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The Epic Story of India's First Women Doctor at 21, and died at 22
Anandi Joshi who is India's first woman to become a doctor at the age of 21 and died at only 22.
We usually overlook unsung heroes who made our country proud. They deserve all the honor for shaping out a reputation for themselves as successful intellects. They perceive the value of time and continued to work day and night to reach greater peaks. Their success provides as a testimony to the fact.
With complete commitment and determination, those warriors have set an ideal example for the present and future generations. If you want to ask a successful person's role model today, they would mention the icon that they adored of their generation and that is natural to the fact.
As they say, when intellects speak, it's more essential to give an ear in a purpose to come through with flying colors. We have looked at successful people of today's generation and they are up to a respectable position because they followed the track of their role models.
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It is well and good that If you are aware of Anandi Joshi. But if you don't know who she is, then this is the perfect time to know about her. You will be really astonished after learning her story. She was born on March 31, 1865, in Thane district of Maharashtra.
It was a time when girls were not educated, Anandi Joshi was the first Indian women to graduate with a degree in medicine in the United States. She became a role model to generations of girls to pursue their higher education.
At the time of mid 19th century, Anandi Joshi was unwillingly married at a very early age of 9 years, as it was a tradition at that time. She got wedlock with a person who is 30 years old, almost more than double of her age. His name was Gopalrao and worked as a postal clerk in the same town where she used to live.
Anandi Gopal Joshi at the age of 14 she became a mother, but sadly, her infant died in only 10 days due to lack of medical observation and facilities. She was extremely depressed and faced intense sadness at fourteen.
She recognized what was really lacking in the country and finally determined to work on medical care in India. She told her husband Gopalrao about she was eager to become a doctor and also a physician. Gopalrao supported her decision to study medicine and that is when the Joshi's journey started.
Her husband wrote a letter to an American missionary seeking permission if Anandi could pursue her education in the United States. He was very helpful to his wife and even asked about an appropriate job for him so that he could stay with her.
But when in the year 1883, when Gopalrao Joshi was relocated to Serampore (present West Bengal). He could find no other option and persuaded Anandi to go to the United States all alone. Before that, he said some strong words for her wife as he asked her to set an example for all other girls in India to fulfill their dreams of going for higher education.
Anandi alone registered with the Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania and was successfully acknowledged admission. She has traveled from Calcutta to New York by water. She started her medical education and started pursuing the grand scheme of things when she was only 19. In the United States, her health, which was actually not so good from the time she was in India, further became worse due to the cold weather conditions and unfamiliar diet.
When things started to become bad to worse, she has endured tuberculosis and in spite of that, she remained concentrated and motivated to do her MD in medicine. She has become the headlines for all the right sense and became very popular in the Indian presser. After completion of her graduation, the Queen of England, Empress of India and Queen Victoria sent her heart-filled message.
When she came back to India in 1886, she received a grand welcome and was appointed as the physician-in-charge at the Albert Edward Hospital in the Kohlapur state (present Maharashtra).
On the day February 26, 1887, a month before her 22nd birthday, Anandi Joshi died due to tuberculosis. Her aim to start her own medical college for women remained incomplete. Her dismiss hit the headlines across India and the whole country was filled with tears after the hearing the news. As a token of honor, her ashes were kept in a cemetery in Poughkeepsie in New York in the United States.
In Anandi Joshi's tribute, the Institute for Research and Documentation in Social Sciences (IRDS), an NGO from Lucknow, till today present the 'Anandibai Joshi Award for Medicine' in honor of her initial works to the origin of advancing medical and health science in India. Also, the Government of Maharashtra introduced an association in Anandi Gopal Joshi's name.
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Minister of Culture Sultan Zhumagulov has passed away, the relevant institution confirmed.
As reported, the head of the Ministry of Culture, Information and Tourism died of a prolonged illness.
Zhumagulov was 59 years old.


