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Q: Jquery use one variable from one function to another function I write these functions in jquery. My one function is onclick and another one is onready function. I want to use this variable "loadmorecount_rest_num" in my onready function. How do I use this variable "loadmorecount_rest_num" in my onready function?
I write these script for load more values from database in php using jquery.Now i want to  hide load more button if the data is "var loadmorecount_rest_num<0".on ready function.
Right now i hide that button using onclick event.I want to hide it using on ready event.
var STATUS= $('#status').val();
 var TYPE= $('#Property').val();
 var ADDRESS= $('#Address').val();
 var MINA= $('#min_area').val();
 var MAXA= $('#max_area').val();
 var MINP= $('#min_price').val();
 var MAXP= $('#max_price').val();
 var MINIMUMBED= $('#minbed').val();
 var MAXIMUMBED= $('#maxbed').val();
 var MINBATHROOM= $('#minbath').val();
 var MAXBATHROOM= $('#maxbath').val();

 var total_data_count= $('#total_data_count').val();
 var MINL = $("#minimum_limit").val();
 var current_data_count = $("#page_data_count").val();
 var MAXL = $("#maximum_limit").val();
 var new_start_limit= parseInt(MAXL)+parseInt(MINL);
 $("#minimum_limit").val(new_start_limit);
 var data_start_limit_pass = $('#minimum_limit').val();
 var data_max_limit_pass = $('#maximum_limit').val();

$.ajax({

            type : 'POST',
            url  : '<?php echo MY_SITE_URL ;?>'+'webapi.php',
               data :{task:'Properties.loadmore',MINL:new_start_limit,MAXL:MAXL,STATUS:STATUS,TYPE:TYPE,ADDRESS:ADDRESS,MINA:MINA,
            MAXA:MAXA,MINP:MINP,MAXP:MAXP,MINIMUMBED:MINIMUMBED,MAXIMUMBED:MAXIMUMBED,MINBATHROOM:MINBATHROOM,MAXBATHROOM:MAXBATHROOM},
              // data :{task:'Properties.loadmore',MINL:new_start_limit,MAXL:MAXL,get_data:get_data},
            error: function() {
            console.log('somthing wrong');
            },

            success: function(response) {
                var json_data= JSON.parse(response);
                var Properties=json_data.Response;
                var count = json_data.Response.length;
                var old_current_data_count = $('#page_data_count').val();
                var new_current_data_count= parseInt(old_current_data_count)+ parseInt(count);
                $('#page_data_count').val(new_current_data_count);

                var html='';

                $.each(Properties, function( key, value ) {

                    var nowDate = new Date();
                    var oneDay = 24*60*60*1000;
                    var secondDate = new Date(value.system_insert_date);
                    var diffDays = Math.round(Math.abs((nowDate.getTime() - secondDate.getTime())/(oneDay)));
                    // console.log(diffDays);

                    html = html+'
';
                        html = html+'';
                            html = html+'
';
                                html = html+''+value.current_status+'';
                            html = html+'
';
                            html = html+'
';
                                html = html+'$'+value.close_price+''+value.list_price_per_sqft+'/ sq ft';
                                html = html+'';
                            html = html+'
';
                            html = html+'';
                        html = html+'';

                         html = html+'
';
                            html = html+'
';
                                        html = html+'
'+value.street_number+','+value.street_name+'
';
                                        html = html+'';
                                            html = html+'';
                                            html = html+''+value.google_address+'';
                                        html = html+'';
                                        html = html+'Details';
                            html = html+'
';
                                html = html+'
';
                                    html = html+'
'+value.sqft+' Sqft
';
                                    html = html+'
'+value.beds+' Beds
';
                                    html = html+'
N/A
';
                                    html = html+'
'+value.bathfull+' Baths
';
                                    html = html+'
'+value.bathhalf+' Half Baths
';
                                html = html+'
';
                                    html = html+'
';
                                        html = html+''+value.listing_office_name+'';
                                        html = html+''+diffDays+' Days ago';
                                    html = html+'
';
                            html = html+'
';
                        html = html+'
';

                });
                        $('#propertysearch').append(html);
                         $("#loadmore_btn").show();
                        $("#loadmorecount_rest").html('');
                        var loadmorecount_rest_num = parseInt(total_data_count)-(data_start_limit_pass)-(data_max_limit_pass);
                        $("#loadmorecount_rest").html(loadmorecount_rest_num);
                        var current_num_data=$('#page_data_count').val() ;

                           if(loadmorecount_rest_num==0 || loadmorecount_rest_num<0){

                       $("#loadmore_btn").hide();
                   }
                   else{
                      $("#loadmore_btn").show();
                   }

        }
});

});
 $(document).ready(function(){

 });

A: It is better to use onclick function inside your ready function. Take a look at this link: Why should $.click() be enclosed within $(document).ready()?
You could do something like this:
$(document).ready(function(){
    var loadmorecount_rest_num = 0;

    $( "#loadmore_btn" ).on( "click", function() {
        $("#loadmore_btn").show();
        $("#loadmorecount_rest").html('');
        loadmorecount_rest_num = parseInt(total_data_count)-(data_start_limit_pass)-(data_max_limit_pass);
        $("#loadmorecount_rest").html(loadmorecount_rest_num);
        var current_num_data=$('#page_data_count').val() ;
        if(loadmorecount_rest_num==0 || loadmorecount_rest_num<0)
        {
            $("#loadmore_btn").hide();
        }
        else{
            $("#loadmore_btn").show();
        }
    });
    //You can use var loadmorecount_rest_num inside document ready now.
})

Try to enclose your code with a function, like this:
function yourFunction(loadmorecount_rest_num){
    $( "#loadmore_btn" ).on( "click", function() {
        $("#loadmore_btn").show();
        $("#loadmorecount_rest").html('');
        loadmorecount_rest_num = parseInt(total_data_count)-(data_start_limit_pass)-(data_max_limit_pass);
        $("#loadmorecount_rest").html(loadmorecount_rest_num);
        var current_num_data=$('#page_data_count').val() ;
        if(loadmorecount_rest_num==0 || loadmorecount_rest_num<0)
        {
            $("#loadmore_btn").hide();
        }
        else{
            $("#loadmore_btn").show();
        }
    });
}
$(document).ready(function(){
    var loadmorecount_rest_num = 0;
    yourFunction(loadmorecount_rest_num);
})

A: Without getting much into what exactly you are trying to do, one thing I can suggest is :
window.loadmorecount_rest_num = parseInt(total_data_count)-(data_start_limit_pass)-(data_max_limit_pass);

This will attach loadmorecount_rest_num to a global object (window).
This is not a good practice through. You can also call this click listener function  function from ready function itself and return the value of loadmorecount_rest_num back to ready function and use it wherever you want.
Or as other people are suggesting declare the loadmorecount_rest_num variable in ready function and call the listener from within the ready function. That will maintain the last state of the loadmorecount_rest_num.

A: You should wrap your function under $(document).ready
and can define a global variable outside the scope of the function if you want to make use of this variable in some other function like this.
$(document).ready(function(){

var loadmorecount =0;

$( "#loadmore_btn" ).on( "click", function() {
    $("#loadmore_btn").show();
        $("#loadmorecount_rest").html('');
        loadmorecount_rest_num = parseInt(total_data_count)-(data_start_limit_pass)-(data_max_limit_pass);
        $("#loadmorecount_rest").html(loadmorecount_rest_num);
        var current_num_data=$('#page_data_count').val() ;
        if(loadmorecount_rest_num==0 || loadmorecount_rest_num<0)
        {
                $("#loadmore_btn").hide();
        }
        else{
                $("#loadmore_btn").show();
         }
 });

function someOtherFunction(){
//make use of global variable loadmorecount
}

someOtherFunction(); //call function
 })

A: Declare var loadmorecount_rest_num at top i.e before
$( "#loadmore_btn" ).on( "click", function() { ...
this will make your variable global & you can access it in other functions.
-or-
simply remove var from your variable loadmorecount_rest_num and then try to access it another function.

