Council member applications have closed for 2016. The Youth Council is still accepting applications for School Captains and for Committee Members.
If you would like to help organize or bring the Mythos Challenge to your community, please email us at MythosChallenge.com.
The Mythos Youth Council splits into committees such as the Parties Committee, which handles all ceremonies and events, and the Awards Committee, which manages submissions and decides awards. We represent youth from many community organizations, and we help to create an open space for diverse youth voice. The youth council is important for youth because it encourages empowerment, responsibility and teamwork for the greater good of many communities.
The youth council is located near Multnomah County and leads the Mythos Challenge. The Mythos Youth Council is an amazing opportunity for you to gain college, career, and professional development.
You work equally with professionals from the Portland Art Museum and industry sectors in Digital Storytelling including film, software and game development, library services, and more. By participating, you have fun and gain practical experience in important skills such as Project Management, Event Planning, Interactive Design, and Policy Making.
Apply online by October 23rd.
Attend an Informational Session that last week of October, 2015 to meet the 2015 youth council.
Please contact Jeffrey Sens at mythoschallenge@gmail.com if you have any questions.


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The City of Thomasville owns and maintains five cemeteries, three of which remain active; however, only two cemeteries have available grave spaces and lots for sale. The City of Thomasville maintains the grounds within all five cemeteries, including but not limited to mowing, weed eating, pruning, trash removal and fire ant control. Utilizing burial records which date back to mid 1800s, staff members are also available, upon request, to assist with the location of existing grave spaces within the cemeteries.
City staff members meet and work with families to make the purchase of grave spaces as easy as possible. For information about purchasing individual spaces or lots (four spaces), please contact Cemetery Supervisor Denise Reichert.
To view the city ordinance for cemeteries, click here.


JACK Fitzwater scored his first goal for Walsall on Saturday.
The young defender volleyed home a consolation for the Saddlers as they fell to a 2-1 home defeat to promotion-chasing Blackburn Rovers.
Fitzwater also completed 90 minutes for the League One side at the Banks's Stadium.
Kane Wilson picked up a second yellow card in the 80th minute of Exeter City's trip to Grimsby Town.
Despite the young full-back's late dismissal, the Grecians managed to hold on to their 1-0 lead and claim three important points.
Kyle Edwards was an unused substitute for Exeter at Blundell Park.
Defender Kyle Howkins completed 90 minutes for Port Vale who drew 0-0 with Newport County at Vale Park, while elsewhere in the same division, Tahvon Campbell was an unused sub as his Forest Green Rovers side recorded a 2-0 victory at home to Crawley Town.
Up in Scotland and the SPFL, Max Melbourne remained on the bench for Ross County who lost 2-0 at St. Johnstone.
Irish defender Dara O'Shea helped Hereford FC extend their lead at the top of the Evo-Stik Southern Premier table to seven points.
The youngster completed 90 minutes as the Bulls secured a 2-0 victory over Weymouth at Edgar Street.
Finally, goalkeeper Ethan Ross' Redditch United suffered a 1-0 reverse at Biggleswade Town in the Evo-Stik Southern Premier.


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We are organising a doubles charity tournament in aid of l-istrina! Next Thursday, the 8th of December, a public holiday we will be playing a doubles tournament and all proceeds will go towards the l-Istrina Campaign. Depending on the participation, we will divide all players in multiple divisions to play as many games as possible. The games will start at around 1:30 till around 6pm. The participation donation is €10.
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The most tragic element that surrounds the human species today – in behaviour and in creed is what could be termed as empty idealism. The want to be someone, one is not. Or more relevantly, the paying of lip service to morals, lessons and ideals that are in fact quite distant from the person in question.
"Hu taari jagaaye hot to…", a famous antagonistic statement is perhaps a typical example of someone who will never be in any situation which would require him to respond in a like manner that he may now be suggesting to another. And whereas the universe is filled with elements that continuously proclaim what they do not stand for, the most impacting forum arises when one speaks of leaders. Now, here we must always clarify that leaders are defined as leaders. Nothing less, nothing more. Simply talking about formal organisational leaders that are errant in behaviour is not all that a great idea to talk about. Leadership at all levels, including self-leadership is best faulted whenever we attempt to introspect and investigate this widely discarded phenomenon.
A father telling his son not to smoke "like I do" because of the way it "will harm you" is not preaching what one practices. Much farther than that, the obvious and intelligent response of the son would be that you had all the fun and are now stopping me, huh? Neither does the father have the courage to tread the line that he is plotting for his son, nor will the son ever be persuaded to do so.