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The parents of young girl who had to undergo open heart surgery after scraping her knee have called for better first aid in schools.
Abbi Holland was left with a serious heart condition after what her parents say was a lack of basic first aid at her school when her simple cut became infected.
Abbi, then aged three, fell over in the school playground and scraped her knee.
But her parents say her graze wasn't cleaned properly or covered with a plaster, and she was just told to wipe it down with a wet paper towel.
Abbi and her mum Caz
Later that night, the youngster became severely unwell, her temperature soared to 43c and she was rushed to hospital where she spent the next four months, the Manchester Evening News reports.
Last month Abbi, now seven, who lives in Blackley, underwent open heart surgery to repair the damaged valve caused by an infection from the uncleaned cut.
Abbi Holland in hospital after scraping her knee turned into a serious health issue
Abbi during her health scare
Thankfully, she is recovering well at home, but will be on medication for the rest of her life, and will require further operations on her heart in the future.
Mum Caz, 37, and dad Dave, 43, have since launched a campaign to raise awareness of the importance of basic first aid to make sure no child, or adult, ends up having to go through what Abbi has been through.
Dave said: "You just don't think this could happen as a result of a fall in a playground.
Abbi Holland playing dress ups in hospital
"It's an eye opener, that something so small and simple could be life changing."
He explained that Abbi was treated in 2013 at North Manchester General Hospital (NMGH).
But she was transferred to the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital for scans which revealed the infection from the cut had caused her aortic valve to leak.
Eventually she was stabilized and moved to Alder Hey Children's Hospital in Liverpool where her parents were told that one day she would need surgery to repair the damage that had been done.
Last year, scans found another leak in Abbi's heart, and she went under the knife on January 16.
Dave added: "To be told that they are going to have to stop your little girl's heart and there's no guarantee they will be able to start it again is terrifying.
"Then to hear that if they did manage to there was a chance she could be brain damaged – well you wouldn't wish that on your worst enemy.
"We are not trying to bad mouth or blacklist anyone, we just want to promote basic first aid and get the message out about how important it is.
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"It's not over for her yet, this has changed her life forever and she's going to need more surgery when she's older."
The family, who have four other children, are also hoping to raise money for NMGH to buy new toys for the children's ward that cared for Abbi.
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Q: VBA to copy chart line color to many charts in different worksheets At work I have 72 Excel 2010 workbooks in total, each with 12 sheets, with a chart on each sheet (I think this means the charts are not embedded?). I am a basic programmer having only covered VB at A-Level.
I need all charts (on the 12 seperate sheets) in a workbook to have the same coloured data lines as the first chart in that workbook.
My initial thoughts were to record a macro of me manually changing the line colours, thicknesses and so on then view the code for this macro and put some sort of loop around it.
After many hours trying different suggestions and many google searches I can't get it to work.
The code I have so far is as follows:
Sub Macro1()

Dim i As Integer
Dim sht As Worksheet

For i = 1 To ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets.Count
Set sht = ActiveWorkbook.Sheets(i)

ActiveSheet.ChartObjects("Chart 1").Activate

ActiveChart.Legend.Select
ActiveChart.Legend.LegendEntries(1).Select
ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).Select
With Selection
    .MarkerStyle = 2
    .MarkerSize = 7
End With
Selection.MarkerStyle = -4168
Selection.Format.Fill.Visible = msoFalse
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .ForeColor.ObjectThemeColor = msoThemeColorAccent1
    .ForeColor.TintAndShade = 0
    .ForeColor.Brightness = 0
End With
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .ForeColor.RGB = RGB(255, 0, 0)
    .Transparency = 0
End With
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .ForeColor.RGB = RGB(255, 0, 0)
End With
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .ForeColor.RGB = RGB(255, 0, 0)
    .Transparency = 0
End With
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .Weight = 1.25
End With

ActiveChart.Legend.Select
ActiveChart.Legend.LegendEntries(2).Select
ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(2).Select
With Selection
    .MarkerStyle = 1
    .MarkerSize = 7
End With
Selection.MarkerStyle = -4168
Selection.Format.Fill.Visible = msoFalse
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .ForeColor.RGB = RGB(255, 0, 0)
End With
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .ForeColor.RGB = RGB(0, 112, 192)
    .Transparency = 0
End With
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .ForeColor.RGB = RGB(0, 112, 192)
End With
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .ForeColor.RGB = RGB(0, 112, 192)
    .Transparency = 0
End With
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .Weight = 1.25
End With

ActiveChart.Legend.Select
ActiveChart.Legend.LegendEntries(3).Select
ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(3).Select
With Selection
    .MarkerStyle = 3
    .MarkerSize = 7
End With
Selection.MarkerStyle = -4168
With Selection.Format.Fill
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .ForeColor.ObjectThemeColor = msoThemeColorAccent1
    .ForeColor.TintAndShade = 0
'     .ForeColor.Brightness = 0
    .Solid
End With
With Selection.Format.Fill
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .ForeColor.RGB = RGB(0, 176, 80)
    .Transparency = 0
    .Solid
End With
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .ForeColor.RGB = RGB(0, 112, 192)
End With
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .ForeColor.RGB = RGB(0, 176, 80)
    .Transparency = 0
End With
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .ForeColor.RGB = RGB(0, 176, 80)
End With
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .ForeColor.RGB = RGB(0, 176, 80)
    .Transparency = 0
End With
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .Weight = 1.25
End With
Selection.Format.Fill.Visible = msoFalse

