seen any action on offence.
Not yet, anyway.
"I never campaign for anything," Jones insisted. "I allow them to evaluate me and when they evaluate me and see that I can do multiple things, I'm the emergency guy. Whatever you need me to do. I have a significant position on this team as the returner so, if we can keep that the way it is as a team, we're doing a great job. If not, we have to make some adjustments and we're able to do that."
According to head coach and GM Chris Jones, the only reason his primary returner has yet to see action on offence or defence is because the team is wary of increasing his workload. Jones remembers being on the Montreal Alouettes' staff when they made that mistake with Ezra Landry and Keith Stokes, both of whom saw their return games suffer after getting more touches on offence.
"That's why we don't play (Christion) a lot," said the Riders' boss, who nonetheless won't hesitate to alter that approach if the situation demands it. "He's a guy who's extremely versatile and he's a very physical football player. I'd put him in (as a DB) in a second. He can play."
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http://leaderpost.com/sports/football/cfl/saskatchewan-roughriders/jones-ready-to-follow-in-carters-footsteps

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Situated at Capestang (34 Hérault, Occitanie) Château Les Carrasses is a 19th-century chateau with a wine domaine that is now a luxury hotel with self-catering suites and cottages.
Château Les Carrasses was built in 1886 and produced wine continuously until 1988, when the vineyards were sold off. In 2011, following the sale and renovation, the estate was reunited with its original vines. Today our wines are made at our nearby sister winery, Domaine de Cibadiès, a couple of kilometres from Les Carrasses. The wines of Les Carrasses (IGP Pays d'Oc)include a smooth, elegant syrah(red), a zesty and fresh unoaked chardonnay(white), and a fruity pinot noir (rosé). A range of wine related activities for novices and connoisseurs is offered, including tastings, guided walks in the vines and the chance to discover the wine-making process. Self-drive or guided visits to carefully selected wineries can also be arranged.
The Chateau is near the Canal du Midi and the pretty canal-side village of Capestang and its shops and bars – an excellent place to watch the traffic on the canal. Canal-side horse riding is available.
The estate is west of Beziers and 25km north of Narbonne to the south of the Hérault département.


I had worked with campus kitchen all year and really loved the work I was doing, so when the opportunity arose to stay in Lex for the summer and work in the kitchen full-time, I couldn't say no.
Being fairly close to the Pov program at school, I found out about this opportunity fairly quickly from Jenny Davidson.
A big part of it was just the fact that I already had so much experience in the kitchen. The transition was fairly seamless.
Depending on what day of the week it is, we are usually running around between the kitchen and a variety of our delivery sites. In addition we teach nutrition lessons to children four to five times a week and cook food for the deliveries three times a week.
A big part of the summer has been spent in the Campus Garden either teaching nutrition lessons or working in the beds.
Pov 101 and 102 really helped me view service in quite a different manner, and forced me to really consider why I was doing the service that I was. This reflection aided me significantly in learning about the mindset that is necessary when doing work such as what I am doing with the kitchen.
By the end of this summer I hope to have developed a new set of relationships in the Rockbridge community through greater exposure to it. In addition I hope to continue improving my adaptability.
The best perk of the internship has to be just getting the ability to explore this great county that so many W&L students never get to see, and there is a sweet farmer's tan that comes with working in the garden so much.
Staying in Lexington over the summer really helped me appreciate the people that I was with a lot more than during the school year.
The biggest thing I will bring to W&L after this summer has to be a new ability to deal with the huge variety of people and problems that can arise in daily life.
I would make sure that it is something you really enjoy and really feel passionate about, because there is a lot of time and energy that goes into a summer with an organization with a kitchen. Food insecurity and other problems that arise in our society don't take days off, which means neither can you.
If nothing else, this summer introduced me to the fantastic organization that is the national Campus Kitchens Project, and exposed that as a possibility for the future.


The Curia Regis, king's court, of mediaeval England took cases from throughout the country, and its records are among the most important surviving from this early period. Rolls 71 and 71B for Michaelmas term of the 3rd and 4th years, and 72 and 73 for Hilary term and Easter term of the 4th year of the reign of king Henry III (Michaelmas 1219 to Easter 1220) were edited by C. T. Flower of the Public Record Office and published in 1938. Each entry is copied in full, the Latin extended from the abbreviated original, the personal and place names given as in the original; where these vary between duplicate rolls, variant spellings are given in the footnotes. The county of each case was marked in the margin in the originals, and this is shown in italics at the start of each entry in the printed edition.


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BioM: Erwin, Beulah Lee (1939)
Contact: Crystal Wendt
Surnames: Erwin, Lindow, Briggs, Brockel, Wilcox, Hacker, Schilling, Barber, Turrock
----Sources: Clark County Press (Neillsville, Clark County, Wis.) Thurs., 23 March 1939
Erwin, Beulah Lee (Marriage - 11 March 1939)* Could be off.
At a beautiful wedding service at Wesley M. E. Church, Milwaukee Saturday, Miss Beulah Lee Erwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Erwin, North 34th Street, Milwaukee, exchanged wedding vows with Lester H. Lindow, son of Mr. and Mrs. August Lindow, Chili.
The service was read at 4 p.m. by Dr. Charles A. Briggs. The bridal party proceeded to the altar to the strains of Lohengren's wedding march played by Mrs. Barber.
The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore an ivory satin, floor-length dress with accessories. Her finger-tip veil was caught by a crown of tulle and pearls; she carried a shower bouquet of white sweet shower bouquet of white sweet peas and iris. She was attended by her sister, Mrs. Phyllis Erwin as maid of honor, who wore a pastel blue princess style, floor-length dress with matching slippers. Miss Ruth Brockel, Milwaukee and Miss Vivian Wilcox of Avoca were bridesmaids, each wearing pastel peach princess floor-length dresses with matching slippers, each of the attendants carried a colonial bouquet of talisman roses surrounded by forget-me-nots, carnations and sweet peas and wore talisman roses in their hair and a blue and gold brooch at the neck line.
The best man was Ross Hacker of Forest Junction, Wis.; cousin of the groom. Ushers were Marion Lee, Chili, cousin of the bride and Marlyn Lindow, Chili, cousin of the groom.
Following the ceremony, Mr. Lindow and bride greeted friends at the church and later dinner was served to the bridal party and guest in the church parlors.
Mrs. Lindow was graduated from West Division high school and Spencerian Business College, Milwaukee. She has been employed as private secretary by Charles Turrock for the past two years.
Mr. Lindow spent his entire life at Chili, where he had been engaged with his father at farming. He has rented a farm near his former home, where he and his bride will reside.
Guests from out of town attending the wedding were Mrs. Aug. Lindow, Chili; Mrs. F. L. Schilling, Granton; Robert Lee, Chili, and Mr. and Mrs. Ava Lee of Granton.


