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October 26, 2019 10:00 am	until	October 26, 2019 5:00 pm
London CCMH, 2-18 Britannia Row, London N1 8PA, UK
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This conference will focus on those children and young people who have never known secure attachment and caring, rather they have suffered chronic developmental trauma which has left them with unbearable psychological pain. To cope they have cut off from any feelings of vulnerability and given up all hope of being loved or cared for. Many identify with the aggressors they have known and enter into a dog eat dog world. Society's reaction is often one of contempt and/or utter helplessness.
This conference will support delegates to understand why children and young people choose a life of crime and violence, the events that lead up to this, the impact of developmental trauma on developing brain, mind and body that informs these tragic life choices. Presenters will address the allure of gangs and violence and how the young person's need for attachment are met and their stimulation, recognition, structure and incident hungers (Eric Berne) satisfied by being in the world in this way.
All the presenters have worked at the coal face in deeply moving ways with these vulnerable children and young people. They will talk about what made the difference, what melted defences, what led to forming a meaningful healing connection, often for the first time. They will inform delegates how to help young people to make the shift from 'past caring' to caring and daring to trust and love often for the first time.
PC Jodie Fellows
Jodie is a Trauma Informed Schools Practitioner and has specialist training in Achieving Best Evidence (ABE) child interviewer, Protest Liaison Officer, Police Drugs Tester, Level 3 Multi Agency Child and Adult Safeguarding and Police Cadet Unit leader. Her experience includes frontline policing, four years with Criminal Investigation Team (interviewing prisoners, conducting investigations, taking witness statements, Officer in the Case for court trials) and five years as Youth Intervention Police Officer (preventing offending and reoffending, working with schools, colleges, community groups, statutory agencies/voluntary sector, issuing police cautions via restorative caution clinics with Youth Offending Service).
Craig Pinkney
"I'm all about bridging the gap between academia and the streets" - Craig Pinkney
Craig Pinkney is a Criminologist, Urban Youth Specialist, Lecturer at the University College Birmingham and is one of the UK's leading thinkers/doers in responding to Gangs and Serious Youth Violence. He is an JNC qualified Youth Worker with over 15 year's experience as an Outreach Worker, Transformational Speaker, Gang Exit Strategist, Mediator, Mentor and Filmmaker. He is currently a PhD candidate in Social Sciences at Birmingham City University focussing on 'Making Sense of Social Media, Gangs and Youth Violence Inside England's Gun Crime Capital'.
More info: www.craigpinkney.com
Dr Carlotta Raby
Dr Carlotta Raby is founder of Luna Children's Charity and has worked with children and young people for over fifteen years in a variety of settings. Carlotta has trained in psychology, integrative arts psychotherapy, bio-psycho-social psychotherapy, and international human rights law. She specialised in psychotraumatology and the treatment of PTSD in children, and designed the Children's Accelerated Trauma Technique (CATT). She has worked for the NHS, voluntary sector and privately, as well as internationally. She currently works as a clinical psychologist in an adolescent inpatient setting, and also as a practice tutor on the CYP IAPT programme at the IoPPN.
Tanayah Sam
Tanaya runs non-profit organisations, Tanayah Sam Associates and One 2 Engage, working with young people in schools or prisons who are part of, or at risk of, joining gang culture, as well as those vulnerable to extremist influences.
More info: www.allianceofsport.org/articles/tanayah-sam-the-ex-gang-member-vital-to-the-nasdcs-success/
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Dungeons & Dragons: Honor entre ladrones (título original, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves) es una próxima película de comedia, acción, aventuras y fantasía estadounidense coescrita y dirigida por Jonathan Goldstein y John Francis Daley, basada en el juego de rol de mesa Dungeons & Dragons. Está ambientada en el escenario de campaña de los Reinos Olvidados, pero no tiene conexiones con la trilogía estrenada entre 2000 y 2012. Está protagonizada por Chris Pine, Michelle Rodriguez, Regé-Jean Page, Justice Smith, Sophia Lillis y Hugh Grant.

La película pasó por varias fases de desarrollo; comenzando con Warner Bros Pictures después de vencer a Universal Pictures en un juicio, antes de mudarse a Paramount Pictures; cada uno con varios guionistas y directores. Goldstein y Daley fueron los escritores/directores finales, utilizando elementos del intento anterior del director Chris McKay y el guionista Michael Gilio. El rodaje comenzó en abril de 2021 en Islandia y luego en Irlanda del Norte con Barry Peterson como director de fotografía. En la posproducción, Dan Lebental se desempeña como editor y Lorne Balfe compuso la partitura.

Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves está programado que se estrene en cines en los Estados Unidos el 31 de marzo de 2023, por Paramount Pictures.

Sinopsis
Un ladrón y una banda de aventureros emprenden un atraco para recuperar una reliquia perdida, pero las cosas no salen como esperaban cuando se topan con las personas equivocadas y «desatan el mayor mal que el mundo jamás haya conocido». «Dungeons & Dragons: Honor entre ladrones nos lleva al mágico mundo del legendario juego de rol a la pantalla grande en una aventura hilarante y llena de acción».

Reparto
 Chris Pine como Edgin, un bardo.
 Michelle Rodriguez como Holga, un bárbaro.
 Regé-Jean Page como Xenk, un Paladín
 Justice Smith como Simón, un hechicero
 Sophia Lillis como Doric, una druida y ladrona.
 Hugh Grant como Forge Fitzwilliam, un pícaro.
 Chloe Coleman
 Jason Wong como Dralas
 Daisy Head como Maga Roja de Thay
 Rylan Jackson

Producción

Desarrollo
El 7 de mayo de 2013, Warner Bros Pictures y Sweetpea Entertainment del director de cine Courtney Solomon anunciaron una película basada el popular juego de rol Dungeons & Dragons con David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick a cargo de escribir el guion y Roy Lee, Alan Zeman y Solomon encargados de la tarea de producción. Dos días después, Hasbro presentó una demanda diciendo que estaban coproduciendo una película de Dungeons & Dragons en Universal Pictures con Chris Morgan a cargo de la dirección y del guion. El 3 de agosto de 2015, después de que la jueza de distrito de EE. UU. Dolly Gee instara a Sweetpea Entertainment y Hasbro a resolver el caso de los derechos, la película de Warner Bros. se preparó para la preproducción con Hasbro.

El 31 de marzo de 2016, Rob Letterman estaba en negociaciones para dirigir el guion de Johnson-McGoldrick, y su papel se confirmó el 13 de mayo de 2016. En abril de 2017, el actor Joe Manganiello, un ávido fanático de Dungeons & Dragons, reveló que había escribió un guion con John Cassel para el proyecto y estaba «hablando con todas las partes adecuadas» para hacer realidad la película. Para completar el guion, Manganiello trabajó en colaboración con Brad Peyton y Dwayne Johnson, quienes estaban en negociaciones para desarrollar la película.

En diciembre de 2017, después de diversos grados de progresión, Hasbro cedió la producción de la película a Paramount Pictures y su estreno estaba programado para el 23 de julio de 2021. En febrero de 2018, Paramount estaba en conversaciones con Chris McKay y Michael Gilio para dirigir y escribir la película, respectivamente. En marzo de 2019, se reveló que Gilio había completado un primer borrador y los ejecutivos del estudio expresaron su entusiasmo por la película. Cuando comenzó el proceso de casting, el estudio inició negociaciones con varias empresas de talentos. El 30 de julio de 2019, se reveló que Jonathan Goldstein y John Francis Daley estaban en conversaciones para dirigir la película. Para enero de 2020, el dúo de cineastas anunció que habían coescrito un nuevo borrador del guion. Finalmente, Daley, Goldstein y Gilio recibieron el crédito del guion, mientras que McKay y Gilio recibieron el crédito de la historia.

Casting
El 27 de junio de 2016, Ansel Elgort estaba en conversaciones para protagonizar la versión de la película de Letterman. En diciembre de 2020, Chris Pine fue elegido para protagonizar la película. Michelle Rodriguez, Justice Smith y Regé-Jean Page se agregaron en febrero de 2021. Al mes siguiente, en marzo, Hugh Grant y Sophia Lillis se unieron al elenco de la película, con Grant como el antagonista principal. En abril, Chloe Coleman se unió al reparto. En mayo, Jason Wong y Daisy Head se unieron al elenco. En julio de 2022, en un panel en la Cómic-Con de San Diego, se reveló que los miembros del elenco de la serie web Critical Role de Dungeons & Dragons harían cameos en la película.

Rodaje
La filmación comenzó a principios de abril de 2021, con un equipo de 60 a 70 personas en Islandia. La fotografía principal comenzó en Belfast (Irlanda del Norte) a finales de ese mes. El 19 de agosto de 2021, Daley anunció a través de su cuenta de Twitter oficial que la filmación había terminado.

