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David Seaman hails England show of support for exclusivity
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David Seaman has hailed England's show of support for inclusivity at the World Cup as "quite right".
Firecrackers explode before the start of the World Cup group B soccer match between England and The United States, at the Al Bayt Stadium in Al Khor, Qatar, Friday, Nov. 25, 2022. (AP Photo/Ebrahim Noroozi).
The former England goalkeeper praised the team as he spoke about the controversies at this year's competition in Qatar from the Fifa fan zone in Tottenham Court Road, central London, on Friday evening.
England took the knee just before kick-off to protest against inequality, having also made the gesture in their first match against Iran on Monday.
Speaking to the PA news agency during the game, Seaman said: "It's quite right. The more awareness that's out there, the better it is.
"We've shown as a group that we can support things like this.
"Everyone was behind wearing the armband but that didn't happen but the more we highlight things like this the better."
Seaman was also critical of Fifa as well as the World Cup hosts over last-minute decisions such as banning alcohol for fans in stadiums, saying: "I was a bit disappointed to be honest that it was in Qatar.
"We've known about this for 12 years but some of the decisions that have been made in the last minute - I think it's just a lack of organisation.
"Fifa need to take some of the blame as well."
"It's a shame it's not for everybody to watch or not everybody can watch it but now let's enjoy it," he added.
Thousands of people gathered at the Fifa fan zone in Tottenham Court Road, central London, for the game, where they chanted: "It's coming home."
Members of the crowd wore Budweiser bucket hats, which were handed out for free, and were decked in England T-shirts and flags.
Some USA supporters also joined the crowd, wearing American flags.
Shawn Kelly, 29, from Boston, said: "It's been a lovely experience.
"Everyone has been very friendly. We have a lot in common. There's a lot of camaraderie."
Thomas Borland, 32, from Washington DC, who came to the UK just to watch the World Cup, joked that he felt "slightly" out of place in the crowd.
But he added: "There is nowhere else I'd rather be. This is what it's all about."
Collin Gibson, 47, who lives in Tonbridge, Kent, but was born in North Carolina, said he was torn over which team to support with his family all supporting the US team.
"I think I want England to win," he said. "If England wins I'll be very happy, if America wins I'll be ecstatic."
As the game finished, the room erupted in "Booos" as the teams drew with no goals scored.
Speaking about the atmosphere at the Fifa fan zone, Seaman said: "I think it's brilliant because I've been a player in these World Cups and I know what it's like.
"You're shut away from everybody so to now come and watch it as a fan it's really brilliant.
"I love it - I love all the atmosphere that builds up. I love the fact that you see all the cars with their flags out. Even I have a flag on my car so I'm an England fan now and I love being an England fan.
"When you're a player it's much different - you're trying to win for the fans. Now I want my England team to win for me as a fan."
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WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (March 12, 2011) – Stonehill College, ranked fifth in this week's National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) East Regional poll, picked up its fifth-straight win with a 9-5 victory over Ashland University, among teams receiving votes in this week's Collegiate Baseball magazine Division II poll, in non-conference baseball action at the RussMatt Invitational this afternoon.
Freshman lefthander Zach Solier (Milford, Conn./Jonathan Law) threw four scoreless innings of relief for Stonehill to halt an Ashland rally, while senior Angelo Bruno (Norwalk, Conn./Norwalk) belted his third home run in two days for the Skyhawks. Bruno finished 2-for-5 with the home run and three RBI.
Sophomore Michael Zeiner (Simsbury, Conn./Simsbury) hit 1-for-3 with a double and RBI, while junior Michael White (Lisbon, N.H./Lisbon Regional) was 2-for-4 with a stolen base and two runs scored. Juniors Kyle Shepard (Boxford, Mass./Masconomet) and Steven Popp (Unionville, Conn./Farmington) both finished 2-for-4, with Shepard adding two runs scored.
Freshman Zach Solier earned his first career win in just his second appearance, scattering four hits over 4.2 innings.
Solier, making his second collegiate appearance, picked up his first collegiate win (1-0), scattering four hits over 4.2 innings of shutout relief, striking out five and walking two. Junior lefthander Michael Von Stein (Trumbull, Conn./Trumbull) retired all four batters he faced after entering the game with two on and two out to preserve the win and earn the save.
Stonehill opened a 5-0 lead after two innings, capped by a three-run double by Zeiner in the second. The Skyhawks got on the board with a pair of runs in the first, sparked by a double steal by senior Nick Nardacci (Bethlehem, N.Y./Bethlehem Central) after reaching on a walk. Bruno drove in White with a single.
second and third with none out.
Stonehill regained the lead with two in the sixth on an RBI single by Nardacci and a sacrifice fly by senior Scott Hackett (Bangor, Maine/Bangor). Bruno sealed the win with his two-run shot in the ninth after White led off with a single.
Stonehill (6-2, 0-0 NE-10) back in action tomorrow when it faces rival Bentley University at 4 p.m. The Skyhawks first home game is scheduled for Friday, March 25, when they host Post University for a non-conference doubleheader starting at 1 p.m.


Jimmy N. Storey's wife, Pam, does not believe the way her husband died makes him an automatic hero. But the flood of letters she received after Sept. 11 from people whose lives he had touched and careers he had mentored as far back as the 1970's made her deeply proud of the heroic figure he had been during his life.
A senior vice president for Marsh & McLennan based in Houston, Mr. Storey was visiting the company's offices in the World Trade Center on Sept. 11. After his death, Ms. Storey said, letters poured in from as far away as Spokane, Wash., where the couple lived 22 years ago when Mr. Storey worked for Aetna Insurance.
His other daughter, Tracey, recalls his lending her money to open her first bank account — and taking it away after she spent it, violating the terms of the loan. Ms. Storey took to heart the lesson about trust and its boundaries. 'It takes a certain love and respect for your children to be able to teach them things like that,' she said.
My thoughts and prayers are with Jimmy Storey's family along with all of the Marsh family, as they are every year on this date. I worked with Jimmy in the Marsh & McLennan Houston office in the early 80s and always appreciated his wit and humor.
Back in the early 90's I was Insurance Brokerage Practice Leader in the Kansas City office. Jimmy visited us a few times, and a nicer more professional person I have never met. A first rate stand up guy who really knew his business. Everyone in our office was devastated when we lost Jimmy. Rest in Peace my friend.
I met Jim when I first came to work at Marsh back in 1987 as Administrative Manager for the Seattle Office. I was told he was someone who could teach me the ropes on how to run an office. To be honest, I don't remember exactly what I learned from him as it was a long time ago. I do remember him as a incredibly helpful man who helped me understand the organization and how to help others succeed. I didn't realize that he had perished on 9/11 as I never would have thought him not to be in Houston. Now, many years later it saddens me to hear this. We only met once, for a few days, but when I saw his name his kindness and help came right back to me.
Jim, I miss you! We did have some fun like the 5 AM Los Angeles office video conference with New York. Then I had to insure that the Houston Office had a supply of spare phone sets because of your desire to vent your frustrations on the poor phone. You were great to work with and it is my honor to have known and worked with you.
J7H/Marsh Colleagues will never forget you dear Jimmy Storey. You are thoujght of often.
Really admired you. I know your family and friends still miss you. I can't believe another year has gone by.
You are missed and thought of often. God bless you.
I never knew him or heard of him before...but I had a weird visit in my room about a year ago, in which I heard a voice telling me that they died in WTC1. He wanted me to let his family know he was OK. When I looked into it the next morning, this was the only 'Jimmy' that was listed...and he was from Houston, where I'm from and where I live. I tried to contact the family, even though I worried I'd be cursed out or something. Sigh...I wish I could tell the family what happened.
Jim was always kidding and making work fun. I met him several time at BUG meetings and in New York. God bless.
I had the pleasure of working with Jimmy in the early 90's when he would visit our Kansas City office to help with budgeting. Jimmy was simply one of the best. My heartfelt condolences to his family.
I had the pleasure of working with and knowing Jim. I will always remember him as a serious and meticulous man - but also a man with a ready smile and a sense of humor. I never think of 9/11 without thinking of Jim - he will forever be remembered well.
Ten years later I still miss Jimmy, good friend, friendly adversary at budget meetings, fellow book lover and quiet hero. A measure of justice has been achieved but it's a poor substitute for Jimmy's presence and companionship. God bless Pam and family.
A stong Husband, Father and Grandfather...your memory lives on and you are not forgotten.
I didn't know Jimmy but I have worked at Marsh for many years. I go on this site to read about our lost colleagues and to let their families and friends know that they are not forgotten. I hope his family has been able to find some peace after all these years.
You were more than uncle. And your wisdom still influences me today.
My thoughts are with the families of those who died on 9/11. As a former Marsh employee, I lost many friends that day - and still feel the horror of watching the unthinkable occur.
I still miss you Dad!!
Before I retired I was the Office Head of the MMI office in Tulsa. Because of my position and Jimmy's in the Houston Office we had weekly contact for five years. As a financial officer he was tough and extremely capable. We stayed in touch following my retirement. Just three weeks prior to his death he sent me an e-mail picture of him holding a new grandbaby. One of my biggest regrets was not realizing the importance of this because I deleted it a few days after I received it. He was a great friend and I miss him.
Jimmy, you were one of a kind. You kept us all on the straight and narrow in Dallas. Our loss is God's gain.