Salt Lake Community College will host free community events this Wednesday in support of National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week.
The campaign's website says 49 million Americans face a real threat of hunger. SLCC student leaders have organized a film screening and a hunger banquet to focus on the importance of this issue and explain how hunger affects a community.
Student Life and Leadership will screen the documentary "A Place at the Table" starting at 10 a.m. in the Student Event Center. Catholic Community Services representatives will also participate in a question-and-answer session about the film at 1:30 p.m.
Student Life and Leadership will also organize an Oxfam Hunger Banquet beginning at 6 p.m in the Student Event Center. The unique dinner serves as an example of food scarcity in this country and around the world.
All students are invited to participate and raise awareness about just how many people go hungry each day.
"I would love to see more students participating in events like this, and take what they learn and start conversations about hunger and homelessness in their communities and around their homes," Moreno says.


Spring had arrived. The grass was a bright green and the leaves were out on the trees. The sounds of the birds could be heard throughout the woods. The adult birds chirped, tweeted and flew from branch to branch.
Some young birds hopped across the ground. The earth beneath the trees was covered with pine needles, and here and there the faces of wildflowers had begun to peek through the needles.
The small birds were excited as they explored the wonders before them. It was their very first time out of the nest.
It was also their very first time to see flowers, grass, small animals of the woods, and each other, up close.
It was such a surprise to the tiny birds to find that they didn't all look alike.
Happily, although each was very different, (there were a Cardinal, a baby Owl, a Blue Jay, a Junco, a Nuthatch, a Tufted Titmouse, and a little Chickadee), there they all were, playing together and learning to be the very best of friends.
Feeling full of adventure, the small birds decided they would take a walk through the woods, just to see what they could find.
They stayed close together because this was a new experience for them, and they were just a little nervous to be away from their nests.
They began strolling and in a few minutes they came across a very small bug. It was red, round, and had tiny black spots on its back. They all looked at the little bug in amazement.
"Isn't she beautiful?" said the Cardinal. "Her pretty red color is just like mine! I wonder what she's called."
The Owl opened one sleepy eye and took a quick look. "Oh that's just a ladybug," he said. "There's lots of them here." The little ladybug didn't move from the edge of the leaf, so the birds decided to walk on.
A few moments later, the Blue Jay looked around and asked the others, "Where's Chickadee? Didn't he come with us?"
The birds turned around and walked back to where they had been to look for Chickadee. They found him tugging away on the leaf the ladybug sat upon.
"Whatever are you doing?" they asked. "We thought you were lost."
"I didn't mean to worry you, I was just trying to help the ladybug," explained the Chickadee.
"Her babies got stuck under this leaf. She was trying to grab hold of the leaf and fly up in the air with it so they could crawl out, but she's not strong enough to lift it all by herself."
Chickadee pulled on the leaf again, this time with a mighty tug. Suddenly the leaf came loose, sending Chickadee tumbling end over end down the hill, still holding the leaf in his beak.
The other birds hurried to Chickadee's rescue. Fortunately he wasn't hurt, so they helped him brush the dust off and then they all climbed back up the hill.
The ladybug was very grateful to have her babies safe. She smiled her thanks to Chickadee as the little birds walked by.
A little further down the path a fluffy squirrel scampered past. "What was that?" asked the Tufted Titmouse.
The Owl blinked his eyes and replied, "Oh, that's just a squirrel. We've got lots of them around here."
"His color is sort of like mine, and he looks a bit like me, except I'm a little darker gray and he has more fluff," observed the Junco.
The little birds busily hurried on, but it wasn't long before they realized that Chickadee was missing again.
"NOW where did he go?" they asked themselves.
Well," said the Nuthatch , "We might as well turn around and go look for him." So they did.
A few moments later they they saw Chickadee and the gray squirrel. The squirrel was watching Chickadee on a limb of a big oak tree as he pulled and tugged at one last acorn that still remained on the tree. "Chickadee, whatever are you doing?" asked the birds.
"Well," he replied. "The squirrel has a hungry baby and he needs this acorn. Although he's been pulling and pulling, he can't seem to get it loose. My beak is sharp, so I offered to try to break the acorn loose for him."
Then Chickadee grabbed the stem in his sharp little beak and gave a mighty tug.
The acorn and Chickadee came tumbling out of the tree and landed with a thump, right on the grass.
The other little birds rushed over to Chickadee, and once they saw that he was OK, they dusted him off, and started on their way again. The grateful squirrel clutched the acorn in one paw and waved his thanks with the other.
The birds headed down a steep hill toward the pond. As they got closer, they saw a mama duck and four small ducklings swimming in the pond.
This time it was the Blue Jay who asked, "Whatever is this we see?"
The little Owl opened one sleepy eye and replied, "Oh, that's a Mallard duck family. There's lots of them here."
The Nuthatch said, "The ducks look a bit like me, don't you think? We all have beautiful feathers."
About then, the little Cardinal looked towards the sun, which was beginning to get lower in the sky. "We probably need to move on now," he said. Our parents will be expecting us back soon."
A moment later, they all suddenly stopped and looked around. "Not again!" they said. "Where's Chickadee?" But he was nowhere to be found. "We'll have to go and look for him again!" they said, and so back they went, heading towards the pond.
Sure enough, there was Chickadee, down at the edge of the pond, pecking away at an egg. "Whatever are you doing Chickadee?" they asked him.
Well, I have a surprise," he said to them."The mother duck thought she had four little ducklings, but she really has five. I could hear it tapping away inside this last egg. But this baby duck is so tiny he can't peck his way out of his shell without some help," said the Chickadee. "So that's what I'm doing."
"My gracious!," said the birds.
Since Chickadee was having trouble pecking through the eggshell himself, he decided to get a running start to try to punch a bigger hole in it. He backed up, and then ran toward the egg full force. Whoops!
Chickadee hit the egg too hard, his beak got stuck in the shell, and the two of them, Chickadee and the egg, began rolling down the hill, heading right towards the great big rocks at the edge of pond!
Chickadee and the egg smashed into a big rock. Ouch! PEEP! The crash broke the egg, and out popped a tiny little duckling, all safe and sound. The Mother duck was so happy!
Fortunately, Chickadee wasn't hurt, he only had a tiny bump on his head. His friends dusted him off again and they all started home. Mother duck quacked her thanks as the little birds marched by.
The birds said, "This time Chickadee, you walk in front of us and we will see that you get home safely."
They arrived home without any more problems. The birds parents were pleased to see them. The other little birds told each of their parents about Chickadee's good deeds during their outing.
"What a good little Chickadee you are!" said all the parents. Chickadee looked a little embarrassed.
He wasn't looking for praise, you see, he only wanted to help those who needed help.
But his parents said, "We're very proud of what you did, and to let everyone know how pleased we are, we're going to christen you with a new nickname."
"From now on we're going to call you, Good-Deed-A-Dee," they said.
Little Good-Deed-A-Dee's parents smiled at him. They were very proud indeed, because helping others is always a good thing to do.
But don't worry, he's not lost. He's probably just busy doing another Good Deed.
Yards and trees and ponds are full of the birds and animals and insects that you met in this story. Would you recognize them if you saw them in YOUR yard? Here are some pictures to help you identify them.
It is possible to sight any of the birds listed in any of the states. The reason for this is during migration the birds may travel through an area even through they may not locate in that area. They are all considered North American birds.
Most of USA except Texas and states in line with Texas toward the Canadian border. Not found in central and southern Florida.