Estreno
La película estaba originalmente programada para estrenarse el 23 de julio de 2021. Posteriormente, la fecha de estreno se retrasó al 19 de noviembre de 2021 para acomodar el lanzamiento de Misión imposible: Sentencia mortal. Parte uno, antes de retrasarse aún más hasta el 27 de mayo de 2022 debido a la epidemia de COVID-19. Aunque en un principio iba a estrenarse el 3 de marzo, Paramount ha retrasado la fecha de estreno cuatro semanas, lo que significa que la película está actualmente programada para estrenarse el 31 de marzo de 2023. El 21 de abril de 2022, se anunció que el título oficial de la película sería Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.

Promoción
En julio de 2022, la película se presentó en la Cómic-Con de San Diego de 2022; esto incluyó un panel con miembros del elenco y el equipo y una «Experiencia de taberna». La citada experiencia mostraría los personajes de la película.

El 21 de julio de 2022, se lanzó un teaser tráiler de la película en la misma fecha que el panel de la Cómic-Con de San Diego (SDCC). El 23 de enero de 2023, se publicó un nuevo tráiler de la película.

Serie de televisión
En febrero de 2022, se anunció el desarrollo de una serie de televisión derivada. Como parte de un «enfoque múltiple» para proyectos de televisión, el programa se describe como la serie de acción en vivo «insignia» y «piedra angular» de los múltiples proyectos en desarrollo; mientras que la serie «complementará» el lado cinematográfico de la franquicia. Rawson Marshall Thurber se desempeñará como creador, guionista, productor ejecutivo y showrunner de la serie, además de dirigir el episodio piloto. Varias redes y compañías de transmisión están pujando por los derechos de distribución.

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Películas en inglés
Películas de 2023
Películas de fantasía de Estados Unidos
Películas de aventuras de Estados Unidos
Películas basadas en juegos de rol
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The content of papers should be original and not submitted elsewhere. All papers will be assigned to at least three reviews. The page limit is 15 pages in the EPTCS format.
All accepted papers will be published in the Electronic Proceedings in Theoretical Computer Science (EPTCS) series, free and open access online proceedings. The papers will be referenced in major databases such as DBLP, and published under the Creative Commons CC-BY license. Hereby, the authors retain their copyright.
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See below for a blow-by-blow account (courtesy of Brandon Jarvis and VAPLAN), as well as video, of what just took place in the Virginia State Senate, where Sen. Amanda Chase (R) faces possible censure for her words and actions leading up to the storming of the U.S. Capitol by a pro-Trump mob on 1/6/21. I'll update this more later…
Sen. Suetterlein: "We've got to be careful when we use members of of the public or even the press, who actually have platforms in which they can speak from, when we speak from this floor and what we suggest that they said or did. And before [Amanda Chase's] Facebook pages were shut down – and I don't intend to speak to my thoughts on that because that would be a longer dissertation – but I would just point out that the senior Senator from Chesterfield in a post on Facebook similar to her remarks made on this floor last week, said quote Ashley Babbitt and this is when it's very important, I'm quoting, these are not things that I would say and I disagree – quote 'Ashley Babbitt say her name a veteran who was brutally murdered by Capitol police today.' Words matter… I really appreciate what they do protecting our nation's Capitol, and when you say that they brutally murdered someone, that's something that requires a lot of reflection. And then further…in the exact same post that these were not rioters and looters, these were patriots who love their country and do not want to see our great republic turn into a socialist country. Well I certainly don't want us to turn to a socialist country … but that's not what the statement that was made on the floor last week, or what the statement that was posted on the internet said. And I think it's unfair to malign the member of the press who simply quoted it…simply stating what was previously stated."
Sen. Hashmi: "Mr. President, I know that there often exists a tension between members of the press and our body, elected officials throughout this country. This tension is normal, this tension is to be expected. But if you're going to profess that you believe in the sacred quality of the Constitution, then I ask..all members to remember that one of the most sacred elements of our Constitution is the acknowledgement of the freedom of the press. It is the responsibility of the press to hold elected officials responsible for their words and their actions. Our free press it to be valued, it is not to be called out, it is certainly not to demeaned. And I would just ask our members to refrain from targeting individual members of the press who are practicing the craft and doing what they are responsible for doing. They are speaking and showing the truth; that is their job, that is their responsibility. And to attack them by name on the floor of the Senate I think is uncalled for."
Sen. Surovell: "Mr. President, you know over the last year I got hooked on ancestry.com; I've been sort of poking around trying to figure out where i came from….my father's side of the family…came from eastern Europe, they're Jews from eastern Europe…the reason that they fled what was then Belarus and they fled Russia and Poland was because of the things that were going on in that country and those things got worse and worse and worse, and we all know eventually where all that led. …my great uncle Martin, he went back over…[to] find some of our family members from Bialystok where my grandmother's family originally from, and they couldn't find anybody because they'd basically all been wiped out. And you know when you when you think about how all that happened, I've heard some people analogize what happened a couple weeks ago to kristallnacht, which is the night of the broken glass. And at the time, a lot of people didn't think it was a big deal when it was going on; there wasn't a lot of condemnation…a lot of people looked aside, got used to it. And so for a lot of us, when we see people… defend…condone individuals who openly wear anti-semitic slogans on their chest, people who openly advocate or laud what happened during World War 2 in Europe, it brings back memories of kristallnacht and what happened back then. And it reminds some of us in this room that you cannot stand silent when those kinds of things happen. And when somebody applauds them, it carries a lot of meaning for a lot of people. Ashley Babbitt – I'm NOT going to say her name. It's sad that she got a bullet put in her; that woman was coming through a window, which right on the other side of it were multiple congressmen. They probably should have put five bullets in her. I mean…what happened in that U.S. Capitol was disgusting, it was un-American, it was traitorous. And I have still haven't heard a condemnation of it or the people who are inside. I still haven't heard a condemnation of the things they were wearing. And so Mr. President, I would just say that yeah, words do matter and we need to be really careful about,,,what we say in public, on social media…in this chamber…We are elected officials and people out there look to us to lead them, and they look at us, the things we say validate and make them…okay….everything that's been going on for the last four years has just reinforced that even more for me. And I really hope that as we work this out for the next couple months, we can all be a lot more careful about what we say."
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Hans-Rudolf Bachmann (* 8. April 1950) ist ein evangelisch-reformierter Pfarrer, Buchautor, Exerzitienleiter und Maler.

Leben
Bachmann studierte evangelische Theologie. Danach war er als Pfarrer in Payerne und Güttingen tätig. 1989–2002 war er theologischer Mitarbeiter im Sinnhotel Scesaplana in Seewis, das zur Stiftung Gott hilft gehörte. Exegese, Beratung und Seminare gehörten zu seinen Hauptaufgaben. Erste Bücher zu den Themen Bibellesen und Leid entstanden, um Menschen Orientierung und Unterstützung im Alltag zu bieten. 2000 bis 2005 machte er die Ausbildung zum Exerzitienleiter, um Menschen besser geistlich begleiten zu können. Er war auch Referent beim Schweizer Netzwerk Kontemplation. 2003 bis 2013 war wieder als Pfarrer in Othmarsingen im Kanton Aargau tätig. Seit 2011 gehört er zum Drittorden der Kommunität Diakonissenhaus Riehen, wo er auch lebt und arbeitet. Er schreibt auch Themenartikel für die christliche Zeitschrift insist, beispielsweise über Schönheit.

Privates
Er ist verheiratet mit Kathrin Schaub, sie haben vier erwachsene Söhne und wohnen in Riehen.

Werke
 Erich Schick. Ein Leben des fruchtbar gewordenen Leidens. Basel 1976
 Dem Himmel auf der Spur – Vom Geheimnis des Bibellesens. Scesaplana, Seewis, 2000 ISBN 978-3-952199-20-6
 Hart und herrlich – nachdenken im Leiden. Scesaplana, Seewis, 2002 ISBN 978-3-952199-23-7
 Kleine Schule des Schweigens. ArteMedia, Riehen, 2011 ISBN 978-3-905290-62-2
 Du kommst aus Gottes Hand. Oder warum mein Körper und mein Glaube zusammengehören. 36 Gespräche zum Weiterleben. ArteMedia, Riehen, 2012 ISBN 978-3-905290-66-0
 Kleine Schule der Gastfreundschaft. ArteMedia, Riehen, 2013. ISBN 978-3-905290-70-7
 Kreuzwärts. ArteMedia, Riehen, 2014. ISBN 978-3-905290-74-5 (mit seinem Bruder Christian Bachmann)

Weblinks
 Bachmann auf www.livenet.ch
 Bachmann auf www.schweizergeschichte.ch
 Bachmann in Zeitschrift Bausteine der VBG