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What kind of poppers do we have this week?
Special invitation to to our "Friends and Farm-ily" and anyone who is interested in seeing the farm! We will be having a fun farm open house and Apple Butter Festival October 20th from 10-5pm. Come meet the baby calves, bunnies and our mini horse who finally has a name…..Juniper! More details for the farm day coming soon, but mark your calendars and plan to come enjoy some time on the farm! It marks the final pick up for Summer 2018 Season. November 1st is the start of Winter CSA, details for that coming soon as well.
Well if jalapenos poppers are your style, I promise Passion Poppers will be! They are a kiwi berry grown in the US. We love getting them from a farm in PA every year (hope to have our own growing eventually). We are sharing them with you this week in the CSA. As the box states you let them ripen on the counter until they begin to look a little wrinkly and then pop them in your mouth! They are delicious and you won't want to share! We hope you love them as much as we do!
I have some awesome recipes to share this week. We were beginning to think we had used every possible way to enjoy eggplant, but since it's been so abundant this year we had to find one more way. A "farm-ily" member mentioned eggplant moussaka so we had to try it! You won't be disappointed. And it freezes well for a last minute meal later on.
We are still enjoying peppers and sad to see the tomatoes go so early this year. But the different weather patterns make some things thrive and others struggle. So it was no bumper tomato year, but there was plenty of other veggies to be thankful for. My new favorite pepper recipe is this casserole! You can add any sauteed veggie to it as well as peppers. We serve it over rice for a nice vegetarian dinner (or add ground beef or sausage). When even the 4 year old devours it, I know it's a winner! He loves vegetables, but only raw….not a huge fan of cooked ones yet.
It's time for winter squash!!! Best way to eat acorn squash. Spaghetti squash is my second favorite and here is a great way to prepare it. I love it served like pasta with pesto on it. Butternut will be here soon!
We are awaiting the cooler weather and so is the garden! The summer crops are still pumping, like eggplant, peppers, tomatoes and green beans. We are having a slow okra season, but hope for a bumper crop soon. Some of you are cheering and some are groaning, I hear you! I love okra any way I use it but I find first time okra fans like this post might help. I love it just plain roasted with butter and garlic and salt, you know me….I don't usually use a recipe, but here is one if you need some guidelines (but skip the bad oil and double the butter).
The Squash is back after two successions were mysteriously killed buy some weather issue or bug we couldn't determine. Potatoes, garlic , onions are abundant and sweet potatoes will be harvested in the next month. Which brings me to the mystery green this week…..did anyone know what it was?
Sweet potato greens are a wonderful treat and full of vitamins and minerals! Here are some fun ideas for using it.
Farm baby updates, we have two precious calves doing great on their nurse cow mama Elise. She had suffered an abscess on her leg and wasn't able to do the long walk back and forth to the pasture we rotate. As we needed her nearby for treatment and nursing back to health we decided a more gentle way to handle her full bag of milk was to let two calves nurse her. She has taken to them splendidly and is healing nicely. She will begin to put weight back on now that she is healing. Next farm baby expected is a baby Baker, due date December 31st!
For canning and freezing ideas look here and here. We love to make double when we cook and freeze for a busy day.
Don't forget meat pick up from 2-4 this Thursday in the cabin or during regular pick up hours at your dropsite!
Keep your eyes open for a special invitation to a fall farm visit we are planning!
If summer isn't tasty enough I just discovered the joy of jalapeno's! Sure I have made poppers before and being a little bit afraid of spicy things I mostly like watching the kids enjoying them, and tentatively eat some. One customer told me he eats raw jalapeno poppers, I am for sure not that brave. However it would be so good for you! For some reason yesterday I decided to add some to our scalloped potatoes thinking that the long baking time would moderate the heat. Boy was I right and the flavor was unbeatable! I just used this recipe and added sliced jalapenos and cooked pork bbq to make it a whole meal. We loved it! Try it out, we don't pack hot peppers in delivery shares, but they are always available at the csa pick up and in the cabin store. The keep a really long time, too!
If you haven't tried the fennel yet, this is a great way to enjoy it! And if you don't have goats or bunnies to serve the tops too try some of these great ideas! We love this seldom seen vegetable!
We had the first of the three calves born on Monday night! Look at facebook or instagram soon for pictures of her. The littlest farm boy has claimed her as his and named her Blossom. She will be on display near the cabin soon, but right now she is up in the newborn stall in the barn getting lots of little farmer snuggles. She did take a walk with them yesterday and came to the kitchen to visit me! What a silly surprise. We also had a neighbor's donkey get loose and come visit our donkey, he too came up the back porch steps for a visit! Life on the farm!!!
OH, and this weekend we are going to try grilling a whole chicken. I plan to rub our bacon rub under the skin and cut the chicken in half along the backbone and splay it open (spatchcock style). We have a charcoal grill so I'll get the coals going and then spread them out to either side and cook it over indirect heat for about an hour. I'll let you know how it goes!
Enjoy your week and your lovingly raised goodies from the Bakers!
Wow, we are enjoying the heatwave after all the rain this summer. Feeling blessed as there are parts of our country where they are experiencing drought, but sometimes it's fun to farm without being in a downpour! We have some great things coming out of the garden right now!
Eggplant, Peppers, Shallots, Onions, Basil, Cucumbers, Carrots, Tomatoes, Potatoes, Melons, Green Beans, and Garlic. Squash took a break and will return soon (we lost two sucessions to unknown causes and are waitig for the next to catch up. Lettuce is struggling a bit in the heat, but should be back strong soon. Okra is almost ready, yay!
If anyone would like to order bulk cucumbers, peppers, onions or tomatoes for canning please let us know. We will have them soon. My favorite summertime recipe for canning is Rotel. It's somewhat like salsa and somewhat like tomato sauce. A good friend introduced me to a recipe for it years ago and I hear it can be bought in grocery stores, but don't go to those often so I wouldn't know! We use it as salsa in the winter when we miss tomatoes and also in chili or soups. This is my go to recipe, I use honey instead of sugar and have great results and I usually don't use hot peppers, but add more bell peppers.
Another favorite right now, as the cherry tomatoes start coming in, is roasted cherry tomatoes with garlic and basil. It's so good on anything! Tonight we had it over quinoa for a simple supper. I just slice mine, toss with olive oil, mix in basil leaves and sliced garlic and roast for about half hour at 350 or until we want to eat! If you need more precise details try this recipe and add the basil.
Shallots are the dark pink skinned 'onion' looking items! Here is a fun site with great recipes for shallots, though we tend to just use them like onions, you can be more creative! It wouldn't be summer if I didn't mention my favorite dish…….Ratatouille! My version is to either saute or roast any combo of Eggplant, Peppers, Onions, Shallots, Squash, Garlic or Tomatoes and serve along side meat or with ground beef. I love to make this in huge batches and freeze it for a quick meal or even a winter craving for summer veggies. For a detailed recipe try this!
Farm update: We have three cows due to calf in the next three weeks so be on the lookout for some cute babies! We had 6 piglets born last week and they are doing great! Sadly Mama pig doesn't like visitors so we won't be showing them off. We have one kitten left looking for a great home, let us know if you are interested.
We hope you all had a blessed 4th of July filled with family or friends or both, and of course good, local food as we did! We are waiting on the first tomatoes and excited to have peppers by this weekend. It's almost salsa time! It's fun to talk to other farmers and see what is thriving in their gardens. One friend has green beans already but their peppers are behind ours, it's hard to predict!
Brown rice, cooked and cooled and dressed with lemon juice, olive oil, splash of liquid aminos and maple syrup. Chopped cabbage, cilantro and scallions. You can add cooked chicken to make it a main dish or leave as is for a side. It's quick, easy and can be eaten room temperature or cold. OH and we top it with avocado if we have it. Can't wait to add tomatoes to it!
We harvested tons of chickens this week in the hot weather and are thankful to have that hot chore behind us. All the equipment worked well and it was a blessing to have it go smoothly. Our next batch arrives next week along with THanksgiving Turkeys! Can you believe we are already planning our and your thanksgiving? We are, in more ways than one. We are also planting brussel sprouts, cauliflower, broccoli and more for November!
We have a few spots available in the herbal class we are teaching this weekend in Waterford if you are intersted in learning how to keep your family healthy with homemade medicine. We need to know by tomorrow so we can harvest enough herbs for everyone. Let me know if you want to register and have trouble. This is an in depth class and you will take home lots of herbal remedies along with lots of knowledge.
Have a great week and Sean and the little farmers look forward to seeing you for meat pick up this weekend 3-5. We enjoyed seeing those of you that came today! Thanks for everyone's patience with the cabin fridge being broken, we hope the part arrives today and that it will be fixed soon.
Week 8 Summer is here!
Summer is here! Wow, we enjoy all the garden has to offer this time of year! So many healthy choices, eating local is always fun, but in the summer it's hard to choose what to eat! We enjoy how many different ways to enjoy winter crops since there are less choices. Today we made zucchini boats by scooping out the flesh with a melon baller and chopping it up with garlic scapes and sauteing it with ground beef. Then we mixed in cheese and put it all back in the boats and baked them. Yum! A few nights ago we made the best ever chicken fried steak recipe. It takes a little time, but so worth it!
We have also been making our minute steaks in the instant pot (its perfect for making them tender quickly) and then slicing them up for stir fry with rice and summer squash. The onions are almost ready and I can't wait! For Father's Day we got a smoker and smoked some chickens on it. If I loved pasture raised chicken before, I can't tell you how excited I am about this! So juicy and tender and delish! Let's just say the farmer was pleased with his gift!
We are still making garlic scape and chive pesto, but the real deal is right around the corner! Basil is here and there is plenty this week! Try this pesto when you can! Scapes can be substituted for garlic nicely. And pesto freezes well.
We made our first batch of hay this past weekend and ended up with 35 lovely round bales of nice organic hay that we will use for the cows and horses in the winter. It's always a blessing when the rain holds off and the hay doesn't get rained on during the process. Now we have two more properties to make the hay on and we'll be done until it grows back late summer and we start the process again. Finding three days in a row with no rain can be a challenge, so we were thankful! We are working hard keeping the animals cool during this warm week, but it's good to remember those cold days when water freezes and different things are hard!
Guess what was born this week???
Have a lovely week and enjoy the bounty!
Wow, June already! We are enjoying this cool weather, after some really hot and really rainy times! This week your shares have a fun new(to some of you) veggie! Green Kohlrabi!! We love this little gem because it's fun, and you can't go wrong with how you eat it. Raw, baked, stir fried, no wrong way! Even the leaves are edible. We like to put them on grilled cheese sandwiches or chop and saute them. Try these ideas out!
If you haven't made anything with your scapes yet, you have to try the pesto! We put some on homemade pizza last night and it was amazing! We used some summer squash that we sauteed first and ground beef, too. It was so good I can't wait for pizza night again. Don't worry there are still some scapes if you have already used yours!
We are also loving the salad and happy for that easy side dish almost every night. We alternate between a homemade oil and vinegar, ranch (made with our spice rub in the cabin and homemade sour cream or mayo) and a great asian dressing I make (I tweak this with honey instead of sugar and I use olive oil instead of peanut with a splash of sesame oil).
I also made a great salad the other day that made a perfect portable lunch for Sean and the CSA delivery helper this week. The children take turns each week dropping off CSA with him and this week he and Emily got to stop for a picnic at Mom's Apple Pie in round hill after delivery our teas to them. I cooked and cooled some quinoa, cooked a frozen chicken in the instant pot and chopped and cooled the meat, then diced some raw summer squash and salted it and let it sit for 15 minutes. I chopped kale and added to the cooled quinoa and chicken, then rinsed and drained the squash and added it to the mix. Then I poured the asian dressing over it all. It was delicious!
OH and we sent some yummy cube steaks out this week, my favorite way to make them is this! I don't make the gravy and we love it without. Scared of how to cook your ham roast? Don't be! I use the instant pot and sautee each side first, then cook for 55 minutes at high pressure with a cup of apple cider and a sprinkle of our bacon rub, then finish in the oven to crisp it up. It's perfect, you could modify with a crock pot as well. Don't forget the bacon rub is also perfect on your bacon and even a chicken!
We hope you enjoy the bounty!
I cooked one rabbit (purchased from the Day Spring Farm kids) in the instant pot with 3/4 cup water and salt and herbs for 15 minutes. While it was cooking I chopped a bunch of chard, stems and all and 3 baby bok choi and sauteed them. Then added 2 cups of frozen marinara (from last summer) and covered to simmer. Then I took the rabbit out of the pot to cool and added the peeled sweet potatoes cut into 3 hunks. I let them cook on high in the instant pot for 20 minutes and I went out to harvest lettuce for CSA. When we headed in we pulled the rabbit off the bones and added to the simmering veggies and sauce. Then drained and mashed the sweet potato with some butter and salt and topped the dish with them. Pictures on facebook and instagram, let's just say yum, it was a hit! So we named it rabbit pie! When the carrots are back in season, we will do shepherds pie!
I also can't wait to make this cocoa as a treat now that I have more gelatin. Don't get me wrong homemade bone broth from your bones and chicken backs is an excellent way to get nutrients, but this is one fun way!
For the holiday we will be mostly gardening and tending the animals, but we will set aside some time to grill some of our beef and play some games. Our favorite hamburgers are easy, just thaw your ground beef, mix in some of our garlic herb rub (located in the cabin store) and shape! Did you know if you push a dent into your burger before cooking that it won't puff up and get rounded on top? Then it cooks evenly and isn't too fat for a bun. Can't wait!
We hope you have a great holiday weekend and enjoy your food!
There is nothing cuter than a new kitten! Happy Valentine's Day from Day Spring Farm!
We are still awaiting our next calf, who is due to be born to Princess Lollipop sometime this month. She is having her vacation from giving milk and she can be seen in the front of the farm lounging with the horses. Hopefully she doesn't get used to the lazy days with the horses and not want to head back to work with the dairy cows after her calf arrives. They work night and day making delicious milk no matter what the weather is. With our fodder production (green barley sprouts) they don't drop in milk production the way the used to in cold weather. Even in the past few very cold days the udders are full and the milk still has lots of cream! What a Blessing.
The chickens on the other hand, though they are enjoying their fodder, are not laying very many eggs on these cold days. The days are already lengthening and soon there will be plenty of eggs again. The baby veggies are being planted in our basement and are emerging from the soil each day, before we know it, it will be time to head them out to the green house. Keep your eyes open for baby lambs, we'll move them closer to the cabin once they are born. The ewes are walking more slowly these days with very round bellies, hopefully carrying lots of healthy twins! Even in this cold there are lots of signs that Spring is surely around the corner!
1) Don't forget to curl up with some homemade hot cocoa with day spring farm milk and enjoy some quiet time before spring gets here!


