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Action Movie! Here are options for downloading or watching Plane streaming the full movie online for free on 123movies & Reddit,
Watch Now : Plane 2023 Movie Online Free
If you are looking to get your hands on a brand new action thriller movie right at the start of the year, you may be in luck. Starring Gerard Butler, Mike Colter and Yoson An, Plane is coming to theaters this week — and we have you covered on how you can watch it.
After conducting an emergency landing which brings a commercial flight to an island in the Philippines where everyone is held hostage by local militants, the captain enlists the help of a convicted fugitive he was transporting on the flight to get everyone to safety.
So where can you watch Plane? When will it be on streaming? Will it be on HBO Max or Netflix? Here's everything we know about the movie:
When Is Plane's Release Date?
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Plane Release Date: When is the film coming out? Plane is coming out as a Nationwide release in 2023 on Friday, January 13, 2023. There are 25 other movies coming out on the same date, including House Party, The Devil Conspiracy and A Man Called Otto.
Is Plane Releasing on Streaming or in Theaters?
Though his more recent action films were released for home release given the unprecedented changes to film distribution that the global pandemic caused, Plane won't be following that trend and will be premiering exclusively in theaters once it arrives. No plans for a release on streaming or VOD have been laid out by production company Lionsgate as of yet. Moviegoers everywhere can plan a flight to go see Plane as soon as it premieres on Friday, January 13, 2023, exclusively in theaters.
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As of now, the only way to watch Plane is to head out to a movie theater when it releases on Friday, Jan. 13. You can find a local showing on Fandango. Otherwise, you'll just have to wait for it to become available to rent or purchase on digital platforms like Amazon, Vudu, YouTube or Apple.
When Will Plane Be On Streaming?
While a digital release date for Plane has not yet been announced, we can make an educated guess based on a previously released Lionsgate movie.

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Q: Put value in registry using .reg or .bat or .vbs with REG_EXPAND_SZ type My reg:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\cultest]
@="URL:cultest Protocol"
"URL Protocol"=""

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\cultest\DefaultIcon]
@="%APPDATA%\\musicDownloader\\test.bat,0"

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\cultest\shell]

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\cultest\shell\open]

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\cultest\shell\open\command]
@="%APPDATA%\\musicDownloader\\test.bat \"%1\""

This .reg creating keys but my problem is that I want to use %APPDATA% and I can't do it with  REG_SZ. It's possible to use with REG_EXPAND_SZ but I don't know how to change it.

A: You can put the following into a .bat file:
reg add "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run" /v "SomeValue" /t REG_EXPAND_SZ /d "%SomeVariable%"

So for you example, you could probably use:
reg add "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\cultest\shell\open\command" /v "musicDownloader" /t REG_EXPAND_SZ /d "%APPDATA%\\musicDownloader\\test.bat \"%1\""

The above is untested but should give an idea of how to add reg values for a .bat file.

A: From your comment on the other answer, I assume you actually want to put the literal string "%APPDATA%" into the registry key, rather than have %APPDATA% resolve itself to its actual value.
This can be accomplished by escaping the special characters, i.e. the %'s, in the batch file. You simply replace every % with %%.
I must admit I've never seen someone use a registry key like that though. They're usually the actual path you want to use. If this registry key is for your own program, you're of course welcome to go ahead and do whatever you like when reading/writing the keys. But if you're trying to use someone else's program I'd question if what you are trying to do is actually what you mean to do. For example, if you want the %APPDATA% to resolve differently based on the user of the computer, you can put those registry keys into the HKEY_CURRENT_USER area, and then each user can have their own value of it.

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Twitter is stopping global engineering work at its Bengaluru developer centre, one of its three offices in India. The move will impact less than 20 jobs.
The layoff comes as part of a "normal business review," Twitter said, adding that it will maintain its presence in Bangalore for other functions. Its office in Bengaluru is its second development centre outside the United States.