At an extended family level, one may preach family unity from a distant land, whereas he or she is "shielded" from any responsibility. The other members may unequivocally establish that it is due to the non-residence of such an individual or his brief "special appearances" that make him so vociferous about his claims. The case, of familiarity breeding contempt is brought into active application almost instantaneously.
Let us move on to community leadership. And in our case, a Muslim leader who tells his subjects to adopt Lifestyle A while he tends towards lifestyle A + x, where x represents vanity, extravagance and luxury, is he ever going to be an effective leader? Not if one were to believe the story of Imam Ali (AS) being approached by the mother for his son's date eating habits. Here is a classical example of how idealism, when practice renders superior results.
Turning to national and international politics, the word "help" means conditional aid, where "relief work" means business opportunities, little can be done for the have nots. Picture this: how can an employee of say a global agency such as the UN, for example, couched in his expensive suite or even brand new car, with a remarkable hefty bank balance, ever understand the misery of a street-walking crippled beggar? A politician in any country, whose salary is perhaps six times that of the common average man, is in the least bit position to circumvent the problems that plague his nation. All these individuals get royal treatment wherever they go, for them hardship and difficulties have entirely different meanings. This is one reason the world's poverty crisis will never be sorted out because the world's leaders want to help without sticking their own necks out "to save the world", borrowing a common jingle used in emotionally driving the populace. When the HIV/AIDS problem is eroding lives and families, the half hearted attempt by leaders to please the masses is only well-balanced with companies that manufacture protection methods so that the economy keeps running. Cigarette and Tobacco have taken years to prohibit, but a worse element, alcohol is not even talked about.
Imam Ali (AS)' advise to his governors was to "lie low" when the general population was in suffering. He asked them to avoid their display of luxury and pomp. Muslim leaders seldom use this as an example to emulate. For us, it is rather the other way. And how quick we are to then turn to the other Imams who lived luxurious lives under monarchs to rationalise our own deed. Fair and well. This is all empty idealism. Bragging about "haq" is not sufficient, one has to struggle for it. But then even this word has been taken away by external forces as meaning "Holy War"!
Idealism is one of the greatest forces in the world. It makes seeming impossibilities possible and succeeds where prudence fails, but unless the idealist is brave and has the courage to face the truth, his idealism creates nothing…nothing at all.


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Without Any Legislative Powers, the Fed Is Rewriting the Law and Creating a Permanent $500 Billion Bailout Facility for Wall Street
By Pam Martens and Russ Martens: August 8, 2022 ~
Jerome (Jay) Powell, Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board
The Fed is doing something it's never been allowed to do in its 109 years of operation. And, it's doing it without any pushback from Congress.
The Fed draws its statutory authority from the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 which created the Fed's "discount window" for making loans to Fed member banks which are engaged in making loans for "agricultural, industrial or commercial purposes…." The Federal Reserve Act strictly prohibited the Fed from making loans "for the purpose of carrying or trading in stocks, bonds, or other investment securities…."
After Wall Street trading casinos blew up the U.S. economy in 1929 and brought on the Great Depression of the 30s, Congress enacted the Glass-Steagall Act in 1933 which established federal deposit insurance for commercial banks and outlawed the merger of those federally-insured banks with Wall Street trading casinos (investment banks and brokerage firms). The Glass-Steagall legislation protected the U.S. banking system for 66 years until its repeal by Congress in 1999. Today, all of the megabanks on Wall Street own both federally-insured banks and sprawling trading firms.
On July 28 of last year, the Fed announced that it was creating a $500 billion permanent bailout facility for the trading houses ("primary dealers") on Wall Street to support "smooth market functioning." The Fed gave the facility the bland sounding name of "Standing Repo Facility" or SRF. What the Fed was effectively doing was creating a new "discount window" where both Fed member banks and Wall Street trading houses could obtain billions of dollars in cumulative loans if a liquidity crisis arose.
The resolution issued by the Fed in conjunction with the announcement indicates that the $500 billion ceiling can be "temporarily increased at the discretion of the Chair." That means that Fed Chair Jerome Powell, who just recently started a new four-year term, has the power, without any advice and consent from Congress, to throw unlimited amounts of money at the trading houses on Wall Street.
The resolution also puts this unlimited bailout facility under the auspices of the New York Fed – the same regional Fed bank responsible for the majority of the $29 trillion Wall Street bailout during and after the 2008 financial crisis.