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Lightfoot, Franklin & White LLC partner Brandon K. Essig has been named a 2020 "Top Attorney" in the White-collar Defense category by Birmingham Magazine.
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"We congratulate Brandon on this impressive recognition and for representing our firm as a leader in the local legal community," said Lightfoot managing partner Melody Eagan.
Essig focuses his practice on white-collar criminal defense, corporate investigations, NCAA compliance and investigations, and general litigation. He joined Lightfoot after nearly eight years as a federal prosecutor for the Department of Justice in the Middle District of Alabama where he tried multiple felony jury trials each year. Prior to his time at the DOJ, Essig was a Captain in the U.S. Marine Corps where he worked as a prosecutor and deployed with an infantry unit to Fallujah, Iraq.
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Renee M. (LaRocque) Arrington
April 4, 1922 ~ April 5, 2020 (age 98)
Renee M Arrington, age 98 of Byfield, formerly of Lynn died Sunday April 5th at Country Manor for Health and Rehabilitation in Newburyport after a brief illness. She was the wife of the late Martin J Pawlowski with whom she shared 38 years of marriage, and the late George H Arrington with whom she shared 6 years of marriage. Born in Lewiston Me she was the daughter of the late Cornelius and Marie (Gulph) LaRocque. She attended schools in Lynn. She was employed at the General Electric in Lynn as an assembler during WWII. She lived in Lynn until moving to Byfield in 1987. Renee was a member of the former St. Michael's Church in Lynn and St Mary's Church in Georgetown. She enjoyed going to Senior Centers in Lynn, Saugus and Peabody. She was an avid Line Dancer, enjoyed Beano and going to Foxwoods and traveling with her friends. She loved spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren and great grandchildren.
She is survived by one son, Martin J and his wife Theresa Pawlowski, Jr of Byfield, one daughter Janice P. and her husband Dexter Bishop of Topsfield, four grandchildren, Donna and her husband Daniel Kielty of Beverly, Mark and his wife Karen Bishop of Bradford, Renee Pawlowski of Tewksbury, and Alina Pawlowski of Amesbury, three great grandchildren, Jake Kielty and Tyler and Kyle Bishop and many nieces and nephews. She was the sister of the late Marcielle Granahan and Gilbert and Robert LaRocque.
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Exposed brick walls. Pipes. Wooden beams. Worn floors. Steel-framed windows. These are all traits of a typical Manhattan kitchen. The industrial Manhattan loft style kitchen has a very distinct feel. It's all about (literally) showing what the building is made of, and creating features from elements that would typically be hidden behind walls in other kitchens.
When you want the look of a Manhattan kitchen, you need to stick to a selection of gritty material choices. Concrete, for one, is a great way to get the industrial look you'll need. Exposed, half-plastered walls and steel piping are two other options. Keep in mind that the kitchen is truly the axis of your home. What you do in your kitchen will give clues to how the rest of your home develops. So if you decide to use certain materials, remember that you'll need to pull the look through other rooms too.
If you took a sneak peek inside typical New York kitchens (or the gallery below), you'll see that, generally, space is open. The fewer walls, the better. It's a great way to maximise the scant square footage of usually small Manhattan apartments. If you can, opening the kitchen space to the outdoors is a good way to maximise the space of a Manhattan loft kitchen. To bring the indoors outside, outfit your terrace with furniture that borrows from the style of your kitchen.
Browse through the gallery to find all the Manhattan kitchen inspiration you need. You might also want to get more familiar with the industrial kitchen style and loft kitchens. Even if you can't get the complete look, the Manhattan kitchen is easy to mimic using subtle design cues.
Exposed brick has become an easy way of putting a rustic, artistic, and very Manhattan look in your home.
What could be more "Manhattan kitchen" than subway tiling and stainless steel appliances?
More exposed brickwork, steel-framed windows and industrial lighting gives this kitchen its Manhattan charm.
Manhattan kitchens have a distinct open-plan layout that brings together exposed elements materials like steel and worn wood.
Exposed piping is a popular trait of any Manhattan kitchen. When combined with crisp kitchen cabinetry, other exposed elements, the look comes together perfectly.
Objects like bicycles are welcome additions to a Manhattan kitchen - and add to the "easiness" of the room.
Concrete, freestanding kitchen units and exposed face-brick give this industrial loft space a Manhattan feel.
If you don't want to have the entire exposed wall look in your Manhattan kitchen, simply opt for a brick feature wall.
This loft kitchen takes advantage of ample vertical space by incorporating industrial elements like a ladder.
Light, bright, and thoroughly Manhattan.