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Now Playing: 'Fruitvale Station'
On July 31, 2013 July 27, 2013 By chrisbarsantiIn Film - New
Ariana Neal and Michael B. Jordan in 'Fruitvale Station'
Nearly every year there's a scrappy indie flick that comes into the Sundance Film Festival and blows everyone away. All too often, though, once the film itself comes down from the high mountain air, it seems markedly less unique. Fortunately, with Ryan Coogler's devastating Fruitvale Station, that is not the case. It plays just as well in a multiplex alongside The Wolverine as it does in the rarefied festival air.
My full review is at Film Racket; here's part:
Nothing about the 2009 shooting of Oscar Grant makes sense. For his keen, impassioned debut, writer/director Ryan Coogler avoids one of the most common mistakes seen in based-on-a-true-story movies, he doesn't try to make it make sense. It shouldn't, because one version of what actually happened is the first thing shown in the film. A grainy cellphone video taken from the open door of a BART train car paused at an Oakland station shows a few young black men being held down by a few white transit police; there's a minor-looking scuffle and then a shot goes off. The momentum of those shaky images, is stuttering and randomized. When the tragic moment happens, it doesn't feel right to happen like that. Not yet…
You can watch the trailer here:
Fruitvale Stationindie filmMichael B. JordanOakland CaliforniaOscar GrantSundance Film Festival
Screening Room: Dennis Farina (1944-2013)
Readers' Corner: New George R.R. Martin Novella
One thought on "Now Playing: 'Fruitvale Station'"
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i loved this movie, but hated that it was based on a true story

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The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) has issued full guidance to the NHS in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland on Selective internal radiation therapy for non-resectable colorectal metastases in the liver.
It replaces the previous guidance on selective internal radiation therapy for colorectal metastases in the liver (NICE interventional procedures guidance 93, September 2004).
Colorectal liver metastasis is cancer that has spread to the liver from the bowel. Selective internal radiation therapy (known as SIRT) uses radiation put into the patient's liver to kill the cancer cells. Tiny radioactive 'beads' are injected into the artery that supplies blood to the liver (the hepatic artery). The beads become trapped (embolise) in the tiny blood vessels surrounding the cancer, releasing radiation directly onto it.
In addition the ICD-10 code C78.7 Secondary malignant neoplasm of liver and intrahepatic bile duct and a code from category C18.- Malignant neoplasm of colon would be recorded.