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Illinois residents' paychecks will take a permanent hit due to the Democrat legislative leaders' 32 percent income tax hike, but a closer look at their spending plan reveals an unbalanced state budget that will not make a significant dent in the state's nearly $14.5 billion in unpaid bills, and is filled with numerous mistakes and errors that will make it difficult, if not impossible, to enact some parts of their budget.
Despite a 32 percent increase in income taxes, the Democrat leaders' budget may not significantly reduce the state's backlog of bills and does nothing to address the unpaid pension liability that restricts the state's ability to pay for basic services. The state's mounting pension obligations directs precious resources away from critically-needed investments in capital infrastructure, such as roads and bridges, and Illinois' intellectual infrastructure, including K-12 schools and the state's higher education system.
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Further, despite the $5.5 billion in new tax revenue, there is no guarantee at this time that K-12 schools will open in the fall. The Democrat leaders' budget effectively holds K-12 schools hostage to language House Speaker Michael Madigan inserted into the budget as part of the Democrats' ongoing effort to bail-out the fiscally mismanaged Chicago Public Schools system by hundreds of millions of dollars. As a result, until an "evidence-based model" is on the books in Illinois, schools cannot receive their appropriations for the upcoming school year.
A more thorough review of the budget – which was rushed through the process before it could be vetted by most lawmakers, legislative staff or the public – also revealed numerous mistakes and errors that will make it difficult, if not impossible, to enact some parts of the budget.
There were also numerous issues impacting a number of state agencies' ability to pay past-due bills. In fact, the Department of Corrections will carry almost $500 million in past-due bills and interest into the new fiscal year without the ability to pay these obligations. Illinois State Police will also carry past-due bills into Fiscal Year 2018, but the agency will be unable to pay for about $33 million worth of past debt.
In other areas, the Department of Human Services will see underfunding of $14 million at state-operated facilities that serve as residential centers for individuals with developmental disabilities. The Department of Healthcare and Family Services is facing a whopping $900 million hole in its Fiscal Year 2018 budget, because the Fiscal Year 2017 supplemental appropriation in the budget does not include a GRF deposit into the Healthcare Provider Relief Fund. At least $443 million of this deposit was anticipated to be used to pay approximately $900 million in Medicaid bills in Fiscal Year 2018. The budget also fails to identify appropriations for the state's required contribution as an employer to the unemployment insurance program for Fiscal Year 2016 and Fiscal Year 2017, a mandatory obligation of $42 million that is currently unfunded in the Democrat leaders' budget.
Notably, the budget was not buttressed by significant structural reforms for which Republican lawmakers have been advocating – such as property tax relief to offset the Democrat leaders' massive income tax hike.
Republicans stressed that what Illinois really needed was a balanced budget that would have fundamentally placed Illinois on a path toward fiscal integrity – not yet another budget that kicks the can down the road to the next generation.
However, rather than allow those positive discussions to continue, by July 2 the House instead opted to step away from negotiations and advance a massive tax hike without significant cuts, without significant reforms, without fully addressing the backlog of bills, and without any property tax relief to offset the income tax increase. Only in Illinois you say?


Q: We are purchasing a second home in Texas and for several weeks now we have been corresponding with the realtor in Texas via email. Two days ago we stopped receiving all emails from our realtor although she was receiving ours. I spent many hours on the phone with Cox support to alleviate this problem. They took control of my computer, checked all the pertinent settings (all were good). Since I was using a very old and unsupported email program (Windows Live Mail) they suggested I change to a more modern email program. I am now using Outlook and I am having the same problem. I can send to anyone and anyone can send to me EXCEPT my realtor in Texas. I have insured her email address and domain are not in my blocked sender/domain blocked list. I have also insured the same is included in my safe sender/domain list. I then requested she send all her correspondence to my iCloud account on my iPad and everything arrived safely. I then attempted to forward said email and attached PDF documents from my iPad to my Cox mail and it will not send, although it is in my sent folder on the iPad. Your help is greatly appreciated. I read your column every Saturday in the local paper and learn tremendously from your articles.
A: It sounds like you lucked out and got a customer service agent at Cox who was willing to take your problem seriously. I've fielded questions from a lot of Cox customers who relate getting little-to-no assistance, and as a result, I've been a little down on Cox in recent issues, so this is a refreshing change.
Let's look at what we know, and eliminate possibilities. You have tried at least two different e-mail clients with the same result, so we can safely eliminate the client as the source of the problem. You said that you've checked your block lists for the account and domain of your realtor. You verified that the sender is not having any issues sending e-mails, because you've been able to receive them on a different e-mail account. You can send e-mails to and receive e-mails from anybody else. All-in-all I'd say you've done a pretty comprehensive job of eliminating most, if not all of the factors under your span of control, from your e-mail configuration to the software that you're using to send and receive e-mail.
That leaves only those factors that are outside of your control, and there is lot to consider. First of all, I suggest that you check with your realtor and make absolutely sure he or she is spelling all the parts of your e-mail address correctly. If that's not the problem, we must turn our examination to the path that the e-mail takes while travelling from your realtor to you, because obviously it's being stopped somewhere along the way. An e-mail's journey between two accounts is far more than a single jump from one to the other. An e-mail goes through multiple servers and over many dozens of network segment hops. The potential exists for it to be interrupted for any number of reasons at any point. However, the Internet is pretty robust, and rather than simply fail when a problem occurs, it is designed to reroute message traffic to other, functioning paths to ensure network traffic gets through. Besides, if such a failure occurred, it would affect all network traffic, not just e-mail. The problem would probably have been detected and corrected long before now. So, the likelihood of any type of failure along the line being the problem is unlikely indeed.
That leaves only one possible avenue that I'm aware of: the e-mails is being intentionally stopped. How, and why, you might ask? Well, in a world where 86% of all e-mail that goes across the Internet is SPAM, there are those server operators that try to do their part to combat this scourge. They track known sources of SPAM, and when a server or account is identified as being associated with such activity, the account, or even the entire server can get blacklisted, which essentially means all e-mail traffic arriving from that server is refused. It's similar to the blocked list you mentioned, but at the server level, and on a far larger scale.
Now, I'm not saying that your realtor is a source of SPAM. However, by all outward appearances, their account or their domain has blacklisted, possibly at Cox. I didn't see any mention in your question that anyone checked to see if Cox itself might be blocking the e-mails, so I suggest you re-engage with Cox customer service and explore that possibility. Also, consider sending a note to your realtor suggesting they do a little legwork to determine if they have been blacklisted. Their IT department will know how to do that.


The fitness model Bella Falconi started her career as fitness model in 2011. She became widely known and respected in the fitness industry after consolidating her career through social media and with her motivational seminars.
I eat healthy, but I don't really weigh my food anymore. I am pescetarian meaning I only eat fish and eggs as animal protein sources. I eat mainly complex carbs, good fats and drink lots of water too!!! I eat 6 meals a day: breakfast, am snack, lunch, pm snack and dinner.
I don't have time I make time. I always find a way not an excuse. If it's my priority I will make it happen. When I don't have time to hit the gym I do a functional workout at home.
3. What's your advice for girls who want to make it in the fitness industry?
They have to be themselves at the first place. I see so many girls being everything but who they really are in order to succeed in social media. That doesn't work. People are looking for reality not fantasy. I feel like people love the thing to which they can relate. And even though they can't relate to something, if it's still "achievable", they will follow that page.
Success is not doing things for your own ego but to help others. Motivate, inspire, create some powerful and positive content. That's the secret to success. Pictures that have lots of editing and filter won't work. At least that's how I feel. Be natural – that's how I feel about social media success.
4. What are your best 3 tips for someone looking to get the perfect fit body?
Love yourself and respect your genetic. Don't try to change it but just to improve it within the achievable.
You are not her or him so stop comparing yourself to others. Comparing won't help you at all.
The results I have achieved in the last years and my passion for life. The healthier I am the longer I will live. So I choose to take care of myself. I want to enjoy life and not just exist. For that to happen I need my health to be up to date. Otherwise, this perfect machine called human body will just start malfunctioning and that's the last thing I want for myself. My baby needs her mum healthy. And if I can be an example, I want to be an outstanding one!
6. How did you get involved into fitness?
It started from 5 kidney stones and high cholesterol. I had two choices, either to suffer or to live healthily. I chose Health over health problems, junk food and low self-esteem. That was when I started training and eating clean.
7. What's an average day like for you?
I wake up and pray. That's the first thing I do in the day. After that I have my breakfast with my baby, I respond to some emails, check my messages and then I go out to the gym. I come back home and start working in the computer until late afternoon. Then I play with my baby and give her dinner until it's bed time. When she sleeps i go back to the computer and work a little more!
I am currently training 4 times a week. I do mainly functional training for legs and upper body. I do abs 2 times a week now and jogg outdoors 3 to 4 times a week. I don't spend more than 40 min at the gym nowadays. My workout is optimized with HIIT training.
9. What was the most challenging experience getting into the fitness industry?
I guess I didn't have that many because it happened naturally for me. But since there are so many people trying to make a living off of social media, I guess the biggest challenge would be the competition business wise. It doesn't bother me, but I do think it bothers a lot of people.
10. Who do you look up to in the fitness industry?
I always loved Nicole Wilkins and still do. She lives what she preaches and that's amazing. She's passionate about what she does and very motivating!
11. What is the best piece of advice you could give to women who want to lose weight in 2017?
Cut calories and increase physical activity. Implement healthy eating in your life and make sure you eat and drink phytochemicals. They are a natural way of healing the body and your health will thank you in the future. Being healthy is simpler than you think it is!
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I'd been sitting on the 2013 Domaine Tempier "La Tourtine" Bandol Rouge for a few years now and decided to pop it open for date night at home. I think I picked just the right time!
I was first introduced to Domaine Tempier on a first (and only) date when the gentleman explained that their rosé was his everyday wine. I later learned more about the storied domaine in Kermit Lynch's "Adventures on the Wine Route". My dad thoughtfully sent me a few bottles along with the book as an obviously necessary step in my wine education.
Domaine Tempier was founded in in 1834 in the heart of Bandol (it wasn't an established AOC until 1941 when Lucien Peyraud, married to Lulu Tempier, fought for the distinction.) This is the heart of Mourvèdre country and the AOC requires a 50% minimum in all Bandol reds.
Kermit was introduced to the family in 1976 and has been a champion of their wines ever since. Lulu, infamous for her hospitality and Provencal cooking, still welcomes guests to the domaine at the age of 98!
Mourvèdre, 10% Grenache and 10% Cinsault make up the blend. As we sat down to dinner and took another whiff, there were notes of brett (the barnyard not bandaid type), red fruits, meaty, animal, and a little herbacious rosemary. There were hints of carbonic maceration as the wine opened up as well, giving that signature hint of fizz. It was overall, smooth, with a lively acidity, good fruit, and a touch of iron on the finish. A good match for steak au poive and mushrooms. I'm glad I didn't wait any longer as I'm not sure this wine would have gotten any better!