The New York Fed is literally owned by some of the biggest banks on Wall Street, including JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. (See our report: These Are the Banks that Own the New York Fed and Its Money Button.)
The Fed's resolution also notes that the loans will be made as "open market operations." By calling these loans "open market operations" instead of emergency loans under the Federal Reserve Act's Section 13(3), the Fed has effectively repealed the restrictions imposed on it by Congress under the Dodd-Frank financial reform legislation of 2010. The Dodd-Frank Act required that emergency loans made by the Fed under Section 13(3) receive the "prior approval of the Secretary of the Treasury"; cannot be made to insolvent institutions or to help those institutions avoid a bankruptcy filing; and the names of the borrowers and amounts borrowed had to be given to the Senate Banking and House Financial Services Committees within seven days. Under its new Standing Repo Facility, the Fed has effectively taken Congress out of the loop.
Last Friday morning, the New York Fed quietly added the federally-insured banks — Morgan Stanley Bank, N.A. and Morgan Stanley Private Bank, N.A. — to its list of counterparties at its Standing Repo Facility. Morgan Stanley & Co., the trading unit of the megabank, is already a counterparty to the SRF as one of the Fed's primary dealers. This means that Morgan Stanley will be able to make three separate requests for loans from the Fed's Standing Repo Facility. Likewise, both Goldman Sachs and Citigroup (Citibank) have both a trading unit and their federally-insured bank listed as counterparties to the SRF.
To understand just how unprecedented this action by the Fed is, we recommend that you listen to an audio tape of an interview conducted on August 5, 2010 by investigators for the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission (FCIC), the body convened under the Fraud Enforcement Recovery Act of 2009 to investigate the 2008 financial collapse on Wall Street. The interview is with Rodgin (Rodge) Cohen, Senior Chair of Sullivan & Cromwell, the law firm that played a major role during the 2008 financial crisis.
During Cohen's interview, he is asked if the Fed's financial assistance to the Bear Stearns trading house (in the spring of 2008) was the first time the Fed had used its 13(3) emergency lending authority to help a nonbank. Cohen states that "To my knowledge it is the first time and the initial but fleeting reaction was we've never done it before, what sort of precedent are we creating for ourselves."
It was not the first time the Fed had used its Section 13(3) emergency lending to assist a nonbank. It was simply the first time the Fed had made loans to a collapsing trading house on Wall Street. According to a history provided by David Fettig, a Senior Advisor to the Minneapolis Fed, Section 13(3) "was used sparingly, and just 123 loans were made" from 1932 to 1936. The loans totaled $1.5 million – that's about $32 million in today's dollars. That's a pretty far cry from the $29 trillion the Fed secretly pumped out to bail out Wall Street from December 2007 through June 2010.
Cohen makes numerous other noteworthy admissions during his interview. In response to one question, Cohen concedes that he was personally involved in the amendment contained in the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Improvement Act (FDICIA) that he interpreted as changing the Fed's emergency lending powers under Section 13(3) of the Federal Reserve Act.
Cohen also admits that during his negotiations on behalf of the Board of Bear Stearns, he effectively provided a legal interpretation of the law to the Fed. Cohen stated during the interview: "We did say that we thought 13(3) provided broad power; that the ability was there if the Fed could satisfy itself on the collateral."
In fact, all that the amendment to Section 13 says in the FDICIA legislation is this: "Section 13 of the Federal Reserve Act (12 U.S.C. 343) is amended in the third paragraph by striking 'of the kinds and maturities made eligible for discount for member banks under other provisions of this Act.' "
Cohen acknowledges in the interview that his law firm represented major Wall Street beneficiaries of his interpretation of the law. In addition to the Fed's extraordinary assistance to Sullivan & Cromwell clients Bear Stearns and AIG, other Sullivan & Cromwell clients that received extraordinary loans from the Fed under the Primary Dealer Credit Facility and other programs included Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs. Just Morgan Stanley and Citigroup received revolving loans from the Fed that cumulatively totaled more than $4.5 trillion, according to an audit conducted by the Government Accountability Office (GAO).
The Federal Reserve, followed by a consortium of Wall Street firms, battled the media in court to prevent the public disclosure of those vast sums of lending by the Fed, which creates its money electronically at the push of a button. (See The Official Video from the Federal Reserve on How It Creates Electronic Money.)
In a preliminary draft report issued by the FCIC, it specifically mentions the involvement of Rodgin Cohen in the 13(3) amendment as follows: (The reference to Cohen was removed in the final report from the FCIC.)