Art students from Stoke on Trent College have inspired designs for a large mural along the towpath opposite Middleport Pottery.
Three primary schools around Castleton in Rochdale have spent the last year learning all about the heritage and history of their local canal.
Nursery children from Gamesley Primary school in Glossop have been enjoying intergenerational trips with residents from a local residential home for the elderly.
Work experience students from Stoke on Trent College have been joining us regularly, to help construct a much needed footpath around Sutton Reservoir near Macclesfield.
Thank you to Bury College students!
This week we took the Bury College students (and a dog belonging to one of the volunteer crew) on a boat trip from Portland Basin to Staley Bridge, as a thank you for all of their hard work over the past academic year.
Now in full flow and in its second year, the Community Roots Project North has recently created a short film showcasing the fantastic work being done by our volunteers, partners and staff along the Huddersfield Narrow and Rochdale Canal.
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Categories: STEEL TRAPS AND THE ART OF TRAPPING.
The United States are blessed with several species of this animal.
The Grey Wolf, which is the largest, and the smaller, Prairie Wolf
or Coyote, being the most commonly known. There are also the White
Wolf, Black Wolf and the Texan or Red Wolf. In outward form they
all bear a considerable resemblance to each other, and their habits
are generally similar in the different varieties.
Wolves are fierce and da
gerous animals, and are very powerful of
limb and fleet of foot. They are extremely cowardly in character,
and will seldom attack man or animal except when by their greater
numbers they would be sure of victory. Wolves are found in almost
every quarter of the globe. Mountain and plain, field, jungle and
prairie are alike infested with them, and they hunt in united bands,
feeding upon almost any animal which by their combined attacks
they can overpower.
Their inroads upon herds and sheep folds are sometimes horrifying,
and a single wolf has been known to kill as many as forty sheep
in a single night, seemingly from mere blood-thirsty desire.
In the early colonization of America, wolves ran wild over the
country in immense numbers, and were a source of great danger;
but now, owing to wide-spread civilization, they have disappeared
from the more settled localities and are chiefly found in Western
wilds and prairie lands.
The Grey Wolf is the largest and most formidable representative of
the Dog tribe on this continent. Its general appearance is truthfully
given in our drawing. Its length, exclusive of the tail, is about
four feet, the length of the tail being about a foot and a half.
Its color varies from yellowish grey to almost
white in the northern countries, in which latitude the animal is
sometimes found of an enormous size, measuring nearly seven feet in
length. The fur is coarse and shaggy about the neck and haunches,
and the tail is bushy. They abound in the region east of the Rocky
Mountains and northward, and travel in packs of hundreds in search
of prey. Bisons, wild horses, deer and even bears fall victims
to their united fierceness, and human beings, too, often fall a
prey to their ferocious attacks.
The Coyote, or Common Prairie Wolf, also known as the Burrowing
Wolf, as its name implies inhabits the Western plains and prairies.
They are much smaller than the Grey Wolf, and not so dangerous. They
travel in bands and unitedly attack whatever animal they desire
to kill. Their homes are made in burrows which they excavate in the
ground. The Texan Wolf inhabits the latitude of Texas and southward.
It is of a tawny red color and nearly as large as the grey species,
possessing the same savage nature.
In April or May the female wolf retires to her burrow or den, and
her young, from six to ten in number, are brought forth.
The wolf is almost as sly and cunning as the fox, and the same
caution is required in trapping the animal. They are extremely keen
scented, and the mere touch of a human hand on the trap is often
enough to preclude the possibility of capture. A mere footprint,
or the scent of tobacco juice, they look upon with great suspicion,
and the presence of either will often prevent success.
The same directions given in regard to trapping the fox are equally
adapted for the wolf. The trap (size No, 4, page 141) should be
smoked or smeared with beeswax or blood, and set in a bed of ashes
or other material as therein described, covering with moss, chaff,
leaves or some other light substance. The clog should be fully
twice as heavy as that used for the fox. Some trappers rub the
traps with brake leaves, sweet fern, or even skunk's cabbage.
Gloves should always be worn in handling the traps, and all tracks
should be obliterated as much as if a fox were the object sought
to be secured.
A common way of securing the wolf consists in setting the trap
in a spring or puddle of water, throwing the dead body of some
large animal in the water beyond the trap in such a position that
the wolf will be obliged to tread upon the trap, in order to reach
the bait. This method is described both under the head of the Fox
and the Bear.
Another plan is to fasten the bait between two trees which are
very close together, setting a trap on each side and carefully
concealing them as already directed, and securing each to a clog
of about twenty pounds in weight. The enclosure described on page
144 is also successful.
There are various scent or trail baits used in trapping the wolf.
Oil of Assafoetida is by many trappers considered the best, but
Oil of Rhodium, powdered fennel, fenugreek and Cummin Oil are also
much used. It is well to smear a little of the first mentioned oil
near the traps, using any one of the other substances, or indeed a
mixture of them all, for the trail. This may be made by smearing the
preparation on the sole of the boots and walking in the direction
of the traps, or by dragging from one trap to another a piece of
meat scented with the substance, as described under the head of
Mink.
The wolf is an adept at feigning death, playing 'possum with a
skill which would do credit to that veritable animal itself.
A large dead-fall, constructed of logs, page 17, when skilfully
scented and baited, will often allure a wolf into its clutches,
and a very strong twitch-up, with a noose formed of heavy wire, or
a strip of stout calf hide, will successfully capture the crafty
creature.
In skinning the wolf the hide may be removed either by, first ripping
up the belly, or in a circular piece, as described connection with
the fox, both methods being much used. The board and hoop stretchers
used in preparing the skin are described on pages 273 and 275.
The Wild Goose Trap
The Mole Trap
If there is anyone subject upon which the ingenuity of the farmers has been taxed, it is on the invention of a mole trap which would effectually clear their premises of these blind burrowing vermin. Many patented devices of this character are on the... The Moose
We have already given so much space to the hunting of the deer that we shall be obliged to cut short our remarks on the Moose, particularly as it is a representative of the same family. This animal is the largest of the Deer tribe, being seven or ei... The Muskrat
The muskrat, or musquash, is very much like a beaver on a small scale, and is so well-known throughout the United States that a detailed description or illustration will hardly be necessary. Reduce the size of the beaver to one foot in length, and a... The Net Trap
The lion and tiger are often taken in a net, which is secured to a frame work and suspended over a tempting bait. When the latter is touched the net falls, and the victim becomes entangled in the meshes and is securely caught. So far as we know, thi... The Old-fashioned Springle
This is the variety of snare which has been in very common use for ages, and has always been the one solitary example of a noose trap which our boys' books have invariably pounced upon for illustration. For the capture of small birds it works ver... The Opossum
The opossum is found more or less throughout nearly all the United States. In size it equals a large cat, the tail being about fifteen inches long, very flexible and covered with scales. The general color of the fur is grayish-white, slightly tin... The Otter
The fur of this animal is of such exquisite softness and beauty as to be in great demand for commercial purposes, bringing a very high price in the fur market. The otter cannot be said to be a common animal, although it is found throughout the... The Pendent Box Trap
This invention is original with the author of this work, and when properly made and set will prove an excellent device for the capture of small birds. The general appearance of the trap, as set, is clearly shown in our illustration. A thin wooden... The Pine Marten
This animal belongs to the tribe of weasels, and is closely allied to the celebrated sable, which it greatly resembles. The pine marten is so called because it inhabits the northern climates where pine forests abound, and spends much of its life in ... The Pit-fall
The tiger is the scourge of India and Southern Asia and some sections of these countries are so terribly infested with the brutes that the inhabitants are kept in a continual state of terror by their depredations. Many methods are adopted by the na... The Platform Snare
This odd invention will be found to work capitally as a game trap, and the only extra requisite necessary consists of a slab or light board about seven inches wide, and a foot in length. Having selected the spot for the trap, proceed to cut a sti... The Poacher's' Snare
Our next example represents one of the oldest and best snares in existence,--simple in construction, and almost infallible in its operations. It is the one in most common use among the poachers of England, hence its name. The pieces are three in num... The Portable Snare
This is simply a modification of the snare just described, but possesses decided advantages over it in many respects. In the first place, it requires little or no protection in the shape of an enclosure. It can be set in trees or in swamps, or in sh... The Prong Horn Antelope
This sole American representative of the Antelope tribe we believe is seldom trapped; but as it is a well-known animal on the Western plains, a short mention of it is required here. In general shape this creature bears considerable resemblance to th... The Puma
The puma, commonly known also as the panther or cougar, is the largest American representative of the Cat tribe, and for this reason is often dignified by the name of the American Lion. It is found more or less abundantly throughout the United State... The Quail Snare
That quails are sociable in their habits, and that they run together in broods in search of their food, is a fact well known to all sportsmen. A most excellent opportunity is thus afforded the hunter to secure several at one shot, and the same adva... The Rabbit
The rabbit or cotton tail, as he is familiarly termed, is too well-known to need any description here. From Maine to Texas our woods abound with these fleet-footed little creatures, of which there are several American species. They are the swiftest ... The Raccoon
Although allied to the Bear family, this animal possesses much in common with the fox, as regards its general disposition and character. It has the same slyness and cunning, the same stealthy tread, besides an additional mischievousness and greed. I... The Scow
The bateau we have above described is built so as to allow for considerable speed in the water, either in rowing or sculling; but where this speed is not especially desired the pointed bows may be dispensed with, and the sides of the boat made perfe... The Season For Trapping
The business of trapping for profit must be confined to the season between the first of October and the beginning of May, as furs of all kinds are worthless when taken during the other months of the year. The reason for this is obvious. A prime fur ... The Self Setting Trap
One of the oldest known principles ever embodied in the form of a trap is that which forms the subject of the accompanying illustration. It is very simple in construction, sure in its action; and as its name implies, resets itself after each intrude... The Sieve Trap
This device certainly possesses one great advantage:--it is not complicated. Any one possessed of a sieve and a piece of string can get up the trap at two minutes' notice, and provided he has patience, and can wait for his little bird, he is almost ... The Simplest Snare
This is one of the most ingenious and effective devices used in the art of trapping; and the principle is so simple and universal in its application to traps in general as to become a matter of great value to all who are at all interested in the sub... The Skunk
This disgusting animal has won the unenviable but deserving reputation of being the most foul-smelling creature on the face of the globe. He belongs to the weasel tribe, and all these animals are noted for certain odors which they possess, but the s... The Sliding Pole
The first impulse with almost every aquatic animal when caught in a trap, is to plunge headlong into deep water. With the smaller animals, such as the mink and muskrat, this is all that is desired by the trapper, as the weight of the trap with th... The Spring Net Trap
Although slightly complicated in construction, our next illustration presents one of the prettiest bird traps on record, and may be made in the following manner, and by frequently referring to the picture, our explanation will be easily understood. ... The Spring Pole
Biscuits are more easily made than raised bread and so are used largely in its place while in camp. The proportions of flour and baking-powder are the same as for flapjacks. To 4 cups of flour mix 2 teaspoonfuls of Royal baking-powder and 1 level te... Black Haw. Stag-Bush
The fruit of the black haw, or stag-bush, is not edible until after frost has touched it. It is oval, dark blue with bloom, and about half an inch long. It grows in stiff clusters on short, branching stems. The shrub, which is sometimes a small tree... Black Raspberry
The growth and leaves of the _wild black raspberry_ are like those of the red raspberry, and it is found in the same localities. The fruit, like the other, is cup or thimble shaped and grows on a receptacle from which it loosens when fully ripe. Bla... Black-Fly
The Adirondack and North Woods region is not only the resort of hunters, campers, and seekers after health and pleasure, but it is also the haunt of the maddening black-fly. From early spring until the middle of July or first of August the black-fly... Blanket Bed
Two short logs will be required for your blanket bed, the thicker the better, one for the head and one for the foot, also two long, strong, green-wood poles, one for each side of the bed; your blanket will be the mattress. Fold the blanket, makin... Blanket-Roll Pack
Side-trips from camp for only one night's bivouac will not need a back pack; the few articles required can be carried in your blanket-roll. Spread the poncho out flat, rubber side down, then your blankets on top, and group the things you intend to t... Blazing the Trail
A woodsman usually blazes his trail by chipping with his axe the trees he passes, leaving white scars on their trunks, and to follow such a trail you stand at your first tree until you see the blaze on the next, then go to that and look for the one ...


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Goldman Sachs' head of HR says an 'underrated' factor should make a big difference in which job you choose — especially if you're going to be logging long hours
Shana Lebowitz
It can be even more important than the work you're doing, said Dane Holmes, pictured.
Dane Holmes/Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs' head of human resources, Dane Holmes, spoke to Goldman interns this summer about his best advice for launching a successful career.
Holmes said the single most underrated factor when choosing a job is the quality of your prospective coworkers.
In fact, Holmes said the particular job you're doing can be secondary to the environment and the people.
"Working hard feels very different when you like the people around you and when you don't."
That's according to Dane Holmes, who is the global head of human capital management and the leadership development group Pine Street at Goldman Sachs. This summer, Holmes shared with Goldman Sachs interns his best advice for launching a successful career.
Holmes told interns that the single most underrated thing that people fail to account for when they're choosing a job is how much they like their prospective coworkers.
He advised interns to ask themselves: "Do I think, if I take this job, people are going to invest in me and I'm going to grow and learn? Do I like the people that I'm going to show up with every day?"
You want "a team that wants to invest in you and wants to see you do well," Holmes said.
All this makes intuitive sense: Who wants to spend most of their day with people who are checked out, or overly competitive, or downright mean?
There's also some research behind this idea. A 2016 report details findings by career services site Monster and social intelligence company Brandwatch, who analyzed more than 2 million Tweets that mentioned work.
Results showed that "people" was one of the most frequently mentioned words in Tweets about loving or hating a job.
And a 2004 Gallup survey found that 51% of employees who strongly agree that their organization encourages close friendships at work are extremely satisfied at work. Compare that to just 19% of employees who disagree.
Holmes suggested that the caliber of your colleagues can be even more important than the work you're doing. "Whatever particular job it is may be a little bit secondary," he said, "to, 'Do I like the environment that I'm in?' and 'Do I like the people that I'm working with?'"
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West Rock Ridge or West Rock of south-central Connecticut, is a  long trap rock mountain ridge located on the west side of New Haven with a high point of . The ridge forms a continuous line of exposed cliffs visible from metropolitan New Haven and points west. West Rock Ridge is part of the narrow, linear Metacomet Ridge which extends from Long Island Sound near New Haven north through the Connecticut River Valley of Massachusetts to the Vermont border.