First, of course, the Seahawks traded down with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Then they got the defensive line reinforcements they desperately needed with their lone pick on Day 2 of the NFL draft.
Instead of making any kind of big move on the second day of the NFL Draft, the Seahawks instead added a big mover.
On a day that many may have regarded as a quasi-deadline for the future of Earl Thomas, Seattle made no significant trade other than to pull off a deal with the Steelers to move down three spots in the third round and pick up an extra seventh-round pick.
They used that third-rounder, number 79 overall, to select USC defensive lineman Rasheem Green, a 6-4, 275-pounder who will turn 21 on May 15 and whom coach Pete Carroll says thinks will gain 15-20 pounds over the next few years.
John Schneider and Pete Carroll break down Rasheem Green's strengths and look forward to Saturday, when the Seahawks have eight picks in the final four rounds of the NFL Draft.
Green will help the Seahawks replenish a defensive line that has seen significant turnover over the past year, projected to play a role similar to that of Michael Bennett, who was traded to the Eagles last March.
"Gonna play him at five-tech at defensive end and use him as an inside rusher as well in nickel situations,'' said Carroll, describing exactly the role played by Bennett the last five years and that the team also had ticketed for Malik McDowell, the team's first pick in the draft in 2017 who has yet to play due to injuries suffered in an ATV accident and could soon be waived.
But if the Seahawks may move Green around some, Thomas is staying put.
Many around the league had speculated that if Thomas were to be traded it would happen on Friday, when the second and third rounds of the draft were held, the thinking being that Seattle would want at least a second-round pick in any package.
Trade rumors have swirled around Thomas since last season because he has made it clear he would like a new contract — his current one ends following the 2018 season.
But while general manager John Schneider acknowledged that the team fielded lots of calls on Thomas in recent weeks — including, he said, on Friday — the team insisted nothing was ever close to happening.
In fact, several national reports suggested there were some significant talks between the Seahawks and Dallas — the team long-regarded as the most-serious suitor for Thomas given his obvious desire to play there someday and the Cowboys' need for a safety.
But Schneider said talking to teams was just the team doing its due diligence.
"We wouldn't be doing our jobs if we didn't," he said.
But the day ended with Thomas still a Seahawk and the team insisting there's no reason to further doubt Thomas' place on the Seattle toster in 2018.
The long-term future for Thomas remains uncertain, though, as Thomas is thought to want a contract that could make him the highest-paid safety in the NFL, possibly topping $14 million a season. He makes $10 million on his current deal.
But indications are the team isn't worried about Thomas playing next season without an extension and willing to ride it out and see what happens, ruling out no possible scenarios.
Many also figured the Seahawks might try to do something to move up from 76 or maybe make a bigger move to acquire more picks.
But Schneider said the team didn't have any serious discussions about moving into the second round and instead the Seahawks did not make a pick in that round for the first time since 2011.
Schneider said having to wait from 27 — -where Seattle on Thursday picked running back Rashaad Penny — to 79 was frustrating.
"They (names of players) just sat there coming off like this 'see you guys. Look forward to playing against you,''' he joked.
But the trade with the Steelers gave Seattle an extra seventh-rounder, at 220, and eight in the final four rounds, which begin Saturday at 9 a.m.
Barring any trades, Seattle's next pick is 120 of the fourth round. Other picks are: 141 (fifth), 146 (fifth), 156 (fifth), 168 (fifth), 186 (sixth), 220 (seventh) and 226 (seventh).
But on Friday, they were happy enough with what they got in Green.
A five-star recruit at USC out of Serra High School in Gardena, Calif., Green overcame a speech impediment as a child and then suffered an ACL injury in high school in November, 2014.
But he rebounded from the knee injury to key USC's defensive line the last two seasons, recording 10 sacks last year, before declaring early for the draft with a year of eligibility remaining.
Some thought Green could have maybe gone in the first round. He slid to the third, apparently due to concern about the knee following what was termed a "wavy'' MRI at the Combine.
Seattle brought Green in for a private visit before the draft, however, and did its own MRI and concluded the knee is stable.
On a day they also made clear they won't be saying goodbye to Thomas.


Rising in levels like a manor from a medieval fairytale, Quan An Ngon is one of the most popular restaurants in Ho Chi Minh, housed in a renovated Vietnamese mansion with a tree lined garden and staff waiting to greet guests wearing traditional silk outfits (complete with wooden shoes). Inside Quan An Ngon Restaurant, the expanse of teak, ornate Chinese inspired lattices and surrounding balcony have all the hallmarks of a classic kung-fu movie. Visitors are often delighted with the classically styled interior. If you are looking to try many casual Vietnamese dishes – spring rolls, black pepper crab, noodle soup – in a clean and friendly environment then this is an excellent option. Located opposite the Reunification Palace on Nam Kỳ Khởi Nghĩa Street, Quan An Ngon Restaurant is centrally located in District1.
Quan An Ngon is one of the most popular restaurants in Ho Chi Minh, housed in a renovated Vietnamese mansion with a tree lined garden and staff waiting to greet guests wearing traditional silk outfits.
All regional specialities are on offer at Quan An Ngon Restaurant meaning you can eat your way around the country in one sitting. From the south there are oc len xao due (mud snails in coconut milk), which have a soft texture and delicately flavoured, and goi cuon – commonly known as summer rolls in English – making a particularly excellent appetiser: soft, almost transparent spring rolls stuffed with shrimp, basil and spring onion. They are light and fresh, perfect after an afternoon's traipsing around the city. From the central region of Vietnam there are Hue and Hoi An style noodles, while the northern specialities include pho bo (beef noodle soup) and banh tom ho tay (crispy pastries filled with minced shrimp).


Divinely creamy. Specially crafted to dissolve quickly into skin, generous amounts of Coco Butter & extra-conditioning Shea Butter deliver deep hydration to parched skin. A replenishing pick-me-up, restorative Macadamia Nut and healing Avocado Oil infuse this unique formula with superior soothing power. Sublimely scented & irresistibly soft: sweet, silky joy is at hand!
Packaged in an adorable, reusable gift tin.


