The flokati carpet was part of a typical establishment of the 70th, which comes into fashion again. But in our case it's not about the carpet, it's about the 27-year-old DJ, who is born nearby Schweinfurt.Since a long time he deals intensely with electronic music and since the beginning of 2010 he started the project "Flauschig Records". The success of this project and Flokati's solo career went hand in hand. His sets are combinations between different House styles. In April 2014 he released his first remix in collaboration with Curd Weiss on his label Flauschig Records followed by a Flokati remix on Pete Kaltenburgs Don't Let in December 2014. In February 2017 he released a four track EP in collaboration with Bluberg also on his label Flauschig Records.


As I get pregnanter & pregnanter, I'm starting to ease up on the cycling. I still haven't found my balance to be an issue when riding, nor is my belly in the way with the very upright position I have on my bike. The only limitation is how much exertion I can comfortably handle. If my route involves coming up a hill with a load (aka Sprout or groceries) I'll usually take the bus or walk these days.
However, cycling is still my best bet for quick trips like picking Sprout up from daycare. It's so much faster & getting to sit down while my bike does the work of propelling me forward is so much easier than waddling taking every step myself when walking. I remember hearing somewhere the bicycles were the most efficient way to travel in terms of calories of energy used per kilometre. Never has this felt more evident than now when I'm pregnant!
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November 3, 2010	General Ag News and Notes, Invasive Species, Native Hawaiian Plants Post a Comment
Wetland Restoration Approved Despite Contention
It started simply enough: transform an overgrown wetland into a habitat for endangered water birds. But after three years of seeking approval from federal, state and county officials – and enduring objections from the community over his plans – Kip Dunbar is anxious to begin work.
Dunbar plans to restore about an acre of deteriorated wetland on the east end, skimming the water's surface down 18 inches to remove invasive vegetation and building a fence around the perimeter to keep out predators.
"Slowly but surely this wetland has narrowed and narrowed," Dunbar said. "Once you take the vegetation out of there and it stops transpiring all the water, it'll be a wetland again."
Last week, Dunbar received permission from the Molokai Planning Commission (MoPC) to begin work, the last in a series of regulatory hurtles. The project has already been signed off on by the Army Corp of Engineers, the Natural Resources Conservation Service and the state Historic Preservation Committee.
Arleone Dibben-Young, a local water bird researcher, created a similar wetland on her property near Kawela 10 years ago, which is now home to Bristle-thighed curlews and endangered Hawaiian Stilts and Coots. Dibben-Young testified to MoPC in support of Dunbar's project.
"We need more habitats like this," she said after the meeting. "We need more people to do this in their own backyards."
This would be a permanent wetland, she added, as opposed to the coastal wetlands that dry up every summer. "The birds need more wetlands like this."
But Dunbar's application was not without protest. It was unclear at the meeting whether the area in question is a naturally-created wetland or an inland fishpond (it does not feed into the ocean). Some community members objected to his plans to use machines to clear the land.
"You don't put machines in the fishpond," said Judy Caparida. "If you're going to use something, use your hands."
Leimana Naki, the caretaker of the Kahinapohaku Fishpond on the east end, also testified against Dunbar's application. He said he plans to file a "stop work order" that would require Dunbar to clear the land by hand and is looking for attorney specializing in Native Hawaiian affairs to file his complaint.
"[Dunbar] got the green light, but not without a fight," he said.
Naki added he is concerned that the wetland may be an ancient burial ground and Dunbar's work would disturb remains.
Dunbar said after the meeting that clearing the land by hand is not feasible.
"I'd be happy not to use a machine if I had 100 people at my disposal [to work]," he said.
He hopes to have the project complete within a year, though work will be weather-dependant.
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To "scroll" in any direction on a computer screen.
One thing about scroll wheels and the Apple Mighty Mouse "scroll ball" is that you have to lift your finger and move it to different radii of the wheel/ball, in order to keep "scrolling".
A mouse with a pointing stick (actually a "scrolling" stick), instead of a scroll wheel, will solve this problem, and allow you to "scroll" in any direction.
I don't see why not, but scrolling is a more natural movement.
If you scroll too much, you could get carpal tunnel syndrome.
OK, well I know this probably wouldn't work, but what if you had a pointing stick that made you feel like your finger was scrolling when you used it?
Why? If you did that then it would eliminate the main point of this idea.
Microsoft Intellimouse makes the mouse into a distance-sensitive scroll controller if you click the wheel.
Could you provide a link to where it's been done?
There was a link to a wikipedia entry. I copied text from it. You deleted my entry and the link.
Okay, I have read it and it did say that they have been observed on computer mice, BUT I'm assuming the ones that Wikipedia was referring to where used to point the cursor rather than to "scroll" the screen, since it didn't specify how they where used. And since they are called "pointing sticks" rather than ""scrolling" sticks". That means they are used for pointing and not for moving an image around.
I don't think such a word exists.
Nice idea. I used to have a laptop with one of these sticks on them for mouse control. I envisage that this would work much like a more intuitive version of clicking the wheel on an intellimouse. Rather than a click and drag, you apply a force to scroll and remove the force to stop scrolling.
I wish you'd left baconbrain's link up, though. If someone doesn't get your idea, knowing what they think you mean is an important step in getting everyone elso to understand the idea.
Maybe you could change the name of the idea to 'Mouse Scrolling Stick' to remove any confusion between this idea and the already existing 'Pointing Sticks'.
It was actually my link, but I put it back.


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Our doctors are striking for patients, not money
My better half is a junior doctor. She works insanely long hours and cares completely for her patients. When you can see how much it costs somebody as conscientious as she is to walk out on strike, it's all the more frustrating that press coverage so spotty, confusing and often insulting.
The underlying issue is so simple: There aren't enough doctors.
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Ignore everything you've been told. The situation in the NHS is simple to explain:
Doctors are a finite resource. We have 55,000 doctors in training in the NHS in England.
These 55,000 only barely cover existing shifts for full service regular 9-5ish Monday to Friday and emergency care 24/7. In many smaller hospitals there are already dangerous rota gaps from understaffing, but they just scrape by.
The contract being imposed in August —the one doctors are striking against— was designed to make it affordable and legally possible for hospitals to spread these 55,000 doctors from 5 days full service, to 7 days full service.
You can't safely do 7 days work with 5 days people.
The Government's maths to make this "work": you take some doctors from midweek and move them to the weekend. That's what this contract allows, one way or the other. Fewer doctors in the week, and dangerously long shifts to cover the existing workload with fewer concurrent staff.
And that isn't safe. The level of cover in some places is already dangerous. You can't spread doctors any thinner and expect anything but a diminished service. The NHS needs more doctors, not the same number spread over more days. And that's the only thing you need to consider when you're wondering why doctors are striking and whose fault that is.