$2/share is the price J.P. Morgan is paying for Bear Stearns. That's down from $30/share as of Friday's close.
To a first approximation, from the perspective of shareholders and employees, $2/share is the equivalent of zero. The prime brokerage business alone was probably worth about ten times that amount. That could mean that J.P. Morgan thinks the cost of exiting the other businesses (because it fears some proportion of Bear's assets are marked incorrectly, or because it just costs money to eliminate redundancies and there's a lot of overlap in investment banking and asset management) is roughly equivalent to the value of the prime brokerage (and anything else they intend to keep). Or it means that Bear's board had sufficiently limited leverage that it had to take literally any offer above zero. Or, most likely, both.
I'm really trying to figure out the silver lining here. I guess it's that we don't have to worry about the contagion from a spectacular Bear Stearns bankruptcy, and the potential chaos that would bring to the derivatives markets as counterparties rushed to replace positions previously facing Bear. Beyond that, I'm hard pressed. $2 won't even get you on the subway for much longer.
$2 won't even get you on the subway for much longer.
There's your silver lining: an unexpected opportunity for subway reform.
You know, from time to time I hear the argument from the Gordon Gecko set that one of the reasons that Wall Street execs and other business suit types make so much money is because they "live on the razor's edge" and that they're bold daredevils who work in such a high risk environment where one wrong move leads to disaster….
Millions of people in this country who work at or near the poverty line are constantly one wrong step away from financial destruction. If they make that false move, the social safety net protecting them is frighteningly thin and inadequate, and weakening all the time. But if you have the good fortune to be from Bear Stearns….
I'm often told that my fundamental political failing is that I just don't respect the free market. If only I had the moral clarity of all the free-market capitalists out there….
Looking for justice from a market leads to a long, long wait. Like Darwinian evolution, it grinds out efficient forms of organization at the expense of most participants, and rewards are only loosely related to any normal conception of merit.
The arc of history is long, but it curves toward justice, I guess.
The question I always have to ask is, what if it doesn't? How long do we wait to see if it will? And how much harder will it be to try something new, the longer our investment in this model goes on?
The market doesn't curve towards justice, not even over a long time scale. It curves towards efficiency. Only Richard Posner thinks they are the same thing.