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Two children killed, four severely injured in South Florida hit-and-run
December 28, 2021 zain
The vehicle involved in a hit-and-run that left two children dead and four others hospitalized has been located, authorities in Florida said.
The crash happened Monday around 3 p.m. in Wilton Manors, just north of Fort Lauderdale, Broward Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Miranda Grossman said at a news conference.
"Two children were found deceased on the scene," she said, while four others were taken to hospitals.
Authorities said Tuesday that the vehicle involved, a 2009 Honda Accord sedan, was found in Wilton Manors and they are still searching for the suspect.
The sheriff's office identified the two victims as Andrea Fleming, 6, and Kylie Jones, 5.
The injured children are Draya Fleming, 9; Laziyah Stokes, 9; Johnathan Carter, 10; and Audre Fleming, 2.
"The Wilton Manors Police Department and the City of Wilton Manors extend our thoughts and prayers to the families and friends of our young victims," Wilton Manors Police Chief Gary Blocker said in a Facebook statement Tuesday.
The sheriff's office said an unknown man was driving the Honda and went around a Broward County Transit bus as the bus was trying to merge.
"At that time, the Honda approached the bus from behind. The driver of the Honda failed to allow the bus to merge and passed it, almost striking the front driver's side as it cut in front of the bus," the agency said.
The Honda then veered right and "drove off the roadway and onto the sidewalk and driveway … striking multiple children, according to sheriff's office.
Immediately after the crash, bystanders ran over to help until first responders arrived, Blocker said. He added the injuries of the surviving children range from serious to minor.
Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue Department Battalion Chief Steve Gollan said support services were being provided for the families impacted by the deadly incident, as well as for first responders who were on the scene.
"This event is a horrific event any time of the year, let alone right after the holidays," he said at the news conference.
Chantal Da Silva is a breaking news editor for NBC News Digital based in London.
Minyvonne Burke is a breaking news reporter for NBC News.
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A reader-focused redesign: 10 good questions with the LA Times' Jimmy Orr
By Millie Tran May 9, 2014
The Los Angeles Times just redesigned their site with a focus on mobile and a goal of increasing reader engagement through pre-written tweets or "sharelines," infinite scrolling, and a handful of other design specs.
We talked with Jimmy Orr, managing editor of digital, to discuss what problems the Times was trying to solve with the redesign, why their topic-specific blogs do well, and which metrics matter.
Where did you spend most of your attention with the redesign? What "problems" were you trying to solve with this design?
JIMMY ORR: Easy. We wanted to decrease the bounce rate. Increase Time Spent on Site. Increase pageviews per Visit. Increase video views. Increase shares. Increase loyalty. Overall, it's about engagement. We want our readers to spend more time here. We knew that our previous design was prohibitive.
We had to think about our mobile readers. They had to be in the forefront — not an add-on. We had to think mobile-first. Very soon (in the next few months), more than half our traffic will be on mobile. We're almost there and it's not going back. So we had to think of these very important readers.
Responsive, of course, made sense. So whatever device you're on — you get a great experience.
We also had to give the article page the attention it deserved. Most of our readers go to the article page first. So how are we going to design the article page to serve as a 'homepage' as well?
And we wanted seamless. What could we do to make the reader experience seamless? As little work as possible? Once they're interested in a story, how can design help the reader consume more — not only of that story but of our other content?
So when we began interviewing vendors, we liked Code & Theory's approach. They didn't talk to us necessarily about creating a beautiful looking site. They talked to us about solving problems. And they explained how their innovative designs could solve our problems. They asked the right questions. They got to know our journalism. They embedded themselves in our newsroom. They were a partner throughout.
Readers were our partner too. The designs were user-tested. Extensively. There wasn't a gut-approach here. It was user-tested. Math. Analytics are our friend. Let the readers tell us how they like to navigate. What their patterns are. We listened to readers.
I'd love to hear some of the thinking and big ideas behind the re-design. Can you talk about the "sharelines" and the article pages in particular?
ORR: We liked the idea of sharelines for two reasons. Oftentimes readers share before reading the article. It's just a fact. We may want them to read the whole article, ponder it, analyze it, and then post it on Facebook or Twitter. But many don't. So, let's make it easy for them. Pre-written tweets will make it easier for the reader to share.
The sharelines also serve as bullet points for the story. This helps the reader decide if they want to read the article or if the bullet points are enough. Again, we're thinking about the reader.
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If the sharelines are written correctly, we'll see an increase in social media traffic — whether the reader read the whole article or not. So, we'll pay very close attention to writing these. Our social media team will be deeply involved and offering feedback on how to best put these together.
As for the article page, it was important that we increase the white space for readability, we lock in the navigation on the left so readers have that 'persistent navigation' wherever they are, we break up the longer stories with videos and photos to make it easier to read, and, of course, the endless scroll. This is a great feature because it's more seamless for the reader.
Once you are done with one article, we're going to tempt you with another. But there's a twist, you can also jump to a variety of sections as you scroll down. We're finding people are taking advantage of this.
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I'm sure the re-design isn't just cosmetic. Can you tell me a bit about the backend? How do you think this redesign will help in measuring and increasing reader engagement?
ORR: That's a great point about the redesign being so much more than cosmetic. Remember, we wanted to solve problems first. Give us that structure. Worry about cosmetics later. We want increased engagement so let that be the goal. And if you can make it look visually attractive too, then that's a great bonus. And we have both with this site.
And yes, we're measuring everything. Will people read more of our articles as a result of the design? Are we seeing an increase in video views? Are we finding that people are reading our neighborhoods coverage and are they coming back for it? Do we see an increase in loyalty? Are more people signing up for membership? What conversion patterns are becoming evident? Are we seeing a big increase in pageviews per visit? Are we seeing an increase in uniques? Are visits up?
Reader testing will never stop.
We have to measure. And measure extensively. We create a ton of content here. The challenge in the past has been showing people the breadth and depth of our coverage. As a result of this relaunch are we finding that more people are finding what we have? What patterns do we see here? How can we continue to improve? Reader testing will never stop.
Speaking of measuring, you released an end of year report last year with a lot of measurements. One of the things that caught my eye was that your topic-specific blogs (LA Now, Daily Dish, Movies Now and Science) have seen a lot of growth. Why do you think these have been so successful?
ORR: For a variety of reasons, but it all goes back to the people. The people who own the blogs and that write for the blog — they're experts in their fields. For example, we have the best entertainment staff in the country — it's not even close. We have the only Pulitzer prize winning food critic, Jonathan Gold. So these people, they know their beats, they know their audience and they understand how to write for a digital audience.
LA Now, Movies Now, and Daily Dish, they're strong local blogs. There's a national interest too, of course, because we're LA. But we have to be good in these areas — we have to be because it's our backyard. It's what we do.
We have dedicated reporters on these blogs. They write with authority, have veteran insights, very strong sources and so they are the preeminent people. When the story is lighter, they write with creativity, wit, voice, but with that comes authority too. It all comes back to the very strong staff that we have and also, their ability to write for a digital audience.
What do you think are some applicable lessons for other news orgs when it comes to running these topic-specific blogs?
ORR: We want to build a destination. We want people to — when they think of certain topics — we want them to come here. And so, people will come to your site if they know that it's updated frequently, and so it's important to keep it fresh. And it's important to have the information that the reader wants and, so it has to be lively. And the writers have to have that authority. The reader has to trust who they're reading.
So it's got to be lively, it's got to be fresh, it's got to be authoritative, and when we mix those three together, there's a winning result.
So it's got to be lively, it's got to be fresh, it's got to be authoritative, and when we mix those three together, there's a winning result. But you can tell by reading these posts that there's a lot of gravitas in them. There's a lot of authority. These people are really strong journalists and that's key.
You have to have that relationship with your audience. If you think about it, whatever interest that you have, when you log onto your laptop in the morning or if you're on your tablet or whatever, you can search for that information and search is important and we continue to be good at it, but what we're trying to build are these destination sections, sites or blogs, where people will come to us, and of course, all the other places where we show up, in social media or search or wherever, are all very important because it exposes new people to us, but we want to be destination.
These numbers show a lot of what worked. What hasn't worked so well and what have you learned from that?
ORR: That's easy and I thought about this. It's something that we've talked about a lot. Bad headlines don't work. If we're not thinking about the headlines and what works digitally, it's not going to be read. If you use the same print headline online, you're dooming the story. It's not going to be read. We've learned that.
If you use the same print headline online, you're dooming the story.
We've made a lot of progress in thinking about the headline. Of course we've all talked about this for a long time but that headline has got to stand alone. Whether readers see it on your site, or sees it on Facebook or search or whatever, that headline is absolutely key. So bad headlines don't work. By not paying attention to headlines, you're dooming the story.
And if you're not acting as your own publisher, that doesn't work.
MT: What do you mean by that?
ORR: Well, what are you doing to promote your own story? That's the key. What are you doing on social media to promote it? There are a variety of different ways to get your story out there. But how are you promoting your story? So if you don't think about that, you stand a much greater chance of the article not being read, which is too bad but it's important, you have to think about how am I going to get this story out?
It can't just be I wrote a great story, put it on the homepage. If we have 200 stories a day, 200 pieces of content a day, not all of them can go up on the homepage. So we have to think — the individual writer and editor have to also think how am I going to get this story out there? How am I going to get it read?
And, not being present and active. An "I wrote my story approach and that's good enough" isn't enough digitally. You gotta stay on top of it. You have to see what readers are saying about it. You have to give them more if the story warrants. You've got to follow. You've got to keep active. Offer that extra that readers can't get anywhere else. Where is the story progressing? Add to it. Build on it. Give the readers more. Follow. Follow. Follow. Engage. Explain. Communicate. The writers who build a strong reader base are active and are engaging with the readers.
What headlines have worked? Have you found that clear, concise headlines work?
ORR: Very direct. Very direct headlines.
MT: So no curiosity gap, Upworthy-type headlines?
ORR: I think it's gimmicky. The "you'll never believe…" — I think that, to use a cliche that we should not use, but that's jumped the shark. I really think so. Just tell me. I don't want to be teased. Just be direct. Direct works. It doesn't mean it can't have fun. But just tell me what this story's about.
We can't write off SEO. People are proclaiming SEO is dead. SEO is not dead, SEO is important.
You have to think how's it going to work on a different social media platform and also how's it going to work when people are searching for a story. We can't write off SEO. People are proclaiming SEO is dead. SEO is not dead, SEO is important. If you properly SEO a story, it'll bring new readers to your site, which is important and so direct is best. And think about how readers would look for this topic. And we do pretty well. We've progressed quite well on that.
Have there been any major surprises?
ORR: I have to give that some thought. I would say, what it does it's just eye-opening. It really communicates the importance of thinking of your story as more than just the written piece. It also makes you think about what you're linking to, what your other content is, your related content, the linking to — I know we've been talking about this for a long time, but effectively linking is just so key because you can really drive people deeper and the metrics will show that.
MT: What is effective linking?
ORR: It's when you can augment your story with useful links. For example, when you're citing examples in a story, when you have links to those, hopefully on your site, people respond to that, and by studying the analytics, you can see what people will respond to and where to link.
The other thing that's good too is having a relationship with other outside bloggers Not in your organization, but outside. You want your work to be read by other writers off-site, much like you read other writers and you develop those relationships. Then you can share audience. One site sends a lot of audience to this blogger, one blogger sends some over there. It's just really important for that community.
What also helps, is that you develop these relationships with writers off-site then you start communicating over Twitter and you start communicating on different social media platforms, and that's how you build community. And you see it with a number of writers from different organizations who are friends — that's really important.
The "By the numbers" memo naturally consisted of a lot of numbers about pageviews, etc, — a lot of the general stats we expect to see. There's been a lot of conversation about pageviews, likes, and shares and what engagement really means, and how they aren't perfect proxies for reader engagement. Tony Haile, the CEO of Chartbeat, wrote this article in Time, not too long ago, about why what we think about web metrics isn't really true. Clicks don't really mean engagement. Shares don't really mean engagement. It's all about attention — which is obviously really hard to measure. Others such as Upworthy have suggested "attention minutes" and Medium uses "time spent." What's your take on which metrics matter?
ORR: First of all, I will say I read Tony Haile's article completely, all the way through. I gave him more than 15 seconds. I read the whole thing. I thought it was outstanding.
It's important. You do want people staying on your site and reading your article and that's the nice thing about chartbeat — it tells you that they're doing that. So I agree. There's a lot of metrics that I'm very interested in. Of course we're very interested in unique visitors, we're interested in visitors, we're interested in pageviews per visit, we love time spent on site.
Pageviews is fine too. But it's an easy to digest metric. That's all it is. There are a variety of metrics that are really important. We look at all of them. We, like everyone, certainly look forward to the day where we can all determine that this metric is the most important one and see it as such, but we're not there yet. There's a lot of them out there and we're all trying to figure it out.
What are some overall lessons over this past year?
ORR: I think what's most heartening to learn is that there is a big, big market for high quality journalism. And we're proving that. If we look at the success of some of our signature stories and how well they've performed online, that's awesome, that's great. And when we look at how we can augment our stories with what the data desk does — the graphics, the maps, the databases, the analyses, it's just outstanding what the digital platform allows us to do — it really is. It all works together.
I'm very optimistic about what we've been able to do here and that is providing the highest level of journalism and there's a real market and there's a real appetite for it.
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Port Dover Harbour Museum. What's to see?
Port Dover Harbour Museum is the perfect introduction to the maritime history of Lake Erie. It's also a great example of imaginative – and appropriate – museum architecture.
Like something out of the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears, the Port Dover Museum in Port Dover Ontario is "not too big, not too small, it's just right".
It's actually made up of two buildings and part of it is a ship. One building looks new, and the other with its dark red siding (a former fisherman's shanty) looks like it's been there for a couple of hundred years, even though it's only about half a century old.
The entry to the museum is through the newer building, but even before you get inside, you'll want to stop and admire the curious artwork around the door. Look at the teeth!
There are some great pictures on the "portholes" on the doors too.
Shipwrecks are, sadly, part of life (and death) in a lakeside community. The Port Dover Harbour Museum has a couple of exhibits on shipwrecks on Lake Erie: a general overview and then a specific one devoted to the famous Atlantic shipwreck of August 1852. This wreck was caused by a collision with another ship; more than 200 lives were lost in this tragedy. Legal battles over who owned the rights to this wreck over the years dragged on for decades, finally being settled more than a century after the disaster. The museum now has several artifacts from the wreck on display.
Wreck diving is a popular but controversial activity not just on Lake Erie but around the world; just look at the ongoing debates over the commercialization of the Titanic. Looking through this exhibit made me think about the whole idea of "disaster tourism" and "grief tourism" or "dark tourism". I have mixed feelings about these subjects. At least there aren't many personal items here in the Atlantic section (aside from a pair of child's boots and a few other items). Most of the artifacts on display are more impersonal, like ship pictures and a model of the ship, dining room dishes and the Atlantic's bell.
Back in the 1800s there were about 5,000 small ships out plying this lake at any time. Today it's more like 500 (but they're much bigger). Five thousand! Can you imagine? What a traffic jam! The lake must have looked like downtown Toronto at rush hour. And we think of the past as a "quieter" time.
Part of the museum, which juts out at the back, is made from a restored 1912 lake freighter.
I was so fascinated by this structure that I asked curator Ian Bell about it.
Kids will love this because they can stand at the wheel and pretend they're captains of a ship. You can look up the river and see the pier at the end, and spot part of Long Point way off in the distance. You might even see some ships out on the lake, proving that the maritime history of Port Dover is far from just a thing of the past.
The Port Dover Harbour Museum is located at 44 Harbour Street. It's close to the beach and the pier. There is free parking.
The museum sells maritime-themed artwork, handicrafts, books, music CDs and postcards.
There is no restaurant on site but you're right near the landmark Erie Beach Hotel restaurant (home of local perch and delicious "celery bread") and the vintage Arbour hotdog stand.
For current operating hours, see the museum's website at www.portdovermuseum.ca.