That's not to say that there aren't also other issues here. There are and they are significant but all of that can be boiled into the same argument. The NHS is already haemorrhaging doctors to countries with better working conditions and the cost to become a doctor here is huge. While we need the number of 55,000 junior doctors to grow substantially, everything about this contract and the treatment of existing doctors up to now will mean it likely shrinks away.
I don't want to conflate the issue. Your doctors aren't striking over a 30% pay cut or additional weekends they'll be pulled in for, they're striking because they're being told that starting August they will be doing unsafe amount of work with a unsafe number of doctors. The rest is just distracting gravy.
This contract is dangerous to patients, present and future. It must be resisted.


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History > Immigration > Canada
Many families from Norka first settled in the United States, primarily in states of Nebraska, Colorado, Washington, Oregon and the Dakotas. They were later lured to Canada through letters from friends and family who told them that the government of the Northwest Territories under the jurisdiction of the federal government in Ottawa was inviting newcomers to homestead in Canada.
By 1897, families had begun to settle in the areas near Duffield, Spruce Grove, and Stony Plain.
Map of the Dominion of Canada. Source: Wikimedia Commons.
Althouse, John. A Primer on Western Canadian Settlement. Presented at Norka Founder's Day, August 8, 2015. Canada, Alberta, Edmonton and Stony Plain.
Bauer, Reuben Alexander. One of Many. Edmonton, Alta.: 1965. Print.
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Mendes is een gemeente in de Braziliaanse deelstaat Rio de Janeiro. De gemeente telt 24.880 inwoners (schatting 2009).

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Chinese and Russian warships entered US waters
Days ago, the media reported that on September 19, a formation of Chinese and Russian-flagged warships sailed into US territorial waters near Alaska, in the Bering Sea. A U.S. Navy patrol ship, a 400-foot cruiser named Kimball, discovered three Chinese naval vessels and four Russian naval vessels sailing 85 miles north ...
'He who laughs last laughs best': UK responds to CCP taunts
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The shameful secret of Mao Zedong and the Japanese, which hides the Chinese regime
The recent scandal, sparked by Chinese police harassing a girl for wearing a Japanese kimono, brought to light the secret of the actual relationship that the leader, Mao Zedong, had with the Japanese, which would embarrass the Chinese. A tweet from the editor-in-chief of the media What's on Weibo, Manya Koetse, ...
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Over 500 Chinese speculators trapped in Japanese real estate project
Hundreds of Chinese investors have bought a real estate project in Japan, where the property and wealth are empty, and they risk losing millions of dollars of investment funds. According to Chinese state media, more than 500 people in Beijing, Shanghai, and other places purchased a project of Japan's Toyotomi Corporation ...
First time in 50 years: The actions of Taiwanese officials give Beijing 'ants in pants'
On July 8, Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was assassinated while giving a speech on the street. This event shocked the world. His family will hold Abe's funeral on July 12. In harmony with the significant loss to Japan and the world, Taiwanese media reported that Taiwan's Vice President ...
Shinzo Abe: Slain former Japanese prime minister stood up to Chinese regime
Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was shot dead on Friday, July 8, while giving a speech in the town of Nara. The news shocked the world and quickly made the front pages of mainstream media. Abe was central in his country's politics during the last decades. Still, he also left ...
Chinese businesses and media celebrate Abe's death
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Former Japanese intelligence official: The CCP sent 20,000 spies to infiltrate Japan
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US luxury whiskey firm sues Halewood International over trademark infringement
Post Time:2020-09-24 Source:www.business-live.co.uk Author:Jonathan HumphriesSenior,Reporter Tom Houghton Views:
Merseyside spirits firm Halewood International has been sued by an American luxury whiskey giant.
Sazerac Brands LLC says Knowsley-based Halewood infringed its trademark after selling a new high-end bourbon called 'American Eagle'.
Sazerac, based in New Orleans, Louisiana, said Halewood's product infringed on its well-established 'Eagle Rare' bourbon whiskey brand, which is sold in 10 and 17-year-old versions.
This case is not the first trademark row Halewood International, which produces the famous Lambrini wine and Whitley Neill gin brands, has been caught up in, as the Liverpool Echo reports.
In 2018 representatives of legendary We'll Meet Again singer, the late Dame Vera Lynn, took successful legal action after Halewood produced a range of novelty bottles of 'Vera Lynn' gin.
Eagle Rare, made by the Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky, has won numerous industry awards and is not widely available, which a court heard adds to its "mystique" and desirability.
The Eagle Rare trademarks were registered in the UK in 1981 and in the European Union in 2002.
American Eagle, made in an unnamed family distillery in Tennessee, sells in four year, eight year and 12 year versions and was launched in February last year, with UK and EU trademarks registered in 2018.
But now a court has ruled that the trademarks for American Eagle are invalid.
Sazerac alleged that the "aura" associated with Eagle Rare would be transferred to or "rub off" on American Eagle, and that the association could damage its reputation or distinctive character.
Judge Mr Justice Timothy Fancourt, in a written High Court judgement handed down last week, said he did not find that the infringement had damaged the reputation of Eagle Rare, but he agreed that Halewood CEO Stewart Hainsworth had been "reckless" when registering American Eagle trademarks.
He said: "Mr Hainsworth is by nature innovative and an opportunist when it comes to branding of goods, and somewhat impulsive in his approach to 'banking' possible brand names.
"What he now characterises as poor misjudgement in the case of Vera Lynn is evidence of his rather bullish approach."
The court heard Mr Hainsworth came up with the whiskey idea when on business in Thailand in June 2018, noticing an "American Eagle" clothing store branch.
He was "immediately struck" by what a good name it would be for the bourbon he wanted to create, to add to Halewood International's range of spirits.
According to the judgement: "On impulse and without thinking, he did a search in the trade marks register for 'American Eagle' only; he found that the only prior registration in class 33 in that name had not been renewed in 2017 and he immediately instructed his trade mark attorney to register an application for that trade mark for the sale of spirits and whiskey."
The court heard Mr Hainsworth had been aware of a similar dispute between Sazerac and Irish firm West Cork Distillery, which had registered a trademark for 'Skibbereen Eagle' whiskey in 2018.
Mr Hainsworth had a "substantial" minority share in West Cork Distillery, and the firm used his companies to conduct its trademark affairs.
When the Skibbereen Eagle brand was registered, Sazerac disputed it and a settlement was reached whereby Skibbereen could use the Eagle sign but only for Irish whiskey, not bourbon.
The judgement says: "It was evident from Mr Hainsworth's manner that he rather resented the need for West Cork to submit to the will of the Claimants in the way that it chose to do.
"With the benefit of hindsight, Mr Hainsworth seemed able to persuade himself, but not the court, that the settlement agreement had nothing to do with [Halewood Int] or himself, save in so far as it was acting as agent for West Cork.
"It was not, he said, a matter with which he was at all concerned when seeking to establish the American Eagle brand."
Judge Fancourt ruled the average consumer of bourbon whiskey would be unlikely to think Eagle Rare and American Eagle were identical products.