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An Open Letter & Open Report – Knoxville History Fair
From: "HK Edgerton" [hk.edgerton@gmail.com]
Subject: An Open Letter & Open Report / Knoxville History Fair
To: "LM S" [Lunelle63@gmail.com]
Dear Ms. Lunelle,
After not raising enough funds to venture to the candy shop in Hillsborough, North Carolina, and on to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, I would accept an invitation from the Longstreet Zollicoffer Camp #87 of the Sons of Confederate Veterans to attend the City of Knoxville's Annual History Fair in downtown Knoxville.
I would be told that in no uncertain terms that my battle flag would be welcome; it was, after all, a history event.
On Saturday morning, August 17, 2019, alongside the Camp Quartermaster, Mr. Rod O'bar, don in the uniform of the Southern soldier, we would make our way to the spot in the city park where the Sons and Daughters were busy assembling their tents and wares.
After aiding them in their endeavor of preparation for the days event, I would unfurl my flag. I was told immediately by the Honorable John Hitt that I could not do so, and that I would have to furl the colors.
Shocked and dismayed, I would ask why? There was the Son's big tent with the national logo on all sides of the top (Confederate Battle flag) of the tent. This was a history fair, and besides, I had been told that my flag was welcome.
Mr. Hitt said that he would go and have more conversation with the lady in charge with the intent of persuading her to reverse her decision of banning the colors. When he returned with her, it was apparent he was getting nowhere. I asked her why all of a sudden she had banned the United States Congressional venerated symbol of the American Veteran, "the Confederate soldier who was entitled to any and all amenities of any other American Veteran?"
And, to take my colors away, she might as well cut off my arm, and throw me in a grave. She proclaimed that it was not her doing, but that of her Board. I again asked why?
Her answer was that given the hostile environment against the flag, that there might be violence ensued at the event. I told her that I would go across the street and post my colors, and that if I had not ridden with Mr. O'bar, and left my car at his home, I would leave.
Her reply was … "Mr. Edgerton, please don't do that! People would assume that you are acting on behalf of the Sons," she said, pointing at the Sons' tent. And, they might not let them attend next year. There was not a Son or Daughter present who did not know just how despondent that I was, as I took a seat on one of the park benches. And, I told them all, had I known this action was forthcoming then I would not have come, unless it was to do battle against this injustice.
Had it not been for the Honorable David Chaltas (General Lee Re-enactor) who appointed me years ago, the official color sergeant for him in the re-enactor community, I would have remained seated on that bench for the rest of the day. Make the best from this color sergeant, he said. I would ask and receive permission to bear the 1st National flag for the rest of the day as word would spread like wildfire on social media. I was told, "Something is wrong. HK is not carrying his flag."
And, not to forget the other General Robert E. Lee who was present, would tell me that he had been spit on at three other events similar to this. I told him that anybody of the Northern or Southern soil who would spit on General Lee, would spit on Jesus Christ.
There were many from our contingent at the end of the day who would proclaim that in lieu of the debacle with the flag, it had been a successful day. I would vow that I would return the very next day to this den of inequity, don in the uniform of the Southern soldier and post the battle flag.
And, alongside Mr. O'bar, I did. I will only note the conversation I had with three Korean businessmen who would say to me that they had been taught in their country that the American Civil War was fought to maintain the economic institution of slavery. And, that all black people in the South and arguably the North hated the Confederate Battle flag.
And to their utter surprise, to see a black man standing here dressed in a Confederate soldiers uniform, brandishing the Confederate Battle flag, why?
Thirty minutes later, they would each give me a hug, and a word of thanks for a new tale they promised that they would take home. God bless you!
Chairman, Board of Advisors Emeritus, Southern Legal Resource Center
Honorary Life Member, Bradford Rose Camp 1638, Sons of Confederate Veterans
Honorary Life Member, Forest Orphans Camp 1744, Sons of Confederate Veterans
Honorary Life Member, Texas Division, Sons of Confederate Veterans
Honorary Scott of Austin
Kentucky Colonel
Recipient, United Daughters of the Confederacy, Jefferson Davis Medal
Honorary Life Member, North Carolina, Tennessee and Georgia Orders of the Confederate Rose
Member, Save Southern Heritage Florida
President, Southern Heritage 411
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A drunk driving arrest involving a fatal accent is a situation in which nobody would ever choose to be. While many people think they might get arrested for DUI if they have had one too many drinks at the bar before getting behind the wheel, most people aren't thinking about being involved in an accident. They certainly aren't thinking about being involved in a fatal traffic accident.
According to a recent news article from AL.com, a husband has just been charged in connection with his wife's death as result of an alleged drunk driving traffic accident in Jefferson County, Alabama. Jefferson County sheriff's deputies were notified of a suspicion of drunk driving early one morning. When they arrived on the scene, they found a 27-year-old man walking in the road.
When deputies approached the man, he allegedly told them he was just involved in a car accident. He also is said to have told them his wife was trapped in his car following the accident. When the deputies located suspect's car, they found it had rolled completely over and was resting upside down with its roof on the ground. Suspect's wife was found in the back seat and was already dead by the time authorities arrived. It should be noted, this was not an SUV, as we typically see in rollover accidents, but instead it was a 2003 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, which has a relatively low center of gravity.
At this point, authorities took suspect to a local hospital where hospital personnel administered a blood test to determine his blood alcohol content. It is alleged blood alcohol content (BAC) was substantially over the legal limit. As our Birmingham DUI defense attorneys can explain, the legal limit in the state of Alabama is 0.08 grams of ethanol (drinking alcohol) per hundred milliliters of blood.
Prosecutors say when defendant was questioned following being taken into custody, he admitted to driving the car the morning of the fatal crash and to drinking alcohol before getting behind the wheel. Following his arrest, prosecutors charged defendant with multiple charges of DUI, reckless manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
One of the most common misconceptions in cases involving fatal DUI accidents is that it is essentially a murder case. While it is a case involving the death of an alleged victim, an experienced DUI defense attorney will be familiar with the science and technique required to mount an effective defense. There are attorneys who have handled numerous murder trials but know very little about how to defend a DUI case, and you should seriously consider this when choosing your attorney.
You should ask your attorney if he is familiar with the standardized field sobriety tests (SFSTs) as established by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), and the most effective ways at challenging their alleged results in court. You should also ask your prospective attorney whom he chooses to handle the blood testing results in court. For example, many hospitals use hand sanitizer for their personnel, and this could be ethanol-based, as could the alcohol swab used prior to drawing blood.


FTMSGlobal, established n 1986 in Singapore, now has 13 campuses in 11 countries in Asia and Africa. FTMSGlobal offers Professional Accounting and Finance courses as well as an array of academic programmes in Business, Information Technology, Accounting and Finance and Hospitality. Students are offered various entry routes, including English Language course. Students can progress through diplomas, higher diplomas, degrees and post graduate MBA.
FTMSGlobal Education (Mauritius) Ltd is a 100% subsidiary of FTMSGlobal and is incorporated July 18th 2011. Like other international campuses, FTMS Mauritius is located in the prestigious Cybercity with modern design and state of the art equipment.
Every year, scores of students from across the world choose to study in Mauritius. Its strategic location, competitive costs of education, streamlined procedures and a part-time work scheme make Mauritius an attractive destination for international students.


Brett Guthrie, a Republican, represents Kentucky's 2nd District and serves as vice chairman of the health subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
With Congress moving forward to repeal and replace Obamacare, it is no surprise that the law's advocates are worried about their Washington-centered approach to health care being scrapped. It was surprising, however, to see former congressman Henry Waxman take up his pen to decry potential reforms to the Medicaid program — especially since the policies he criticized were ones he once supported.
In a recent opinion piece for The Post, Waxman lambasted the idea of curbing federal spending on Medicaid by adopting a per-capita allotment reform. Waxman said it would be "an unprecedented abandonment of federal responsibility" that would "pass the buck to the states" and "deny care to the most vulnerable among us." He claimed that "imposing a per-capita cap or block grant would rip health-care coverage from the most vulnerable" and "dramatically shift the burden" of costs to the states.
The policy idea behind a Medicaid per-capita cap is that the federal government would continue to provide matching funds for each individual enrolled in a state's Medicaid program, but unlike in the current arrangement, the federal government would set a limit on the maximum allowable amount per enrollee. There would be spending limits per state in each of the main Medicaid eligibility groups: the elderly, people with disabilities, children, and nondisabled, nonelderly adults. These caps would be based on each state's historical average cost for an enrollee in each eligibility group.
It is true that this change would significantly change Medicaid's financing, but Waxman's critique of adopting a per-capita cap rings hollow. Although congressional Republicans support this idea, it also gained traction two decades ago with a Democratic president. In the 1990s, President Bill Clinton proposed putting federal Medicaid spending on a more sustainable path by adopting a per-capita cap reform. And when a Democratic president proposed them, Waxman applauded per-capita reforms.
We know how the Clinton-era effort ended: The president and Congress failed to pass reforms that would restrain Medicaid's growth. As a result, today's Medicaid program is about three times larger than it was when Clinton proposed his reforms. The program consumes about 1 in every 6 state dollars. Next year, overall Medicaid spending is projected to be larger than the entire defense budget, and by the end of a decade, federal and state spending on Medicaid will total roughly $1 trillion each year. The program is projected to continue to grow at a rate faster than the economy or incoming revenue, an objectively unsustainable path.
Modernizing Medicaid's financing by putting the program on a budget isn't draconian, it's common sense. The fever-pitched fear-mongering against any effort to constrain Medicaid spending shows just how far to the political left Waxman, and the Democratic Party, have drifted. If more spending and more government were the answer, Medicaid patients would have access to world-class health care. Yet, research from an array of scholars has shown that too few providers accept Medicaid patients to meet existing needs and that Medicaid coverage often fails to improve health outcomes for many patients. We must focus on modernizing this Great Society program so it can offer real access to providers and improved health outcomes for decades to come.
No single bill will fix all the challenges Medicaid faces, but Congress and the president have a historic opportunity to adopt permanent reforms. Working together with governors and state Medicaid reformers, we can empower states with new statutory flexibilities. We can modernize the waiver process so states can focus on managing their programs based on the needs of their patients, not managing paperwork for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. We can create better tools and incentives for states to reduce costs, boost quality and improve health outcomes.
The basic architecture of Medicaid has remained largely unchanged over the past 50 years. We now have an opportunity to improve and modernize the program so it remains strong for the next 50 years. In the meantime, Democratic attempts to score political points by manufacturing fear of per-capita cap reforms not only are misguided, they are hypocritical.
Abraham M. Nussbaum: Medicaid has made a huge difference in my patients' lives. Here's how.