ActiveChart.Legend.Select
ActiveChart.Legend.LegendEntries(4).Select
ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(4).Select
With Selection
    .MarkerStyle = -4168
    .MarkerSize = 7
End With
Selection.Format.Fill.Visible = msoFalse
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .ForeColor.RGB = RGB(0, 176, 80)
End With
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .ForeColor.RGB = RGB(112, 48, 160)
    .Transparency = 0
End With
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .ForeColor.RGB = RGB(112, 48, 160)
End With
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .ForeColor.RGB = RGB(112, 48, 160)
    .Transparency = 0
End With
With Selection.Format.Line
    .Visible = msoTrue
    .Weight = 1.25
End With

Next i

End Sub

This code runs and does what I want but only on the worksheet you actually have open in excel, it will not run through and run the macro on each worksheet in the workbook. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance

A: You could call your Sub Macro1 from a loop that loops through all Worksheets.
For example:
Sub WorksheetLoop()

     ' Declare Current as a worksheet object variable.
     Dim Current As Worksheet

     ' Loop through all of the worksheets in the active workbook.
     For Each Current In Worksheets

        ' Insert your code here.
        ' This line displays the worksheet name in a message box.
        MsgBox Current.Name
     Next

End Sub

Then you can pass the Current Worksheet to your Function and run your code on that sheet.
For more info see: Macro to Loop Through All Worksheets in a Workbook
In this case you would change your code like this:
Sub Macro1(Byval Current As Worksheet)

    Dim i As Integer
    Dim sht As Worksheet

    For i = 1 To ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets.Count
    Set sht = Current

    sht.ChartObjects("Chart 1").Activate

    .....

End Sub

And create a loop like this:
Sub WorksheetLoop()

     Dim Current As Worksheet

     For Each Current In Worksheets
        Call Macro1(Current)
     Next

End Sub

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As competições de remo nos Jogos Sul-Americanos de 2018 ocorreram entre 27 e 29 de maio em um total de 14 eventos. As competições aconteceram na Represa La Angostura, localizada em Cochabamba, Bolívia.

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Подкова () — польский дворянский герб.

Происхождение

Согласно описанию Юлиуша Островского, герб используется множеством шляхетских родов.

Герб упоминается в дворянских дипломах в Галиции в 1841 году и в Ковенской губернии в 1864 году .

Описание

В поле синем — подкова серебряная изгибом вверх. Над шлемом в короне — три пера страусовых.

Роды — носители герба
Bahryński, Banialewicz, Banielewicz, Bohatyrewicz, Bohatyrowicz, Burdynowski, Charski, Cichowski, Darguż, Dargużewicz, Dawidowski, Ejdym, Girżod, Górski, Guszcza (Гуща), Huszcza, Jesman, Jurjewicz, Kamieński, Kamiński, Kochlewski, Kochlowski, Kosko, Kozłowski, Lejko, Lysowski, Ławroń, Meszczer, Miecznikowski, Naborowski, Niewiarowski, Obfidowicz, Ostrowski, Pluchniewicz, Pontus, Pontusowicz, Regi, Regis, Rodziewicz, Rudnicki, Seytekowicz, Skepiewski, Sondomowicz, Songajłowicz, Sowiński, Szejdełałowicz, Szetejkowicz, Szołtmir, Toftycz, Tomaszewski, Walentynowicz, Winogrodzki, Wodoradzki, Wojdat, Zielonacki.