However, he did rule that there was a risk UK and EU consumers could believe that American Eagle was a related brand to Eagle Rare.
He said: "I consider that there is such a risk because the product is identical, the names have marked similarity – indicative of a possible connection between them – and because the existence of connected brands using similar names is well-known to the public.
"In particular, once American Eagle four year old is established and becomes more widely known than Eagle Rare, having been positioned by the Defendants to compete with Jack Daniels and the like in the mass market, it will be natural for a consumer to assume that Eagle Rare is a special version of American Eagle."
A further date will be set to decide any damages.
Halewood International told the ECHO it did not wish to comment at this time, and did not answer questions about the future of the American Eagle brand or whether it plans to appeal.
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ACA Open Enrollment: Time to Make Your 2020 Choice
Average monthly premiums going down as number of plans increase
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En español | Open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act health insurance marketplaces begins Friday, Nov. 1. Consumers will have 45 days — until Dec. 15 — to review their coverage and enroll in a plan that best fits their health care needs.
Monthly premiums for the most popular benchmark silver plans are expected to drop, on average, by 4 percent for 2020, according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). But premiums vary widely, depending on where you live and what plan you select. In six states (Delaware, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma and Utah), silver plan premiums will decrease on average by 10 percent or more. But in three other states (Indiana, Louisiana and New Jersey) the silver benchmark policies will increase by at least 10 percent. These premium estimates are for the 38 states where consumers use the federal marketplace to get their insurance. Twelve states and the District of Columbia have their own ACA exchanges.
The overwhelming number of consumers who get their insurance through the marketplaces should still expect to be eligible for the federal tax credits that help pay for monthly premiums and for subsidies that can help with such cost-sharing expenses as deductibles and copays. Whether you qualify for financial help depends on your income and how many people live in your household.
For 2020, you are likely eligible for a tax credit for premiums if your annual income falls within these ranges: $12,490 to $49,960 for an individual and $21,330 to $85,320 for a family of three. You can also qualify for a cost-sharing subsidy if your income falls within these ranges: $12,490 to $31,225 for individuals and $21,330 to $53,325 for a family of three. In 2019, 88 percent of ACA enrollees were eligible for premium tax credits. Healthcare.gov has a calculator to help you figure out if you qualify for a tax credit and/or subsidy and the amount you may qualify for.
Six states and the District of Columbia (D.C.) give people longer to apply for 2020 coverage. The extended deadlines are: Minnesota, Dec. 23; Rhode Island, Dec. 31; Colorado, Jan. 15; Massachusetts, Jan. 23; and California, D.C. and New York, Jan. 31.
If you are already enrolled in a plan, you should have received a letter from your insurer telling you whether your plan is still offered, any details of how the plan may have changed and what your 2020 premium will be. If you don't do anything by Dec. 15, you will be automatically reenrolled in your current plan and charged the new premium. If that plan has been discontinued, you'll be placed into the most similar plan available.
"Even if you want to renew your plan and you're happy with it, it's still a good idea go to back to the marketplace, update your information and apply for that plan again," says Karen Pollitz, senior fellow at the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation. By going back through the process, she says, you can make sure you have the most up-to-date information about the plan and also find out which subsidies you may be eligible for, because the income ranges change each year.
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For the first time, ACA shoppers will be able to use a government rating system to compare the quality of the plans they are considering. Along with the plan descriptions, CMS will display information from its five-star quality rating system, which gauges how satisfied patients are with a particular health plan and how the plans stack up based on a variety of quality measures.
The ratings are divided into three categories: quality of medical care, the member experience and the administration of the plans.
The scores are based on such factors as how plan members rate the doctors and other providers in a plan's network, the care they've received and the quality of a plan's customer service, including how easy it is to get an appointment, the availability of information, the ability to appeal a coverage decision and other consumer issues.
CMS officials also say they have streamlined the application on healthcare.gov and have updated some of the features on the health care shopping site, including the filters consumers can use to help them better compare plans.
While there is no longer a federal tax penalty for not having health insurance, several states have put penalties on their taxes for those who remain uninsured. In 2019, Massachusetts, New Jersey and the District of Columbia required health insurance, and in 2020, California and Rhode Island will also impose tax penalties for not having coverage.
This year, CMS has increased the number of private websites advertised in the Find Local Help section of healthcare.gov.
"Be careful," says Pollitz. "These private sites may not show you all of the plans that are available to you, and if it is a site run by an insurance company, it will only show you the marketplace plans they sell." These sites may also, she says, "suggest or steer you to a product that pays them the highest commission."
Pollitz advises consumers to double back and check with the official healthcare.gov site (where there are no broker commissions) to make sure they have all the information they need to make an informed choice and to see that they've gotten an accurate estimate of the subsidies they may be eligible for.
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Chargers' Gordon could skip camp, demand trade without new contract
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Given that as a running back this could be Gordon's one big multi-year extension, he doesn't want to risk losing that opportunity - if gets hurt without that safety net, it would likely affect any potential deal in 2020.
Chargers running back Melvin Gordon plans to hold out of to Los Angeles' training camp and demand a trade if he does not receive a new contract, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Chargers training camp is scheduled to open on July 24.
Gordon, who was the No. 15 overall pick of the 2015 National Football League draft, is entering the final year of his rookie contract, which calls for him to earn $5.6 million this season.
Gordon enjoyed a breakout season past year for the Chargers despite missing a quarter of a season with a knee sprain. Smith said Gordon had hoped to keep negotiations private, but had go the public route due to a lack of progress being made with the Chargers this off-season. We're going to see.
"We received an offer - talks had been dead - but we received an offer that wasn't a fair offer based on what Melvin has done, where he was drafted, and how he's performed, making two of the last four Pro Bowls", Bilbo added.
"I don't know, man. If it's going to happen, it'll happen", he said.
Gordon had 885 rushing yards on 175 carries for 10 touchdowns last season in 12 starts.
Gordon ranks fourth in total rushing yards since 2016 and his 28 rushing touchdowns during that stretch is tied for second among all running backs.
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This set was apparently a prototype for the H840CK15. There are several differences from the production set. The mask around the picture tube is yellow, rather than white as in the production set. Different style tuners are used, and a different arrangement is used to hold the yoke assembly to the chassis.
On the left is the prototype high voltage cage. A single 1B3 is used as rectifier, while 3 - 3A3s are used as a voltage doubler in the production model. The chassis is marked, in pencil, "Needs to be modified - 1B3"
On the left is the color processing chassis from the prototype. Notice that it doesn't have the hue control brought out to the rear as on the production set.
The prototype has an extra chassis connected between the video and color processing circuits. It has a 12AU7 and a 6AL5. We have traced the circuit, and it attaches to the hue coil. A difference voltage is derived from across the coil, which then adjusts the color balance and level. It was an attempt to eliminate the hue control and keep the color level stable so that the color intensity control didn't need to be constantly adjusted. Apparently it didn't work well, or was too expensive to include in the production set.