I was contacted back in August by Mel Larkin in regards to rebranding Taste. I met with her and Jeremiah MacKenzie at Taste the County. We discussed several scenarios and this is what we came up with! Enjoy!


The current XPF/ZMW exchange rate is 0.116. (Last updated on April 21, 2019 04:00:03 UTC).
It means you will get ZMW 0.1157 for 1 XPF or XPF 8.6356 for 1 ZMW.
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Southwest Airlines is an unusual competitor. Since its inception, the company has been a low-end, discount competitor. What makes it an odd duck is that it provides service levels equivalent to the industry's large legacy carriers while it also has very low costs compared to the industry's erstwhile leaders, such as Delta, United and American Airlines. Southwest enjoys this low cost structure because it is less encumbered by onerous union work rules. Southwest has unionized employees, but their work rules are less restrictive than are those of the legacy airlines. Southwest uses this low cost structure to reduce prices and gain share against their larger legacy competitors. This has been going on for long enough that Southwest really is approaching industry leader status, if it's not there already. Surely flying Southwest has become nearly as convenient and comfortable as flying one of the legacy airlines. The service of the legacy airlines has come to the level of Southwest, rather than the other way around.
Now Southwest has the economic where-with-all to do things that the poorer legacy airlines can not afford to do. For example, the company has made a major financial commitment to a new air traffic control system called "Required Navigation Performance" (RNP) routes. RNP is next generation technology that allows a flight to be less costly for the airline and more comfortable for passengers. (See the Symptom & Implication, "The industry is adding new, more efficient capacity in the effort to reduce costs" on StrategyStreet.com.) Airplanes can shorten their flights because they are able to use narrower and shorter descent patterns, reducing time and fuel. Passengers will find the descent more continuous, quieter and more comfortable.
This new technology will set Southwest back by $175 million. It put each of its pilots through ground school training on the new cockpit equipment and rewrote all of its flight procedures. Southwest made this investment on its own ahead of its competitors. The legacy carriers have delayed their own investments, hoping that the government will subsidize them. They can not afford this investment as easily as can Southwest. So, here we have a low-end competitor who has become an industry leader and continues to invest to reduce its operating costs and improve its performance for customers. (See "Video #46: The Place of Cost Management in Hostility" on StrategyStreet.com.) These investments slowly bleed away the advantages of the legacy carriers, adding to their economic strife.
There have been other low-end competitors who have been able to rise to industry leader status by taking advantage of the onerous work rules of their unionized competitors. The Japanese automobile manufacturers, especially Toyota, Honda and Nissan, certainly took that path. It appears that Hyundai is now following their lead in today's automobile market.


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The key to a positive birth?
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Birth for HumanKIND – Spread the Word!
April 3, 2015 by Laura Lee Berlingieri
Last year, I had the great honour and pleasure of joining a new, not-for-profit organisation called Birth for HumanKIND (BfH). Although I'm not able to volunteer my doula services with BfH in 2015 (I'm overseas for the year – see my post 2015 – A Year Around the World), I do want to spread the word about the fabulous work they do.
Here's an excerpt from their website: "Birth for HumanKIND is a Melbourne-based not-for-profit organisation of volunteer doulas who provide quality support, education, and care for women in vulnerable, at-risk or otherwise disadvantaged circumstances during pregnancy, birth and after the baby comes. In particular, we work with at-risk young women, and women from refugee and asylum seeker backgrounds who do not have adequate support or knowledge of the Australian maternal health system. Informed decisions, loving care and continuous support can help to reduce birth complications and support more positive birth outcomes for mothers and babies."
Pregnant women who fit the criteria can refer themselves to BfH or, alternatively, agencies/services can refer their clients. If you think you or someone you know may be eligible for free, non-judgemental doula support from BfH, you can contact the organisation here.
If you're based in Melbourne and would like information about volunteering with BfH you can find more information here. If you don't have time to volunteer but would still like to help, donations are gratefully accepted and will help BfH provide support to the most vulnerable pregnant women and families in Melbourne. At the very least, please Like their Facebook page to stay abreast of BfH's activities in the community and spread the word!
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Q: Inheritance: Value being inherited changes I am trying to write the snake game inside c++ and I am required to use inheritance (To be honest, I am not sure if my understanding of inheritance is even correct). I have two classes:
class gameInfo
class playSnake

inside gameInfo, is a function that is called by main to set a value of length and width (pseudo code):
class gameInfo{
    int playFieldWidth;
    int playFieldHeight;
    void getPlayFieldDimensions(){
        cout << "How big do you want to play field to be?\n";
        cout << "Width: ";
        cin >> playFieldWidth;
        cout << "Height: ";
        cin >> playFieldHeight
    }
}

class play: public gameInfo {
    void setPlayField() {
        cout << playFieldWidth; // if I enter 10, returns -858993460.
        //loop will print nothing.
        for (int row = 0; row < playFieldHeight; row++) {
            for (int col = 0; col < playFieldWidth; col++) {
                if (row = 0 || row == playFieldWidth - 1) {
                    cout << "*";
                } else  if (col == 0 || col == playFieldWidth - 1) {
                    cout << "*";
                } else {
                    cout << " ";
                }
            } cout << endl;
        }
    }

main () {
    playSnake play;
    gameInfo info;

    info.getPlayFieldDimensions();
    cout << info.playFieldWidth; // if I enter 10, returns as 10.
    play.setPlayField();

    system("PAUSE");
}

The problem is, inside setPlayField(), width and height have a stored value of some super long negative number, not what was assigned.
Any help would be great. I tried looking this up but found nothing similar or helpful (imo). Thanks!

A: The point of inheritance is to define a class, that has some members (data, methods...) and then define a second class that inherits from the first and adds some of stuff of its own. In your case, you define gameInfo, it stores two values and has a method that lets you input those values. Then you define the class play that inherits from gameInfo. An instance of class play would now have 2 integers (both inherited) and 2 methods (1 inherited and 1 specific to play). So now, you never need to make an instance of gameInfo, you can just use play (you are of course free to make an instance of gameInfo should you desire, but it is not necessary in this case):
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>

using namespace std; //Avoid this if possible (in general).

class gameInfo{
    public:
    int playFieldWidth;
    int playFieldHeight;
    void getPlayFieldDimensions(){
        cout << "How big do you want to play field to be?\n";
        cout << "Width: ";
        cin >> playFieldWidth;
        cout << "Height: ";
        cin >> playFieldHeight;
    }
};

class play: public gameInfo {
    public:
    void setPlayField() {
        cout << playFieldWidth;
        for (int row = 0; row < playFieldHeight; row++) {
            for (int col = 0; col < playFieldWidth; col++) {
                if (row == 0 || row == playFieldWidth - 1) {
                    cout << "*";
                } else  if (col == 0 || col == playFieldWidth - 1) {
                    cout << "*";
                } else {
                    cout << " ";
                }
            } cout << endl;
        }
    }
};

int main () {
    play playSnake;
    playSnake.getPlayFieldDimensions();
    cout << playSnake.playFieldWidth;
    playSnake.setPlayField();
    system("PAUSE");
}

Something like this should work (note I renamed the things in main() properly, your example had a typo. I also made everything public for the time being, so as to avoid complicating things further.

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Finally, I update my os X lion version to 7.5 and FCP version to 10.0.6.
I have now the "media location" option in preferences.
After finalising auditions in my timeline, AAF has been greatly generated!
We are now testing the AAF in pro tools.
That is definitely worth a try/ In fact, best to try the OS upgrade first, then try X2Pro before upgrading FCP X.
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permissions (read and write) are ok. I am completly stuck ! I will do an upgrade of the OS and FCP to make sure it doesn't come from that!
Sorry, I can see that you are using Lion from the shape of the buttons on the screengrab, 10.7.2 doesn't require the use of media locations (they introduced it half way through Lion, I think around 10.7.4) which is why you are not seeing that tab.
This means that there is some other reason that X2Pro is unable to open that file. Can you check the permissions on that file (select it in finder and press CMD+I) to make sure that it is readable? Perhaps also try to play it in quicktime to verify the read permissions?
Are you sure that you are on OS X 10.7 (Lion) and not on 10.6 (Snow Leopard)?
I've only 3 options !
Are you able to update FCP X to 10.0.6?
Then you should have a window with 4 tabs at the top. One is titled "Media Locations". That is the one I am talking about.
Have you added /Volumes/Montage 3/Final Cut Events/Vaux Le Vicomte Def/Original Media/ (or one of the subdirectories to the media locations in X2Pro preferences?
- the media file can be played using QuickTime player.
Also, can you please copy & paste the whole error text into a post and tell us whate version of X2Pro and OS X you are using?
Are you able to update FCP X?
They are on 10.0.6 now which is 2 versions newer.


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Q: Integrate $\int_0^\infty e^{-\sqrt{x}} \mathrm{d} x$ using complex analysis I'm trying to compute the integral $\int_0^\infty e^{-\sqrt{x}} \mathrm{d} x$ using complex analysis. I'm working on a problem for a complex analysis class that asks me to do so, but I'm struggling with how to do it. I know that it can be done using elementary calculus using a change of variables and integration by parts, and there are several such questions on this forum, but as far as I saw, none of them used complex techniques (and why would you?).
One thing I tried was to make a contour $\Gamma$ that traced the polar rectangle $\{ (r, \theta) : 1/R \leq r \leq R , 0 \leq \theta \leq \pi / 2 \}$ and then take $R \to \infty$. If I'm not mistaken, I found that the integrals along the inner and outer arcs would vanish as $R \to \infty$, and that the integrals along the two linear sides would be proportionate, telling me that $(1 + \lambda) \int_0^\infty e^{-\sqrt{x}} \mathrm{d} x = \int_\Gamma f(z) \mathrm{d} z$ for some constant $\lambda$. But since $f$ is holomorphic on the interior of $\Gamma$, this should come out as $(1 + \lambda) \int_0^\infty e^{-\sqrt{x}} \mathrm{d} x = 0$, which tells me that either I messed up my arithmetic, or this approach won't help.
Any help here is appreciated. Thanks!