This workshop took place in the framework of a study about support to the development and implementation of Innovation Union commitment 21 on knowledge transfer. The Innovation Union is a flagship initiative of the European Union. The study and the workshop are carried out on behalf of the European Commission, General Directorate Research and Innovation. The event's objective was discussing and validating the study's first findings on KTO co-operation as well as preparing the development of a roadmap towards stronger KTOs and KT networks in Europe. The IU21KT study draws from findings of a survey of 100 European KTOs as well as expert interviews and literature evaluation.
First meeting of the knowledge transfer stakeholder forum [PDF, 434 KB].
KTO co-operation with venture capitalists – how to design effectively?
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Q: C String Checking I'm new to C specifically and I'm trying to check some strings.
The following is my code, commented to indicate the issues that I don't understand why they are occuring:
if (strstr(recBuff, "GET / HTTP/1.0\r\n\r\n") != NULL)
    //Send HTTP/1.0 200
    //This gets recognised fine
else if (strstr(recBuff, "GET / HTTP/1.0\r\r") != NULL)
    //Send HTTP/1.0 200
    //This gets recognised fine
else if (strstr(recBuff, "GET / HTTP/1.0\r\n") != NULL)
    //Do something else
    //This never gets picked up, and instead goes to the final else...
else
    //HTTP/1.0 404
    //Etc

I guess my question is why is strstr picking up \r\n\r\n and acting on it, but just \r\n by itself goes through all the way until the final else? There's an else for \r\n\r\n that works, but the else for a single \r\n doesn't work for a single \r\n.
TL;DR "GET / HTTP/1.0\r\n\r\n" gets picked up, but "GET / HTTP/1.0\r\n" doesn't.

A: You've not reduced your code to an an SSCCE (Short, Self-Contained, Correct Example) so we can't tell what you're doing wrong.  However, it is most likely that the data you think has two carriage returns actually doesn't contain the two adjacent carriage returns.  However, only some sort of hex dump or something similar will show that for sure.
Here's an SSCCE which shows that your code can work if given the correct data:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

int main(void)
{
    char *examples[] =
    {
        "YYYYGET / HTTP/1.0\r\nExample 1 Single CRLF",
        "YYYYGET / HTTP/1.0\r\n\r\nExample 2 Double CRLF",
        "YYYYGET / HTTP/1.0\r\r\nExample 3 Double CR",
        "YYYYGET / HTTP/1.0\n\nExample 4 Double NL",
    };

    for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++)
    {
        char *recBuff = examples[i];
        printf("Data:\n%s\n", recBuff);
        if (strstr(recBuff, "GET / HTTP/1.0\r\n\r\n") != NULL)
            printf("Option 1 - double CRLF\n");
        else if (strstr(recBuff, "GET / HTTP/1.0\r\r") != NULL)
            printf("Option 2 - double CR\n");
        else if (strstr(recBuff, "GET / HTTP/1.0\r\n") != NULL)
            printf("Option 3 - single CRLF\n");
        else
            printf("Option 4 - no match\n");
    }

    return 0;
}

Sample output
$ ./counter-example
Data:
YYYYGET / HTTP/1.0
Example 1 Single CRLF
Option 3 - single CRLF
Data:
YYYYGET / HTTP/1.0

Example 2 Double CRLF
Option 1 - double CRLF
Data:
YYYYGET / HTTP/1.0
Example 3 Double CR
Option 2 - double CR
Data:
YYYYGET / HTTP/1.0

Example 4 Double NL
Option 4 - no match
$

So, if you are not seeing something similar with your code, you aren't getting the data you thought you were getting.
The YYYY part is not necessary to the reproduction; neither is the Example n information. The trailing part makes sure the fairly difficult to discriminate strings are recognizable; the YYYY is arguably fluff since the HTTP protocol would not start with such garbage.

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Simone Bingemer (* 25. Juli 1959 in Köln) ist eine deutsche Portraitmalerin.

Leben und Werk
Simone Bingemer absolvierte mit 16 Jahren die Abschlussprüfung der Ballettschule der Württembergischen Staatsoper Stuttgart. Danach wurde sie durch eine Sonderbegabtenprüfung als Studentin an der Kölner Werkkunstschule aufgenommen und belegte die Fächer Grafik und Illustration.

Nach Beendigung des Studiums 1975 arbeitete Bingemer die folgenden Jahre freiberuflich als Werbeillustratorin u. a. für Danone, Mendeléz, Nestlé, Beiersdorf und weitere internationale Firmen, sowie als Illustratorin für Gruner und Jahr und andere Verlage. Ab 1995 gab sie ihre Arbeit als Werbeillustratorin zugunsten der Portraitmalerei auf. Mit Pastellkreiden fertigt sie vor allem detailgenaue, fortorealistisch, bzw. hyperrealistisch wirkende Porträts an, die an hochauflösende Fotografien erinnern.

Familie
Simone Bingemer entstammt einem Kölner Künstler- und Intellektuellenmilieu. Ihre Großeltern sind Edeltrud Meistermann-Seeger und Georg Meistermann. Weitere Künstler in der Familie waren ihre Onkel Heribert Calleen und Heinz Kroh.

Mitgliedschaften

 Mitglied der Society of America
 Mitglied der Royal society of Portrait Painters
 Mitglied der Société des Pastellistes de France

Preise

 2001: First Place "Worldwide Pastel Excellence"
 2001: First Place "Pastel Artist international"
 2004: Finalist "Art of the Portrait"
 2015: First Place "Pastel Journal Founder's Award"
 2015: Honorable Mention "Third Annual Shades of Grey Competition"
 2018: First Place "20th annual Pastel Competition"
 2021: Richeson "Pastel Silver Award"

Ausstellungen
 1989: Galerie Margarethe Hubauer (Hamburg)
 1999: Torhaus Museum (Siegburg)
 2005: Galerie Hella-Maria Höfer (Marbella, Spanien)
 2008: Galerie De Portretwinkel (Haarlem, Niederlande)
 2011: Trinkaus Galerie Conzen (Düsseldorf)
 2012: Studio Michael Royen (Vettelschoß)