The prototype is stamped PP6 (perhaps for production prototype #6), while the production model has a serial number.
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We Sued and Administration Backs Down on Transportation Rule
September 26, 2017 Amanda Eaken Deron Lovaas
In the face of lawsuits it couldn't win, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) has lifted its suspension of a greenhouse gas (GHG) measure for transportation, via this notice, which will be published in the Federal Register Thursday.
Without notice or comment, in clear violation of the Administrative Procedure Act, FHWA had illegally suspended the measure on May 19, 2017. FHWA's website now makes clear that the GHG measure will go back into effect and the measure's first compliance deadline of October 2018 remains in effect. The administration also signals its intent to initiate a new rulemaking in 2017, which they hope to finalize in the spring of 2018.
The GHG measure was one of several promulgated by FHWA through a rule implementing the 2012 federal transportation law Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century (MAP-21). The measure, which NRDC wrote about here, here, and here, covers measurement of heat-trapping carbon pollution and target-setting for reducing it. The measure will have the added benefit of reducing other dangerous air pollutants generated by mobile sources (i.e. tailpipes).
After FHWA announced that it was indefinitely delaying implementation of the GHG measure in May, NRDC joined forces with the US Public Interest Research Group (USPIRG) and the Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) on behalf of Clean Air Carolina to challenge the agency's action in court. And late last week, a group of 8 states filed suit against this unlawful action by FHWA as well.
This action was blatantly against the law. Important rules such as this one take a year or so to develop, with adequate comment periods (this one's spanned four months). A new administration can't just willy-nilly decline to follow through. So we sued, as written about here and here.
Why We Sued
The United States spends about half-a-trillion dollars on transportation annually. Local jurisdictions, states and the federal government funnel money toward highway, road, rail and bike lane construction and maintenance. These investments are enormously consequential not just for states but for metropolitan regions made up of cities and counties, which is why the latter are coordinated by metropolitan planning organizations (MPOs). And both MPOs and state departments of transportation (DOTs) are required by federal law to develop long-range plans spanning at least 20 years.
The good news is these plans have improved over time. The bad news is that they have not been, as the Bipartisan Policy Center and other experts advocate, performance-driven. As data collection and analysis, and the hardware and software that enable them, have improved, there is no excuse for little or no performance management by MPOs and DOTs.
That's why Congress and the Obama Administration took action in 2012, enacting Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century (MAP-21). This bill, mostly unremarkable, included a planning title that is anything but, for the first time requiring regions and states to track and improve their performance across a range of measures in exchange for billions in federal funding support. And the Obama Administration took full advantage of it, carefully crafting rules for safety, pavement and bridge conditions, system performance, freight movement, and finally congestion mitigation and air quality.
The implementing agency, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), has a very capable staff which along with other groups has published a variety of resources helpful for MPOs and DOTs interested in performance measurement and management, such as this one. FHWA was poised to work with agencies across the country to improve planning, and that in turn would help cities, suburbs and states hammer out smarter and more effective plans that achieve better outcomes for all—such as reducing GHG emissions and fighting climate change. That's why we couldn't let the FHWA get away with illegally halting implementation of the GHG measure.
Our advocacy for better performance management and government accountability paid off. The government has announced that the GHG measure will be implemented effective Thursday. With the lawyers off the case, FHWA planners and engineers can finally get back to work. And MPO and state long-term plans will take this crucial step forward toward being performance-driven in the context of GHG emissions over the next year.
Bad planning is not inevitable, and measuring and setting targets for reducing carbon pollution is the essence of good planning. That's why the GHG measure is a commonsense tool. Sooner or later it will apply to all MPO and state transportation plans. And sooner is smarter, and better, for public health and the environment.
We know we have our work cut out for us since the administration is only backing down for now. We look forward to working with FHWA, MPOs and states towards realizing the health, safety and climate potential the GHG measure provides in tackling carbon pollution from transportation, the leading source in the United States.
Amanda Eaken
Director of Transportation, American Cities Climate Challenge
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Director, EEFA, Resilient Communities, Healthy People & Thriving Communities Program


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Q: Good text on Clinical Trials? I'm an undergraduate statistics student looking for a good treatment of clinical trials analysis. The text should cover the fundamentals of experimental design, blocking, power analysis, latin squares design, and cluster randomization designs, among other topics.
I have an undergraduate knowledge of mathematical statistics and real analysis, but if there's a fantastic text that requires a bit higher level of statistics or analysis, I can work up to it.

A: I would definitively recommend Design and Analysis of Clinical Trials: Concepts and Methodologies which seems actually the most complete one given your request.
Statistical Issues in Drug Development also covers a broad range of concepts but is less oriented toward design of experiment. Statistics Applied to Clinical Trials includes more technical stuff, but mainly focus on crossover trials and applications in epidemiology. And there is always the most famous Rothman, Modern Epidemiology, which provides valuable help for interpretation and examples of application of clinical biostatistics. Finally, The Design and Analysis of Clinical Experiments is more centered onto the analysis of specific experimental settings, but it does not address other points and is a bit older.

A: It's difficult to go past Piantadosi's Clinical Trials: A Methodologic Perspective at least as a starting point. It is quite comprehensive and covers the topics you want and much more - including ethics, history, reporting, fraud, meta-analyses, randomisation, phases, stopping rules etc. - at an advanced undergraduate to early post-grad level.
The few times I was frustrated with it (the 1st edition anyway) where when it lacked sufficient detail - eg the derivations for sample size calculations. A comprehensive starting point!

A: Experimental Design for the Life Sciences, by Ruxton & Colegrave, is a nice book and is aimed primarily at undergraduates.

A: I was using "Fundamentals of Clinical Trials" when I was in PhD program.

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On-loan Manchester City winger will not be rushed back after ankle injury.
The club's on-loan winger, Ben Knight, will not be rushed back into action after suffering an ankle injury last month. The Manchester City youngster scored his first senior goal to win the game in injury time at Shrewsbury in the Papa John's Trophy but suffered an untimely injury just as he was beginning to find his feet at first-team level.
David Artell told the club's official website: "We will not be rushing Ben back. He has got to be right and much will depend on when he is ready to run again. He is now out of his supportive boot and he will just carry on with his rehab until the physio and sports scientist say he is ready to re-join us.
"It is a shame that the injury came when it did. He was finding his feet at this level and scored a great goal at Shrewsbury to win us the game. He is disappointed not to be playing but that happens in football and we will be cautious with him because he is still young and we will get there with him."


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A season where Hearts were aiming to build on the solid work done by Robbie Neilson went from flirting with second in the league to finishing up with one win in their last ten. It's been memorable, in the same way as seeing your parents riding each other is memorable. You don't want to acknowledge the memory but it's there forever at the back of your mind. Be kind and call it a season of transition or be cruel and call it the dog meat buffet that it ultimately became.