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At Marc by Marc Jacobs runway show, Elvis has not left the building
NEW YORK — The Marc by Marc spring 2014 collection has a bit of a '50s rockabilly vibe, so why is it not surprising that a model wearing a loose black shirt emblazoned with stars, white tuxedo pants, and a guitar pick necklace is named Elvis?
It's just one of the quirky features that designer Marc Jacobs slipped into his show held in a dark unairconditioned building near the Hudson River on one of the year's hottest days. (As wealthy as Jacobs is, you'd think he'd have a contingency plan to furnish some big fans, but the young audience sweated through a 30-minute wait for the show to start with minimal complaints.)
A big flagship Marc by Marc store on Fifth Avenue is planned to open next year and I'm betting it's only a matter of time before he opens boutiques in Texas.
With 200 stores in more than 80 countries, the Marc by Marc line aimed at stylish young adults is the cash cow that drives the designer's burgeoning empire. A big flagship store on Fifth Avenue is planned to open next year and I'm betting it's only a matter of time before he opens boutiques in Texas.
It's easy to see why his clothes have such appeal for the image-conscious teen and young adult who doesn't want to look like he or she is trying too hard. For spring, Jacobs is in a party mood with lots of too-cool satin tuxedo coats with contrasting lapels for guys and dresses, rompers and jumpsuits with Ziggy Stardust cutouts for girls — all shown with sneakers — in high-top and low-top versions — for a hipster look.
The collection also features girl's tops, pants and dresses in a scalloped pattern he calls "radio waves," peach-and-red satin trackster-like shorts and jackets, and a bomber jacket emblazoned with the "MJ" logo in various forms that fans are sure to crave.
While the collection is aimed at both sexes, the menswear looks are the big standouts, particularly the rockabilly shirts in dark colors with contrasting patterns that any aspiring singer would love.
Adobe pink multi-cosmo satin jumpsuit.
Photo courtesy of Marc by Marc
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Just like the first time around, the net gain from the LTRO when taking into account rolling off instruments, will be lower than the Gross amount. How much? According to SocGen, the final number by which the ECB's deposit account will increase will be about €210 billion less than the overhead number. From SocGen's Lauren Rosborough: "The LTRO outcome: €529.53bio was allocated to 800 institutions (compared with €489.19bio allocated to 523 institutions in Dec). The net increase, according to our economists, is €311bio (adjusted for yesterday's MRO reduction, 3m LTRO allotment this morning, and the roll-off of the 3m and 6m LTROs tomorrow). The allocation was above our and at the upper end of the market range of expectations. After a brief and limited positive risk move (AUD/USD spiked to 1.0857), currencies are broadly unchanged and the EUR/USD is lower, possibly reflecting positioning unwinds. The LTRO outcome opens the way for further positive risk moves (high-beta, non-Japan Asia, lower DXY) but recent price action suggests to us that the rally is fatigued." Net: this means that following settlement, European banks will park not €500 billion but up to €810 billion with the ECB, on which they will collect 25 bps (while paying 1%, aka inverse carry as described here first). It also means that in three years Europe's bank will have to not only pay the ECB €1 trillion in case (assuming there is no perpetual rollover of the LTRO, which there will be), but also delever by another €2.5 billion, for net asset drop of €3.5 trillion. Good luck building up shareholder equity by the same amount to offset unchanging liabilities.
But this is nothing new. What is, at least to Mario Draghi who openly refuted it at the last ECB press conference, is that banks are openly denying they used the second LTRO.
But, but, why would they do that if there is no stigma. Hmmm Mario? Maybe, just maybe, and for the same reason why banks loathe to borrow money from the Fed's discount window, because there is.
We fully expect the "Long Non-LTRO bank, Short LTRO" bank pair trade to be the most profitable source of alpha for a long time.