Pikachu (Japanese: ピカチュウ Pikachu) is a Lightning-type Basic Pokémon card. It is one of the BW-P Promotional cards.
Move 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokémon to your Bench.
Does 50 damage times the number of Pokémon you moved by Guidance on your Bench.
This card was released as an unnumbered Jumbo BW-P Promotional card and was available at the Pokémon Summer Carnival in Tokyo Tower event, which ran from July 23 to August 28, 2011. It was distributed as a prize to those who participated in the Beginner's Classroom, Beginner's Battle, and How to Build a Deck Classroom events held throughout the duration of the carnival. It was also awarded as a prize to those who participated in the Parent and Child Tag Battle, and as an elementary school prize to those who competed in the Tournament Battle. These events were only held on specific weekends during the course of the carnival. The card features the Pokémon Summer Carnival in Tokyo Tower event logo in the bottom right corner of the artwork.
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Golf starts season at University of Hawaii
Technique Staff on February 15, 2008 in Sports
The men's golf team kicked off their Spring season over the weekend at the University of Hawaii Hilo Invitational at the Waikoloa Village Country Club in Waikoloa, Hawaii.
Overall the team finished No. 4 out of the 18 teams competing. The scores ranged from very high to very low, with a differential of the high and low score at a large 55.
The team finished with a score of 16-under-par 824, 11 strokes behind the leaders, Stanford took the tournament's top prize while University of Southern California and Arizona State finished tied for second. Stanford finished 27-under-par 813 and Arizona State and Southern California were both 24-under-par 816.
Tech was the only ACC school to compete in the tournament and one of the few teams from the east coast willing to make the trip out to the islands.
Junior Cameron Tringale finished No. 4 individually at ten-under-par. shooting three strokes behind the leader. Sophomore Chesson Hadley tied for No. 9 shooting seven-under-par for the tournament.
Junior David Dragoo was tied for No. 39, freshman Paul Haley was tied for No. 53 and sophomore Daniel Bowden tied for No. 57.
Dragoo was consistent throughout the weekend, shooting a score of 212 with individual day scores of 70, 71 and 71. Haley shot a score of 69 on Saturday, but also shot a 72 on Friday and a 74 on Sunday to fall out of contention for a top spot. Bowden was able to improve his score as the competition went on, earning scores of 77, 70 and 69.
"[Starting the season out in Hawaii] gets everything going and started on a good note. Everyone is positive and excited about playing. It's a good warm-up with the nice weather," Tringale said.
Tringale posted the best single round score for the Jackets, shooting a score of 65 on Friday. He was not able to keep the pace, shooting a 67 and 68 on Saturday and Sunday, respectively. Chesson Hadley followed him by posting a score of 66 on Saturday, but also shot two lower scores on the other two days.
The lack of consistency in individual play hindered the Jackets in their Fall tournaments. While Tech picked up two third-place finishes, they were not able to win a tournament.
"We need to have everyone playing well. The problem in the Fall was that we had one or two guys playing well, which is good, but to compete and start winning, we need four or five guys playing well…Everyone has played pretty well at some point this year. Just getting everyone to click at the same time is going to be important," Tringale said.
The Jackets, who have won five ACC Championships in the past ten years, including one in 2007 and one in 2006, look to go for a third this year at the ACC Championship.
They also hope to improve at the NCAA Championship where they finished No. 8 last year.
"The ACC Tournament, besides the NCAA tournament, is the big enchilada. We always try to peak towards the end [in time for those two tournaments]…At the same time we are just trying to get a little bit better [every time we go onto a course] that way, come the end of the year we will be in tip-top shape," Tringale said.
The Jackets next tournament is the Puerto Rico Classic which will be held in Puerto Rico from Feb. 29 to March 2.
They first return back to Georgia to play their first of two competitions in Alpharetta. They first play in the United States Collegiate Championship from March 24-26. They then stay in the home area when they compete in the Augusta State Invitational the next weekend.


Canopy Health has chosen longtime Aetna Health executive Mike Robinson to be its next CEO as the Bay Area medical alliance continues to expand its reach across the region.
Canopy Health of Emeryville, California has named Mike Robinson its new CEO.
Economic analysts estimate that health care spending will likely grow at an annual rate of more than 5 percent over the next decade, leading more employers and insurance providers to shift costs to individual consumers.
Previous generations had simple needs when interacting with the healthcare system. To book an appointment with their primary care physician, they'd pull out their calendar, pick up the phone, and call the office. They'd take whatever appointment was available, pencil it into their calendar, and wait. For after-hours care, they would either call their doctor and wait for a nurse to call back or make an expensive trip to the ER. While this system was straightforward, it was rarely personalized or consumer-centered.
Health Insurance Guys: Can son find cheaper health insurance in Napa, San Francisco or Los Angeles?
The Health Insurance Guys answer a reader's question.
UCSF Health and John Muir Health have signed a letter of intent to develop a cancer network designed to improve prevention, diagnosis and treatment for patients throughout the East Bay.
The Berkeley Outpatient Center, a joint health facility from UCSF Health and John Muir Health that provides primary and preventive care, will meet in the next week to discuss whether the facility will accept UC Berkeley's Student Health Insurance Plan, or SHIP, according to John Muir Health spokesperson Ben Drew.


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Presentation by Gosford City Council at the Public Hearing held 31 March 2006
Presentation by Wyong Shire Council at the Public Hearing held 31 March 2006
Media Release - Recycled Water and Sewer Mining - Sydney Water Corporation, Hunter Water Corporation, Gosford City Council and Wyong Shire Council
The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) today released draft determinations on the pricing of recycled water for Sydney Water, Hunter Water, Gosford and Wyong Councils.IPART CEO Jim Cox said the NSW Government and the four key wate
Determination and Final Report - Pricing of backlog sewerage services for Gosford City Council - February 2006
Outlines changes to capital contribution charges and other pricing arrangements for backlog sewerage services to be levied by Gosford City Council from 1 July 2006 for the provision of backlog sewerage services in Gosford.
Wyong Shire Council prices of water supply sewerage and drainage services - Medium-term price path from 1 July 2000
The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal of New South Wales (the Tribunal) regulates the charges that Wyong Shire Council can levy for the water, sewerage and drainage services it supplies to residential and non-residential customers.
Gosford City Council - Prices of water supply sewerage and drainage services - Medium-term price path from 1 July 2000
The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal of New South Wales (the Tribunal) regulates the charges that Gosford City Council can levy for the water, sewerage and drainage services it supplies to residential and non-residential customers.
Final Determination and Report - Gosford City Council, Wyong Shire Council - Prices of Water Supply, Wastewater and Stormwater Services
Prices of water supply, wastewater and stormwater services from 1 July 2006 to 30 June 2009.
Review of Capital Expenditure, Asset Management and Operating Expenditure - Final Review Report - Wyong Shire Council - Prepared for IPART by Halcrow Pacific Pty Ltd/ McLennan Magasanik Associates Pty Ltd
An assessment of the Capital Expenditure, Asset Management and Operating Expenditure of Gosford City Council undertaken by Halcrow/MMA and completed in February 2006.
Recycled Water Prices for Sydney Water Corporation, Hunter Water Corporation, Gosford City Council and Wyong Shire Council - Issues Paper
Outlines issues relevant to the Tribunal's review of pricing arrangements for recycled water services and sewer mining.
Request for Tender - Review of Capital Expenditure, Asset Management and Operating Expenditure for Gosford City Council and Wyong Shire Council 2005-2006
Transcript - Metropolitan Water Price Review Gosford and Wyong Councils, Quality Inn the Willows, 512 Pacific Highway, Gosford North
Media Release - Gosford and Wyong Water Prices to Increase - 18 May 2006
Media Release dealing with the Final Report and Final Determinations. Prices for Water Supply, Sewerage and Stormwater Services - From 1 July 2006 to 30 June 2009 - Gosford City Council and Wyong Shire Council
Draft Determination and Draft Report - GCC & WSC - Prices of Water Supply, Wastewater and Stormwater Services - From 1 July 2006 to 30 June 2009 - April 2006
Outlines draft findings of the Tribunal on maximum prices for water, wastewater and stormwater services for Gosford City Council and Wyong Shire Council for the period from 1 July 2006 to 30 June 2009.
Advertisement - Review of recycled water prices for the Metropolitan Water Agencies - February 2006
The Tribunal is conducting a review of prices for recycled water services provided by Sydney Water, Hunter Water, Gosford Council and Wyong Council under section 11(1) of the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal Act 1992.
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Media Release - Gosford and Wyong Water Prices to increase - 12 April 2006
Media Release outlining key draft findings of the Tribunal on maximum prices for water, wastewater and stormwater services for Gosford City Council and Wyong Shire Council for the period from 1 July 2006 to 30 June 2009.
Review of Capital Expenditure, Asset Management and Operating Expenditure - Final Review Report - Gosford - Prepared for IPART by Halcrow Pacific Pty Ltd/ McLennan Magasanik Associates Pty Ltd
An assessment of the Capital Expenditure, Asset Management and Operating Expenditure of Wyong Shire Council undertaken by Halcrow/MMA and completed in February 2006.
NSW Rail Access Undertaking - Pursuant to Schedule 6AA of the Transport Administration Act 1988 (NSW)
This access undertaking makes provision for third party access to that part of the NSW rail network which Rail Infrastructure Corporation (RIC) or Rail Corporation New South Wales (RailCorp) or Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) is the rail
Other Paper - Water Industry Overview - January 2000
The body now known as the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (the Tribunal) was established by the NSW Government in 1992.
Water Industry Forum - Report on Developer Charges for Water Sewerage and Drainage Services - 1999 Report
This report is the third report presented by the Water Industry Forum to the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART). It covers the period from November 1997 to November 1999.
Draft Determinations and Draft Report - Pricing arrangements for recycled water and sewer mining - SWC, HWC, GCC and WSC - July 2006
This report outlines approaches to the pricing of recycled water services for Sydney Water, Hunter Water, and Gosford and Wyong Councils.