Jack Hamilton – 6
Here's how best to summarize Jack's season:
– Make a series of solid saves
– Palm an innocuous 40 yard shot straight to a strikers feet to give away a goal
– Repeat for 40 odd games
There is talent there and without doubt, over time, a solid and dependable keeper but Hearts frankly ludicrous handling of the goalkeeping situation in the close season meant instead of being able to bleed Jack into the squad over the course of a season, he was thrown in at the deep end and has been inconsistent, like the majority of his team mates. He's also suffered from Hearts ever changing/injury-stricken defence. A settled defence and another goalkeeper of quality to challenge him for the jersey are a must.
Viktor Noring – 5
It got to a point where most Hearts fans wondered if Noring was A) even real and B) actually had hands. There were times during the latter part of the season where the case could have been made to drop or "rest" Hamilton but Noring couldn't get a sniff. Then he got his chance at Ibrox and it all made sense as to why he's not been given the nod so far. A baffling decision to punch a cross into the air when he could have caught it, nipped out for a shite and come back to pick the ball up again before a Rangers player got near him, cost Hearts a goal. His distribution leaves a lot to be desired as well with almost every kick at Celtic Park pulling out to the right and out of play. Most definitely not the standard required to be challenging for the number one spot.
Callum Paterson – 7
Look. Callum could tell me he had a fuckbunker under his house full of murdered Swedish backpackers and it wouldn't matter. His loss this season shouldn't be played down, nor should his imminent departure. A player who runs through brick walls for the team, wins his battles and chips in with goals. We may never see a player like him come through our ranks again and as we've seen since his injury, the whole dynamic of the team changes without him. Was having a solid season until his leg decided it wanted to shatter into a thousand pieces. If he's the same player when he returns whoever picks him up has won big.
Liam Smith – 5
If Callum Paterson were a bag of crisps, he'd be Monster Munch Flamin' Hot – Liam Smith would be a packet of Salt N Shake. Put your money on him winding up out on loan or being gobbled up by Gary Locke.
Andraz Struna – 6
Nobody likes change. Replacing Paterson with Struna made sense on paper. Another attacking full back with international caps to his name but Struna has rarely lived up to the hype. A handful of solid performances but he's just never been able to really kick on and make himself an automatic first pick. There's every chance by the time this has been put online he won't be at Hearts anymore (Ed: he isn't) and that wouldn't be a bad thing.
Lennard Sowah – 5
Appears to have taken a loan of Oshaniwa's CRAZY LEGS, as well as Juwon's inability to hold a position defensively. Or get a cross in past the first man. Still, it was nice to have a left back who was actually left footed for a few games. The very definition of a "raw" player but it'd take a lot of time to smooth down all those rough edges in his game. He does possess a wonderful ability to do the sublime, taking the ball out of defense and beating a handful of players, and then immediately follow it up with the ridiculous, by punting it right out the park into the window of the high school next door.
Krystian Nowak – 6
We'll get the obvious out of the way first – Krystian is a fucking dreamboat. Like proper-shooting-love-hearts-out-your-eyes-when-you-see-him dreamboat. On the playing side he's been solid if unspectacular. He did a wee turn as the defensive midfielder when Cathro first arrived when we attempted to push Perry Kitchen further up the park and has played at the back as well, performing OK and nothing more in both roles. Very similar to Ozturk. A player who looks fine with the ball at his feet and bringing it out of defence, but lacks that mad bastard edge that Blazej Augustyn had to him last season. Needs to be willing to stick players into orbit along with distributing the ball well. A good back up to have for next season. A certainty to be all over the player calendars that are released and then sold in January.
John Souttar – 6
Souttar has all the attributes to be a great player but just before injury hit, his play was plagued with the kind of mistakes you'd expect from a young player. The club have looked to address that with the addition of Hughes and you'd like to think a year together on and off the park will do him wonders. A player Hearts desperately need back quickly.
Aaron Hughes – 6
Precisely the kind of signing Hearts needed to make in January when our all our defenders either suffered from malaria/were sold/had limbs fall off. An experienced pro who could organize and still cut it at this level. Yes he's old but as Kenny Miller continues to show, if you look after yourself, it's not an issue to compete in the SPL in your late 30s. Will be an important player on and off the park going forward.
Tasos Avlonitis – 2
In January what Hearts really needed was four or five real quality signings, instead they opted for what appeared to be a couple of genuine quality signings with some quantity to beef up the numbers, along with this shithouse who appears to have won his contract from a box of Corn Flakes. Comically bad at times and was rightly dropped in the end. If he'd kept playing there was no doubt his shorts would have fallen down like something out a Mr Bean sketch. One of the first to be released when the season ended, thank fuck.
Alex Tziolis – 4
Like a horrible hybrid of being Catfished/done over by a Scooby Doo villain. Tziolis strolled through his first couple of games with his cock in one hand and a bottle of expensive wine in the other. We read all about his pedigree and couldn't help but be impressed. Then he whipped off his mask at the end of the season to reveal it was Chic Charnley. The only way it would have been more obvious for Tziolis to show he didn't give a fuck would have been to wander round Edinburgh wearing a sandwich board that had "I DON'T GIVE A FUCK" written on it, whilst ringing a bell screaming "I DON'T GIVE A FUCK" having just legally changed his name to Idont Giveafuck.
Perry Kitchen – 5
Not fancied at all by the new gaffer. The club captain has spent most of the second half of the season on the bench with Cowie taking the armband. You get a shift from Perry, he does the dirty work and always looks to keep the ball moving but it seems his style of play won't fit in with how the club wants to play under Cathro. A player you don't imagine being happy to play second fiddle, he'll be one looking to possibly engineer a move away from Edinburgh.
Jamie Walker – 6
Jamie was playing so well that come March there was genuine shock that he wasn't included in the Scotland squad for the friendly against Canada. Since then he's disappeared off the face of the earth and hasn't scored a goal since January. Physical or mental fatigue will have undoubtedly played a part in his form dipping, so he'll need to work hard in the close season to ensure he can go the full campaign at a high level. Apart from trying, successfully, to get himself sent off you'd be hard pushed to think of something he's done in the last part of the season.
If Jamie could also stop growing in moustaches that make him look like the kind of creepy loner who hangs around a bowling alley smelling his fingers every time they've been in a ball that would be great.
Prince Buaben – 6
Has had to be patient this season and probably didn't expect when he did get a run out it would be as a center half but Prince has performed admirably there for a guy who last played that position when he was a teenager. His frailties were exposed against better opposition but showed he can be a handy player to keep around the squad. Technically very good with the ball at his feet and was always looking to play the ball out from the back instead of sending it into the stratosphere.
Aroud Djoum – 5
What the actual fuck happened at The African Cup of Nations? Arnoud Djoum left as Hearts best player and came back looking like he'd been drinking the whole time. We can only hope he uses pre-season to sober up because if he keeps up like this he'll be punted back to footballing obscurity. An infuriating campaign from a player who was marvelous during 2015/2016.