West Rock Ridge is popular for recreation and known for its microclimate ecosystems, rare plant communities, and expansive views from cliffs that tower up to  above the surrounding landscape. The ridge is traversed by a network of hiking trails including the  Regicides Trail, whose northern terminus begins as a spur off the  Quinnipiac Trail.

History

Judges' Cave and the Regicides Trail receive their names from judges Edward Whalley and his son-in-law William Goffe, who had signed the death warrant of Charles I of England in 1649. His son Charles II was restored to the throne in 1660, and the two judges fled to the area to avoid arrest. They hid in a boulder cave on the crest of the ridge intermittently over the summer of that year.

Nineteenth-century landscape painter Frederic Edwin Church portrayed the ridge in 1849, and George Henry Durrie painted it numerous times. The Connecticut General Assembly established the park in 1975 when the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) purchased  from New Haven. This act gives the DEP the right of first refusal to purchase private land within the West Rock Ridge conservation area and to permit increasing the size of the park, which is about .

Geography

West Rock Ridge, located in the Connecticut municipalities of New Haven, Hamden, Woodbridge, and Bethany, is  wide at its widest point. Notable peaks on the ridge include the high point, alternately called High Rock or York Mountain, est. , at the north terminus of the ridge; the southern prominence with a summit parking lot, picnic tables, and observation area, usually referred to as West Rock, , and popularly known as the South Overlook; and several knobs in between those two points. Judges Cave is also located at the southern end of the ridge.

West Rock Ridge is an important aquifer. The ridge is bordered on the west by property owned by the South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority; reservoirs include Lake Dawson and Lake Watrous. Konolds Pond, which is not used as a water source, is located just north of Rt. 15 in an industrial area. The main body of water inside the park is Lake Wintergreen, , located east of the ridge. There is also a small fishing pond located near Mountain Road, and a flood control pond located at the north end of the park. The Wilbur Cross Parkway (Route 15) passes through the south central side of the mountain in the West Rock Tunnel, also known as the Heroes Tunnel. A network of suburban streets abut the mountain on all sides and a seasonal paved park road climbs to the crest of the ridge and along its length. Several communications towers sprout from the ridge crest.

The Metacomet Ridge extends north from West Rock Ridge as Mad Mare Hill and Mount Sanford and northeast as Rocky Top and Sleeping Giant. East of West Rock Ridge, the Metacomet Ridge spreads out into a series of low, parallel ridges toward Saltonstall Mountain in Branford, Connecticut; the only noteworthy summit in between is East Rock which looms over New Haven from the north.  The west side of West Rock Ridge drains into West River, then into Long Island Sound; the east side into Belden Brook thence to West River, and the north side into Mill River thence to New Haven Harbor and Long Island Sound.

Geology

The fault-block ridge of West Rock is composed of diabase (sometimes referred to as trap rock), an intrusive volcanic rock. Diabase is a dark colored rock, but the iron within it weathers to a rusty brown when exposed to the air, lending the ledges of West Rock Ridge a distinct reddish hue. The rock, which formed 200 million years ago during the late Triassic and early Jurassic periods, frequently breaks into octagonal and pentagonal columns, creating a unique "postpile" appearance. Huge slopes made of fractured rock scree are visible beneath many of the ledges of West Rock Ridge.

The ridge is the product of a huge feeder dike that supplied several massive lava flows hundreds of feet deep that welled up in faults created by the rifting apart of North America from Eurasia and Africa over a period of 20 million years. Erosion occurring between the eruptions deposited deep layers of sediment between the lava flows and around the dike, which formed sedimentary rocks. The resulting "layer cake" of igneous and sedimentary sheets was later faulted and tilted upward. Subsequent erosion wore away the weaker sedimentary layers a faster rate than the lava layers, leaving the abruptly tilted edges of the lava sheets exposed, creating the distinct linear ridge and dramatic cliff faces visible today along the Metacomet Ridge.

Ecosystem

West Rock Ridge hosts a combination of microclimates unusual in New England. Dry, hot upper ridges support oak savannas, often dominated by chestnut oak and a variety of understory grasses and ferns. Eastern red cedar, a dry-loving species, clings to the barren edges of cliffs. Lower eastern slopes tend to support oak-hickory forest species common in the surrounding lowlands. Narrow ravines support eastern hemlock that block sunlight, creating damp, cooler growing conditions with associated cooler climate plant species. These hemlocks have suffered from infestation by the hemlock woolly adelgid. Talus slopes are especially rich in nutrients and support a number of calcium-loving plants uncommon in eastern Connecticut. Because the ridge generates such varied terrain, it is the home of several plant and animal species that are state-listed or globally rare.

West Rock Ridge is also an important seasonal raptor migration path.

Recreation and conservation
West Rock Ridge is an outdoor recreation resource popular among residents and visitors of the metropolitan New Haven region. Views from the clifftops span New Haven, the rural landscape to the west as far as the Berkshires, Long Island Sound, and Long Island. Most of the ridge is within the public domain as state and town park land, conservation easement, and watershed property. Housing developments are prevalent on the northern slopes of the ridge but do not reach to the summit crest. The ridge boasts a substantial network of hiking trails and park roads, cliffs, rugged woodlands, scenic ponds and reservoirs, and waterfalls. Two noteworthy hiking trails cross the ridge: the Regicides Trail which traverses the summit crest from end to end, and the Quinnipiac Trail which crosses the northern summit of the ridge and extends north over Sanford Mountain and east over Sleeping Giant. Both are maintained by the non-profit Connecticut Forest and Park Association.

West Rock Ridge State Park occupies most of the ridgeline as well as the undeveloped Lake Wintergreen on the east side of the mountain. The park is open daily from 8 a.m. to sunset for a variety of recreational uses, including hiking, bicycling, fishing, car-top boating, horseback riding, dog walking, picnicking, and other passive pursuits. The Park Road to the South Overlook and Judges Cave is open daily to vehicle traffic from Memorial Day through the last weekend in October. Park access is free of charge for all users.

The City of New Haven owns and manages the  West Rock Nature Center on the southeast side of the mountain. The center offers interpretive programs on local ecology, outdoor skills workshops, and features laboratories, gardens, interpretive trails, a visitor's center, and classroom facilities. The center has been in operation since 1946 and is listed on the State Register of Historic Places by the Connecticut Historical Commission.

The town of Woodbridge owns and manages the Bishop Estate and Darling House Trails, a  property on the west flank of the ridge. The property offers a network of trails, historic buildings, gardens, and bridges over the West River. Named for Thomas Darling (1720–1789), active in the American Revolution and a friend and contemporary of Benjamin Franklin, the estate is open to passive activities such as hiking, picnicking, and bird watching. Trails on the property link up with the Regicides Trail on the ridge.

The towns of Bethany, Hamden, and Woodbridge are also invested in the conservation of West Rock Ridge and its viewshed.

Adjacent summits

Nearby summits include Mount Sanford to the north, Sleeping Giant to the northeast and East Rock to the east.