What does Ask Me Why mean?
I groove with "anonymous" on this one. Remember, John had been abandoned by his father and, for all practical purposes, his mother. He was raised by his mom's sister, "Aunt Mimi." Deep inside, he had a profound need to love and be loved. When he met Cynthia, he thought he had found this. When he met Yoko, hoo boy, he r-e-a-l-l-y believed he had found it!
This song was written by John in the early days. He was in love with Cynthia back then and proud to be in love with someone for the first time.
Hey, it's just a love song!


You might encounter a member of the Volunteer Trail Safety Patrol on duty in any parkland or on any regional trail in the East Bay Regional Park District. Here is a list of those parks and trails. In most cases you can follow a link to a page about the park or trail on the District's Web site.


Should Videotaping the Police Really Be a Crime?
Anthony Graber, a Maryland Air National Guard staff sergeant, faces up to 16 years in prison. His crime? He videotaped his March encounter with a state trooper who pulled him over for speeding on a motorcycle. Then Graber put the video — which could put the officer in a bad light — up on YouTube.
It doesn't sound like much. But Graber is not the only person being slapped down by the long arm of the law for the simple act of videotaping the police in a public place. Prosecutors across the U.S. claim the videotaping violates wiretap laws — a stretch, to put it mildly.
These days, it's not hard to see why police are wary of being filmed. In 1991, the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) beating of Rodney King was captured on video by a private citizen. It was shown repeatedly on television and caused a national uproar. As a result, four LAPD officers were put on trial, and when they were not convicted, riots broke out, leaving more than 50 people dead and thousands injured (two officers were later convicted on federal civil rights charges). More recently, a New York Police Department officer was thrown off the force — and convicted of filing a false report — because of a video of his actions at a bicycle rally in Times Square. The officer can plainly be seen going up to a man on a bike and shoving him to the ground. The officer claimed the cyclist was trying to collide with him, and in the past, it might have been hard to disprove the police account. But this time there was an amateur video of the encounter — which quickly became an Internet sensation, viewed more than 3 million times on YouTube alone.
In the Graber case, the trooper also apparently had reason to want to keep his actions off the Internet. He cut Graber off in an unmarked vehicle, approached Graber in plain clothes and yelled while brandishing a gun before identifying himself as a trooper.
Back when King was beaten, it was unusual for bystanders to have video cameras. But today, everyone is a moviemaker. Lots of people carry video cameras in their pockets, on iPhones, BlackBerrys and even their MP3 players. They also have an easy distribution system: the Internet. A video can get millions of viewers worldwide if it goes viral, bouncing from blog to blog, e-mail to e-mail, and Facebook friend to Facebook friend.
No wonder, then, that civil rights groups have embraced amateur videos. Last year, the NAACP announced an initiative in which it encouraged ordinary citizens to tape police misconduct with their cell phones and send the videos to the group's website, www.naacp.org.


Canadian Solar (CSIQ) announced that its board has received a preliminary, non-binding proposal letter, dated December 9, from its Chairman, President and CEO Shawn Qu, to acquire all of the outstanding common shares of the company not already beneficially owned by Dr. Qu and his wife, Hanbing Zhang, in a "going-private" transaction for cash consideration of $18.47 per common share.
The board has formed a special committee of independent and disinterested directors to consider the proposed transaction.
The company expects that the Special Committee will retain independent advisors, including independent legal and financial advisors, to assist it in this process.
"The Board cautions the Company's shareholders and others considering trading in the Company's securities that the Board has just received the Proposal Letter and has not had an opportunity to carefully review and evaluate the Proposed Transaction or make any decision with respect to the Company's response to the Proposal Letter.
The Board also cautions that there can be no assurance that any definitive offer relating to the Proposed Transaction or any other transaction will be made by Dr. Qu or any other person, that any definitive agreement with respect to the Proposed Transaction or any other transaction will be executed or that the Proposed Transaction or any other transaction will be approved or consummated," the company stated.
Coker Palmer analyst Brad Meikle believes the offer to take Canadian Solar private by its CEO and Founder "puts in a floor value for the company." The analyst, however, believes Canadian Solar's fair value is "significantly higher" than the $18.47 per share offer. If the company does end up going private, it will be at a "significantly" higher price than today's offer, Meikle tells investors. The analyst notes his fair value estimate for Canadian Solar is $32 per share and his upside target is $45 per share.