Sam Nicholson – 5
Hearts premier Spice Boy looks set to be shown the door now. Who will cut in from the left onto their right foot over and over and over and over now? Just hasn't been at the races at all this season. Wherever he goes next had better have a Nandos close by.
Don Cowie – 7
Remember The Don's first game and the mess people got themselves into? He's been exceptional for us since then. His commitment and effort are never in question. Always looking to press the play and never dropping the level of intensity has seen him become the first name on most fans team sheets. If only the other bodies in midfield matched his effort.
Moha Choulay – 4
A signing that perfectly summed up how fucking ridiculous our January transfer dealings were. Hearts needed another creative outlet in midfield to prevent Jamie Walker from burning out, or throwing Rory Currie in too early and to provide competition to Sam Nicholson. Someone who could also cope with the physical demands of Scottish Football. What's that? You've got a wee winger whose body has been built out of wet lollypop sticks? Cool.
Technically a good player but he couldn't handle players flying into the back of him. When Hearts played Inverness at home in February, Ross Draper looked at Choulay like something he'd eat as a pre workout snack.
Malary Martin – 4
So, so badly off the pace in terms of fitness and match sharpness. A player in desperate need of a pre-season. He's been in and out the squad since his arrival for these reasons but when he has been on the park, it's hard to quite put your finger on what he'll bring to the team that we don't currently have. He doesn't have the physicality to be the deepest sitting midfielder and doesn't have the legs to take on Cowie's workload. It could come good, but I'm not convinced.
Isma Goncalves – 8
Let's get the negatives out the road quickly, and they're very minor. The shift in tempo from the league in Cyprus to Scotland means Isma has found himself blowing out his arse early doors. It's not that he's a lazy or unfit player, it's just going to take a little bit of graft to get up to speed. But he's come in and got goals. He works incredibly hard and keeps going for the 90. If Hearts can sign wisely in the close season to find a player to work alongside him he'll tear it up.
Bjorn Johnsson – 6
Bjorn's head has been mince since Neilson left for MK Dons. In Neilson's last game he was outstanding, giving Kiernan and Wilson a torrid time. If rumours of a bust up in Perth are true then he needs to be sent packing. There's no point in hanging round when your head and heart aren't in it. Another frustrating one when you know what he's capable of.
Rory Currie – 6
Praise the lord for some positives at last! Rory looks to be a gem. Like Walker he's a player who knows how to use his frame well against defenders. He has a desire to get stuck in, good feet and excellent movement. This is a player we should be careful with and not wind up doing what we did with Hamilton and throwing him to the wolves.
As for those who left…
Igor Rossi – 5
Started showing a lot of flaws to his game and we lucked out with the cash we were offered in January. Says a lot that at no point since his departure has anyone said "we're really missing Rossi at the back".
Alim Ozturk – 5
Honestly, who gives a shit what Alim does or did any longer? When you score a 40 yard long banger against Hibs you get to be mind bogglingly pish for the rest of your life and still not have to worry about buying a drink in Gorgie ever again.
Conor Sammon – 4
You always want it to work out for a player who signs, but you'd have had more chance contracting super space aids than Conor smashing in 20 odd goals in a season. If Kilmarnock could do us a solid and keep him forever that would be great, but with a clause built in that he can't play against us – I'm mentally not strong enough to handle him coming back and pegging a couple of goals past us.
Faycal Rherras – 5
Captain Malaria saved a few certain goals with his face, had a stinker against Rangers at Ibrox and never saw the light of day again. Fine moving forward but a liability at the back and another full back on our books who couldn't hold a position and bizarrely wouldn't press attacking players until they were effectively inside the six-yard box.
Robbie Muirhead – 6
Jet fuel can't melt my love for Robbie. He only got a handful of minutes at Hearts but looked the part. Thanks for the goals against Rangers you nutty bastard.
It's only fair to give the manager a score as well…
Ian Cathro – 4
In a results driven business, it has not been good enough for Cathro. Five league wins in twenty two games. Of course there are mitigating circumstances – he initially inherited Robbie Neilson's squad, which Neilson had done incredibly well to get the most out of given their limited numbers and abilities. The defense was ripped apart through injuries and sales. The signings made in January by those in charge were not of the required standard. Throw in the new manager attempting to instill a new philosophy and playing style onto a patchwork squad, it was always going to be hard going. On the rare occasions when it has clicked, Hearts have been fluid and dominated possession, creating a host of chances and playing with real confidence. Unfortunately that's usually followed by getting our arse handed to us the following week with one shot on goal.
These shouldn't be used as excuses or a get out of jail free card for Cathro. He now has a very short period of time to rectify the issues in his squad and get them performing the way he expects. The grace period is over and for many fans he is on borrowed time. Hearts start next season with away games, the clubs kryptonite. If he's going to get fans back onside he needs to hit the ground running or it's going to be near impossible to defend his position. Players respond well to training and are enthusiastic about the methods but that has to transfer onto the park now.
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Maine Maritime Museum Plans Update of "Lobstering and the Maine Coast"
By Chris Timm, Maine Maritime Museum
The MLA board of directors before the exhibit's wall of buoys at the Maine Maritime Museum. MLA photo.
On June 5 Maine Maritime Museum had the pleasure of hosting the Maine Lobsterman's Association (MLA) Board of Directors for their monthly meeting. The MLA Board toured the "Lobstering & the Maine Coast" exhibit and offered feedback on how the exhibit can be updated with relevant and up-to-date information. "Lobstering & the Maine Coast" is housed in a 6,200-square-foot, two-story building on the Museum's campus. The exhibit opened in 2015 and was developed with expertise from the Maine Lobstermen's Association, University of Maine's Darling Marine Center, the Gulf of Maine Research Institute, and others.
The two-story "Lobstering and the Maine Coast" exhibit opened in 2015. MMM Photo.
L to r: Former board member Elliott Thomas, Craig Stewart, MMM curator Chris Timms, and museum director Amy Lent. MLA photo.
MLA Board members suggested several additional concepts for the exhibit that the Maine Maritime Museum looks forward to adding in the months ahead. One new item will be near the entrance to the exhibit, where the history of the lobster trap is told, from early lath variants to the modern welded mesh trap. The museum will add an interactive display that explains the welded mesh trap in greater detail. What are its components? What are its characteristics? And what is it like to open one up time after time? In the lower level of the exhibit, a century of changes in lobster boat design is documented through our historical working watercraft collection. This is complemented by a number of videos that show modern lobster boats under construction and in action. We will add information that answer questions such as what are the key mechanical and technological components on a modern lobster boat? We plan on displaying equipment, from pot haulers to VHF, that will educate our visitors about the tools of the trade
Jay and Sue Smith
The exhibit currently displays a wall of buoys donated by lobstermen from throughout the coast. Using a touch-screen kiosk, visitors can view photos and information related to each buoy, including the lobsterman's name, location, boat name and, in some cases, personal stories contributed by the lobsterman. Our intent is to constantly add more stories from the men and women who fish as ongoing documentation of the lobster fishery. To do so we will need help from all Maine lobstermen to expand both the buoy wall and kiosk.