См. также
 Подкова в геральдике

Примечания

Литература

Гербы с шляхетскими коронами
Гербы с подковами


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"Good morning, girlfriend," Cowboy said, his voice tinged in sarcasm, never taking his eyes off her, like she was a prize filly at auction. "I'm sorry we got interrupted last night. We can play catch up today."
Rory understood the situation and her role. The Knights had a hold over her. WM wanted a doormat. For now, she'd be one, but if things got worse and an opportunity came her way, she'd blow this place. If nothing presented itself in two months' time, WM would take her home.
"Consider this a baptism. You've been born again, and belong to us, body, and soul," WM told her.
Part of it was the girl's reprimand, truth, he was mad at himself for being a part of something this dark. How bad am I that she prefers death to me?
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She's left a life of abuse behind and said goodbye to everything. The new life she's created as a yoga instructor in Vegas is already crumbling.
Her sexually harassing boss is shorting her checks, and threatening to hold back classes in the spring, but it's the things you don't see coming that can hurt the most.
A local motorcycle club, The Knights of Steel, have made her the latest target of their sex trafficking ring.
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The Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health (@kptotalhealth) hosted a wonderful conversation this week around a novel study of the use of social media to communicate health information, including an analysis of what physicians, media, and policy makers are talking about online.
In the end, doctors are doctors – promoting health actions that are more likely to benefit our patients. Kind of what we would predict, and a relief.
The most common hashtag used by family medicine specialists (that's us!) is #health.
I'm still ahead of my time – the only tweets in the database related to climate change, green health care, came from me. A few other docs posted about sustainability though. (Have I mentioned that Kaiser Permanente is now the first U.S. healthcare system to complete a fully verified GHG emissions inventory lately? Oops, I don't think I have yet. Blog post coming up. Prevention is the new HIT).
And in general from the event itself, it is amazing to hear in 2013 that we're talking about a non-trivial number of physicians learning about innovation in health care via Twitter. Think back to what you were doing with Twitter in 2006-7-8. I did, and I actually spoke about it with Regina Holliday (@ReginaHolliday) in our TEDx Talk together (see: "Embrace of Failure" – TEDx talk with Regina Holliday | Ted Eytan, MD). It was not done lightly. It was not done without a lot of trepidation. We were indirectly taught that what happens in health care stays in health care. For your boss to find out that you were on LinkedIn or tweeting about what you did to serve people was awkward at best. I actually started tweeting on a sabbatical if that says something (it doesn't say that I was told not to, it says that the profession itself was not comfortable in this space). Now that's more or less over, and doctors can be doctors who talk about their passion for health, prevention, diversity, equality, Washington, DC, and green health care. If I'm to use just one example :).
Thanks Greg Matthews (@chimoose) and the team at WCG, as well as my Kaiser Permanente colleagues for legitimizing and supporting the health professional voice online.
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Wharton é uma cidade localizada no estado norte-americano do Texas, no Condado de Wharton.

Demografia
Segundo o censo norte-americano de 2000, a sua população era de 9237 habitantes.
Em 2006, foi estimada uma população de 9345, um aumento de 108 (1.2%).

Geografia
De acordo com o United States Census Bureau tem uma área de
18,7 km², dos quais 18,7 km² cobertos por terra e 0,0 km² cobertos por água. Wharton localiza-se a aproximadamente 28 m acima do nível do mar.

Localidades na vizinhança
O diagrama seguinte representa as localidades num raio de 24 km ao redor de Wharton.

Ligações externas

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Webber/Rice rock opera about the life and death of Eva Peron finally comes to the big screen with all its extravaganza intact. Madonna's in the title role (in fine voice, lavishly costumed but unflatteringly lit) about an ambitious poor girl willing to do anything to make her mark--in this version by sleeping her way up the ladder of power to Argentine strongman Juan Peron (Pryce as wax dummy). Evita becomes a would-be champion of the people, even as the government ruthlessly suppresses their freedoms. The surprisingly strong-voiced Banderas (perhaps his emphatic enunciation is to make his English as clear as possible) is everyman narrator Che (changed from the stage version's revolutionary Che Guevera). The highlight is still Madonna's balcony scene, singing "Don't Cry for Me, Argentina," but some of the other songs are drowned by loud orchestration. Director Parker has a cameo as a frustrated film director trying to work with Evita.
Producer(s):
Robert Stigwood, Alan Parker, Andrew G. Vajna, Cinergi Productions, Dirty Hands, Hollywood Pictures, Buena Vista
Madonna, Antonio Banderas, Jonathan Pryce, Jimmy Nail, Victoria Sus, Julian Littman, Olga Meediz, Laura Pallas, Julia Worsley