Weblinks
 Simone Bingemer - Offizielle Website der Künstlerin
 Portraits von Simone Bingemer bei Margarethe Hubauer International Illustration
 Beispiel mit einer weiteren Auswahl an Portraits von Simone Bingemer bei Portraitartists.com

Einzelnachweise

Porträtmaler
Maler (Deutschland)
Illustrator (Deutschland)
Deutscher
Geboren 1959
Frau

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IANS	2020-07-10T21:43:36+05:30 Aakash Chopra Questions Dropping Ajinkya Rahane From Indian ODI Team
Former India cricketer Aakash Chopra sympathised with current batsman Ajinkya Rahane and stated the latter was hard done by when he was dropped from the ODI team. (More Cricket News)
Pointing towards his good batting credentials, Chopra stated Rahane should have been given a long rope in 50-over format considering he was doing well for the team at no.4 before becoming sidelined from the format.
The 31-year-old represented India in 90 ODIs in which he has amassed 2,962 runs at 35.26. During the 87 ODI innings he got a chance to bat, Rahane scored three centuries and 24 half-centuries before getting dropped from the side in 2018.
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NEW PUBLIC CHARGE FORMS PUBLISHED
As a result of the changes to the analysis of Public Charge for immigration purposes, USCIS has finally published the new forms. The changes take effect for cases filed starting on October 15 2019, but the government did not publish the required forms until late on October 9.
Starting on October 15, 2019, only the recent editions of the following forms will be accepted by USCIS:
Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status
Form I-129, Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker
Form I-539, Application to Extend/Change Nonimmigrant Status
Form I-539A, Supplemental Information for Application to Extend/Change Nonimmigrant Status
Form I-864, Affidavit of Support Under Section 213A of the INA
Form I-864EZ, Affidavit of Support Under Section 213A of the Act
The latest editions of these forms all have new questions related to the public charge grounds of inadmissibility.
In addition to the changed forms. most Adjustment of Status applicants will need to include a new Form I-944 with the applications. The following categories are exempt from the public charge requirements and therefore do not need to file the I-944:
VAWA self-petitioner.
Special Immigrant Juveniles.
Certain Afghan or Iraqi nationals.
Asylees and refugees.
U and T visa applicants.
Cuban Adjustment Act applicants.
Applicants under the Haitian Refugee Immigrant Fairness Act, Indochinese Parole Adjustment Act, Nicaraguan Adjustment and Central American Relief Act (NACARA), and Amerasian Homecoming Act
Lautenberg Parolees, Polish or Hungarian Parolees, certain American Indians.
Spouse, child, or parent of a deceased soldier under the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
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You must file an I-944 and an I-864 (Affidavit of Support) if you are an
Immediate relative (spouse of a U.S. citizen, parent of a 21+ year old U.S. citizen, or unmarried child under 21 years of age of a U.S. citizen).
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Alien worker under the employment-based preference categories ONLY if a specific relative filed Form I-140 for you or has a five percent or more ownership interest in the business that filed Form I-140 for you. See I-485 instructions, p.13, for details.
You file just an I-944 if you are a
Widow or widower of a U.S. citizen.
Alien worker under the employment-based preference categories (other than as listed at #4 above).
Alien entrepreneur (EB-5).
Diplomat or high ranking official unable to return home (Section 13 of the Act of September 11, 1957).
S nonimmigrant and qualifying family member.
Diversity Visa applicant.
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Якоб Штемпфли () (23 февраля 1820 года, Янзенхаус, коммуна Венги, кантон Берн, Швейцария — 15 мая 1879 года, Берн, Швейцария) — швейцарский политик, президент. Член Радикально-демократической партии.

Биография
Сын фермера Якоб Штемпфли обучался праву в университете Берна. После его окончания в 1843 году был адвокатом, затем основал газету "Бернер Цайтунг" и стал её главным редактором. В 26 лет был избран в правительство кантона Берн, где возглавил департамент финансов. В декабре 1854 года избран в Федеральный совет.

 7 июля — 27 августа 1851 — президент Национального совета парламента Швейцарии.
 6 декабря 1854 — 31 декабря 1863 — член Федерального совета Швейцарии.
 1 января — 31 декабря 1855 — вице-президент Швейцарии, начальник департамента (министр) юстиции и полиции.
 1 января — 31 декабря 1856 — президент Швейцарии, начальник политического департамента (министр иностранных дел).
 1 января 1857 — 31 декабря 1858 — начальник департамента финансов.
 1 января — 31 декабря 1858 — вице-президент Швейцарии.
 1 января — 31 декабря 1859 — президент Швейцарии, начальник политического департамента.
 1 января 1860 — 31 декабря 1861 — начальник военного департамента.
 1 января — 31 декабря 1861 — вице-президент Швейцарии.
 1 января — 31 декабря 1862 — президент Швейцарии, начальник политического департамента.
 1 января — 31 декабря 1863 — начальник военного департамента.
 7 июня — 18 сентября 1875 — президент Национального совета парламента Швейцарии.

После отставки в 1863 году участвовал в создании Швейцарского банка и был его первым президентом. В 1872 году избран членом Международного третейского суда по делу «Алабамы».

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Президенты Швейцарии
Министры иностранных дел Швейцарии
Министры обороны Швейцарии
Министры финансов Швейцарии
Министры юстиции Швейцарии
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Xavier Le Tourneur d'Ison, popularly known as Xavier Letourneur, is a French filmmaker and actor. One of the most respected artists in France, he has produced more than 5000 artistic works in cinema, theatre and television.