See also
 Metacomet Ridge
 Adjacent summits:

References

External links
 West Rock State Park
 West Rock State Park map
 West Rock Nature Center
 Bishop Estate & Darling House Trails
 Town of Bethany Conservation Commission
 Bethany Land Trust
 Woodbridge Land Trust
 Town of Hamden
 Connecticut Forest and Park Association
 Substitute House Bill No. 5793: Public Act No. 03-131: AN ACT CONCERNING WEST ROCK RIDGE STATE PARK.
 The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station

Bethany, Connecticut
Geography of New Haven, Connecticut
Hamden, Connecticut
Landforms of New Haven County, Connecticut
Metacomet Ridge, Connecticut
Populated places in New Haven County, Connecticut
Ridges of Connecticut
Tourist attractions in New Haven County, Connecticut
Woodbridge, Connecticut

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Special Guest Monica Ferris – Author of Darned If I Do – Giveaway too!
I am so excited to welcome Monica Ferris to Escape With Dollycas today!!
After a tree falls on Tom Riordan's house, landing him in the hospital, the police discover a mountain of junk piled high in his home. Locals in Excelsior, Minnesota—including Betsy and her Crewel World Monday Bunch—offer to help with the cleanup while Tom recuperates.
Want to find out more about Monica and her books? Visit her webpage here.
Thanks to the people at Penguin I have 2 copies of Darned If I Do to give away!
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Looks like a good book I will be reading. Thank you for the giveaway!
Great series. I am eager to read the latest.
Thanks for the giveaway…looks to be a good read and a good series to get into.
Love Monica Ferris' books and I love needlework…win!win! Thanks for the opportunity!
This is a new to me series. I must look for #1.
Like your character Connor Sullivan, my husband doesn't need an alarm clock either! I am an ex-knitter who never learned to crochet, but I'm planning to read a few cozy mysteries to see what they're like soon (for a library project) so yours sounds like a good one to start with!
I can't believe I haven't read any from this series. It sounds like a fun read and would love to have a copy to read. Thanks for a great interview.
This series sounds captivating and unique. Thanks. Great interview.
Another new to me series and after reading about Connor I want to know more. Thanks for the chance to win.
I love the clever puns and the classic, vintage-looking covers. I think we'd have fun with all the books in this series. Thanks for the chance to win this one.
What a great post from Connor's point of view! I enjoy this series a lot, thanks for the chance to win.
As a crafter, I'm in. Through these books, I can craft vicariously and help solve crimes.
I love mysteries which take you into the world of sewing. This sounds like another one to add to my collection.
I love this series. It's one of my favorites.
I have that inner clock thing too, but I never thought I might be like Peter Pan's crocodile! This book sounds really interesting. How could I have missed this author and series? I have some serious catching up to do.
Thanks for the giveaway. This sounds like a fun book.
Would love to start reading this series! Even though I am seriously thread and needle challenged, I enjoy mysteries about sewing, quilting, and related crafts, including knitting and crocheting. I wish I had that inner clock – or at least one that would wake me at the right time 🙂 Thank you for the opportunity to win!
I love the series! Yes, please, I'd love to get a free copy of the latest book!
Love Monica ferris series & I don't do any needlework! Thanks for the giveaway!
I have been reading these books since a librarian friend introduced me to them at a science fiction convention. I love needlework but do not always have time for it and reading also.
I've read and enjoyed the other books in the series. Have been waiting fot a new one!
Glad to see another one for this series!
Is the whole book written from the man's perspective, or just the description? Either way cute idea! Sounds like a really good cozy mystery, and I'd love to win a copy.
Fun post! This sounds like a book I would enjoy.
I've been collecting the Needlecraft mysteries ever since I read the debut. Love this series! Thank you for a chance to win Lori and Monica.
Would love to win! I have a lot of these books, but not this one or the one that came out last year.


One of the best ways to experience the locations along the Cumberland Valley Beer Trail is by attending events at our local breweries and brew pubs. Enjoy a needed night out this winter with trivia, music, yoga and more, all while sipping on local brews and earning stickers for your Beer Trail Passport.
Below is sampling of events you can check out through March. For additional events throughout the year, view the entire Cumberland Valley Events Calendar here.
For the first Friday of the month, stop by The Millworks for free beer tastings and a look inside the brewery.
At 10 am enjoy an all level yoga class. Afterwards stay and enjoy a hand-crafted brew.
Enjoy yoga in the taproom with Cumberland Valley Martial Arts and Yoga Studio. $15 entry into the class includes a $5 beer ticket.
1st place wins a $20 gift card, 2nd place wins a $10 gift card, and 3rd place wins pint glasses.
Wine prize, drink beer and yell bingo at the top of your lungs.
Jelli is an acoustic/electric trio based out of Harrisburg, PA.
Live music from Sarah and Don Feat. Good Roads Jubilee and Dan and Ali from 7 pm to 9:30 pm. Also look for drink and food specials all day.
Enjoy a winning combination of Girl Scout cookies paired with craft beer.
Live performances from local Celtic Dance companies and live Celtic music. Also featuring a special Irish menu and Irish styled beers.


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My Mom died from sepsis after she contracting an infection in the hospital in 2007 in New York.
We watched her suffer and deteriorate over approximately 5 weeks in the hospital.
She was a young 81 year old and we thought she had much more life to live until she bled out after an early morning surgery to open part of her lung to get rid of the infection. We were by her side in the ICU when she passed and my sister what the strong odor was and was told it was bleach to kill the 'bugs' which meant viruses./infections.
While we made arrangements for her funeral, the funeral director asked the details of her death and where she died. When we told him, he said that the hospital was known for deadly infections.
We watched my father suffer and deteriorate after 5 weeks he passed away in the hospital in 1987 from cancer.
I wished at the time that we could do something about it to try to warn others about it.
I would like to know if there is anything I could do now to help.
Source: Nancy R. / Daughter
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KITCHEN SYNC TIM CARRIGAN When I was growing up, during most of my summers I was consumed with fishing. I loved to fish. I never really got the opportunity to learn how to hunt anything other than frogs and crayfish in the creek by our home. I have friends who love to hunt and always share the great hunting stories with me. Makes me feel like I was there, in a way. Last year, my son Max spent the night at a friend's house. Jim, the father, is an avid hunter and has the deer heads on the wall to show for it. After spending the night at their house, on the way to his football game, Max said he wanted to be a hunter. I told him that's fine. I feel hunting is OK as long as you are eating your catch. The next week I asked him what he would do if he saw a mommy deer with a baby deer, figuring I would play on his kind heart. He sat there for about three minutes, thinking. I thought I had him. Then he looked at me and said, "I'd have to shoot them both, so the baby wouldn't have to be without the mommy." I didn't see that coming. The reason I am talking about hunting is that last week I was at one of Max's football games and talking to one of my favorite people, Charles, who is a hunter. Charles was telling me how this is the time of the year for hunters -- a lot of small game and, of course, deer season is right around the corner. He had shared with me that you have to be careful when hunting on these warm fall days. After getting the kill, you want to make sure you refrigerate it fairly quickly so the meat won't begin to spoil. You really don't have to be a hunter to enjoy wild game any longer. It seems like it's popping up on menus and in grocery stores. And it seems like a couple of times a year they have wild-game dinners. The thing about wild game that sometimes is forgotten by non-hunters is that the meat is extremely lean and very low in fat, so it is better than beef and most chicken, and doesn't have all the steroids in it. Here is a recipe for the next time you get some venison you might want to try: 8 pounds venison 1 onion chopped 2 stalks celery, chopped 2 tablespoons chopped garlic 2 carrots, sliced 2 large green apples, diced 1 teaspoon basil 2 cups beef broth 1 bottle of dark ale beer 1 cup apple cider Cut the venison into 1/2-inch cubes and brown in oil. Put meat in the slow cooker with the rest of the ingredients. Cook for six hours. When meat is tender, thicken the stew with a little flour and water mixture slowly stirred into the liquid. Bring to a boil after adding flour mixture. Serve and enjoy. Chef Tim Carrigan is chairman of the Culinary Arts Department at Ivy Tech Community College in South Bend. Kitchen Sync is a weekly column featuring Chef Tim's food musings and answers to readers' cooking questions. Send your questions to Chef Tim via e-mail at tcarriga@ivytech.edu or by mail at 220 Dean Johnson Blvd., South Bend, IN 46601.