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Q: XCode How to display extension info in code structure view? In code structure view it is useful to see extension with protocol conformance like in the screenshot you can see that ViewManager confirms to ViewManagerInput, UITableViewDelegate, UITableViewDatasource. The problem is that for it to display you have to add // MARK annotations manually like that:
// MARK: ViewManagerInput

extension ViewManager: ViewManagerInput {

I hope there is a way to show the extensions info without the MARK part. Is there any way to achieve that?
PS Not sure how the view is called, so I call it code structure view.

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These seven professionally-designed models are all able to fulfill a wide variety of healthcare professional needs. Each model is multi-purpose, enabling a variety of choices to best suit the task at hand.
These products are specifically designed to reduce abdominal pressure. After consulting with a great many surgeons, we came up with three unique designs to simultaneously provide a wide opening for the abdomen and maintain proper support. These models offer better reduction of abdominal pressure to minimize bleeding during operations than any comparable standard tables on the market today.
This product range uses radiolucent materials and offers wider space for the abdomen, providing great support and clear vision for taking X-rays during operations. The LT-1000 is fully radiolucent, allowing for use with 3D navigation systems.The LT-700 provides full clear vision of breast and lumbar regions. The LT-300 and the LT-1000 can be easily adapted with any appropriate Head Support for use in the cervical area.
The high-performance EXGEL® used in the mats provides superior dispersion of body pressure.
Moveable and adjustable Headrests and Pads, allow physicians to set patient position exactly how and where they want.


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Gravenstein Union School District (GUSD) or Gravenstein Schools is a school district headquartered in Sonoma County, California, headquartered in Sebastopol. , David Rose is the superintendent.

Schools
There are two schools in the district: Gravenstein Elementary School and Hillcrest Middle School. The principal of Gravenstein Elementary School is Keri Pugno and the principal of Hillcrest Middle School is William Deeths. GUSD schools have earned six California Distinguished Schools awards since 1990; Gravenstein Elementary School has earned two awards while Hillcrest Middle School has earned four California Distinguished Schools awards since 2000.

In 2013, Hillcrest was the only Sonoma County school to earn a California Exemplary Arts Award. In addition, Hillcrest was nominated for a National Blue Ribbon School award.

Gravenstein Elementary School provides more than 500 children with a strong academic program along with music and performing arts; Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM); sports and athletics, and the acclaimed "Artist in the Classroom" experience.

Hillcrest Middle School offers advanced mathematics courses, a two-year laboratory science program, regular Spanish instruction for all students, and a strong music and performing arts program. There is a new addition of STEAM model starting in 6th grade and a new STREAM lab with 3D printers, laser cutters and a green screen for "Hillcrest News". Hillcrest Middle School graduates typically advance to Analy High School, one of Sonoma County's highest ranked schools.

Projects and programs
On January 27, 2020, GUSD celebrated the completion of the Hillcrest Middle School Solar Panel project. The array at Hillcrest and another array at Gravenstein Elementary, which came online during the week of January 27th, 2020, was paid for by Prop. 39 funds, a clean energy modernization initiative for schools.

GUSD is also home to the ENRICH! Creative Arts Magnet Program since 2003. The ENRICH! program has emphasized art, music, drama, and STEM for students in grades K-8 while providing a strong academic education based on state standards. In the spring of 2010, GUSD changed the program name to ENRICH!. During the 2019–20 school year, the GUSD expanded the Enrich! Program to all students, grades TK-8.

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School districts in Sonoma County, California


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Healy Creek is a stream in Alberta, Canada.

Healy Creek has the name of John J. Healy, a businessperson in the mining industry.