"In 1991, Goldman Sachs and other large securities firms sought legislation that would give them greater access to the Fed's emergency lending facility under Section 13(3) of the Federal Reserve Act. Goldman and the other firms were concerned about 'the absence of a safety net beneath Wall Street firms' in light of (i) the reluctance of some commercial banks to provide credit to securities broker-dealers during the 1987 stock market crash, and (ii) the failure of Drexel in 1990. At the suggestion of H. Rodgin Cohen, a banking lawyer with Sullivan & Cromwell in New York City, the securities firms urged Congress to include an amendment to Section 13(3) in FDICIA.
"The enacted 1991 amendment to Section 13(3) authorized the Fed to make emergency loans to nonbanking firms as long as those loans are 'secured to the satisfaction of the [Fed],' and the amendment also gave the Fed broad discretion to accept almost any type of collateral from the borrowing firms."
That last sentence above is a highly questionable interpretation of what the amendment to 13(3) actually allowed the Fed to do, making it all the more interesting that it was removed from the final FCIC report.
At the height of the financial crisis, the Wall Street Journal profiled Rodgin Cohen as follows on October 9, 2008:
"With virtually all of Wall Street as his client, [Cohen] has solidified his role as one of the most influential private-sector players in the financial crisis. Over the past five weeks alone, Mr. Cohen and his team have advised Fannie Mae, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., Wachovia, Barclays PLC, American International Group Inc., J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in a blitz of mergers, rescues and cash infusions."
The year after the Section 13(3) amendment became part of the FDICIA, Anna Schwartz, then a Senior Research Fellow at The National Bureau of Economic Research, wrote a seminal paper on its inherent dangers. Schwartz wrote:
"Despite the restraint in the Act with respect to recapitalizing the FDIC, restraint is absent from another provision. The Act amended Section 13 of the Federal Reserve Act that deals with the Federal Reserve's authority to discount for nonbanks. The amendment eliminated the requirement that the notes, drafts or bills tendered by nonbanks be eligible for discount by member banks. As interpreted by Sullivan & Cromwell, a New York law firm, for its clients in a memorandum of December 2, 1991, this provision enables the Fed to lend directly to security firms in emergency situations. Traditionally, commercial banks, knowing they had access to the discount window, have lent to brokerage firms and others short of cash in a stock market crash. It is not clear why the traditional practice was deemed unsatisfactory. In my view, the provision in the FDIC Improvement Act of 1991 portends expanded misuse of the discount window."
Anna Schwartz passed away in 2012. It is highly unlikely that she could have ever imagined the day when the Fed would simply flip the bird to Congress and effectively rewrite the Federal Reserve Act, giving itself the power to make trillions of dollars in cumulative loans to Wall Street's trading houses.
For why we feel confident that these SRF loans will amount to trillions of dollars, consider the chart below showing the amounts the Fed pumped out to Wall Street's trading houses in the last quarter of 2019 – long before COVID-19 had become a threat. The Fed did not release the names of the borrowers or the amounts borrowed until two years after the fact – because it called these loans part of its "open market operations." Even more alarming, when it did release the shocking data and names, not one mainstream media outlet reported the story. (See our report: Mainstream Media Has Morphed from Battling the Fed in Court in 2008 to Groveling at its Feet Today.)

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Assassin's Quest (The Illustrated Edition): The Illustrated Edition (Farseer Trilogy #3) (Hardcover)
By Robin Hobb
This is book number 3 in the Farseer Trilogy series.
#1: Assassin's Apprentice (The Illustrated Edition): The Farseer Trilogy Book 1 (Hardcover): $35.00
#2: Royal Assassin (The Illustrated Edition) (Farseer Trilogy #2) (Hardcover): $35.00
A stunningly illustrated anniversary edition of the final chapter of the beloved Farseer Trilogy, hailed by George R. R. Martin as "fantasy as it ought to be written," and Lin-Manuel Miranda as "an incredible series."
FitzChivalry Farseer and the Fool return in this final volume of the Farseer Trilogy, crowning the celebration of the twenty-fifth anniversary of Robin Hobb's legendary series. The matched trilogy is now complete, rounded out by Assassin's Quest, which contains ten full-color illustrations by Magali Villeneuve. Step into the spellbinding finale of this modern classic of epic fantasy, replete with adventure, magic, treachery, and sacrifice.