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When nine-year-old Tali Stark from the Bronx stops to give directions to "The Man" in a white limousine, she unwittingly puts herself on a trajectory to emotional and spiritual turmoil that will take her decades to rise above.
Blaming herself for the heinous crime that happened because she didn't "go straight to school," Tali is bound by invisible chains of secrecy, shame, and self-imposed isolation. Her harrowing and illuminating journey to recovery begins in her twenties with the support of her mentor, Dr. Daniel Benson, with whom she experiences deep love and then heartbreak. Feeling lost, Tali travels to Israel where Kabbalah sparks her spiritualism, and then to Africa where an arduous climb up Mount Kilimanjaro ignites a newfound feeling of empowerment. Only when Tali goes back to the Bronx and learns that her unreported crime scene has become the site of a rehabilitation center, does she understand that there is one more road to travel prior to reaching freedom.
"Debut author Stopler offers a novel, based on a true story, about one woman's struggle to overcome a trauma from her childhood. Rooting for her is easy and watching her mature is endearing, making the novel as a whole a quite memorable experience. A realistic, touching account of a lengthy quest to move on."
"Critical acclaim for this desperately needed type of love story. In my 40 years of work as a psychotherapist I often find myself advising patients to "treat themselves as if they were someone they loved." The response I frequently get is "how?" Tracy Stopler provides the model, or the "how to" in The Ropes That Bind. The focus in her debut novel is adult recovery from childhood sexual abuse. However, the path braved by the main character, Tali Stark, is one that can be followed by all those who struggle with any potentially crippling traumatic life event at any age. Written in a novel/memoir style in the first person, the story catches you on the first page and doesn't let go until the last sentence of the conclusion."
Dr. Ted Horowitz, DSW, Doctor of Social Work
"Tali's journey is so vividly described I felt I was there as her silent companion. Through her experiences, I frequently expressed a shocked gasp, a lighthearted laugh, and a calming sigh, as I too felt Mount Kilimanjaro's wind on my face. Tali's lifelong attempts to free herself from The Ropes That Bind and her reconciliation efforts are genuine and life-affirming."
Anonymous, Male Survivor
"This heartbreaking story of the emotional scars of child sexual abuse has the most troublesome and painful beginning. But as this artful tale unravels, the narrator takes the difficult and necessary journey toward healing, through romantic relationships and her curative work as a registered dietitian. Tracy Stopler's main character Tali Stark is memorable, and her story is narrated in the most compassionate way. The Ropes That Bind will leave you feeling inspired."
Marie Carter, Author of The Trapeze Diaries
"When my former professor, Tracy Stopler, asked me to read her book, I assumed it was an educational book on nutrition. Wrong! Instead, it was an educational and inspirational book on life. I felt united with Tali Stark as I watched her transform. So much of what I read rang true for me as a young girl, a student, a lover, a professional and a survivor. This book is about discovering one's best self despite all of life's curveballs. To quote a line in the book, 'Applause, applause, applause.'"
Survivor of Rape
"The Ropes That Bind will break your heart and then rebuild it better than it was before. Stopler's moving story, one of transformation from childhood sexual abuse, reassures us that the human spirit is truly indestructible."
Rabbi Todd Chizner
"Tracy Stopler's The Ropes That Bind is a provoking novel of a young girl's journey overcoming childhood sexual abuse. Once I started reading it, I could not put it down. Not only does Ms. Stopler portray the complexities of recovering one's identity after a traumatic event, she skillfully delves into issues of spirituality, of finding and maintaining romantic relationships, and the lifelong quest of finding peace with herself and the world around her. A captivating, brilliant read that will leave you better educated about the survivors of childhood sexual abuse and what it means to feel alive. As a licensed social worker, I would highly recommend any survivor, male or female, to read this novel."
Amy Angelone, LMSW, Enough Abuse Campaign Trainer
"Tracy Stopler is a gifted writer, who makes her narrator, Tali Stark, come alive with a unique, tender and brave voice. The beginning is hard to read, yet, riveting – a nightmare to any mother. The middle is inspirational and true to life. It took me a week to read the last twenty pages because I didn't want it to end."
S.D., Mother of Survivor
"The Ropes That Bind is a painfully realistic account of the day-to-day life of a survivor. There is a true connection between the main character, Tali, and the reader, as the story genuinely reveals the struggles and triumphs that are part of living life. It is a beautiful story, giving a voice to those who have remained silent."
Heather B. Gilmartin, LMSW
"It has been an honor to read and experience The Ropes That Bind. This inspiring novel is beautifully written – filled with vivid details. I was there in every scene and felt every emotion. I cried, I laughed, and I was upset. I connected with my inner child and with my source of Power and Creation. I meditated. I reflected. I saw things that I wasn't aware of before. The most beautiful thing was observing Tali transform from a victim to a victorious, successful woman, bringing healing to others with her compassion and love. What an exciting ride it has been."
Patricia J., Survivor
"'Nobody wants to revisit a war zone,' yet in The Ropes That Bind, Tracy Stopler pays such a visit with the ultimate purpose of healing from the inner personal war of previously unspoken child sexual abuse. In doing so, the author has created a memorable story, a healing antidote, and a story filled with 'the courage and strength to break free from the shame.' This is a series of beautiful love stories… one of family, another of student/mentor, and most meaningfully, one of discovering love of self! Ms. Stopler has truly paved the way for all victims of life's tragedies to become survivors – in fact, thrivers of life's gifts. This book will touch your heart, break it wide open, and then place it back in your chest with added compassion, spirit and love."
Dr. Seena Russell Axel
"The Ropes That Bind is absolutely riveting. It is one of the best books I've read in a long time. Not at all a sad tale but a powerful story of strength, resilience, and an unbreakable human spirit. Tracy Stopler masterfully paints a vivid picture of each character and every scene – a veritable wordsmith! Stopler's style of writing is that of an articulate friend telling a fascinating story. As an emergency room advocate for victims of child sexual abuse and a trainer for the Enough Abuse Campaign, I was very pleased that such invaluable, accurate information regarding child sexual abuse was interwoven throughout the story."
Keri Guarino, Child Victim Advocate, Enough Abuse Campaign Trainer
"The perfect title, The Ropes That Bind, was not lost on me, a survivor of childhood sex abuse. Tracy Stopler created an educational and inspirational page-turner that read like a memoir, horror, romance, self-help, action and adventure book all in one. This story will open your eyes to the terrible consequences of keeping secrets. You will cry, laugh, inhale and exhale as you discover a part of yourself in Tali Stark."
Incest Survivor
"The Ropes That Bind powerfully illustrates the destruction that accompanies the silence surrounding sexual abuse. Tracy Stopler bravely shares with us a story that unfortunately is far too familiar. In doing so, she offers unusual modalities of healing that can loosen the grip of damage for many, many victims of sex abuse."
Dr. Amy Hammel Zabin, Music Therapist, Author of Conversation with a Pedophile: In the Interest of Our Children, Survivor
"Tracy Stopler has clearly put a lot of work into this book, and the sheer scope of the story – an entire life, really – is impressive. She is obviously a thoughtful and insightful writer."
Amy Shearn, Author of The Mermaid of Brooklyn and How Far is the Ocean from Here
"Despite the title, The Ropes That Bind, this is a very inspirational story. I loved the main character, Tali Stark, and related to her in many ways. I experienced growth and emotion on every page. When she traveled to Israel, I questioned my own spirituality. When she climbed Mount Kilimanjaro, I, too, was utterly exhausted. This book has changed me. I am more positive, more forgiving, and much more fearless."
AnneMarie, Survivor
"This book is written by an author who has been there. Tracy Stopler brings Tali Stark to life on every page. I grew with Tali as she struggled with her demons. Sharing her tears of suffering and tears of joy. It felt like a real life journey from pain to peace."
Diane C. Harvey, Family Violence Educator
"The Ropes That Bind is very uplifting. I like Tracy Stopler's use of Kabbalah and meditation as ways of coping with life. This book can help to break the silence of child sex abuse, start the difficult conversation, and allow healing to begin."
Valeri Drach Weidmann, Coordinator of Circulation/Public Relations, Highland Park Public Library
"Before I opened this book, I poured myself some wine. I knew there were life lessons waiting for me, and Tracy Stopler did not disappoint. She created a real-life character, Tali Stark, who struggled with a real-life problem, living with the secrecy and shame of childhood sex abuse. She also created in me a sense of hope and a feeling I had never experienced before – forgiveness to my younger self. Because we are all survivors of something, every person can connect with Tali. So, pour yourself some wine, but don't forget the tissues."
J.S., Female Survivor
"Tracy Stopler's The Ropes That Bind is an amazing and richly detailed book that I could not put down. The narrator, Tali Stark, like many of us, struggles to find a new normal while living with the shame of a childhood secret. It was breathtaking to watch Tali transform from a victim to a victor. This empowering story is definitely worth reading."
Fabrizzia Vinhal
"This is a glorious, heartbreaking and triumphant story. Tali Stark is a realistic, inspiring protagonist who reminds us that although we all live with invisible antagonists, the ropes that bind, the Light is always there."
Frances, 82-year-old Survivor
"This story is rich, compelling, enlightening and inspiring. Through the voice of her narrator, Tali Stark, Tracy Stopler uses her own life experiences and expertise as a registered dietitian to address how nutrition, exercise, loving relationships and spirituality play a role in healing both the mind and body. The Ropes That Bind will have you praying that our present epidemic of child sexual abuse can be treated and even prevented like our past epidemic of AIDS."
Caryn Nistico, MS, RD, CDN
"The Ropes That Bind is a meaningful story that follows the journey of a young girl into adulthood after experiencing child sexual abuse. Tracy Stopler gives voice to an issue people are uncomfortable discussing. She demonstrates the negative impact that child sexual abuse has on the main character, Tali Stark, but also enlightens us as to how someone can move from victim to healthy survivor. I applaud this work. It's a wonderful story."
Cynthia Scott, MA, Executive Director, The Safe Center, LI


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Addeybb to secure another big prize by winning Coral-Eclipse at Sandown on Saturday
Addeybb wins the Wolferton Stakes at Royal Ascot in 2019. (Pic: Courtesy of Ascot racecourse).
ADDEYBB can add yet another big prize to his already illustrious record by winning the £600,000 Coral-Eclipse Stakes at Sandown Park on Saturday.
The William Haggas-trained seven-year-old is set to have his first run since returning from Australia where he secured his second straight win in the Group 1 Longines Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Sydney's Royal Randwick racecourse in April.
The back-to-back wins in the valuable 10-furlong contest bookended three runs in the UK in 2020 that included winning the Group 1 QIPCO Champion Stakes at Ascot in October.
Addeybb has shown a preference for ease in the ground and Haggas withdrew his charge from the Prince of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot due to the fast ground and is keen to run at Sandown where the ground is currently good to soft.
"He's fine and he's ready to race," Haggas said. "We've had this in mind since he got back from Australia so we're pleased to be there.
"He's quite durable, but the ground on both occasions in Australia was not as soft as he'd like.
"He ran on good to firm and a soft five which is on the slow side of good, if that. He never got heavy ground and subsequently he had to fight harder, certainly in the second one (Queen Elizabeth), than he did the previous year.
"I don't know yet whether he's just losing it a bit or whether it was simply the ground. We know that soft ground is for him and better ground he's not quite effective on, but he's still pretty good," Haggas told Sky Sports Racing.
"I'd be pretty loath to take him out because he needs to race. You can't keep practising on the Newmarket Heath and in the nets and not get out in the middle. He needs a run.
"My forecast says there's a chance of rain on Friday and on Saturday, [my wife] Maureen's forecaster says the opposite so who knows, but what will be will be."
"This is what this race is all about, it's the clash of the generations," he added
"Here you've got a really top-class speedier three-year-old (St Mark's Basilica) who's won two Classics and won the Dewhurst last year, so he's obviously a very good horse.
"You've got Mishriff, who won a French Derby and really excelled in Saudi Arabia and Dubai, and then our fella who keeps battling away and bashing away. He's as reliable a yardstick as you can get.
"If the ground came up soft, heavy in places, our chance would increase and maybe St Mark's Basilicia's wouldn't, so who knows what's going to happen."
June 30, 2021 in Sandown. Tags: Addeybb, Coral-Eclipse, William Haggas
Sandown Park offers free train journey for 500 racegoers to Coral-Eclipse
Royal Ascot 2014: Coral-Eclipse at Sandown mooted for The Fugue after Prince Of Wales's Stakes win
Richard Hannon 'looking forward' to running Night Of Thunder in Coral-Eclipse at Sandown
← Mark Johnston confirms Goodwood Cup as target for Royal Ascot winner Subjectivist
Tribute to record-breaking sire and 2001 Epsom Derby winner Galileo who died this week →