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Advance Auto opens fifth county store
Published 12:00 am Wednesday, February 6, 2008
CALERA — Advance Auto Parts Inc. recently celebrated a ribbon cutting and grand opening for its first store in Calera at 7951 U.S. Highway 31.
Company officials said they chose this location for the 7000-square-foot store because it's convenient for customers and because of the area's growing number of "do-it-yourselfers" taking care of their vehicles.
Neal Kelley is the new store's manager and works with nine other Team Members there. A 10-year veteran of the auto and retail sales industries, Neal has been with the Advance Auto Parts team for five years.
The store is open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. and on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Other area stores include locations in Chelsea, Alabaster and two in Pelham.
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A lot of people simply can't afford gaming as a hobby – personally, or for their children. Each year, more and more people resort to illegal downloading. Recent studies have proven that my bunny cries every time you crack a game.
Games don't have to be that expensive. Sure, we want the developers and marketers to get paid, but why waste all that extra money on optical media, packaging and shipping?
With the internet at our disposal, we can cut our costs to a minimum. Gaming can become affordable – even cheap! You just need to know where to look for discounts. In this article I will share a few solid tips on how to buy video games for cheap online.
A friend recently brought this concept to my attention. These guys cut their prices by skipping packaging, shipping, and any other vulturing costs. Better yet, they buy their serial codes all over the world, often in Asia – depending where it is cheapest.
As a result, you can buy these game keys at almost ludicrous prices – the very day these games hit the market! On brand new games, you can often save up to 20 bucks. With older games, you don't even need to pay 20 bucks!
Even the convinced pirates have reason to be turned. Unlike 'illegal keys', the ones you buy on this site can be used to play online, on games likes Left 4 Dead 2 and Modern Warfare 2.
Do note that you're only buying serial codes. Albeit perfectly legal keys, not all of these sites offer downloads. We will expressively state where this is, or isn't the case – so read carefully.
Otherwise, this means that you will have to find the game somewhere else. Luckily, after purchase, downloading your game from torrents 3 Apps to Make Most of TORRENTs 3 Apps to Make Most of TORRENTs Read More and Rapidshare Collection of Rapidshare Tools and Tricks Collection of Rapidshare Tools and Tricks Read More is not illegal.
The first serial store I ever discovered, G2Play is one of the best you'll find. They've got a number of big titles in their arsenal, and often play close on new releases, selling Left 4 Dead 2 and Modern Warfare 2 keys the very day it came out.
G2Play also offers reliable downloads for nearly all of its games. If, and how the download is supported is always included in the game's description. Regular sources are Steam, the EA Download Manager, and even dedicated servers.
OnlineKeyStore claims to be the number one CD Key and Account selling site. The store's content is rather similar to that of G2Play, but small price differences are far from strange. It's wise to check several of these stores before you decide where to buy – they're all cheap, but some are cheaper.
This site offers downloads for a lot, but not all of its games. To find out, you will need to look at the game's details. The icons in the topright corner will tell you what you need to know.
Example given, the above screenshot tells us that the keys are in store and can be sent immediately after purchase. You can download the game via Steam, or using a dedicated server (from the developer). For an icons 'legend', click here.
Ozcdkeys looks rather amateuristic compared to the latter two. It also nearly doesn't offer any downloads. You might be able to download some games via Steam or the EA Download Manager, but that's for you to find out.
Nevertheless, Ozcdkeys shouldn't be too readily discarded. They often offer the lowest prices, going below even the two aforementioned sites. The store is slightly less automated, and prices are stated in a random number of currencies, but it's a small pain to save that extra money.
These are three decent options, but there are others. Do you know any other sites to buy cheap games online? Share with us in the comments section below.
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I would recommend to be cautious with onlinekeystore.com which is the same as direct4drive. I bought Prototype and NFS Undercover. The site showed two versions of NFSU, retail and EA Download. I chose the cheaper "retail" but had to change it because it was "out of stock". Now these are digital products so they are intrinsically not scarce. Paid for the EA download to find out a couple of hours later that the "retail" was available again. That was to start. I received two codes but no explanation on how to obtain de actual games. After 12 emails to their unhelpful and anonymous (nobody signed their emails)customer service I figured it out. For the NFSU you have to go to EA.com and activate the code and download the game. For Prototype, since it had an icon of a CD with the word "retail" you need to download the ISO. However, since it also had an icon with a cable and the letter "X" it means you cannot download it from their servers. You have to "torrent" it from somewhere. Unless, you want to be their "premium" customer and paid US$5.00 more to be able to download from their servers. I have bought games from Steam, Direct2Drive and others and has always been a pleasant experience. You pay, download and play. I will never repeat this bad experience with Direct4Drive or Onlinekeystore or whatever.
Those gamers were either compensated or given new licenses afterwards. yeah,using MW2 as an example for what you can buy on these sites may not have been a terribly smart thing to do.
Every day a new game without lottery and sweepstakes. It's free!
hey, i want to know more about this.
didn't a whole ton of MW2 players get banned for using these "buy the serial" sites? I'm sure I read about it on Kotaku.
so...yeah,using MW2 as an example for what you can buy on these sites may not have been a terribly smart thing to do.
Bought my MW2 from there as well. Works perfectly.
There has been a case indeed that Valve was getting pissed off people were getting their games cheaper from other countries, and they banned a bunch of licenses. Those gamers were either compensated or given new licenses afterwards.
Wow! I have to say I was a little skeptical initially, these are cheap!
Apparently the EA titles are hidden after download until you register, why hide software that's paid for? I understand the need for DRM but that's retarded!
As you advise I will conduct further research before I commit.


FAQ :: Should Christians be looking for the return of Jesus Christ?
"So we have the prophetic word made more sure, to which you do well to pay attention as to a lamp shining in a dark place, until the day dawns and the morning star arises in your hearts" (2 Peter 1:19).
We are surrounded by so many obvious signs that one would have to be blind not to see them, yet some fail to recognize them even when they are called to their attention. So many signs exist today that you could write a book about them. In fact, I [LaHaye] did, The Beginning of the End, first published in 1972 and then again in 1991. Many changes in the twenty-seven years since that book's first publication have only brought further confirmation that we are indeed living in 'the times of the signs. ' Never in history have so many legitimate signs of Christ's return existed (pp. 26-27).
There are so many warning signs of the approaching Tribulation that we must be living in 'the times of the signs.' Numerous warning signs have already been given to us, with many more to follow. God gave Noah and the people of his day 120 years of warning (Genesis 6:3); Lot and his family were given a warning; the Egyptians were given 10 warning signs (Exodus 5:1-12:36); a forty day warning was given to Nineveh (Jonah 3:4); and Jesus gave the nation of Israel a warning 37 years before her destruction (Matthew 24:1-2).
God warns His people before judgment falls, and saves those who are obedient. He will do this before the start of the Tribulation with specific warning signs, and then save them by rapturing them.
"Surely the Lord GOD does nothing unless He reveals His secret counsel to His servants the prophets" (Amos 3:7).