King Shrewd is dead at the hands of his son Regal. As is Fitz—or so his enemies and friends believe. But with the help of his allies and his beast magic, he emerges from the grave, deeply scarred in body and soul. The kingdom also teeters toward ruin: Regal has plundered and abandoned the capital, while the rightful heir, Prince Verity, is lost to his mad quest—perhaps to death. Only Verity's return—or the heir his princess carries—can save the Six Duchies.
But Fitz will not wait. Driven by loss and bitter memories, he undertakes a quest: to kill Regal. The journey casts him into deep waters, as he discovers wild currents of magic within him—currents that will either drown him or make him something more than he was.
Robin Hobb is the author of the Farseer Trilogy, the Liveship Traders Trilogy, the Tawny Man Trilogy, the Soldier Son Trilogy, and the Rain Wilds Chronicles. She has also written as Megan Lindholm. She is a native of Washington State.
Magali Villeneuve has been an illustrator for well over a decade, and started by painting book covers in France, her home country. She now works for many different companies and publishing houses around the world, including Wizards of the Coast, Titan Publishing, Dynamite Comics, Valve Corporation, and Fantasy Flight Games. Her work has been featured in role-playing games, video games, collectible cards games, magazines, and book covers. She has done work in the universes of George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire, Magic: The Gathering, Dungeons & Dragons, The Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, and more. She is also the author of the dark fantasy book series La Dernière Terre in France.
Publisher: Del Rey
Publication Date: March 2nd, 2021
Series: Farseer Trilogy
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Introverts creating homey happiness and quality quiet time.
It's good to be home. It's where we introverts retreat from the loud and hectic world, and can be our true selves. Often others mistakenly think we spend a lot of time at home to hide from the world. But that's not accurate. We like being at home just because we naturally enjoy it.
Our homes can be our own personal sanctuaries that sustain us, especially when tailored to our tastes and favorite hobbies. How we create and decorate our private spaces can nourish our hearts and minds, and cater to our individual passions. You can create a soothing atmosphere to that encourages meditative contemplation, or go for a more uplifting environment that energizes the spirit. And you can create cozy resting places that help foster recuperation from outside stresses.
For introverts, home is a very special private place, where we can enjoy some peace and solitude, and the creature comforts we love so much. Here are 20 favorite reasons why home is the ultimate comfort zone for introverts.
The peace and quiet. And not having to talk if you don't feel like it.
It's personal. It's not about them. It's about you.
The sweet retreat. Sigh. Relief from the stresses of daily life.
There's no judging. You can let your hair down and be yourself.
It's our place to dream. Daydreams and sleep. Glorious sleep.
Our routines and rituals. To-dos that you really want to do.
It's where comfort is key. Oh, how we adore our super comfy, cozy spaces.
Our loved ones: Sharing our homes with those we have real relationships with.
Our beloved pets. They fill our homes with joy and love.
It's a place to pamper. Finding a bit of you-time, to spend on you.
There's no pressure. It's where we can decompress.
The homey smells. Of home cooking and favorite candles.
The freedom. Doing what ever you choose to do.
Our treasures. Surrounding ourselves with our favorite things.
It's our docking station. Where we recharge our energy.
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It allows for total absorption. We can indulge in our hobbies and passions.
Being present. Simply enjoying the place we cherish most, with those we cherish most.
At home, we can do what's most meaningful to us. We love to retreat from the daily grind and are often inclined to stay home, but we also enjoy sharing life experiences there with those we most care about. Quite simply, we introverts feel an inner peace at our favorite place.
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An actor, producer, comedian and even a director Jordan Haworth Peele or Jordan Peele is a well-known face in the American film industry. Peele was a part of the Mad TV and later in the series Key & Peele. In the year 2017 Peele directed his debut horror film 'Get Out' which won critical acclaims and even a positive response in the box office.
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Jordan Peele was born on 21st February in the year 1979 in New York City, United States of America. Jordan's father expired when Jordan was just six years old, and since then his mother Lucinda Williams raised him. Initially, Jordan went to the Computer School in Manhattan and later at The Calhoun School. Peele attended Sarah Lawrence College but left to form a comedy duo.
Jordan Peele's age is 42 years old as of today's date 20th January 2022 having been born on 21 February 1979. Though, he is 1.75 m tall, he weighs about 75 kg.
In the year 2013, Jordan Peele went into a relationship with Chelsea Peretti. The couple got engaged in the year 2015. Jordan was blessed with a baby boy on 1st July in the year 2017. They have named him Beaumont Gino. Till date, there is no news of their separation, and so it can be taken into consideration that he is living a happy and prosperous life with his family.