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Vigor Is Now Part of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate
Ultimate subscribers can stand out from the competition with a unique outfit and a chunk of Vigor currency they can spend on a multitude of things. October 1st, 2020 – Bohemia Interactive has welcomed over 5 million Outlanders into Vigor's post-war Norway, but it all started with the dedicated Xbox One […]
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Vigor Is Now Free-To-Play on Nintendo Switch
Outlanders were crucial to making the Switch version to best it can be via the Founder's Pack release this summer. September 23rd, 2020 – Bohemia Interactive is proud to announce that the hugely popular looter shooter Vigor has just been released as a free-to-play title on Nintendo Switch. This comes after a successful […]
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Next Arma 3 Creator DLC is "CSLA Iron Curtain" and Introduces All New Weapons, Gear, and 256 Square Kilometers of Terrain
The second Creator DLC will add the Czechoslovak People's Army and more 1980s Cold War content to Arma 3 PRAGUE, Czech Republic (September 22, 2020) — Publisher Bohemia Interactive and third-party developer CSLA Studio are excited to announce the upcoming release of Arma 3's second Creator DLC: CSLA Iron Curtain. Scheduled for release […]
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Vigor Season 5: Renegades Adds New Map, Custom Teams in Elimination, and More
Step onto the new Sawmill map with new weapons and set booby traps for other Outlanders via the new Exit Tells. September 9th, 2020 – Bohemia Interactive is proud to announce the release of Season 5: Renegades for Vigor and it is available to play now. The fifth season introduces a brand new […]
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New Update for Ylands Allows Players to Get Real-Life Rich
Ylands rewards users' imagination and creativity with real money, allowing Creators to host and monetize their games PRAGUE, Czech Republic, September 10, 2020 – Bohemia Interactive announces today the launch of a new update for its free-to-play online game platform Ylands which will bring to life one of the most important milestones […]
September 10, 2020 VipeNess Android, iOS, PC, Steam Android, Apple, Bohemia Interactive, free-to-play online game, New Update, steam, YLands
Bohemia Interactive Announces Vigor for PlayStation and Free-to-Play Release for Nintendo Switch
The Outlanders' battle to survive reaches all current gen consoles and sets sights on the next-generation of gaming. August 29th, 2020 – Bohemia Interactive is proud to announce that popular looter shooter Vigor is coming to PlayStation platforms during Holiday 2020. Bohemia also revealed the date that Vigor moves to free-to-play for the recently released […]
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Hafen, Bruce C.. Justice and Mercy In Encyclopedia of Mormonism, Edited by Daniel H. Ludlow. Vol. 2. New York: Macmillan, 1992.
Peterson, H. Donl. "The Law of Justice and the Law of Mercy." In The Book of Mormon: Alma, The Testimony of the Word, edited by Monte S. Nyman and Charles D. Tate, Jr., 211-222. Provo, UT: Religious Studies Center, Brigham Young University, 1992.
Seely, David Rolph, and Jo Ann H. Seely. "Lehi and Jeremiah: Prophets, Priests, and Patriarchs." Journal of Book of Mormon Studies 8, no. 2 (1999): 24-35, 85-86.


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Q: Unable to get mod_rewrite to rewrite URL's I'm having an issue with Apache not wanting to read my rewrite directives and actually rewrite my URLs based on those directives. I have the conditions and rules written directly into my Apache httpd.conf file:
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>

  RewriteEngine On
  RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} Round_2
  RewriteRule ^Round_2/(.*)$ /newBuyer/desktop/$1 [R=301,L]

  RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} itemList
  RewriteRule ^/?(.*)/itemList/(.*)$ /newBuyer/$1/search/$2 [R=301,L]

  RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} eventDetail
  RewriteRule ^/?(.*)/eventDetail/(.*)$ /newBuyer/$1/event/$2 [R=301,L]

</IfModule>

I have reloaded apache using:
$ apachectl -k graceful

flushed browser cache, and the redirect isn't working. I am able to get it to work on my local Windows Apache instance but not on my Cent7 instance of Apache.
I have confirmed the rewrite mod is loaded.

A: After adding Directory tags after the IfModule between the conditions and rules, I was able to get the URL rewrite working. Here is the final working result:
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
        <Directory "/directory/to/designers/files/">
        RewriteEngine On

        RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} Round_2
        RewriteRule ^Round_2/(.*)$ /newBuyer/desktop/$1 [R=301,L]

        RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} itemList
        RewriteRule ^/?(.*)/itemList/(.*)$ /newBuyer/$1/search/$2 [R=301,L]

        RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} eventDetail
        RewriteRule ^/?(.*)/eventDetail/(.*)$ /newBuyer/$1/event/$2 [R=301,L]
        </Directory>
</IfModule>