Step 1 Determine how long you'll hold on to the mortgaged property.
The length of your stay will have a substantial impact on your future financial situation. It will help you determine the best rates and terms for your Texas mortgage refinance loan. It will allow you to determine, for instance, if you'll have adequate cash to settle the final balloon payment for your loan.
Step 2 Shop and compare.
One huge mistake made by many first-time borrowers is forgetting to consult their first creditor for mortgage refinance rates. It is, after all, possible that you're acquiring your second mortgage from the same lender. He could give you lower rates than usual. Your first mortgage might simply have been a consequence of bad timing; inflation, bad market trends, and other economic crises might have been why your creditor have charged you with a high interest rate.
Of course, if your first lender hasn't anything good to offer then that's the time you should approach other mortgage providers.
Step 3 Work on pre-qualification.
Be aware that becoming pre-qualified is different from becoming pre-approved. Pre-qualification simply means ensuring that you meet every possible requirement of your future mortgage provider.
Start by determining the ideal type for your second mortgage. What kind of mortgage this time around would best match your financial situation? Would you do better with a fixed interest rate or do you prefer an ARM?
Consider your employment history. While creditors certainly don't require you to have a Best Employee of the Year award, it would help if you can show to them that you've been with your current employer for at least two years. It proves income stability and which to them guarantees consistent and on-time payment. As for those who are self-employed, creditors would also prefer if you've at least 25% ownership of the business.
Naturally, your credit score will always be a part of the pre-qualification process. This is true for almost all kinds of mortgages with the exception of VA loans and subprime mortgages. FICO scores range from 400 and 900. Anything bellow 600 makes you a poor credit risk and therefore unqualified for the best mortgage refinance rates. Do what you can to improve your credit rating.
Improve your monthly budget. Although you won't have any chances to show your budget plan, assessing and adjusting your finances will make you more confident when negotiating with a mortgage provider. You can give them all the assurance they need about meeting their monthly payments.
Step 4 Close your old loan.
It's time to settle your existing financial obligations in order to make way for your new and vastly improved Texas mortgage refinance loan. Cooperating with your previous and future lender will expedite the process so make sure you've got all your documents ready.
The closing process always starts with data collection. For one, your future mortgage provider will check your credit rating and evaluate the property to be mortgaged. If a drive-by assessment or automated valuation cannot be performed, a professional may be called in to make an accurate appraisal of the property. Make sure your property's ready for this to get the best market value!
Re-read the loan terms and conditions. Be sure you understand the fine print before signing on the dotted line!


If you're the parent of a child with autism, there's a good chance you're raising an extremely picky eater. In fact, some children with autism are extraordinarily limited in the dietary choices, selecting only two or three options and eating only those foods for years. All too often, those foods are not particularly nutritious; they may include pizza, chicken nuggets, chips, or other high-calorie, low-nutrient options. Children who radically limit their diets are, of course, eating a nutritionally unbalanced diet that may actually be harmful to their health.
No one really knows why so many children with autism are picky eaters, says Kimberly Kroeger-Geoppinger, an assistant pediatrics professor at the Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. But there's no doubt that it's a common phenomenon. That means that parents' permissiveness is probably not the cause.
Kroeger says there are several possible reasons for autistic children's pickiness. "We know that children with autism tend to select down, eliminating one food from their diet at a time. The reasons could be sensory (a new discomfort with a particular smell, taste or feel), or even a randomly developed routine."
Very often, says Kroeger, kids with autism will slowly start to reject previously favored foods. You might find that your child won't eat a certain food one day, and rejects it again the next. If that happens, he may be working toward absolute rejection of the food.
If you see that happening, start right away with the next steps in this guide! Otherwise, it's possible that your child will self-select herself down to just a few foods, served in only one way, at one particular location.
While nutrition is an important consideration, says Kroeger, it's not the most important concern when helping a picky eater build his food selections. Instead, she recommends, start with a food that's similar to those your child already eats.
For some children, it might be easiest to start with a food that has a similar flavor (trying fresh strawberries if a child likes strawberry ice cream); for others the texture may be the most important issue (adding corn chips if a child likes potato chips).
If you do have concerns about nutrition, it's fine to give your child multivitamins. Choose the type your child is most likely to tolerate, be they crunchy, chewy or liquid.
Many children with autism are resistant to new foods. To keep from turning the dinner table into a battlefield, it's best to choose steps that allow your child to be successful.
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As soon as your child is successful with that first baby step, reward him! Rewards vary from child to child but should include warm praise, a hug if that's something she likes, and a "motivator" such as a small amount of a preferred food or time doing a preferred activity.
If a child continues to reject the food after tasting it every day for two weeks, says Kroeger, it's probably time to decide that this is just not going to be a preferred item.
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Interview with Kimberly Kroeger-Geoppinger, assistant pediatrics professor at the Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center.2014.


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 BREATH OF AIR ALL THE WAY..
Who else knew? The three major market movers in the Classic trials at Newmarket yesterday all won, and one won so well that she became clear favourite for the 1,000 Guineas, back on the course in less than three weeks time.
Qabala had obviously performed well at home on the gallops and she was given a tough educational ride by David Egan, striding clear out of the dip. Could improve again.
But it's a worry that the second filly home in the race, the Nell Gwyn Stakes, was her stable-companion, Mot Juste (surely not two Guineas fillies in one yard?) The same stable had also won the opening handicap.
In fact, second and third (Angel's Hideaway) had finished one-two in the Oh So Sharp last year, a Group 3 in which Mot Juste was awarded only 103.
So, in theory, Aidan O'Brien's pair, Hermosa (110) and Just Wonderful (107) wouldn't have to improve much to repel the Qabala charge.
In fact, yesterday's result smacks to me of a well-executed plot by Roger Varian to catch the others out for fitness and lift the Craven Meeting prizes from under their noses.
Typical of Roger's mentor, Michael Jarvis, who would often emerge from the pack of headline trainers and catch them on one hoof.
My pick of the opening day was Kick On for John Gosden. He may have beaten nothing, and by only a neck, but his sheer tenacity struck me as one to steal the French Guineas by getting a run on the rail and sustaining it, while the French 'stars' typically wind up too late in the short straight at Longchamp. Deffo place chance.
Mind you, I wouldn't mind being one of the smart set who grabbed the 66-1 available for the Guineas about Qabala before she won!
BREATH OF AIR ALL THE WAY..
1.50 Newmarket It was a plus for Qabala that she won down the outside of the pack (from gate 7), the rail bias being exposed by success for stalls 1, 2, 5 and 5 in the first four events.
Apart from our promise to follow the market, we also should be mindful of the draw, particularly if there's something capable of running that rail as Kick On did.
So it is that Breath Of Air (from the one stall) must be backed in this opener, having made all as a two-year-old to beat the Greenham winner, Mohaather.
2.25 Newmarket (Wood Ditton Stakes) Time was when you followed the result of this race and backed the 'also rans' for the rest of the season until every one won a race. Everyone did; every one won.
But last year, the second, third and fourth (I couldn't face looking at any more) didn't have a single win amongst them for the rest of the season! A long list of losers like Brexit votes in Parliament.
Second 100% reliable Wood Ditton system (famous last words) is that the winner invariably came from stalls 9 to 13. Eight out of nine, in fact, until the unusually big field last year (won from 19).
It's another 'must' then, isn't it! Must back the man in form, Roger Varian, saddling UAE Jewel from gate 11.
2.40 Cheltenham (Silver Trophy) I could tell you that, in the last five seasons, there has been no winner carrying more than 10st 12lb.
But this is a completely different race. Last year, for instance, only two runners had more than that 10-12 or so cut-off mark. Today only two have less!
Man in form is Dan Skelton with 12 winners in 13 days, and Rene's Girl has won twice before after a break, though has never won above Listed level and is stuck on the same rating since November 2017.
A hat-trick has put Imperial Presence on a career high mark and Kings Monarch has been hiked 13lb for a novice success on the last day.
Mister Whitaker is the class horse, winner on both Cheltenham courses, including at last year's Cheltenham festival. He flopped at the festival this time round but can he bounce back, dropped to his winning trip and with cheekpieces fitted?
With his trainer, Mick Channon, out of form (not a word my man in the long grass there), I prefer Wenyerreadyfreddie, 6.8 on BETDAQ. Like Renes Girl, freshened up but after considerable progress in the autumn. Chase form on good ground: 1122.
3.00 Newmarket (Abernant Stakes) Brando is going for a hat-trick for trainer Kevin Ryan, who has won the race five years out of six. Talk about getting them ready bright and early while other yards are still sleeping!
Brando, says the handicapper, has 6lb in hand of the next three in the market, Dreamfield, Yafta and Gifted Master.
Richard Hannon (Yafta bred to improve) is 1-17 at the two big trial meetings of Newbury at the weekend and Newmarket yesterday, and Hugo Palmer (Stewards Cup winner Gifted Master) has been playing at a much lower level.
John Gosden is in better form but Dreamfield was well behind Brando in the July Cup, and the favourite looks best of the day, exchanging at a profit of 15 for every 10.
3.35 Newmarket (Craven Stakes) This trial was on a high through Guy Harwood (Dancing Brave) and Sir Michael Stoute (hat-trick) in the 1980s.
But it fell out of favour (Haafdh, 2004, the sole Guineas winner since), though not with Team Hannon, who won it in 1990, 2000, 2001, 2003, and for four consecutive years (2012-15 inclusive).
The East Everleigh contender, Watan, is sired by their 2013 winner, Toronado, but Watan has to improve a ton on his 15-lengths fifth of six behind Too Darn Hot at Sandown in September.
He was second favourite then so probably failed to show his true form. He might bounce back today but without being enough to catch Zakouski.
Skardu is another with just the one win but reckoned to have a big future, and Royal Marine brings the best form to the table, only a neck behind Broome in the Lagardere at Longchamp in October before that one went eight lengths clear in the Ballysax.