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Okay, I've been MIA for a few days. Sometimes the reality of life with a busy family, three kids and a new house catches up with me. I have to admit though, it was nice to spend time with my WH in the garden planting our gardens. With all the rain we've had lately, the plants are doing just lovely!
On Tuesday, I caught up with a new friend of mine to work on one of our planned projects. We made Christmas Topiary Trees which are just perfect for table decorations. Of course, we made them for Christmas, so it's all decorated Christmas-y but I've got my mind-ticking away on how to update the 'tree's for other special events in the year!!
This is certainly not a sit-down and quickly make project as it required some pre-planning. I also did a fair bit of die-cutting and punching flowers too. But once you're organised and sitting down to decorate, it's fairly easy. I did most of my tree one-handed as Jessica wanted to sit with me rather than play on her bouncer. Never mind. I did finish the trickier parts while she was asleep!!
Using the Stampin' Up! Jolly Holly Designer Series Papers made it all so much easier too. Everything was colour coordinated. Woohoo!!
I'm thinking these might make lovely Christmas presents. Might have to go hunt me down some more tins or buckets and get back to work!!


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Train Travel Info► All Countries► Great Britain► All Great Britain Cities► Bath► All Bath Rail Stations► Bath Spa
Destination summary:
To the city centre:
Bath Spa (Bath)
As befitting a city centre with U.N.E.S.C.O world-heritage status, Bath is blessed with an elegant railway station, which is also relatively simple to use.
Platform 1 is on the right in this view of Bath Spa station
Looking along platform 2 at Bath Spa towards the east
Location Station Website Station Map/Diagram Live Departures Changes to Train Schedules Onward Journey Planner (First Bus) Tourist Information Great Western Railway
Bath Spa station only has two platforms (tracks):
Platform 1 is where the trains heading west to Bristol, Cardiff, Gloucester and beyond depart from; so if you take a train from London, you will arrive at this part of the station.
Platform 2, which is on the city centre side of the station, is used by the trains heading east towards London, Salisbury, Westbury and Weymouth.
The platforms (tracks) at Bath Spa station are above street level, but are linked to the entrances by both staircases and lifts (elevators) so there is step-free access available between the trains and the exits/entrances.
Something to look out for when arriving by train at platform (track) 1 is that the Tourist Information office at the station is located on this platform, so it can be a good idea to stop by and ask questions, or pick up a map of the city centre.
Great Western Railway operates all of the trains which call at Bath Spa station and when travelling to the east they take one of three routes:
(1) to London Paddington station via Swindon and Reading (usually 2 x trains per hour)
If you will be taking a train to London, look out for the signs which will tell you where to wait on the platform, for easy boarding into the coach in which your reserved seats will be located.
(2) Portsmouth via Bradford-upon-Avon, Westbury, Salisbury and Southampton (usually 1 x train per hour)
(3) Weymouth via Bradford-upon-Avon, Westbury, Yeovil and Dorchester (1 x train per hour, but it only travels beyond Westbury in every other hour).
However, note that Bath is served by comparatively few train services.
When travelling by train between the city and destinations to the north (Birmingham and beyond) connections are required in Bristol, Didcot Parkway or Gloucester.
The station is on the southern edge of the city centre.
The simplest walking route to the main attractions in the centre, the Roman Baths, the abbey, Pultney Bridge, the Pump Rooms and Sally Lunn's is to walk ahead straight ahead from the station on Manvers Street.
Reaching the abbey on foot will take 8 - 15 minutes.
Though a shorter route to the Roman baths is to walk through the pedestrianised main shopping area, taking the first left on Manvers Street on to Railway Street; and then turning right on to Stall Street.
The Royal Crescent is at the opposite side of the heart of the city, so is a 15 - 30 min walk away from Bath Spa station.
However, bus route (line) 20 stops by the station and calls at a stop named 'Northampton Street' which is just to the north of the Royal Crescent; it's a 2 - 5 min walk from there along a road named Upper Church Street.
Although the buses, which will be heading to Twerton, only depart hourly.
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For Raping Minor Daughter For 2 Years, Assam Man Given Life Sentence
HomeCitiesFor Raping Minor Daughter For 2 Years, Assam Man Given Life Sentence
Nangaon, Assam: The incident came to light when the survivor escaped from her residence on April 24, 2017 and narrated her agony to two nurses at a government hospital in Nangaon.
CitiesPress Trust of IndiaUpdated: August 10, 2019 6:47 pm IST
The 9-year-old girl was raped by her father for 2 years after the death of her mother (Representational)
Nangaon, Assam:
A court in Assam's Nagaon district has sentenced a man to life imprisonment for repeatedly raping his minor daughter for two years.
Additional District and Session Court judge Aminur Rahman on Friday found the accused guilty under Section 6 of POCSO Act and handed him the life sentence, besides slapping a fine of Rs 2,000 on him.
The judge also directed the District Legal Service Authority to pay a compensation of Rs 5 lakh to the survivor, said special public prosecutor, Manashjyoti Neog.
The nine-year-old girl was raped by her father for two years after the death of her mother.
The incident came to light when the survivor escaped from her residence on April 24, 2017 and narrated her agony to two nurses at a government hospital in Nangaon.
The nurses, in turn, contacted the Child Line which rescued the girl and lodged a complaint at the Morikolong Police Outpost.
The case was transferred to Nagaon Sadar Police Station which submitted the charge sheet in 37 days, a police officer said.
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Love is in the small things. And Los Angeles-based artist Amanda Oleander captures these cute couple moments in her illustrations. Drawing inspiration from her own romantic relationship and collecting memories from people close to her, Amanda perfectly shows in her relationship comics what love looks like when no one's watching.
Amanda is currently dating Joey Rudman. "[He] ends up drawn in most of my adult cartoons," she told Bored Panda. "We have been together for almost three years. He's the sweetest man I've ever met." The artist describes the bond between them as pure magic. "Before I met Joey if anyone told me their love and relationship was like ours I wouldn't believe it. It's nothing less than amazing. We can't get enough of each other."
"I'm enthralled by the way people behave behind closed doors, intimate moments with their significant others we never get to see. Those are moments that can't be documented because if they were, it would alter the way the person behaved. So I draw them."
Oleander claims that each of her cute cartoons is inspired by a different concept. "I do wish that viewers take with them a sense of confidence and appreciation for the simple moments in life."
I mustache you... Is it uncomfortable?
My wife get mad if I bug her when she's doing stuff.
Grooming behaviors, people. Way back when we used to pull lice out of each other's hair. LOL!!
I have a five month old and this one is quite true to life, down to the pumping equipment and the mess of clothes. I adore the tiny hearts floating above the parents. This is so sweet.
Unbored Panda in the background.
Caress-O-Detector. For unknown biological reasons only available to women.
i remember doing this for my mrs, but i got frustrated with the rubbish brush they give ya, so I used one of my artist ones instead, much better job!
I always wondered why everybody wanted to have morning kisses, knowing that the they have a bad breathe.
The daily struggle: edge of the bed sleeping.
That's a big NOPE for me. But that's just me!
Another one. And they multiply!
I love when my husband brushes my hair!!
The Alchemist by Paolo Coelho is a wonderful read and very short too. One of my favourites.
every dinner the first one to find a hair would shout out, it's okay, I got it.
there are more stars in the sky than words spoken by all humans ever.
The pug is not amused.
Wherever and whenever the mood hits.
Are you sure you want to leave babe?
My late wife loved for me to wash her hair as she talked with me.
Sometimes you don't need a fire to get that warm feeling!
I know that they say "read my lips", but "read my t... " erm, well, was unknown to me.
Off into the great unknown?
What's up with the dirty underwear theme?
Not sure what's up with those parking meters? A bagel and schmeer sure would hit the spot right now!
yeah I am guilty of removing eyelashes... then you blow it away and make a wish!
Is it me or do these cartoons just get more odd as you go through them?
He has come to the table without pants on and she does not care, that is love.
Always have a little fun.
cat is not impressed lol.
"How the heck is he asleep already?"
I LOVE that candy bar! ChocoLove Dark chocolate with cherries and almonds! The wrapper looks like it has stamps on it. My hubby definitely does this on occasion.
ew. not against it but can't wrap my mind around wanting to be a fully hairy woman.
Nah dude - don't leave your socks on!
I'm surprised at a lot of people saying some of this stuff is gross, maybe my husband and I are just super comfortable with each other, these are just things everyone does, I don't see why people try and hide it from one another. Sort of hard when you live with someone!
Some people just always have to be better. They never let their guard down, never let their flaws show, never "come as they are". It must be exhausting.
from experience, it's not always wanting to be better...sometimes it's serious insecurity even with someone you know loves you as much as you love them.
Pulling out a used tampon in front of your spouse will always be disgusting no matter how well you know each other, and anyone claiming otherwise is lying through their teeth.
i'm married and it' called "respect".
The picture is pretty intense for that one yes haha!
I'm right there with you, totally agree.
This is me and my boyfriend to a T. We have been together for almost 3 years.
Agreed. Makes it more fun.
I love the style its like rugrats and the wild thornberries, i think this artist draws the best hugs i have ever seen.