Career
He studied economics at the University of Paris X. Then he obtained a higher accounting studies diploma as well. After graduation in 1975, he started to work for a bank of the CGE - Alcatel group. He later resigned from the job in 1984. During his tenure at the bank, he enrolled in Cours Simon in  1978 where he later graduated in 1981.

After quit from the job, he played at the café theater while continuing to work at Électro Banque for two years. In 1982, he participated in the creation of the Sentier des Halles. During this period, he played and directed eight shows at the Edgar theater where he collaborated with Christian Dob and Michel Rougeron. In 1994, along with his wife, Dob and Rougeron, Letourneur created the T"héâtre le Mélo d'Amélie" and continued to produce stage plays for more than 15 years. In the meantime, he met Olivier Marchal and together produced the play Braquo.

At the end of the 1980s, Letourneur actively participated in the "Petit Théâtre de Bouvard" for three years along with Dob, Rougeron and Marchal. In 1992, he made his first television appearance. During this time, he joined with fellow director Christian Lara and co-directed seven films. Along with Eric Civanyan, he also produced five plays and four films.

Theatre work

As an actor
 1981 : Pourquoi de et mis
 1982 : Meutres au 700 ter rue des espadrilles
 1983/84 : Fais voir ton Cupidon
 1983/84 : Dieu m'tripote de et mis
 1983/89 : Les Babas cadres
 1985 : C'est encore loin la mairie
 1987 : La Pension
 1987/90 : Nous on fait ou on nous dit
 1990 : Coyote saloon
 1991 et 1997/98 : Les faux jetons
 1992/93 : Petaouchnock
 1993/94 : Silence en coulisses
 1994/95 : Rififoin dans les labours
 1995/96 : Passage avide
 1999 : Espèces menacées
 1999/2000 : Un Monde merveilleux
 2000 et 2010/11 : Un conseil très municipal
 2000/02 : Les acteurs sont fatigués
 2001 : Les désirs
 2002 : Entorse pour une enflure
 2003/04 : On n'avait pas dit 9 heures ?
 2004/05 : Daddy blues
 2005 : Tout un cinéma
 2006 : Le déclin
 2008 : Toc toc
 2010 : Réactions en chaine
 2011/12 : André le magnifique
 2013/14 : Hier est un autre jour
 2015/16 : Sans rancune
 2017/18 : J'aime beaucoup ce que vous faites
 2019/20 : A vrai dire

As a director
 Union libre et Une fille impossible
 Le bébé avec l'eau du bain
 Bientôt les fêtes
 Anniversaire au self
 J'aime beaucoup ce que vous faites
 Caumartin puis à nouveau au Palais des Glaces
 Panne de télé
 Un Conseil très municipal
 Tout un cinéma
 Amour et chipolatas
 Qui m'aime me suive
 On choisit pas ses vacances
 Diète party
 Échauffements climatiques
 Le temps du gourdin
 Jackpot de Clément Naslin
 L'amour est dans le poste
 De gros dossiers ou Je la sens bien cette histoire
 Comment lui dire
 Franchise obligatoire

Filmography

Short films
 1981 : La Découverte
 1982 : Merlin ou le Cours

Feature films
 1982 : Le gendarme et les gendarmettes de Jean Girault :le capitaine au côté
 1983 : Prends ton passe-montagne, on va à la plage
 1996 : Fantôme avec chauffeur
 1997 : Sucre amer
 1998 : Tout baigne
 2000 : Papa, je crack
 2001 : Voyage à Ouaga
 2002 : Sexes très opposés
 2003 : Mais qui a tué Pamela Rose
 2004 : Ne quittez pas
 2008 : L'Ennemi public
 2010 : Tout est encore possible
 2012 : Mais qui a retué Pamela Rose
 2014 Escaves et Coutisanes
 2018 Yafa

Home movies
 1998 : Un amour de cousine
 1998 : Le Monde à l'envers
 2000 : Le monde à l'envers : Le secret d'Alice
 2004 : Dans la tête du tueur
 2004 : Ils voulaient tuer
 2007 : Les Liens du sang
 2009 : Le Mystère Joséphine
 2009 : L'École du pouvoir
 2012 : La Guerre du Royal Palace
 2015 : Un été en provence

References

External links

Living people
French male stage actors
French film directors
Year of birth missing (living people)


Published: Jan. 31, 2016 at 10:19 p.m.
Updated: Feb. 1, 2016 at 02:56 p.m.
HONOLULU - Team Irvin seemed like the heavy favorite going into Sunday's Pro Bowl festivities and they didn't disappoint. The Cowboys receiver drafted an offensive juggernaut and crushed Team Rice, 49-27.
1. It's fun to have Seahawks along for the ride. The rise of Russell Wilson, Richard Sherman and the Seahawks have coincided with two straight trips to the Super Bowl, which meant that we did not get the opportunity to see the NFL's most boisterous team living the high life in Hawaii. They did not disappoint.
Wilson was 8-of-12 for 164 yards and three touchdowns, helping Team Irvin get out to an early lead. Richard Sherman was -- predictably -- a ball hawk and closed a 10-yard gap in seconds to swat away a bomb to Amari Cooper. He also played offense, got a reverse, attempted to cut back across the field and lost 22 yards in spectacular fashion. Michael Bennett was in the backfield often, and he did the Nae Nae with a group of mascots midway through the third quarter. The Seahawks are still in a good position to return to the Super Bowl next year, but we'll be more than happy to take them in Hawaii.
2. A glimpse of Pro Bowl future? This year's Pro Bowl took plenty of heat for the unusually large number of injury withdrawals and no shows, basically leaving the event to the league's young cadre of stars. Would that end up being the worst thing in the world if the trend stuck? Watching Jameis Winston uncork passes downfield was pretty enjoyable on Sunday, as was Allen Robinson's 50-yard touchdown and Amari Cooper's 23-yard catch. Derek Carr whipped a frozen rope to T.Y. Hilton that was also one of the best throws I've seen in person. We often see rookies bottled up during their first few seasons despite an insane level of natural athletic ability. Why not put it on display?
3. Oh, Jerry. It appears that Jerry Rice was trying to build a version of the 2013 power-based Seattle Seahawks. His offensive line and fullback situation? Not a problem. Allowing Team Irvin to draft Russell Wilson, Julio Jones, A.J. Green, Allen Robinson and DeAndre Hopkins? A bit of a problem. In a game where front seven play typically means less than zero, Rice went with Khalil Mack in the second round. This decision would be supported wholeheartedly if Team Rice was playing in the NFL next year. Unfortunately, it will not bolster his fantasy drafting credentials.
4. Eifert injury. Eifert left the game in a walking boot with a foot injury. Per the team's official web site, initial tests were positive, but Eifert will receive further tests on Monday. The Bengals tight end is coming off a career year in Cincinnati. Eifert was diving for a pass when the injury occurred.
5. Odell Feats of Strength. Is it just me or were we expecting far more from the league's most athletic player? Beckham has already taken over the NFL with his unique brand of one-handed catches and leaping grabs. On Sunday, though, we got a snap or two at free safety and a swing pass. Could this be another critical misstep on the part of Team Rice? Might they go hard after team Irvin head coach Michael Irvin next year? Stay tuned.