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call him by his name Oct. 2, 2019
It's Just Joker, Not The Joker: A Photo Essay
By Hunter Harris@hunteryharris
Gatsby Welles … Brooks Rattigan … Joker … what's in a name? Photo: Warner Bros.
Something you might have noticed about the upcoming movie Joker is that it exists in a universe where the lead character, Batman's most famous nemesis, is called "Joker." My colleague Nate Jones posed this important question two weeks ago: When did everybody start calling him "Joker" instead of "the Joker"? Jack Nicholson's famous line was "You can call me Joker," but Christopher Nolan referred to his character as "the Joker" in interviews. Now, in Todd Phillips's iteration, it's crystal clear: Arthur Fleck is just Joker, baby — adding an article is for sissies.
Joker is a movie about jokes and loneliness and jokes about loneliness, but it's also about the absence of a certain "the." So Vulture has put together a handy photo-essay guide to the name of the movie's main character. Call him by his name — Joker — and hope he doesn't call you anything at all.
In the beauty industry, this is what they call a beat. Photo: Warner Bros.
Might I present a lightly edited Drake lyric: "Please do not speak to me like I'm that Joker from four eleven years ago I'm at a higher substantially lower place."
Tell Men's Wearhouse I'm coming in, and I don't have a credit limit! Photo: Warner Bros.
Just to reiterate: Joker? That's his name, don't wear it out! Other things that should not be worn out include: this tie.
Just wait till a White House reporter posts this with the caption "He's running." Photo: Warner Bros.
What's he running from? Oh. A definite article, like one used to denote a proper noun. Perhaps the definite article "the."
"Listen you fuckers, you screwheads…" Photo: Warner Bros.
This looks like Robert De Niro in a little movie called Taxi Driver, but I promise you it's actually Joaquin Phoenix in a little movie called Joker. Again, that movie was called Taxi Driver, not The Taxi Driver, so this movie is called Joker, not The Joker. You see what they're getting at here?
Why so serious? … Wait, wrong Joker. Photo: Warner Bros.
INT. 1994 TOYOTA COROLLA. CALIFORNIA. DAY.
"You're not even worth state tuition, Arthur."
"My name is Joker."
"Well, actually it's not, and it's ridiculous."
"Call me Joker like you said you would!"
"You should just go to City College. You know, with your work ethic, you should just go to City College and then to jail and then back to City College, and then maybe you'd learn to pull yourself up and not expect everybody to do — AHHHHH!!!!!!"
Totally kind of hot Marc Maron and King of the Resistance Robert De Niro. Photo: Warner Bros.
This is the scene where Joker says, "Call me Joker." He doesn't say the Joker, just Joker — that's how you know that his name is, again, "Joker."
At Joker's TIFF premiere, Todd Phillips said he really loved A Star Is Born, and it's so funny because I really loved that movie too. Just felt like it was important to share that in a safe space. Photo: Warner Bros.
Hey! What? Just wanted to take another look at you, Joker.
Did I make this myself in Preview? Absolutely I did. Photo: Warner Bros.
I pinky promise you, as someone who has seen Joker, that there is a scene where, inexplicably, Justin Timberlake arrives and says: "Drop the the. Just Joker. It's cleaner."
Anyway. In conclusion:
This is literally from the movie. It was not edited by me in Preview, although it sort of looks like it was. Photo: Warner Bros.
That's his name, and also the name of the movie. No "the."
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Here's how a Veterans Memorial baseball pitcher threw a no-hitter with only 63 pitches
Len Hayward
Corpus Christi Caller Times
Isaac Nease entered last week's game against Mission Veterans Memorial a little nervous.
Nease was tasked with starting Game 2 of a Class 5A bi-district series and given the chance to allow the Eagles to close out with a sweep. And if he was nervous, he did not show it.
Seven innings later, Nease had thrown a gem and put together the best performance of his career in extraordinary fashion. Not only did Nease, a senior, throw a shutout and no-hitter, but he did it with ruthless efficiency with 63 pitches.
"I was a little nervous but I knew if I just threw it down the middle, the field would do the work for me like my coach tells me," Nease said during a recent Eagles practice. "I've never had an outing like that. It was pretty surprising to me and all the people in the stands. They haven't seen me pitch that much and I was glad to make that big impression."
Here's a breakdown of Nease's day:
Threw 63 pitches with 49 going for strikes.
Of the 21 outs, 13 were groundouts, four were flyouts and he had three strikeouts.
Nease faced 23 batters and threw first-pitch strikes to 16 of those batters.
Eagles coach Lee Yeager said Nease has continued to improve since last season when he did not see much time on the mound. But through work in the program's fall season and this spring, Nease has shown solid command and has become a key option during the playoffs.
"I don't think anybody in their right mind thought that was going to happen," Yeager said. "I don't even think Isaac thought he was going to be that guy, but I think in his mind he can if he's given the opportunity. He got it and he did it."
Here is a look at some storylines and players to watch in this week's area round
Storylines to watch in the area round
Crunch time for Class 5A
This will be a tough week for Class 5A area squads as they venture back to the Rio Grande Valley facing off against some of the Valley's top squads. All four matchups pose issues for the four Corpus Christi ISD schools as they hope to not have a repeat of 2019 when Corpus Christi area squads were swept out of the area round.
A test for Sinton?
The Pirates have seemingly been on a mission this season and it's shown in scores, but this is the round where Sinton was pushed to brink in 2021 by Boerne. This season, Sinton will take on Wimberley, another team that has the ability to knock the Pirates on their heels. Playoff tests are expected, and the Pirates should be ready.
Can 30-3A and 31-4A do it again?
The odds of District 30-3A sweeping another round are pretty good this week as all four squads (Banquete, Bishop, London and Santa Gertrudis Academy) won last week in the bi-district round.
All four teams are facing squads where they will be favorites but the coaches want to stay focused on this week before looking to next week's possible rematches with district opponents.
Meanwhile, all four squads in District 31-4A (Calallen, Tuloso-Midway, Alice and Robstown) also swept the bi-district round. All four squads will be playing three-game series this week, but unlike 30-3A not all will be favorites. But if all four make it through, the matchups next week will be intriguing.
Keevyn Goss, Ray
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Alex Flores, Carroll
Flores had a pitching win and a triple in the Tigers' Game 1 victory against district champ La Joya Palmview last week.
Marley Bernal, Moody
The two-way star for Moody has continued to find ways to make plays for the Trojans on the mound and at the plate.
Ben Royo, Veterans Memorial
The Eagles infielder has come up big in some key situations this season.
Cash Benavidez, Alice
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Blake Mitchell, Sinton
Mitchell has been piling up the extra base hits but as we get deeper into May, expect him to see more time on the mound.
Johnny Herrera, Tuloso-Midway
Herrera was 4 for 5 with five RBI in the series-clinching win against Grulla.
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