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#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <netinet/in.h>
#include <arpa/inet.h>
#include <inttypes.h>

/* VQES-CP */
/*------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Among all the C files including it, only ONE C file (say the one where
 * main() is defined) should instantiate the message definitions described in
 * XXX_syslog_def.h.   To do so, the designated C file should define the symbol
 * SYSLOG_DEFINITION before including the file.
 */
#define SYSLOG_DEFINITION
#include <log/vqes_cp_syslog_def.h>
#undef SYSLOG_DEFINITION

/* Include base definitions: boolean flags, enum codes */
#include <log/vqes_cp_debug.h>
/* Declare the debug array */
#define __DECLARE_DEBUG_ARR__
#include <log/vqes_cp_debug_flags.h>
/*------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

/* RTP */
/*------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define SYSLOG_DEFINITION
#include <log/vqe_rtp_syslog_def.h>
#undef SYSLOG_DEFINITION

#include "utils/vam_util.h"   /* for uint32_ntoa_r() */

/* Include base definitions: boolean flags, enum codes */
#include <log/vqe_rtp_debug.h>
/* Declare the debug array */
#define __DECLARE_DEBUG_ARR__
#include <log/vqe_rtp_debug_flags.h>
/*------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

/* Define TEST_OTHER_INCLUDE to check if other debug include files compile
 * or not.
 */
//#define TEST_OTHER_INCLUDE
#ifdef TEST_OTHER_INCLUDE

#define SYSLOG_DEFINITION
#include <log/vqes_dp_syslog_def.h>
#include <log/vqes_pm_syslog_def.h>
#include <log/vqes_mlb_syslog_def.h>
#include <log/vqe_rtsp_syslog_def.h>
#undef SYSLOG_DEFINITION

#include <log/vqes_dp_debug.h>
#define __DECLARE_DEBUG_ARR__
#include <log/vqes_dp_debug_flags.h>

#include <log/vqes_mlb_debug.h>
#define __DECLARE_DEBUG_ARR__
#include <log/vqes_mlb_debug_flags.h>

#include <log/vqes_pm_debug.h>
#define __DECLARE_DEBUG_ARR__
#include <log/vqes_pm_debug_flags.h>

#include <log/vqe_rtsp_debug.h>
#define __DECLARE_DEBUG_ARR__
#include <log/vqe_rtsp_debug_flags.h>

#endif /* #if TEST_OTHER_INCLUDE */

extern void test_vqes_cp_chan_log(uint32_t chan_ip, uint32_t chan_port);
extern void test_vqes_cp_stb_log(uint32_t stb_ip);

extern void test_librtp_log(uint32_t ssrc);

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    char str[INET_ADDRSTRLEN];
    boolean flag_state;
    uint8_t prio_filter = LOG_ERR;
    debug_filter_item_t cp_filter, *ret_filter, *p_null_filter=NULL;

    /*--------  May take a user specified logging priority --------*/
    if (argc == 2)
	prio_filter = atoi(argv[1]);

    /* LOG_DEBUG is the largest priority number */
    if (prio_filter > LOG_DEBUG)
	prio_filter = LOG_DEBUG;
    /*-------------------------------------------------------------*/

    /*--------- First thing is to openlog for the process ---------*/
    syslog_facility_open(LOG_VQES_CP, LOG_CONS);
    /*-------------------------------------------------------------*/

    /*-------- Set the the process facility prioity level ---------*/
    syslog_facility_filter_set(LOG_VQES_CP, prio_filter);
    /* Setting logmask is now part of the syslog_facility_filter_set macro.
     * The above macro is also changed to always set the LOG_DEBUG mask so that
     * debug messages are logged as soon as a debug flag is turned on.
     *
     * No need to do vqes_setlogmask() anymore.
     */
    //vqes_setlogmask(LOG_UPTO(prio_filter));
    printf("Syslog facility filter set to %d\n", prio_filter);
    /*-------------------------------------------------------------*/

    /*---- Sync up syslog facilitiy priorities with the process's ----*/
    /* Note you may call this function again for a different library */
    sync_lib_facility_filter_with_process(LOG_VQES_CP, LOG_RTP);
    /*----------------------------------------------------------------*/

    /*----- Just checking: get back the current facility priority -----*/
    syslog_facility_filter_get(LOG_VQES_CP, prio_filter);
    printf("Got process syslog facility (%s): "
           "priority filter=%d; use_stderr=%d\n",
           syslog_fac_LOG_VQES_CP.fac_name, prio_filter,
           syslog_fac_LOG_VQES_CP.use_stderr);

    syslog_facility_filter_get(LOG_RTP, prio_filter);
    printf("Got library syslog facility (%s): "
           "priority filter=%d; use_stderr=%d\n",
           syslog_fac_LOG_RTP.fac_name, prio_filter,
           syslog_fac_LOG_RTP.use_stderr);
    /*----------------------------------------------------------------*/

    /*-------------------------- Test logging ------------------------*/
    /* Simulate turning on the ERA_DEBUG_ER flag and setting up a filter.
     * Note they normally would be initiated from an application UI.
     */

    /* Test Control Plane logging */
    VQES_CP_SET_DEBUG_FLAG(ERA_DEBUG_ER);
    VQES_CP_SET_DEBUG_FLAG(ERA_DEBUG_FCC);

    cp_filter.type = DEBUG_FILTER_TYPE_CHANNEL;
    /* only log debug messages for Channel 224.1.1.2:50000 */
    cp_filter.val = CONCAT_U32_U16_TO_U64(inet_addr("224.1.1.2"),
                                          htons(50000));

    /* Negative test for the set_filter function */
    VQES_CP_SET_FILTER(ERA_DEBUG_ER, p_null_filter);

    /* Note a filter is only set for a debug flag after the flag
       is set to TRUE*/
    VQES_CP_SET_FILTER(ERA_DEBUG_ER, &cp_filter);
    VQES_CP_SET_FILTER(ERA_DEBUG_FCC, &cp_filter);

    /* Test the get macro */
    if (VQES_CP_GET_DEBUG_FLAG_STATE(ERA_DEBUG_ER, &flag_state, &ret_filter)
        == DEBUG_FILTER_NOT_SET) {
        printf(">>> Debug filter not set for flag %d\n", ERA_DEBUG_ER);
    } else {
        /* Note: to access the opaque filter vals, a real application needs to
         * check the returned filter type.
         */
        printf(">>> Get flag %d's state: %d;  filter: type=%d, val=0x%"PRIu64"\n",
               ERA_DEBUG_ER, flag_state, ret_filter->type, ret_filter->val);
    }

    printf("\n>>> Only debug messages of Channel %s:%u should be logged\n",
           uint32_ntoa_r(cp_filter.val>>16, str, sizeof(str)),
           ntohs(cp_filter.val&0xffff));

    test_vqes_cp_chan_log(inet_addr("224.1.1.2"), htons(1000));
    test_vqes_cp_chan_log(inet_addr("224.1.1.2"), htons(50000));
    test_vqes_cp_chan_log(inet_addr("225.1.1.5"), htons(34560));

    /* Now change to log debug messages only for Channel 225.1.1.5:34560 */
    cp_filter.val = CONCAT_U32_U16_TO_U64(inet_addr("225.1.1.5"),
                                          htons(34560));

    VQES_CP_SET_FILTER(ERA_DEBUG_ER, &cp_filter);
    VQES_CP_SET_FILTER(ERA_DEBUG_FCC, &cp_filter);

    printf("\n>>> Only debug messages of Channel 225.1.1.5:34560 should be "
           "logged\n");
    test_vqes_cp_chan_log(inet_addr("224.1.1.2"), htons(1000));
    test_vqes_cp_chan_log(inet_addr("224.1.1.2"), htons(50000));
    test_vqes_cp_chan_log(inet_addr("225.1.1.5"), htons(34560));

    /* Clear/reset the filter: now all debug messages should be seen */
    printf("\n>>> Clear/reset the filter: now all debug messages should be "
           "seen\n");
    VQES_CP_RESET_FILTER(ERA_DEBUG_ER);
    VQES_CP_RESET_FILTER(ERA_DEBUG_FCC);
    test_vqes_cp_chan_log(inet_addr("224.1.1.2"), htons(1000));
    test_vqes_cp_chan_log(inet_addr("224.1.1.2"), htons(50000));
    test_vqes_cp_chan_log(inet_addr("225.1.1.5"), htons(34560));

    /* Turn off debug flags: no debug messages should be logged */
    printf("\n>>> Turn off debug flags: no debug messages should be logged\n");
    VQES_CP_RESET_DEBUG_FLAG(ERA_DEBUG_ER);
    VQES_CP_RESET_DEBUG_FLAG(ERA_DEBUG_FCC);

    test_vqes_cp_chan_log(inet_addr("224.1.1.2"), htons(1000));
    test_vqes_cp_chan_log(inet_addr("224.1.1.2"), htons(50000));
    test_vqes_cp_chan_log(inet_addr("225.1.1.5"), htons(34560));

    /*- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -*/
    /* Test Control Plane logging */
    VQES_CP_SET_DEBUG_FLAG(ERA_DEBUG_ER);
    VQES_CP_SET_DEBUG_FLAG(ERA_DEBUG_FCC);

    cp_filter.type = DEBUG_FILTER_TYPE_STB_IP;
    /* only log debug messages for STB 23.34.45.56 */
    cp_filter.val = inet_addr("23.34.45.56");
    VQES_CP_SET_FILTER(ERA_DEBUG_ER, &cp_filter);
    VQES_CP_SET_FILTER(ERA_DEBUG_FCC, &cp_filter);

    printf("\n\n>>> Only debug messages of STB %s should be logged\n",
           uint32_ntoa_r(cp_filter.val, str, sizeof(str)));
    test_vqes_cp_stb_log(inet_addr("10.20.30.40"));
    test_vqes_cp_stb_log(inet_addr("167.24.3.12"));
    test_vqes_cp_stb_log(inet_addr("23.34.45.56"));