"Lobstering & the Maine Coast" portrays lobstermen's increasingly complex roles as harvester-scientist-entrepreneurs, and the skills needed to transport, market, and profit from a perishable seafood. We hope to add to the exhibit materials that reflect contemporary issues in the fishery, including how the industry—and more importantly, individuals—navigate complex regulations and changing ecological conditions
Maine Maritime Museum plans to phase in these updates, and others, through 2020. We would love to hear your thoughts. Please contact me at ctimm@maritimeme.org.
August 2019 Category: Community Voices
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Through a deal announced Monday, Novartis could spend almost $1.6 billion on a small collection of experimental anti-inflammatory drugs.
Deal terms hold that the Swiss pharma giant will hand over $310 million upfront to acquire a subsidiary of Boston-based IFM Therapeutics. The subsidiary sports a pipeline of three drugs that inhibit a protein involved in immune system regulation. One of the drugs, named IFM-2427, just entered a Phase 1 study, while the other two are still in preclinical testing.
In addition to its upfront payment, Novartis put close to $1.3 billion worth of milestones on the line. IFM said its board of directors and shareholders have approved the transaction, which the companies now expect to close in the second quarter.
Novartis' immunology business has largely focused on interleukins, a broad class of proteins that play various roles in the body's immune response.
So far, the strategy has paid off well. The company last year recorded $3.4 billion in combined net sales from Ilaris (canakinumab) and Cosentyx (secukinumab), monoclonal antibodies that target two different interleukin pathways. The Cosentyx franchise has been especially lucrative, growing more than 130% since 2016 and becoming Novartis' best product launch to date.
The big pharma is getting a dose of diversification, however, with its new purchase of IFM Tre.
The subsidiary's pipeline is built around NLRP3 — a protein IFM Therapeutics views as a worthwhile target for preventing overactive inflammation. IFM-2427, for instance, may have potential use in "an array of chronic inflammatory disorders" such as atherosclerosis and nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, or NASH, according to the parent company.
Notably, Novartis is already developing a few potential therapies for NASH and has tested canakinumab as a treatment for atherosclerotic disease.
"IFM's programs complement the existing Novartis pipeline of anti-inflammatory medicines, and build off of the strong clinical validation around the role of IL-1 signaling in a broad range of inflammatory disorders established by the CANTOS trial, among others," wrote Atlas Venture partner Bruce Booth in a Monday blog post. Atlas Venture is one of the co-founders of IFM.
The Phase 1 trial is evaluating IFM-2427 in healthy patients and recently began dosing.
Novartis' acquisition also gives it two preclinical programs: a gut-targeted NLRP3 antagonist for inflammatory bowel disease, and a central nervous system NRLP3 antagonist for neurological diseases. IFM Therapeutics said last summer the latter of those programs would target Alzheimer's disease and other neurodegenerative or neuroinflammatory disorders.
"IFM Tre's compounds have demonstrated that they can fine-tune the immune system, offering a potentially potent approach for treating a large variety of diseases associated with inflammation," said Jay Bradner, president of the Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research, in a statement.
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Léon Spartz (17 April 1927 – 7 August 1997) was a Luxembourgian footballer. He competed in the men's tournament at the 1952 Summer Olympics.

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Firstly, I am not writing this to shame SMRT. And overall, I got a resolution. But it certainly could have gone a lot better though.
I was one of the passengers of the front cabin of the train in the Joo Koon MRT collision on November 15th 2017. During that incident, I fell on my backside. I walked out of the station, feeling lucky that I only got a bump on my backside, without any other injury. However, later that afternoon, my left arm felt completely devoid of strength, and my left ankle started to hurt. The following day, I went to see a clinic doctor. I then proceeded to emailed the smrt staff with my medical bills for claims.
It took them one and a half months for them to contact me again. The SMRT staff told me the claim is approved. However, they will need me to sign a "discharge voucher" before the amount of $31.70 can be reinbursed.
A few days later, they mailed the "discharge voucher" to me. When I read the "discharge voucher", I got a rude shock. They mailed me a bloody contract and expected me to sign it.
1) The payment is final, no further amounts can be claimed.
2) No further responsibility can be held on the SMRT.
3) Terms of the agreement are to be kept entirely confidential.
Angrily, I told the staff, there was no way in hell that I would sign such a contract. I told them in no uncertain terms, that even if I was agreeable to the first 2 conditions, there was no way that I would sign away my rights to disclosure.
This whole back-and-forth went on for more than 1 week, with the staff transferring the case to her manager, whom I have had to explain all over, that I will under no circumstances surrender my rights to disclose anything that I want to disclose. The manager explained to me that this was simply their company policy, and every claimant had to go through the same things. I told her promptly, her company policies are none of my concern, and they are the ones who caused the problem in the first place. The compensation should have been UNCONDITIONAL.
Finally at the end, I told her to stop making me repeat myself. Under no circumstances would I sign a something that would allow SMRT to use against me. I will not sign away my rights to full disclosure, end of discussion. I told her, if SMRT refuses to pay the reimbursement, that's fine. I was already prepared to either: a) I forfeit the compensation, b) I go to the small claims tribunal.
Finally, the SMRT manager relented. She said she would reimburse the amount into my EZ-Link card, WITHOUT HAVING TO SIGN ANY CONTRACT. I said, okay then.
A week after that, 15th January 2018, exactly 2 months after the incident, the amount of SGD $31.70 was approved and ready for collection.
Well, yes, not the most pleasant experience. But at least a resolution was met without having to conform to SMRT's strict procedures. If they chose to, they could have done this better, without having to demand claimants follow their terms unilaterally.


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Name Charlie Telphy
Family Eustace Telphy (son)
Occupation account manager at Stevens and Lido
First Episode The Nod
Number of Episodes 14
Portayed by Deon Cole
Charles "Charlie" Telphy is one of Andre's co-workers. Charlie is portrayed by Deon Cole. Charlie first appears on the show in episode three, "The Nod," as a new account manager at the firm of Stevens & Lido. He also appears on the spin-off Grown-ish.