Thank you


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About Our Destination
The Healthy Journal
Cardiology Associates of Michigan, P.C.
Cardiology Associates of Michigan focuses on personalized, exceptional care, both administratively and clinically. Its mission is to provide the personalized service of a small practice with the clinical and technical advantages of a large practice. The practice offers leading-edge technology, progressive treatment modalities, and ongoing contributions to the latest developments in cardiac care. The doctors and staff strive to provide comprehensive, enabling heart patients to have full and active lifestyles. The cardiologists collaborate with the finest hospitals in the area to provide the best in acute, chronic, and preventive care.
Cardiology Treatment & Services
Cardiology Associates of Michigan treats a variety of heart-related conditions, including but not limited to:
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The practice also provides diagnostic services to identity heart diseases and their underlying causes. Early detection and prevention of cardiovascular disease may include:
Cardiac risk assessment
Peripheral disease screenings
Cardiac ultrasound
Cardiology Associates of Michigan is a professional association of physicians with special expertise and training in the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease.
Zain Azzo, M.D.
Mark A. Zainea, M.D., FACC, FSCAI
Mouhammed Joumaa, M.D. FACC
Sherezade Khambatta, D.O.
Nancy A. Mesiha, M.D. FACC, MACM
Sheel Tolia, D.O.
Ann M. Boeskool, PA-C
Madjid Mesgarzadeh, M.D. FACC
Matthew Edwards, D.O.
Dr. Zain Azzo is board certified in internal medicine and cardiovascular disease. He is also certified in echocardiography and nuclear cardiology. A graduate of Baghdad University School of Medicine, he did his residency training in internal medicine at St. John Hospital and Medical Center, where he was recognized as resident of the year twice.
He then became a chief medical resident and junior faculty in the internal medicine program. Dr. Azzo completed his fellowship training in cardiovascular disease at St. John Hospital and Medical Center. His clinical interests include all aspects of cardiovascular disease diagnosis and management, with special interest in cardiac care of cancer patients. He is a member of the American College of Cardiology.
Dr. Mark Zainea is the President and Chief Medical Officer of Cardiology Associates of Michigan. He was born and educated in southeast Michigan, and he has spent his entire career serving the residents of this region. He has been recognized by his peers on multiple occasions with the "Top Doc" Award from Hour Detroit Magazine.
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However, ham and cured meat slices of all kinds is very easily available here, so that's what I use for this version of negima. The advantage of using ham, besides its availibity and handiness, is that it's already flavored, so you don't have to add any more seasoning. The saltiness of it flavors the green onion inside too. These cook up very quickly.
Cut the ham into pieces that are just a bit narrower than the length of the green onion pieces. Take small bundles of the onion and wrap the ham tightly around them.
Heat up a non-stick frying pan and add a tiny bit of oil. Put the ham-and-onion rolls with the roll ends down in the hot pan. Leave until the bottom is a golden brown (this also seals the ends). Turn over 2-3 times more to brown the ham all over.
You shouldn't need any more salt, but if you like you can sprinkle on some allspice, or Chinese 5 spice powder, or chili powder, for a little extra oomph.
You can make as few or as many of these rolls as you require. They freeze very well. Reheat in the microwave or in a frying pan over medium-low heat with the lid on.
See the negimayaki used in this bento from today!
The ones I used were actually frozen about a month ago. This is the last of a batch of about 30 I made and froze. The rest of the bento is also made up of frozen johbisai or 'stash', plus leftovers. Click on the image to go to the flickr page that has lots of notes.
There are two commonly available cuts of meat (both pork and beef) in Japan that I can't get here, nor do I remember seeing them in regular supermarkets and such in the U.S. or England. The cuts are komagire (小間切れ), roughly chopped meat, and usugiri (薄切り), thinly sliced meat. Both are from not-that-lean parts. They are used a lot in bento recipes in Japanese cookbooks, because they cook so quickly and are very economical. It would be great if these cuts became more widely available, but until then I make do with what I can get and what I think most people can get easily.
Update: I have posted a recipe for proper yasai no nikumaki (meat-wraped vegetables) using thinly sliced/shaved sirloin beef, or 'cheesesteak beef'.
I've noticed that about the usugiri. I have one cookbook that uses pork usugiri a lot to wrap around vegetables, konnyaku and even cheese. Here in the US, we can try and get a supermarket butcher to cut it thin for us, but that's not always something every supermarket butcher will do.
I should check out the International District here in Seattle and see if there's a Japanese butcher who has these cuts.
It's not always cheap, but Uwajimaya always has the stuff -- look for "meat for hot pot" or "for shabu shabu" on the label.
I'm thinking prosciutto would work well with this recipe. I often wrap asparagus in prosciutto and roast it; it's wonderful. I'm grocery shopping tomorrow and fresh, new green onions are on my list just so I can try this. Thanks Maki!
Sorry if this posts more than once. I seem to be computer challanged today!
One possibility to get the thinly sliced meat is going to the meat counter, and ask for the piece you get to be sliced with the machine. It might also be worthwile to become a regular in a bucher shop... if they do recognize you, they may do quite a lot of things for you.
I made these tonight for tomorrow's bento and had to make more because my daughter keep sneaking them! I didn't microwave the scallions though, instead I just poured a tiny bit of water in the pan to steam them after the ham browned.
I was wondering... would this recipe work with (dare I say it?) BACON?!
It will work great with bacon, but you will have to cook it for a longer time to allow the fat to get cooked out and the bacon to get nice and crispy. Because you know..there's nothing more awful than flabby fatty bacon!
komagire cut exists here :) it's widely used in lots of recipes!
mmmm.... sounds yummy hahaha im gonna make my dad take me to the store and get me some HAMMMMM!!!!!
Tue, 2010-06-08 13:57 by anon.
What about the meat they use for philly cheesesteaks?
Cheesesteak beef should work great - you'll need to season it since it's not salted of course.
A market in the Japantown in my city sells magnificently thinly sliced pork. If you have time, could you tell me how to adapt this recipe for raw pork? Thank you!
Wed, 2010-07-14 23:27 by anon.
is this recipie in your cookbook? there are a lot of recipies on your website i want to try, so i am tempted to buy the cookbook (but am short on cash >.< lol). im going to buy a bento soon but i'm undecided where i should get it from. there's a store in austin i'm considering. and the tupperware at our house is definitely not leak-proof so i don't think it would work. i love these recipies =) im exited to use them for lunches once i get a bento.
The recipes in the book are about 90% new, since I didn't want people to just get duplicates of recipes they can read here! The other 10% or so are the core/basic recipes that are used in many bentos.
Mon, 2011-12-26 04:27 by anon.
Do you think this recipe would work ok with lunch meat?
Not sure what you mean by lunch meat, but it has to be flexible enough to bend around the veggles and hold when cooked. Something like turkey ham or chicken ham will probably work. If you're using something like bologna you may need to secure it with a toothpick. Something like Spam will not work since it's too crumbly and not flexible enough.
Mon, 2013-07-22 04:26 by anon.
Many high end grocery stores in California carry something called "beef bacon" - very thinly sliced fatty beef - excellent for yasai no nikumaki.