See also
List of rivers of Alberta

References

Rivers of Alberta


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Electronegativity, symbol χ, is a chemical property that says how well an atom can attract electrons towards itself.[1] The electronegativity of an atom is influenced by the atom's atomic number and the distance between the atom's valence electrons (the outermost electrons that take part in chemical bonding) and its nucleus. It was first theorised by Linus Pauling in 1932 as part of his valence bond theory,[2] and is related to other chemical properties. Generally, electronegativity increases from the bottom-left to the upper-right of the periodic table; this is known as a periodic trend.
There are many ways to calculate the electronegativity of an atom. The most common way of calculation is the one suggested by Linus Pauling, and it gives the relative Pauling scale. This scale gives elements dimensionless quantities (values) between 0.7 to 3.98, with hydrogen being at 2.20.
The opposite of electronegativity is electropositivity; the measure of how well an atom gives away electrons.
Ways to calculate electronegativity
Pauling electronegativity
Pauling suggested the idea of electronegativity in 1932[2] to explain why the strength of a covalent bond between two different atoms (A-B) is stronger than the average of the strengths of the covalent bonds A-A and B-B. His valence bond theory said that this stronger bond between different atoms is caused by the ionic effects to the bonding.
The difference between the electronegativity of atom A and atom B is
[math]\chi_{\rm A} - \chi_{\rm B} = ({\rm eV})^{-1/2} \sqrt{E_{\rm d}({\rm AB}) - [E_{\rm d}({\rm AA}) + E_{\rm d}({\rm BB})]/2}[/math]
where the dissociation energies (that is, the energy needed to break the bond between the atoms), Ed, of A-B, A-A and B-B bonds are given in electronvolts, and the factor (eV)-½ is added to make sure the final answer has no unit. With the above formula, we can calculate the difference in elecronegativity between hydrogen and bromine to be 0.73. (dissociation energies: H-Br, 3.79 eV; H-H, 4.52 eV; Br-Br, 2.00 eV)
The above equation only calculates the difference in electronegativity between two elements. To make a scale from the equation, a reference point has to be chosen. Hydrogen was chosen as a reference point because it bonds covalently with many elements. Hydrogen's electronegativity was first fixed at 2.1,[2] but was later changed to 2.20.[3] Another thing that need to be known to make an electronegativity scale is which element is more electronegative than the reference point, which is hydrogen. This is often done with the so-called "chemical intuition": in the above example, hydrogen bromide (H-Br) dissolves in water and breaks into H+ cation and Br- anion. So, it can be assumed that bromine is more electronegative than hydrogen.
To calculate Pauling electronegativity for an element, the data on the dissociation energies of at least two types of covalent bonds created by the element is needed. In 1961, A. L. Allred improved Pauling's original data to include the thermodynamic data that is much more available.[3] These "revised Pauling" electronegativity values are used more often.
↑ "Electronegativity.", IUPAC Compendium of Chemical Terminology
↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Pauling, L. (1932). "The Nature of the Chemical Bond. IV. The Energy of Single Bonds and the Relative Electronegativity of Atoms". Journal of the American Chemical Society 54 (9): 3570–3582. doi:10.1021/ja01348a011 .
↑ 3.0 3.1 Allred, A. L. (1961). "Electronegativity values from thermochemical data". Journal of Inorganic and Nuclear Chemistry 17 (3–4): 215–221. doi:10.1016/0022-1902(61)80142-5 .
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The organisation recently became the first international adopter of Project 13, too.
Sydney Water is the first major infrastructure company in Australia to use the NEC contract approach to deliver new works.
The contract will help simplify its supply chain and deliver significant benefits to Sydney Water, its customers and its partners through increased efficiency, cost savings, continuity of work, resource availability and partner capability.
Mark Simister, Head of Delivery Managementat Sydney Water, said: "Through our Partnering for Success program, we're looking to use the NEC4 suite of contracts to benefit Sydney Water, our partners and ultimately our customers by incentivising high performance and increasing productivity.
The water supplier worked closely with the UK's Anglian Water when deciding its procurement approach. Anglian Water is a strong advocate of the NEC suites following successful delivery of projects including Grafham Water Treatment Works in Huntingdon, UK.
NEC produces a diverse range of definitive end-to-end project management contracts that empower users to deliver projects on time, on budget and to the highest standards.
Its NEC3 contract has been credited as "the unsung hero of the Olympic games" in London in 2012 and its suite has been used to deliver major water projects around the world.
These include Thames Tideway in London, Happy Valley Underground Stormwater Storage scheme in Hong Kong and Watercare Services' Hunua 4 Water scheme in New Zealand.
An evolution of NEC3, the full NEC4 suite was built from user and industry best practice learnings, specifically designed to support innovation through digital advances and encourage collaboration across the world.
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PHOTO/NATHAN FISKE Frances Anthes has led the Family Health Center through a tumultuous period in the healthcare field, all while the population's needs have shifted.
While working as a teacher shortly after graduating from college, Frances M. Anthes started to notice how a child's health impacted his or her academic performance. Since then, she has made it her goal to provide everyone – regardless of economic status – with access to comprehensive health care.
In her 25 years with Family Health Center of Worcester – including 20 as president and CEO – Anthes has committed herself to doing just that. Under her leadership, Family Health Center of Worcester has physically expanded into the Webster Public Schools and into Southbridge, increased residency programs to include training for nurse practitioners, dentists, social workers and others, and added an onsite pharmacy and other capabilities, including breast cancer screening.
"Fran is a visionary," said Louis Bond, the chairman of the board at Family Health Center. "She has a firm view of the larger picture, which includes the great need to supply health care for all."
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All of this has been done to accommodate a growing patient population – which was about 12,000 when she came on as CEO and has since tripled.
Anthes understands in order to improve the health of a community as a whole, those in the medical industry need to focus on social determinants of health – including access to transportation, as well as housing and economic status. That's why it's important for Family Health Center to offer as many services as it possibly can, she said.
"As a community health center, we really try to be really comprehensive – we try to be a one-stop shop," she said. "One of the reasons we try to do that is because a lot of times, patients have trouble getting to other sites."
Anthes is constantly looking for ways to work with patients and other community organizations to maximize the potential of the health center's reach, Bond said. Under her leadership, Family Health Center has expanded into six Worcester public schools. A partnership with a seventh, Worcester East Middle School, is underway.
"She understands the intricate workings of the political system at work in the Worcester area, and the general dynamics of the community at large," Bond said. "She is an excellent administrator/manager, and at the same time cares for each person who walks through the center's doors."
A New Jersey native, Anthes originally came to Worcester to attend Assumption College, where she graduated with a bachelor of arts in 1973.
She said she likes Worcester because it is diverse and full of interesting people and resources, but small enough where she can make an impact.
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Presented by the Connecticut College Arboretum and Good Sponge Records, the eight annual Music in the Meadow will be held in the Arboretum's outdoor theater.
Cost: $10 adults; $5 children under 12 years (2 and under free), free for Connecticut College students with I.D.
Tickets: available at the event. Cash only.
Bring: lawn chairs and blankets for an enjoyable, family-friendly outdoor concert under the stars! Munchies food truck will be on hand, and/or B.Y.O.P. (Bring Your Own Picnic, etc). Insect repellent might also be a good idea.
Parking: along Williams Street, or across from the Arboretum in Bolles House parking lot, or on campus at Horizon House (Admission building) lot or in South Lot.
Enter: at the Williams Street entrance to the Arboretum (Native Plant Collection). At the bottom of the Laurel Walk (grassy ramp) turn right and downhill into the outdoor theater.
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I'm an easy sell, so while I left without figs, I picked up the pomegranates and made this salad!
Now, I realize that we have officially started spring, so this salad seems ill-timed, BUT, I personally LOVE winter produce, and since food items are accessible all year round and it's the tail end of winter, I figured I'd give it one last shot!
Pomegranates, pears, and kale scream cozy winter, as does a herb-roasted pork tenderloin. Lu has been loving more pork recipes lately, so I've been trying to build up some easy ones, and this is definitely easy!
The pork is roasted with some dried herbs and sliced and served over a bed of kale mixed together with a simple dressing, pear noodles (perfectly sweet!) and pecans for some extra crunch.
This is a great bring-to-work salad, since the kale is nicer when it's wilted a bit and softened.
I love spiralizing pears, just make sure you find a pear that's medium in ripeness – an overripe pear will turn into mush when you spiralize it!
So let's officially bid adieu to winter and say hello to spring with this salad!
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Line a roasting pan with foil and set aside.
In a small bowl, mix together the olive oil, garlic, rosemary, and thyme. Using your fingers (or a brush) rub the mixture all over the pork. Place the pork, fat side down, in the roasting pan. Roast for 30 minutes, turn over and roast for another 20-30 minutes or until pork registers at 155 degrees (or when you slice through it, it's slightly pink on the inside.) Remove from the oven and let stand for 5 minutes. Then, slice crosswise into 1/3" thick slices.
While pork cooks, prepare the dressing. In the bottom of a large mixing bowl, whisk together the ingredients for the dressing. Set aside.
Once you let the pork stand after cooking, spiralize the pears with Blade D. Place in the same large mixing bowl with the dressing and add in the kale. Pour over the dressing and toss well to combine.
Divide the salad onto plates and top with pork. Garnish with pomegranates, and pecans. Serve immediately.
I just so happen to have a pork tenderloin in my fridge, overwintered kale in our garden, and some beautiful Bosc pears and ripe mango in the fruit bowl...I think I'll try this with diced mango in place of pomegranate seeds. :) Thank you for a recipe using pork; I don't cook with pork often, but when I find a good quality piece I always come to Inspiralized to find inspiration.
Yes, I was thinking along the same lines as "Anonymous" except I'll be using craisins instead of the pomegranate. Thanks Ali for a great sounding recipe!
Pomegranate is my favorite fruit. Kind of hard to find in the Spring here, but I'm putting this one in my recipe collection and I'll definitely try it. I can get Bosc pears just about any time, so should be good about late September, when we get fresh pomegranates.
I'll make this one for tomorrow lunch. Thanks Ali!
Wondering what you would suggest instead of the pork to make this vegan?
You could just leave the pork out! Or try chickpeas for some protein!
What are substitutes for rosemary and thyme ?