text:
Top Twenty Invites for AMA Pro ATV Open Invitational
Bellco, Inc., producer of the 20th Annual Monster Energy/Kawasaki Pro Motocross National at Steel City Raceway, is proud to announce the top twenty riders who have been selected for the first-ever AMA Pro ATV Open Invitational.
The race will take place Saturday, August 25th at Steel City Raceway, sharing the weekend with round 10 of the AMA/Toyota Motocross Championships presented by FMF, as well as the final round of the WMA Championships.
Rest assured, there are many talented riders in the world of ATV racing, and it was very difficult narrowing it down to twenty. With the help of the team managers and their recommendations, the following riders will be in attendance:
Josh Creamer
Josh Upperman
Jason Luburgh
Pat Brown
Richard Pelchat
Cody Miller
Jeremy Lawson
Keith Little
Justin Bres
Rocco Arno
Doug Gust
Dustin Wimmer
Chad Wienen
Kory Ellis
Russell Shumaker
Lost Creek Cycle
Jason Dunkelberger
Joe Haavisto
The newly crowned 2007 AMA Pro Racing ATV Motocross Champion Joe Byrd was also invited to attend. Unfortunately, due to scheduling conflicts, Joe will not be able to attend. "The main reason [I won't be there] is I have a school scheduled for that weekend, and I didn't have enough time to reschedule it," Byrd said. "I played with the idea of trying to change the school, and I made some phone calls because I got a lot of people showing up for that thing; a lot of people already had vacation time set. I even had one guy say, 'I already bought a bike for that school.' So I'd feel really bad canceling that school. It may hurt me in the future, but I'm all for it. I wish I could be there. I'm 100% behind it. I think a lot of top Pros will show up for that event, so I really hope it goes over well."
Steel City Raceway has hosted a round of the AMA Motocross Championship since 1988, and hosted a round of the ITP/Moose Racing ATVA MX Nationals for the first time last year. The track features plenty of elevation changes and jumps, all laid out in a valley which provides some of the best spectator viewing in the sport. Amateur bike racing takes place on Friday.
The inaugural AMA Pro ATV Open at Steel City will take place on Saturday, August 25th in Delmont, Pennsylvania. The event will feature a Main Moto format starting at 11:30 am – rain or shine. ATV Pro pits will be open to fans for pro autographs.
Gates open on Thursday, and overnight camping is available. Admission for adults is $50 (Thur-Sun), $40 (Sat-Sun) and $30 on Sunday. Admission for Children 6-12 is $35 (Thur-Sun), $25 (Sat-Sun) and $15 on Sunday. Kids under 6 are free.
Tickets are available at the gate. Sorry, but there are no Saturday only tickets.
The ATV Open will be featured on Speed TV's AMA Toyota Motocross Championship Show.
WHAT: AMA Pro ATV Open, an inaugural pro invitational race held in conjunction with Round 10 of the 12-round AMA Toyota Motocross Championship presented by FMF
WHERE: Steel City Raceway, Delmont, PA
Located 20 miles east of Pittsburgh off Route 66
WHEN: Saturday, August 25, 2007
10:00a ATV Open Practice
11:30a ATV Staging & Opening Ceremonies
11:45a ATV Open Main (20 Min + 1 lap)
1 – 5:00p Bike Timed Qualifying
5:15p WMA Open Practice
8:30a WMA Moto 1 (20 Min + 1 Lap)
9-11:30a Fast 40 Timed Practice for Gate Pick
12:30p Opening Ceremonies
1:00p Moto 1: Lites National (30 Mins + 2Laps)
2:00p Moto 1: Motocross National (30Mins + 2 Laps)
3:30p Moto 2: Lites National (30 Mins + 2 Laps)
4:30p Moto 2: Motocross National (30 Mins + 2 Laps)
5:30p WMA Moto 2 (20 Min + 1 Lap)
COURSE: 1 mile (approx), loamy top soil with sawdust additive