After getting hit by a car and winning a large settlement, Charlie became "the breadwinner for my family at the age of 8." ("The Gift of Hunger")
Charlie has a son named Eustace whom he sometimes calls "Useless." ("The Nod") Charlie bought a jet ski in his son's name and ruined the child's credit. He then had to get rid of the jet ski because the manager of his building "said it was taking up too much room in the pool." ("The Peer-ent Trap")
Charlie states that he is going through a "pretty nasty divorce" after his wife cheated on him and then shot him. ("The Nod") He states that at one time his wife got pregnant accidentally, but it turned out that the baby wasn't his child. ("Sex, Lies and Vasectomies")
He has a brother who is "not gay or nothin'," but Charlie "was the best man at he and his lifelong roommate Gustavo's health insurance consolidation party last summer on Fire Island." ("Please Don't Ask, Please Don't Tell")
Though he denies having two families, Charlie has "two groups of people in two different parts of the country that I gots to love exactly the same" and needs "to have half my paycheck sent to a P.O. Box in Phoenix for unrelated reasons." ("Oedipal Triangle")
Charlie claims to know RuPaul, Barack Obama, Maya Angelou, Halle Berry, Andre 3000, Busta Rhymes, Mike Tyson, George Foreman III through VI, the "'the rent is too damn high' guy," Condoleezza Rice, and Michael Jordan. He calls Dionne Warwick a "wonderful woman" and a "generous lover." ("The Prank King")
Charlie was in love with a woman named Dominique, whom he shared a romantic relationship with. In order to win her heart, he went along with Junior's plan to pretend to own a luxurious lifestyle, but in the end he was angry with himself for lying but consequently pushed her away. However, she visited him in his apartment and the two reconciled, before allegedly going to Catalina. ("Charlie in Charge")
Prior to his employment at Stevens & Lido, Charlie worked for Starbucks in Washington. He credits his relocation and job change with saving his life after "a lot of bad stuff happened up there in Seattle." ("The Nod")
According to Andre, Charlie takes every other Monday off and calls it "Double Sunday." ("Switch Hitting")
In "Black Santa/White Christmas," Charlie suggests planting cocaine in a coworker's desk, but when he learns that one can be fired for having cocaine at work, he leaves the room to "go take care of something unrelated." Later in the episode, at the Stevens & Lido Christmas party, he announces, "What's that I hear? Sleigh bells, baby! Definitely not sirens, 'cause I got that stuff out my desk."
Charlie once showed Andre and Rainbow JPEGS of his benign rectal polyps. ("The Nod")
He has been shot in both the face and the genitals, and if he had to choose which area to get shot in, he would "take face any day." As a result of this mishap, he has learned "never make yourself a grilled butter sandwich while cleaning your gun." ("Sex, Lies and Vasectomies")
He "had a botched circumcision a few years ago." ("The Real World")
He is allergic to peanuts. He keeps an EpiPen in his car, but his car was repossessed. ("The Real World")
Charlie doesn't have molars. As a result, "it's impossible for me to grind up food," and he has never eaten taffy. ("The Gift of Hunger")
Interests and Hobbies
Charlie likes the Dave Matthews Band. ("Elephant in the Room")
In reference to President Chester A. Arthur's reform of the Navy, he believes "that mess was off the chain." ("Black Santa/White Christmas")
He counts the grand opening of Roscoe's House of Chicken and Waffles as a black holiday. ("Martin Luther Skiing Day")
He wishes that there was a Black Jeopardy that would air after Black Wheel of Fortune but before The Black Blacklist. ("Martin Luther Skiing Day")
He considers both the movie Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star and hitchhiking "underrated." ("The Real World")
In the episode Andre From Marseille, Charlie asks Andre for $800, then inquires, "You ever lose your walk-around money at a cock fight?"
He puts hot sauce on Goldfish crackers and calls the snack "hot fish." ("Switch Hitting")
He plays on a "white-guy" basketball team and states that "these white guys are my hookup to things that brothers can't get -- nighttime dentists, hockey tickets, cure for AIDS, that black seat on the space ark when the world ends." ("30 Something")
He reveals to Dre he's the proud owner of two pitbull dogs, that he enters in dog shows and says have won best in show. He seems to be very proud of the dogs and affectionately named them, Peaches and Herb. ("Dog Eat Dog World")
Eccentricities
Charlie claims that he had never seen snow until a ski trip with the Johnson family. ("Martin Luther Skiing Day")
When pulled over by a police officer, Charlie ambiguously says, "I'm not going back" and later mutters, "I'm glad that cop didn't look in the trunk. Game over. Twenty to life." ("Martin Luther Skiing Day")
While at a ski lodge with the Johnsons, he puts on dress slacks to go skiing. He intends to tuck the pants into his socks but then realizes he forgot his socks. ("Martin Luther Skiing Day")
He attends a party at Andre and Rainbow's house in part because he had "been locked out of my house for a few days." He shows up at the 8:00 p.m. party at 6:30 after hitchhiking to the event. Partway through the gathering, he goes into the kitchen and begins cooking an omelet. ("The Real World")
According to Andre, Charlie lives in his car and even put a humidifier inside the vehicle. ("Switch Hitting")
He believes that drowning is one of the worst ways to die: "It goes fire, drowning... then bees." ("Please Don't Ask, Please Don't Tell")
He thinks that the cut-off age for leaving a child at a fire station under the baby safe haven law is 4-1/2 years old. ("The Gift of Hunger")
He thought Ruby was Dre's father. ("Elder. Scam.")
He leaves an African American CPR dummy he named "Chauncey" in his office dressed as him whenever he goes out. According to him, the CPR dummy actually got him a raise at work and taught him CPR. ("Charity Case")
While at a company party, he said she used to fast as a kid. He would eat a big meal in November, and he didn't eat again until he woke up in the spring. Then he realized he was talking about bears, and repeatedly told himself to "Stop talking about bears in public." (Sugar Daddy)
Him and Diane
A running gag in the series is the dynamic between Charlie and Diane. Whenever they see each other, their greeting is this:
Diane: "Charles."
Charlie: "Diane."
Episodes: Switch Hitting, Charlie in Charge, Sprinkles, Christmas in Theater Eight, Enough Is Enough.
It has been hinted that Charlie is terrified of Diane, while Diane very much dislikes the former. Charlie has wondered if Diane is a witch. ("Charlie in Charge")
Diane has also expressed interest in the idea of Charlie passing away. ("The Purge")
Quote: "So it's Diane who has the Internet? That evil child wants me dead. Now she can buy weapons and poison and bitcoins, and travel unencumbered down the Silk Road." ("Their Eyes Were Watching Screens")
He expressed excitement over the thought of Diane being gone. ("R-E-S-P-E-C-T")
In the episode, "Mother Nature," Charlie received a letter from Diane that she had his home address, and it would be the last mistake he made.
Over the discussion of Dre having daughters as a good thing, Charlie said that when it was time for Dre to pass away, Diane would put an air bubble in his I.V. ("Name Game")
Quote: "Diane's petty, and she's mean, and she messed up my meet-and-greet with Boyz II Men, but she's no loser." ("Scarred for Life")
Oedipal Triangle
Black Santa/White Christmas
Martin Luther Skiing Day
Andre From Marseille
30 Something
Sex, Lies and Vasectomies
Switch Hitting
The Peer-ent Trap
Please Don't Ask, Please Don't Tell
8/25 (actual appearances)
9/25 (mentioned in one episode)
His nickname for Eustace is "Useless."
He killed a burglar when he was nine.
He wears the same size shoe as Dre.
He thinks Bow should be his wife.
He sent Bow a box of leotards.
He follows Bow on social media.
Hes deceased legally
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