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Lords: 5 May 2020
Self-employment Income Support Scheme
Volume 803: debated on Tuesday 5 May 2020
Baroness Bonham-Carter of Yarnbury
To ask Her Majesty's Government what steps they are taking to ensure that freelance workers can access adequate funds through the welfare system until payments under the COVID-19 Self-employment Income Support Scheme begin.
The Question was considered in a Virtual Proceeding via video call.
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy
(Lord Callanan) (Con)
My Lords, we have temporarily relaxed the application of the minimum income floor for all self-employed universal credit claimants affected by Covid-19. A drop in earnings will therefore be directly reflected in a claimant's award, enabling them to follow the PHE guidance on social distancing. Claimants may also benefit from other changes, including the £20 increase in the universal credit standard allowance and the increases to local housing allowance.
(LD)
I declare an interest as a trustee of the Lowry and One Dance UK. We are very concerned about the ability of freelancers to access adequate funds until support is made available in June. Our all-important creative industries are a sector hit particularly hard; one-third of people in this sector are freelance and some are ineligible for any of the Government's schemes. Will the Minister consider a rapid interim fund or grant to bridge the income gap for those affected and, as the Federation of Entertainment Unions suggests, a new freelance worker income support scheme for those falling through the cracks?
Lord Callanan
I apologise to the noble Baroness; she was breaking up so I did not quite catch all of her question. However, I think she was talking about the creative industries. Work in these industries is treated in the same way for universal credit as all other forms of self-employed work. We are aware that many who are self-employed—particularly those whose earnings are seasonal and often fluctuate from month to month—need to budget and plan for this; universal credit takes account of that by varying its payments from month to month.
Lord Empey
(UUP)
My noble friend the Minister will be aware of people moving from PAYE employment, perhaps to start a new business or to become self-employed. These people have become caught between two stools. Does the Minister realise that the thresholds for universal credit mean that savings that people may have accumulated to start their new business will in large measure have to be spent before they can qualify for universal credit? Will he be prepared to review the threshold operation in these unique circumstances?
I understand the point that my noble friend is making, but a key principle is that universal credit should go only to people who do not have assets available to meet their basic needs. It is important to protect the incentive to save. However, any assets used wholly or mainly for the purpose of a claimant's trade or profession are disregarded indefinitely while the business is still operating. Any money that may be in their account to be used for business purposes will also not be counted towards the capital allowance.
(Con)
Can my noble friend the Minister reassure those who may be concerned about whether universal credit payments made will have to be repaid once the new scheme is up and running?
DWP officials are in discussion with those in other government departments about the detail of these varied schemes and grants. However, we expect to treat these SEISS payments as employed earnings, and to take them into account when they are received; therefore we do not expect to adjust previous awards.
Baroness Coussins
(CB)
My Lords, will the Government consider setting up a dedicated interim hardship fund to provide immediate cash support to people who could be waiting until June for their payments from the income support scheme and are not eligible to claim universal credit? I declare my interest as president of the Money Advice Trust, the charity that runs Business Debtline. It has heard from many self-employed people in this situation who are struggling to make ends meet; some are not eligible for the income support scheme at all.
The Government are focusing on support measures that can be implemented as quickly as possible. Using existing frameworks for those who need additional support is, in our view, the quickest and most effective way to do this during the Covid-19 outbreak. The DWP is continuing to work with the Treasury and other government departments to monitor the evolving economic and labour market situation to identify the most effective way to help people in need as quickly as possible.
Baroness Healy of Primrose Hill
(Lab)
Many freelance journalists are ineligible for the government schemes and the requirements exclude those in their first year of being self-employed. Does the Minister agree that it is unfair to penalise those just starting out in their careers or forced into self-employment through redundancy and casualisation?
Of course, we want to help as many people as possible under these schemes, and we keep them constantly under review. All these various schemes have been implemented as quickly as possible, so we will certainly reflect closely on what the noble Baroness has said.
Baroness Janke
What advice would the Minister give to a self-employed decorator who has been out of work since the lockdown started and who applied for universal credit? After being made to feel, in his words, a "scrounging piece of scum", he and his wife have found that, after rent and council tax, they have just £210 a month to pay for food and all other expenses.
It is difficult to comment on the case that the noble Baroness cites without seeing all the details of the claimant responsible, but the SEIS scheme will offer millions of self-employed individuals direct cash grants. It covers 95% of people who receive the majority of their income from self-employment, and we have quickly and effectively introduced over £6.5 billion-worth of measures to benefit those facing the most severe financial disruption.
Lord Farmer
My Lords, it is pleasing that the Government have relaxed the minimum income floor for the self-employed. Can my noble friend the Minister clarify any further measures that have been made to help self-employed claimants at this time?
I thank my noble friend for his question. Yes, as well as relaxing the minimum income floor, we have increased the standard rate of universal credit and working tax credit for this year by around £1,000. We have increased the local housing allowance, which is worth something like £600 in people's pockets. We have also redeployed staff to the front line and therefore temporarily suspended the recovery of some government debts such as tax credits, benefit overpayments and social fund loans. We stand ready to take additional measures if they are required.
Viscount Colville of Culross
I declare an interest as a freelance series producer working for Netflix and the Smithsonian Channel. The current SEISS creates considerable concern for large numbers of freelancers who operate under a personal services company and are therefore not covered. Is it not possible for HMRC to distinguish between PSC-derived dividends and other dividend income, which could be verified through an online HMRC portal?
The Chancellor has referred to this difficulty a number of times. We are satisfied that the system as it currently operates is the best one at the moment, but as I said in response to an earlier question, we keep all these things constantly under review and will reflect on what the noble Viscount has said.
Lord Hunt of Kings Heath
My Lords, does the Minister at least accept that many self-employed and freelance people are falling through the net because of the criteria that the Government have set? Will he reconsider his answer to the noble Baroness, Lady Coussins? The Money Advice Trust is getting so many self-employed people calling in who are desperate because they do not meet the criteria. It is surely an excellent idea to have a hardship fund administered by local authorities to help them out.
We already have a number of schemes in place. The SEISS will benefit something like 95% of all claimants, but of course such schemes have been introduced at pace. Officials are still working on it, and I and the department will reflect closely on what the noble Lord has said. We want to ensure that as many people as possible are helped during these difficult times.
Baroness Altmann
My Lords, I congratulate the Government on their unprecedented rescue schemes for the self-employed and freelancers. I understand that one may be paid out before June—within May. Can my noble friend outline any other measures planned for the employed and the self-employed which are under consideration?
I referred to some additional measures in the answer that I gave to my noble friend Lord Empey earlier. We have been taking a number of other measures; I can tell my noble friend that, yesterday, HMRC began contacting customers who are eligible for the SEISS. It remains on target to be delivered in early June but, if we possibly can, we will of course get the payments out earlier because we know that they are urgently required in many situations.
The Lord Speaker
(Lord Fowler)
My Lords, the time allowed for this Question has, I fear, elapsed, and we now come to the third Oral Question.


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Home News & Events Postelection Statement on Cherokee Nation Elections, July 25, 1999
Postelection Statement on Cherokee Nation Elections, July 25, 1999
Tahlequah, July 25, 1999
The Carter Center accepted the invitation of The Cherokee Nation Election Commission in Oklahoma to observe the Cherokee Nation elections in May 1999, and at the invitation of the Commission agreed to return to observe the July 24 run-off elections for the Principal Chief, Deputy Chief and two of the 15 seats of the tribal council.
To date, The Carter Center has observed elections in some 16 countries including long-standing democracies such as Jamaica and Venezuela, and twice organized international delegations to observe elections in Georgia. We would like to acknowledge the Cherokee people for their commitment to a legacy of free and fair elections and thank them for welcoming our presence during this important event.
The Center met with the Election Commission, precinct officials, candidates and community leaders, and yesterday, our 11-member team deployed to each of the nine districts to observe the election process. Carter Center delegates visited all 32 precincts. Most undertook multiple visits to the precincts on a random schedule so that no one knew beforehand of their arrival. One delegate observed the processing and counting of absentee ballots and tracked events at the Commission. Observers carried out a systematic survey at each precinct, assessing compliance with opening, voting, activities around the polling sites, and closing procedures. This provided us with a comprehensive overview of election day and enabled us to identify any existing patterns and ensure that isolated incidents did not unintentionally become generalizations.
There were no watchers present as none of the candidates submitted names of any individuals to the Election Commission. Watchers play an important role as they allay fears and uncertainties about the process and increase voters' and candidates' confidence in the process. We recommend the Commission amend the current statute to guarantee the presence of watchers.
Overall the elections were conducted up to the highest standards with a few flaws which in our judgment had no impact on the outcome. All the precincts we observed opened on time, at 7:00 am. Every precinct had an inspector, a judge, a clerk and in most places a sergeant-at-arms. Most of the precinct officials had experience working in state elections and had also received training from the Cherokee Nation Election Commission.
Officials were hardworking, conscientious and helpful to us and the voters. We also found that they carried out their duties with professionalism, integrity and showed no political bias in the administration of their duties. Also, precinct officials had the necessary and adequate supplies except in a few cases were precincts did not have registration forms. Only one of the voting machines malfunctioned.
Although problems were marginal, the Election Commission continued to make improvements along the way. Concerns remain regarding the same issues we raised in our report on the Cherokee elections in general, which if corrected by the Commission will go a long way toward making it easier for citizens to participate in the process. We continue to believe that the single most important issue is the registration process which is duplicative and confusing to citizens and remain concerned by the low voter turn-out. Strategies to expand and improve voter education must be devised. Absentee voting can be made easier by eliminating notarization and allowing absentees to vote in person at the precincts on election day.
In conclusion, under the overall guidance of the Election Commission, the elections were well conducted, and clearly met professional standards. Our impression is that people now understand that the ballot is indeed secret and that this has gone a long way to increase confidence in the electoral system. The resolve of the Election Commission staff and the professional contribution of Automated Election Services of Albuquerque were clearly reflected in the conduct of the elections.
We believe that the importance of these elections to the Nation along with this increased confidence contributed to a voter turnout nearly equal that of the general elections in May, a rare occurrence in run-off elections anywhere. The Cherokee people made their collective will known via the ballot box and their voice elected a new administration.
We at The Carter Center will elaborate on these general findings in a final report that will incorporate previous suggestions, plus new issues that arose during these elections, which the Cherokee Nation may choose to explore for refining its electoral system. Should the process toward revision of the Constitution proceed apace, some of the suggestions should be taken up in that context.
When The Carter Center was invited to observe these elections, one of the factors that figured in the decision to accept the invitation was the sentiment within the Cherokee Nation that a free and fair election could contribute to the process of healing. Hopefully, that process will now begin.


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