This is a problem that people have been facing for as long as humanity has been spending. It's time for a vacation, but there's nothing in the bank.
You need a new car, but you haven't saved a penny in years. And maybe something even more serious has reared its head that you just don't have the cash to deal with.
You probably saved when you were a kid because maybe you only got a couple of dollars a week, but since then you've gotten out of the habit.
Don't worry, we totally get it. You've got bills, you've got kids, you've got to eat. And after a long week you just want to treat yourself to a drink or a movie.
We can see where the cash goes, and we understand. But saving has its benefits. You never know what's going to crop up in the future, and it's always reassuring to have that cushion.
So with that in mind, here's five painless things that you can do to save some money.
I know that there tends to be two different types of people that have an active gym membership, and I think that this particular piece of advice really applies to both.
First of all, there is an awful lot of people that are shelling out for a gym membership but are rarely, if ever, actually making use of it.
We've all been there, maybe it was after a week long vacation where you ate out every night of maybe it was as a New Year's Resolution.
All of us have thought about joining a gym to get in shape and a lot of us have actually gone through with signing up.
Well, if you're one of those people who is constantly telling themselves that they will make time to get to the gym and not ever doing it, it's time to cut that out of your list of bills.
It's just an unnecessary expense that you're getting nothing in return for. And if you're one of those people who does actually use the gym, you should consider re-thinking it too.
You'd be surprised by how much productive exercise you can get done at home, with little to no equipment.
Even if it's bodybuilding or strength training, there's plenty of bodyweight exercises that will work for you if you know what you're doing.
And in terms of cardio, I know all of these modern treadmills have TVs on them, but you can always run out in the fresh air.
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Seriously, think about it. Just like the gym memberships I talked about, we are constantly buying stuff that we don't ever end up using.
Think about what's in your kitchen. Is there a food processor in the back of your cupboard that you haven't touched in over a year? There probably is.
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Have a think to yourself about how much you spend on food every single week. And I'm not talking just about groceries.
That might be something you're spending a lot on too, but in terms of eating out, most of us could stand to do that quite a bit less.
It's very easy to spend too much on lunch. If there's a Subway or any kind of deli near where you work, it saves you time to just get lunch from there instead of making your own.
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Some evenings you're just not in the mood to cook and you'd rather just order some takeout. That's fine every once in a while but it all adds up.
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And on top of the money issue, it's a lot healthier too.
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Log in to Zapier and click the "Make a Zap!" button.
Type and select "Google Sheets" as your trigger app.
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Click "Connect an Account". A new window will open. Follow the prompts to allow Zapier access to your Google Drive files and spreadsheets.
When access has been granted successfully, click the "Test" button. The button should now show "Success!" on a green background. Click "Save + Continue".
Select the Google sheet that was created in step one from the "Spreadsheet" drop-down list. For "Worksheet", select "Sheet1" and click "Continue".
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Type "Meet Rex" to find the Meet Rex Zapier app and click the Rex icon to select Meet Rex as your action app.
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Click "Connect an Account" and enter your Meet Rex credentials to give Zapier access to your Meet Rex account.
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Link the three Google Sheet columns (Name, Email, Phone) to the three Meet Rex input fields (Customer Name, Email, Phone) and click "Continue".
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No, You Can't Add a Copying Defense to Obviousness Two Weeks Before Trial (And That Is a Good Thing)
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Yesterday Judge Williams issued an oral order in Board of Regents, The University of Texas System v. Boston Scientific Corporation, C.A. No. 18-392-GBW (D. Del.) addressing a dispute about whether plaintiffs could offer evidence of copying or other secondary considerations after they failed to disclose those argument until just before trial.
In a lengthy oral order, Judge Williams held that they had waited too long and are now precluded from offering evidence of copying or certain other secondary considerations.
According to the Court, plaintiff had failed to disclose its secondary considerations arguments despite numerous opportunities:
ORAL ORDER: . . . Plaintiff had several prior opportunities to advise [defendant] BSC of any claims of copying or other objective indicia of non−obviousness. Plaintiffs admitted that they disclosed only one secondary indicium of non−obviousness, "teaching away by prior art," in their response to BSC's interrogatory seeking what objective indicia of non−obviousness that Plaintiffs were asserting in this action. . . . Plaintiffs' First Amended Complaint, D.I. 124, and the two partial deposition transcripts that Plaintiffs submitted . . . on this issue . . . fail to mention the words "copy" or "steal" and thus could not have put BSC on notice of a copying defense. BSC's expert report recited various objective indicia of non−obviousness and explained the expert's understanding that Plaintiffs did not rely on those objective indicia of non−obviousness, which should again have prompted Plaintiffs to disclose such defenses if Plaintiffs were asserting any of them. . . . BSC specifically mentioned the lack of UTBOR's argument or evidence regarding the secondary considerations of commercial success or copying in its briefing on the Motion for Bifurcation, . . . and UTBOR did not refute BSC's argument, D.I. 253.