The Splash team is back from Social Media Marketing World 2015 and it seems that we are still reliving every moment trying to utilize every scrap of valuable data that we picked up along the way. I swear, after the first night of the conference, I had dreams of pinning and re-pinning on Pinterest. Phew!
Last week's conference was a tornado of information! In our recent post "Social Splash post 7 Genius Quotes from Social Media Marketing World 2015", we talked about some of the most compelling quotes taken from the all-star group of speakers at the event. Check that out if you haven't already!
Right now, I am going to focus on some of my favorite highlights from the conference and give you guys a quick look at the Splash SMMW15 journey.
Meeting Pam Moore at the opening night party on the U.S.S. Midway and talking with her and her husband Josh Moore about their humble marketing beginnings. By chance, they were sitting at a semi-open table and we decided to sit down next to them. They had a wealth of information to share and were extremely generous with their time. Derric and I enjoyed speaking with them and hearing their story.
Taking notes like a high school senior. In an actual notebook, using a pen with ink. That my friends, felt real. I think I still have a blister on my finger from all of that pen action.
people off." Pretty much everything this guy says and does is gold. He literally does post like every 5 seconds. I love his fervor for the job. It's inspiring to watch someone like him give a talk.
#Networking. SO MUCH #NETWORKING! I loved sitting with Jenn Herman for lunch on Friday because she lead the table in conversation and gave so much great advice about starting a blog and sticking to a solid editorial schedule.
Beach Party Karaoke – it was all that I had dreamed it would be. I got to the party as early as humanly possible so that I could sign up before the list got too long. I already decided that I was going to lose my mind to Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On." As my turn approached, I started to get extremely nervous because there were about 150 onlookers, but liquid courage did its duty and I managed to belt out that song like I was alone in the shower.
Being Super – The only social media tool that no one uses. I mean really, no one uses this thing. It's unfortunate because I think it is just so fun and totally appropriate for the occasion!
Singing in the SMMW15 Choir. I know, it's nerdy. And I had to wake up at 6am to make it there in time to participate. Annnnd…. that was after Beach Party Karaoke. It was a rough morning, but I powered through the rest of the day and still managed to be present (sorta) through all of my seminars. It was well worth it.