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Q: Pre-formatted HTML containing unwanted line-break I am trying to create a pre-formatted block of text using the pre element where there are sometimes a few blank lines in between the content. The problem is that occasionally the text breaks onto a separate line after either a forward slash(/) or colon(:)
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Two former Starbucks fanatics are suing the coffee giant for chronically under-filling its lattes in an attempt to save money on milk, Grub Street reports. The class-action lawsuit filed Wednesday by Siera Strumlauf and Benjamin Robles -- who used to go to Starbucks multiple times every week -- claims the company has "saved countless millions of dollars" through an act of intentional fraud against its customers.
According to TMZ, the suit alleges all three sizes of Starbucks lattes are regularly under-filled by at least 25%. And while the foam will occasionally reach the top of the cup, the lawsuit cites science when it claims foam doesn't count toward a drink's volume.
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Republicans Promise More Fairness Doctrine Opposition
(CNSNews.com) - Senate Republicans said Monday they would continue to propose legislative measures aimed at killing the erstwhile broadcasting regulation known as the Fairness Doctrine even though Democrats blocked the first attempt last week.Sen. Norm Coleman (R-Minn.) on Friday offered an amendment to the Defense authorization bill that would have prevented the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) from reinstituting the Fairness Doctrine.
Leading Conservatives Denounce Bush on 'North American Union'
Ottawa, Ontario (CNSNews.com) - President Bush is meeting with other world leaders in Canada this week to establish, in part, a "New World Order" that subverts national sovereignty, according to some leading American conservatives who have taken a hard stance against the president over the Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP).
Congresswomen Propose Troop Withdrawal in Six Months
(CNSNews.com) - Three California Democrats in Congress announced a bill Wednesday that they say would force President Bush to withdraw troops from Iraq within six months.Their legislation would repeal the authorization for the use of force, fully fund a six-month withdrawal of U.S. forces and military contractors in Iraq, and prohibit permanent military bases from existing there. It would also provide economic and political aid to the Iraqi government.
Senators Hesitant to Use Torture, Even to Find al Qaeda Bomb
(CNSNews.com) - Senators were hesitant Thursday to align themselves with former President Bill Clinton, who last year told NBC's "Meet The Press" anchor Tim Russert that torture would be an acceptable way to get time-sensitive information from known terrorists.On Sept. 24, 2006, Clinton posed a scenario to Russert in which "we get lucky, we get the number three guy in al Qaeda, and we know there's a big bomb going off in America in three days and we know this guy knows where it is. Don't we have the right and the responsibility to beat it out of him?"
Dems Unwilling to Compromise on SCHIP
(CNSNews.com) - Democrats lamenting President George W. Bush's veto of the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) said they were unwilling to compromise on the measure on Thursday. Congressional Republicans, however, blamed Democrats for playing politics with children's healthcare, because they have postponed further action for two weeks.
Iowa Legislature Considering Repeal of Cloning Ban
(CNSNews.com) - Iowa's General Assembly is considering a bill that would lift the state's prohibition on human cloning and replace it with a statute allowing cloning for some purposes, including the production of embryonic stem cells.The proposed change would alter Iowa's definition of cloning in order to ban somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) for reproduction but still allow the process for the production of embryos for embryonic stem cells research.
Controversy Over Homosexual General Called 'Manufactured'
(CNSNews.com) - The controversy that has erupted around a homosexual Army general who is supposedly a Republican voter, yet supports Sen. Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, is "manufactured" and "blown completely out of proportion," according to a group that advocates for the repeal of the ban on homosexuals in the military.
Senator Cites Abortion Ruling Side by Side With VT Tragedy
(CNSNews.com) - Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) on Wednesday listed the Supreme Court's decision to uphold a ban on partial birth abortions along with the killing of 32 people at Virginia Tech, in describing what she called a hard and emotional week.
Republicans Introduce Bill to Extend Tax Cuts
(CNSNews.com) - House Republicans introduced legislation Thursday that would make tax cuts first implemented in 2001 and 2003 permanent, citing economic growth as evidence that they work."The idea of tax cuts influencing the economy, producing revenue that not only comes in for government but comes in for taxpayers ... works and it produced good things," Rep. Tim Walberg (R-Mich.) said in a news conference introducing the legislation.
All-Night Session Aims to 'Dramatize' Split on Iraq Withdrawal, Senator Says
Capitol Hill (CNSNews.com) - A war of words between Republicans and Democrats over an amendment that would mandate the withdrawal of an unspecified number of troops from Iraq continued Tuesday as Democrats prepared for an all-night session to "dramatize" the dispute ahead of Wednesday's cloture vote.
Pelosi Criticizes Bush's 'False Lessons' On Iraq
(CNSNews.com) - President Bush has executed the "wrong war at the wrong time" and is now trying to justify staying in Iraq by falsely comparing withdrawal from there with U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam, according to Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Black Liberals Hesitant to Endorse Obama for President
(CNSNews.com) - Sen. Barack Obama, the Illinois Democrat who last week announced the formation of a presidential exploratory committee, could become the nation's first black president in 2008, but liberal African-American leaders are hardly rushing to endorse him.Jesse Jackson, a former presidential contender and head of the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition, came close to endorsing Obama on Thursday, telling CNN that "all of my heart leans toward Barack" in deciding who to endorse because "he's an extension of our struggle to make this a more perfect union."
House, Not Senate, Would Free Ramos and Compean
(CNSNews.com) - An amendment to the Justice Department appropriations bill that was approved by the U.S. House of Representatives would prohibit the use of federal funds to enforce the prison sentences imposed on two U.S. Border Patrol agents involved in the non-fatal shooting of a Mexican drug smuggler. The Senate version of the appropriations bill, which the Senate began debating last week, does not include this de-funding amendment.
Experts at Odds Over FISA Role In Terrorist Surveillance
(CNSNews.com) - National security experts disagreed Friday over the role of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) in monitoring possible terrorist activities."Since time immemorial it is not just the power but the obligation of the commander in chief ... to gather any and all military intelligence about the enemy," Todd Gaziano, director of the conservative foundation's Center for Legal and Judicial Studies said during a discussion at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C.
Fiscal Conservative 'Suspicious' of Booming Huckabee
(CNSNews.com) - As former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee surges in polls against other Republicans seeking the 2008 presidential nomination, fiscal conservatives are taking a closer look at his record and expressing concerns about his approach to taxes and other economic issues.Huckabee campaigns on having cut taxes 94 times during his 10-year tenure as governor. But Nachama Soloveichik, communications director for the conservative Club for Growth, said his record includes only two "modest" tax cuts.
Veterans Groups Urge Full War Funding
(CNSNews.com) - The leaders of two large national veterans' organizations on Thursday called on Democratic leaders in Congress to offer a war funding bill free of withdrawal timelines and "pork barrel" spending."This is not a Democrat or a Republican issue. The sooner our troops complete the mission, the sooner they'll return home," Gary Kurpis, commander-in-chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), said in a conference call.
Immigration Called 'Diversion' For Shadowy North American Union
(CNSNews.com) - The debate over illegal immigration is a "diversion" to distract Americans from government efforts to enter into a North American Union with Canada and Mexico, in the view of activists protesting in Washington, D.C., on Friday."The illegal alien problem is a mechanism for leveraging what is yet to come," Daneen Peterson, a researcher who studies the North American Union issue, said at the small rally, which drew about 40 protestors.
Republicans Block Iraq Withdrawal Measure
(Correction: Changes affiliation for Senate Majority Whip Mitch McConnell.)(CNSNews.com) - Republicans on Wednesday made good on their promise to block a Democratic effort to mandate a troop withdrawal from Iraq after an all-night session organized by Democratic leaders to "dramatize" the procedural fight over the measure.
Pediatricians Call for SCHIP Expansion
(CNSNews.com) - The president of the American Academy of Pediatrics on Thursday called on Congress to focus on reauthorizing a federally funded children's health insurance program when it returns from recess in September. He urged President Bush to work with Congress on expanding the program in spite of earlier promises to veto it.
Inspector: FBI 'Within Discretion' to Not Investigate Foley
(CNSNews.com) - The Federal Bureau of Investigation acted "within the range of discretion" in deciding not to investigate sexually charged Internet conversations between former Rep. Mark Foley and a former congressional page, the Justice Department has concluded.Critics are unhappy, however, and called Tuesday for congressional hearings into the matter.


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Q: Django Question - Should i start a new project in the same virtual environment? Django newbie here.
I have an existing Django virtual environment that was setup as part of a tutorial,
using Django 2.2. and Vagrant + Virtual Box on my laptop.
There was 1 project created for the tutorial above.
I will now be starting another Django tutorial,
wherein I will be creating a few more projects.
WHat is the best way to go about this?
Should I create a new virtual environment for tutorial #2?
Or use the existing environment, that was setup for tutorial #1?
FYI - tutorial #2 uses Django 1.11
Thanks a lot!

A: It is always a good practice to create different virtual env for each django project. For example if you have multiple django projects that are using one virtualenv, and you want to host one of the django apps on a platform like Heroku which will require you create a requirements.txt file for python apps, so when you run pip freeze to get the requirements, you will find out that there are many packages in that env that is not required by your current project. And installing all those packages on your Heroku might make you run out of space before you know it. So try and keep the virtualenv different according to your project and keep the requirement.txt as well.

A: You have multiple options for package managers:

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*Pipenv

*Poetry

*Virtualenv

In general, Pipenv or Poetry are easier to use vs Virtualenv.
If you are still stuck, try using the Imagine smart compiler that handles your package installation as well as allow you to generate the code for your application logic.
Just do
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By Heath M. Black	 Last updated Sep 20, 2021
Animals are an equally important part of nature as they play a vital role in protecting the environment and human well-being. All the animals in the ecosystem coexist to balance the ecology of nature. Some animals help us get nutrients out of the cycle, while others speed up decomposition, the carbon and nitrogen cycle.
We must not neglect their contribution and try to make the world a better place for all animals.
World Animal Day aims to raise the status of animals in order to improve welfare standards around the world. The celebration of World Animal Day is simply an animal welfare movement that acts as a global force to make the world a better place for all animals.
World Animal Day 2021: date and history
The history and origin of World Animal Day can be traced back to 1925 when cynologist Heinrich Zimmermann organized the first World Animal Day on March 24, 1925 at the Sports Palace in Berlin, Germany. He launched the event to raise awareness of animal welfare. Over 5,000 people attended the first event and continued to support the cause. Interestingly, this International Day of Action (World Animal Day) is also the feast of Saint Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals.
Additionally, the Naturewatch Foundation, a UK animal welfare charity, also launched the first World Animal Day website in 2003.
World Animal Day 2021: importance
World Animal Day is a wonderful reminder of how animals improve our lives. The day even focuses on raising awareness of the effects of individuals, businesses and other human behaviors on these voiceless organisms. International Day of Action for Animal Rights and Welfare, this day is also known as "Animal Lovers Day" because it promotes the love, care, affection and protection of animals thanks to the support and involvement of individuals and organizations working for animal rights. .
World Animal Day is gradually becoming a global event that unites and encourages the animal welfare movement by opening animal shelters, launching animal welfare campaigns and more.
World Animal Day 2021: the best quotes
"Killing animals for sport, for fun, for adventure and for hides and furs is both disgusting and scary. There is no justification for engaging in such acts of brutality. " – Dalai Lama
"As stewards of the planet, it is our responsibility to treat all species with kindness, love and compassion. That these animals are suffering from human cruelty is incomprehensible. Help us stop this madness." – Richard Gere
"He who is cruel to animals also becomes harsh in his dealings with men. We can judge a man's heart by his treatment of animals. "- Immanuel Kant
"Dogs are our link to Heaven. They know no evil, jealousy or discontent. To sit with a dog on a hill on a glorious afternoon is to be back in Eden, where no doing nothing was not boring – it was peace. " – Milan Kundera
"Animals are reliable, very loving, true in their affections, predictable in their actions, grateful and loyal. Standards that are difficult for people to meet." – Alfred A. Montapert
"Are animals such lovely friends?" They don't ask any questions; they don't make any criticism. "- George Eliot
"The eyes of an animal have the power to speak a great language." – Martin Buber
"Love for all living things is the noblest attribute of man." – Charles Darwin
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