They had previously disclosed an argument on one secondary consideration, but that did nothing to help them here:
[T]he fact that Plaintiffs previously disclosed "teaching away by prior art" but did not previously disclose "copying" or any other objective indicia of non−obviousness is revealing.
The Court found that disclosure just two weeks before trial prejudiced the defendant (no kidding!):
To now permit UTBOR and TissueGen to assert and disclose previously−undisclosed defenses to BSC's invalidity counterclaims, such as copying and other objective indicia of non−obviousness, approximately two weeks before trial would be highly prejudicial to BSC. Significantly, the Court's Scheduling Order permitted BSC to "submit an expert opinion in reply to any expert report or opinion on objective indicia of non−obviousness[,]" . . . and Plaintiffs' lack of disclosure deprived BSC of the opportunity to submit such an opinion.
The Court addressed the (notorious) Pennypack factors, and found that they favored exclusion—even without a finding of bad faith:
Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 37(c)(1) provides: "If a party fails to provide information... as required by Rule 26(a) or (e), the party is not allowed to use that information... to supply evidence... at a trial, unless the failure was substantially justified or is harmless." The Third Circuit considers the Pennypack factors on such issues. An analysis of the Pennypack factors, which Plaintiffs agree apply here, D.I. 279 at 4, reveals that BSC would suffer substantial prejudice and there would be no way for the Court to grant BSC adequate time to prepare for Plaintiffs' new theories and have trial as scheduled; the parties' dispute signifies the importance of the objective indicia evidence; and the likelihood of substantial disagreements between the parties about the admissibility of evidence that supports objective indicia of non−obviousness, such as copying, could "disrupt the orderly and efficient trial of the case[,]" LabMD Inc. v. Boback, 47 F.4th 164, 189 (3d Cir. 2022). However, the Court does not assume Plaintiffs acted in bad faith. Further, the concept of "teaching away by prior art" is generally used to refute the idea that certain prior art alleged to render a patent obvious taught away from the patent at the time of the invention. See Galderma Lab'ys, L.P. v. Tolmar, Inc., 737 F.3d 731, 737−38 (Fed. Cir. 2013); In re Mouttet, 686 F.3d 1322, 1333 (Fed. Cir. 2012) ("A reference that properly teaches away can preclude a determination that the reference renders a claim obvious.").
Opinion: Why Exclusion Can Be a Good Thing
Pennypack is downright ancient (it issued in 1977), but the Court's treatment of it has varied over time. In some time periods, the judges have seemed to find preclusion easily, and in others it has been difficult to get things precluded. Lately it seems like the pendulum has swung back, and things are getting excluded again.
That's great, in my view. When the scheduling order isn't enforced, it only punishes those who follow it.
For a while there, it seemed like the Court had become hesitant to exclude things under Pennypack. I don't think it's just me—a couple of years ago, I remember hearing senior Delaware counsel from another firm advise a JDG to hold back on disclosing an argument, rather than being forthcoming, because "nothing gets excluded under Pennypack."
That's obviously wrong, but it's not hard to see how they came to that conclusion. And pushing back on that idea (as Delaware counsel) can be tricky without recent examples of things being excluded. So I'm always happy to to see the Court holding the parties to the scheduling order when they violate the rules.
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Why You Should Know the Difference Between Magazines & Clips
BY: Carla Arbuckle
Thursday, January 1st, 1970
It is common to hear people use the terms clip and magazine interchangeably. These terms are mutually exclusive. You most frequently hear people use clip when they should say firearm magazine. One has to wonder if there is a link between the way these terms are used in popular entertainment, such as on the television or in movies, and how many people use these terms. Movies and television have a reputation for depicting how firearms work incorrectly.
The thing about the way the human mind works is that when we hear phrases repeated again and again, they filtrate into our vocabulary. Our definition for these terms is based on inaccurate information we receive from entertainment.
It is different for those of us who understand how guns work. When we hear someone say clip when they should say magazine, it is jarring. It is like listening to someone take their nails and scratch them on a chalkboard.
Why Is It Important to Distinguish between a Clip and a Magazine?
Someone will read this and wonder why this writer being such of a stickler. Is there really that big of a difference between a magazine and a clip? Aren't the two terms interchangeable?
No. The terms are not interchangeable. There is a difference between a magazine and a clip. There are two valuable reasons you need to know the difference.
The first reason has to do with how others perceive you. If you are having a conversation with someone who knows firearms, you want them to take you seriously. If you use terminology incorrectly, your credibility will take a hit.