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Home advice Advice for Parents of Kids With Autism, From Adults on the Spectrum
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When Jenna Gensic's son was diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder, she began to do her research. She gathered advice from the usual experts—doctors and therapists. But she felt she was still missing an important perspective.
"I realized one resource I hadn't accessed was the autistic community," Gensic says. "I wanted to get more of their input and advice on what they thought helped or hurt them growing up."
And what she learned was so different than she expected—and helpful in guiding the way she parented her own son—that she expanded her research and turned it into a book for other parents: What Your Child on the Spectrum Really Needs: Advice from 12 Autistic Adults.
Wanting acceptance
When Gensic began her interviews, she expected that most people would talk about different therapies or strategies they'd tried and what had or hadn't been helpful or successful; instead, people wanted to talk about how they were treated.
"A lot of experts in their lives growing up tended to talk about what autistic people can't do well," she says. "They were constantly living their lives trying to overcome these symptoms … But they wanted to be accepted and live life with a positive autistic identity, not to grow up in a world where they're hiding their autism to fit in."
There can be such a focus on some of these symptoms or behaviors, such as rocking or hand-flapping, because parents don't want their kids to be bullied. Many of the adults Gensic interviewed, though, said that constantly trying to mask behaviors that helped them self-regulate was exhausting. The problem, she realized, was equating fitting in with success.
"I've talked about my son's diagnosis from a very young age," she says. "It's not viewed as bad; this is just who he is and how he lives. We talk about autism as a collection of a different ways of thinking. He has an autistic brain, I have a neurotypical brain; it's a neutral topic."
Having input
Many of the people Gensic interviewed talked about therapy and the need for that type of support—but they also wished they'd had more input, particularly around what goals they wanted to set for themselves.
"I remember one contributor saying that social skills are the only thing anyone wants to talk about," Gensic says. "But it's last on her list of things she wanted to focus on."
Although parents and professionals need to help guide what types of strategies are used or what the focus will be, especially when kids are very young, giving them a voice and including them in the conversation is also important.
"It's possible for a child or an adolescent or a young adult to decide what their goals are and what they want to work on," Gensic says. "And it's much more effective because they're doing the things they want to do."
The relationship between the therapist and client is also key, many contributors told her. The child needs to feel understood and accepted.
Since writing her book, Gensic has continued to interview adults with autism—she's now interviewed more than 100 people (and counting) for her blog to provide additional insight for parents of children with autism.
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Homeless have become targets for synthetic marijuana sellers
By Karen Graham Dec 17, 2016 in Health
Our country's homeless have proven to be especially vulnerable to a new, synthetic marijuana making the rounds on city streets. There is only one problem —this stuff leaves the smoker so far out in left field that they have no idea where they are.
Synthetic marijuana has been around since the mid to late 2000s. It has been packaged under names like Spice, K2, Black Mamba, Bombay Blue, or Mr. Happy. Regardless of what the drug is called, it's a designed drug and is chemically different from the chemicals in cannabis, but is sold with the claim that it will give the user a high similar to marijuana.
And while it's taken as a matter of fact that the real thing, marijuana, is getting more potent — probably because of specialty bred, designer strains — the garbage the nation's homeless have been getting on the streets the last few months is best described as "mind-melting" and extremely dangerous.
The synthetic product, typically manufactured in China, leaves the user glassy-eyed and often in a stupor or sometimes aimlessly wandering around bumping into things. Sometimes victims have been found sprawled on the sidewalk or in the middle of the street.
This latest hallucinogenic product is really dirt-cheap, costing only a dollar or two for a joint. ABC News points out that the homeless are being targeted because they are usually found in a confined area, and basically, most of these people are in desperate straits.
In St. Louis last month, almost 300 homeless people became ill because of the man-made hallucinogen that experts believe is more dangerous than the real thing. Outbreaks have also occurred in New York City, Los Angeles and Austin, Texas.
The New York outbreak occurred in July this year in Brooklyn. Police and first responders had to deal with over 130 people reduced to doing little more than staggering around in the streets with blank stares on their faces. The New England Journal of Medicine reported the event and created quite an uproar when they referred to the victims as "zombies."
"It was common for us to see reactions where they were violent, incoherent, sometimes catatonic on the ground," Austin police Lt. Kurt Thomas said.
The medical dangers are very real with synthetic marijuana use, and cannot be downplayed. Dr. Anthony Scalzo, director of toxicology for the Saint Louis University School of Medicine says synthetic hallucinogens can be as much as 100 times more potent than marijuana, and quite often, the chemicals used to create that "high" have never been tested in humans.
As an example, in the Brooklyn event, investigators discovered the chemical in the synthetic marijuana joints was something called AB-FUBINACA. It was developed by Pfizer in 2009 as an analgesic medication but was never tested on humans. In 2012, AB FUBINACA popped up as an ingredient in synthetic cannabis blends in Japan, along with a related compound AB-PINACA which had not previously been reported.
The two compounds have never been studied in humans and scientists can only go on anecdotal evidence by people who have used the drug. But the list of effects and adverse effects is long, based on what users have said. Particularly worrisome is the use of the chemicals in people who are suffering depression or have a predisposition to psychosis.
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Gail Schoening, 36, was supposed to fly April 30 from Fort Lauderdale to a job interview in Raleigh, N.C. She left her home in Plantation but never showed up. Her 1997 magenta-gray pearl Mitsubishi Eclipse GT, with Florida tag TZT-60F, also is missing.
Dan Moore, a friend and co-worker, said $10,000 of the reward is being offered by Team Information Services, where she worked.
"We just hope the $11,000 will produce some tips," Moore said.
Schoening is 5 feet tall and weighs 125 pounds. She has blond hair and green eyes.
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The music of The Sign of Leo is rooted in the history of popmusic with influences from the 60's, 70's and faint echoes from the early 80's. The Sign of Leo combines the history of popmusic and in doing so create a unique sound of their own with a modern and contemporary approach to songwriting and arranging.
The Sign Of Leo released their debut EP "Fight The Tide" in 2015. They released two full albums "Fields Of Passing Time" (2017) and "Sunbeam" (2019).
In 2020 the band released three singles - The Global Fight, Walking On Water and Look at What You've Done. The Global Fight wants to honour and support those fighting the Coronavirus Covid-19 all over the world. Walking On Water is a song about deceit and massive fraud and Look at What You've Done tackles the problem of climate change and global warming.
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Elske Bos - bass guitar and vocals
Erwin Zwarts - keyboards and vocals
Robert van Dyken - drums


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Lamar Jackson readily says Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is the GOAT, but that doesn't mean he's picking him to win Super Bowl LIII.
Jackson is hanging out in Atlanta enjoying the Super Bowl festivities, and he joined ESPN's "First Take" with Stephen A. Smith Friday afternoon for his first interview since the Ravens' playoff loss.
The first question, naturally, was who Jackson is picking to win the big game. His answer: the Los Angeles Rams.
"I feel they have the all-around best offense right now going into the game," Jackson said.
After getting that out of the way, Smith dove into Jackson's playoff performance against the Chargers, when Jackson and the offense got off to a slow start.
Jackson finished 14-of-29 for 194 yards, two touchdowns and one interception. He ran nine times for 54 yards and fumbled three times.
Jackson rebounded in the fourth quarter with two touchdowns that put the Ravens back in the game, but the performance added fuel to the fire of critics who say opponents will catch up to Jackson and the Ravens' run-heavy attack, especially if they force Jackson to throw a lot.
"You're going to have to see," Jackson said with a chuckle.
Before letting Jackson go, Smith had to get his take on Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown, who is at the center of trade rumors this offseason.