    /* only log debug messages for STB 10.20.30.40 */
    cp_filter.val = inet_addr("10.20.30.40");
    VQES_CP_SET_FILTER(ERA_DEBUG_ER, &cp_filter);
    VQES_CP_SET_FILTER(ERA_DEBUG_FCC, &cp_filter);

    printf("\n>>> Only debug messages of STB %s should be logged\n",
           uint32_ntoa_r(cp_filter.val, str, sizeof(str)));
    test_vqes_cp_stb_log(inet_addr("10.20.30.40"));
    test_vqes_cp_stb_log(inet_addr("167.24.3.12"));
    test_vqes_cp_stb_log(inet_addr("23.34.45.56"));

    /* Turn off debug flags: no debug messages should be logged */
    printf("\n>>> Turn off debug flags: no debug messages should be logged\n");
    VQES_CP_RESET_DEBUG_FLAG(ERA_DEBUG_ER);
    VQES_CP_RESET_DEBUG_FLAG(ERA_DEBUG_FCC);

    test_vqes_cp_stb_log(inet_addr("10.20.30.40"));
    test_vqes_cp_stb_log(inet_addr("167.24.3.12"));
    test_vqes_cp_stb_log(inet_addr("23.34.45.56"));

    /*----------------------------------------------------------------*/

    /*-------- Close logging facility in your close() routine --------*/
    syslog_facility_close();
    /*----------------------------------------------------------------*/

    return 0;
}

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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court will review another controversial part of the health care reform law championed by President Barack Obama.
The justices announced Friday they will look at one of the law's most fundamental provisions: tax credits that subsidize health coverage purchased on federal exchanges. The credits are a central element of the law in states that decided not to set up their own exchanges. If the court rejects them, coverage could be upended for millions of Americans.
Oral arguments will be held next year, with a ruling by June. The Supreme Court upheld another key element of the law — that individuals pay a tax if they don't sign up for health insurance — in 2012. The latest cast comes as Republicans, who will have full control of Congress next year, are also pledging to repeal the law.
The legal argument involves a provision in the health care law that says people who obtained coverage through state-run exchanges can get federal subsidies such as tax credits. But the law does not specifically say that those signing up on the separate federal exchange also are eligible.
Opponents of the law contend that lack of specificity renders illegal the subsidies for anyone who enrolled through the federal exchange. Two federal appeals courts looking at the same issue reached opposite conclusions on the same day, back in July, creating a legal path for final review by the Supreme Court.
The political and financial stakes could be enormous, potentially gutting the 2010 Affordable Care Act, which passed with zero GOP votes.
Subsidies are key to the Affordable Care Act's success. About 87% of those who signed up for Obamacare plans on HealthCare.gov received them.
Many people feel they cannot afford health insurance without help.
The subsidies limit the cost of coverage to no more than 9.5% of one's income for those who qualify. Those eligible for subsidies paid an average of $82 a month, compared to $346 without assistance, the administration said this summer.
The White House has previously expressed confidence in the administration's legal position, with spokesman Josh Earnest saying over the summer that Congress clearly intended for all Americans to have access to tax credits if needed so they could afford health insurance.
On Friday, the White House issued a statement saying the lawsuit won't "stand in the way" of ACA subsidies, and reflects "another partisan attempt" to whittle down the law's reach.
"We are confident that the financial help afforded millions of Americans was the intent of the law and it is working as Congress designed," Earnest said in a statement Friday.
Only 14 states and the District of Columbia set up their own exchanges, meaning that the 4.7 million who signed up for subsidized health coverage through HealthCare.gov could be affected.
For now, the law remains unchanged and the subsidized policies are unaffected until the legal case plays out. The Justice Department will defend the law when the case is briefed and argued in coming months.
The easiest fix — changing the law to specify that it allows subsidies for coverage purchased through the federal government as well as state exchanges — would mean reopening the debate in Congress.
But Republican leaders– fresh over their Tuesday election victories– now have control of the legislative branch, and vow to revisit key parts of the law, and may be in little mood to compromise with Obama and Democrats.
The current case over subsidies could turn on the meaning of the word "ambiguous." When a law is ambiguous, courts typically give deference to a federal agency's interpretation of the law, which in this case is the Internal Revenue Service rule allowing the subsidies.
This will be the Supreme Court's third high-profile look at the ACA.
The justices in a blockbuster ruling in 2012 allowed the Obamacare law to move ahead, endorsing the key funding provision, the so-called "individual mandate," which requires most Americans to purchase health insurance or face a penalty.
But the conservative majority in June said some closely-held for-profit businesses could deny contraception coverage for their employees, by citing the religious liberty rights of the owners.
The subsidies case is King v. Burwell (14-114).


My last post went over the players above-average in attempts/36 minutes from each of the basic shot zones plus free throws. HOWEVER, with the updated shot charts by Austin Clemens over at Nylon Calculus being so great and all, I decided to make a gallery with those charts too.
From my judgement, based on the charts 16 of the 46 featured a player favoring the opposite side of their strong hand, like a right-hander showing more than ~60/40ish activity on the left side versus the right. 13 of those were righties shooting much of their shots from the left side with Gary Payton's being some of the most lopsided. 2004 Michael Redd was one of the four lefties.
22 looked balanced (2005 Gilbert Arenas, for example) while the last seven favored the side that goes with their dominant hand. 2003 Vince Carter was one of those guys. He actually made each category, but that's a bit easier when having four seasons on the list.


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New seven-day-a-week bank opens its doors to the public
Metro bank launches new store in Enfield that will open seven-days-a-week
By James Cowen https://twitter.com/JCowen96 Reporter
New Metro bank opens in Enfield, Church Street
A new seven-day-a-week Enfield bank has opened its doors today to the public.
The new Metro bank opened its 67th store on Church Street - and hosted the first of a two-day launch party for people to enjoy.
Stilt walkers were in attendance as well as a DJ, with free manicures and face painting also available at the event.
Enfield's Mayor, Cllr Kate Anolue, officially opened the store, along with the store's hosts, Local Director, Guy Jones-Owen and Store Manager, Abdul Khamil.
Ian Walters, 56, is the managing director of retail and business banking at Metro. Speaking at the launch of the new Enfield branch, he felt that the event had been a success.
He said: "I think it has been an amazing day.
"I have been blown away by the welcome we have received. From start to finish, it has been really busy.
"It has been a really excellent grand opening so far."
Customers can visit the store at a time convenient to them without an appointment and business owners will be supported by the store-based business managers.
It will be open from 8am to 8pm Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm on Saturday and 11am to 5pm on Sunday and bank holidays.
There will also be 1,600 safety deposit boxes available for residents to reserve.
Mr Walters added: "Having a bank that is ready, able and willing to support the public, I think people will be pleased.
"I think we have a model that is different. I think we are going to make an amazing start in Enfield and over the next few months I think we are going to see lots of customers".
The new store also revealed its Money Zone event, Metro Bank's financial education programme for primary school children, at the launch.
Dogs are also welcome, with there being a selection of goodies including fresh water bowls and treats on offer.


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Livraria Lello
Porto > Porto > Vitória
Built in a neo-Gothic style, the bookstore has a magnificent façade, formed by a wide arched arch, whose entrance is divided into a central door, flanked by two windows. Over this arch there is a triple window. On the sides of the window, two painted figures by José Bielman stand out, symbolizing Art and Science. Note the lacework that tops the entire building. At the entrance, in the center of the vast room, an ornamental staircase gives access to a higher floor, where some tables serve as support for the exhibition of books. Wooden benches, covered in leather, and shelves that cover the walls make up the main space of the bookstore.
Rua das Carmelitas, 144
4050-161,Porto
tel:222002037222002037
website: https://www.livrarialello.pt/
social network: https://www.facebook.com/pg/LivrariaLello/
American Express, Cash, Mastercard, Visa
Difficult external parking
Typical houses & Relevant buildings
Visitable (no guide), Shop/store, Bar/snack-bar
monday: 10:00-19:30, 10:00-20:00
tuesday: 10:00-19:30, 10:00-20:00
wednesday: 10:00-19:30, 10:00-20:00
thursday: 10:00-19:30, 10:00-20:00
friday: 10:00-19:30, 10:00-20:00
saturday: 10:00-19:00, 10:00-20:00
sunday: 10:00-19:00, 10:00-20:00
Monuments near Livraria Lello
Rua de São Bento da Vitória, 2, Porto
Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Vitória
Largo Amor de Perdição, Porto
Cadeia e Tribunal da Relação do Porto / Centro Português de Fotografia
Contemporaneous of the emblematic and neighbour Clérigos Tower, this building of the XVIII century was, for many years, a prison. On its dungeons were men like…
Rua dos Caldeireiros, 104, Porto
Capela de Nossa Senhora da Silva
This chapel exists since the XV century and, at the façade, a curious XVIII century niche stands out, with the images of Nossa Senhora da Silva, São João Bapti…
Praça de Gomes Teixeira, 10, Porto
Fonte dos Leões
The Leões Fountain, from 1878, is at the Praça Gomes Teixeira centre. This fountain, made in cast iron, was created in 1877 by the Compagnie Générale des Eaux …
Rua de São Bento da Vitória, 45, Porto
Mosteiro de São Bento da Vitória
XVII century temple, built at the place where a former synagogue used to be. At the inside you may admire chromium plated panels and golden wood carving works.
Praça de Gomes Teixeira, Porto
This building was first the Real Academia da Marinha do Comércio, (Navy and Commerce Royal Academy), then the Academia Politécnica (Polytechnic Academy) that l…
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