The second reason has to do with functionality. If you talk to someone who understands guns and you say you want a clip, they will think you really want a clip as opposed to a magazine. This could create a confusing and in extreme circumstances dangerous situation.
Understanding the Difference between a Clip and a Magazine
The simplest way to explain it is that a clip feeds magazines. Magazines feed firearms. You rarely see a clip in the design of a modern firearm. This is because gun engineers design firearms to have removable magazines. An example of a removable magazine is the magazines used in rifles.
If we could hop in the Way Back machine and go back to World War II, then you would see firearms, such as the M1 Garand, that had a non-removable magazine. This firearm was fed by a clip.
Magazines are divided into four main components. Modern magazines can be removed from the firearm, allowing you to load a new full one quick.
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The clip is just a little piece of metal. They have designed it with a shape that allows it to hold cartridges in a row. You push these into a magazine by hand.
Knowing the difference between a magazine and a clip might not be a big deal for Hollywood. People watch movies because they want entertainment. The success of movies depends on people being able to suspend reality. If not, every time a superhero flew around, the entire audience would think to themselves, "Well, this doesn't happen in real life."
However, if your interest is in learning about firearms and using firearms, it is important that you get the terminology down. If you use the wrong phrase, people will know that you are a newbie. You will have no credibility with your shooting peers. And they will always question what it is that you want or what you mean.
Here's something I can help you with as a memory aid. When you think about the term clip outside of firearms, what do you think about? Most people think about a short television clip, a newspaper clipping, or a clip of audio. This is something smaller than a magazine.
A magazine is a full publication. So magazines are a hundred pages or more. Clips of text make up a big magazine. If you can remember the difference between a magazine and a magazine clipping, then you can remember the difference between a clip and a magazine.
The clip is the small device that holds only 10 rounds. It is loaded into a larger magazine. Magazines hold 100 or more rounds. Also, a magazine will always have a spring, and a clip will not.
Carla Arbuckle
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Narcissism ~ Should we forgive the abuser?
On March 12, 2016 May 16, 2016 By cherished79In mental health, Narcissism, narcissistic mother
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I've never heard it put better and expressed so perfectly. Thank you
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Me neither, and it's usually said the other way, "Forgive" and you will be better, but he is explaining his reasons not to forgiving. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
Really good video. My Dad was NPD; and luckily for me he died when I was 30. What happened? I beautifully empowered young man began to grow. You're right though. I didn't forgive him, I forgave myself for allowing myself to be treated in that fashion. I also tried to understand the lifestyle he had during his youth, and it wasn't pretty. I try hard not to judge. Because I wonder how I would be if presented with his youth. But, in the same fashion I will never forgive.
The hardest part was realising that he didn't want me, or cared for me. I was an extension for society to go look! Look how awesome I am, I have the son that's doing great. But, like you say, time healed it. That and he'd dead. No contact 🙂
I feel the same about forgiveness, and that is I will never forgive my mother for her abuse during my childhood. Just in the past year have I discovered what narcissism really means and she that never loved me, cared about me and never will. It's hard to accept, but that's the way it is. Yes, and NO CONTACT would have saved me years of grief. I thought this video was very informative. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
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TRIGGER WARNING: This guy's videos are incredibly good, but VERY intense. Still, I can't stop watching them. Sage advice from a survivor of narcissistic abuse.
I know, I keep watching them also, but he has really explained some things that I never understood about my NM, and watching his videos has explained much more than what I've read so far about certain aspects of narc. I watched one on "NO CONTACT", really instills, 'no contact' to anyone that is still in a relationship with a narc and thinking about getting out. Wish I would have seen that before I stepped into shark infested waters the last time I tried to reconcile.
This guy's videos are GREAT–but I agree with you they can be VERY intense and triggering!
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Thanks for the link. 🙂
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Robin Williams (1951 – 2014) RIP
Robin Williams, a comedian, born on July 21st, 1951 in Chicago, Illinois. He rose to fame with his role as an alien on "Mork and Mindy" TV series. Winning many Academy Awards for his role in movies, he also won Grammy and Screen Actors Guild Awards, as well as, Golden Globes. A comment made by Williams' at the 1986 Academy Awards never saw him hosting the event again. Although there is not enough evidence to support that he suffered from bipolar disorder, they argued that manic depression was behind the performances in many of his movies. Almost always the comedian in movies, he has played serious parts also. At his death on August 11, 2014, he was struggling with major depression, causing suicide and later noted that he also was in the first stages of Parkinson's. He wore a mask with a smile, yet so sad inside.
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Drew Carey-On Depression
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