In the initial stage of his career, Jordan used to perform at Boom Chicago on a regular basis. He also uses to host a show Comedy Weekend on MTV in the year 2002. The following year he became a part of the Mad TV for its 9th season. After their performance in Mad TV Peele and Keegan Michael Key formed Key & Peele, a comedy sketch series on Comedy Central. Jordan was getting popular with time, and there came many more offers. He played an FBI agent in Fargo and did his first feature film Keanu.
In the year 2017, Peele made his directorial debut with the film 'Get Out'. Some of the other films were Jordan played a prominent role are Boner Boyz, Sidekick, Wanderlust, Abruptio. He also appeared in few television shows like Chocolate News, Childrens Hospital, The Daily Show and The Last OG.
Jordan Peele has got nominations in 32 awards amongst which he has bagged 14 awards the names of which are Peabody Awards (2013), American Comedy Awards for the Best Alternative Comedy Series (2014), Primetime Emmy Awards (2016), Gotham Independent Film Awards (2017), Critics Choice Awards (2017), Writers Guild of America Awards (2018) and several others.
As of 2022, The estimated net worth of Jordan Peele is $14 million. It is in the news that Peele leads a simple life with family. Even though he is an affluent personality, but he prefers to lead a simple life with his family. Jordan started his career at a very young age, and with the time given his audiences some of the biggest hit.
Peele became popular soon after performing in The Mad Show, and undoubtedly he has given his best performance. The best part about Peele which impressed his viewers is his versatility. He is an actor, a comedian and even a successful director. Peele was passionate about art from the initial days in college.
As we know, his first break was as a comedian, and since then his performance made his fan go crazy. In the contemporary time, Peele's work is the most accomplished one among other performers in America. So if you still haven't seen his work then make sure you do after reading this write up.


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Visitability: A Way of Thinking About Aging and Design
As the population ages and more people are living with physical disabilities, housing and community development must be re-examined. Inaccessible homes impede the daily lives of people who are mobility impaired due to illness, accident or age. Visitors to inaccessible homes face the danger of falling on the entry steps, the worry of not fitting into a bathroom and the embarrassment of being carried up the stairs. An affordable, sustainable and inclusive design approach for integrating basic accessibility features into all newly built homes is a movement known as Visitability.
In 1988, The Fair Housing Amendments Act created accessible units in all new multi-family housing apartments and condos with four or more units. In 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act greatly increased accessibility to all government and public buildings. But detached single-family houses and town homes, where the majority of the population lives, are the last part of the built environment that is not covered by federal law. No accessibility codes exist. To date, private houses and town homes continue to be built with the same basic accessibility barriers: steps at all entrances and narrow doors to bathrooms.
In an effort to pass legislation for accessibility in new single-home construction, Eleanor Smith, the founder of Concrete Change, started the Visitability Movement in the US. The movement asks that three basic accessibility needs be met:
* One zero-step entrance on an accessible route from a driveway or public sidewalk.
* Doorways with a 32″ minimum clear passage space.
* A half bathroom on the main floor to accommodate a wheelchair.
If these three requirements are met in the construction of every new home, future adaptations for specialized needs can occur as needed. Visitability features make it easier for the mobility impaired to visit friends and family and to remain active in their communities..
COST OF VISITABILITY
Over the lifetime of a home, 25-60% of all new homes will have a resident who becomes mobility impaired. This may be muscle weakness, lack of balance, arthritic stiffness or wheelchair confinement. 95% of all new homes are constructed with steps at every entry and narrow doorways to the bathroom. Because of architectural barriers, the risk of falling for the homeowner is greatly increased and the success rate of first responders may be compromised during medical emergencies.
In 2005, 1.8 million Americans age 65 and over were treated in emergency rooms for injuries from falls, and 460,000 were hospitalized. 60% of all nursing home residents enter these facilities directly from hospitals after a fall, a stroke or heart attack. With the majority of homes having steps at all entries and narrow doors to bathrooms, one can only surmise that large numbers of people are not returning to their homes after accidents because of no accessibility.
Below is a cost comparison of Visitability built into a new home versus Visitability retrofitted into an existing home. The nursing home cost reflects the extreme expense of "doing nothing". (Maisel, Smith and Steinfeld, 2008, "Increasing Home Access: Designing for Visitability")
New Home Visitability Construction
* Zero-step entrance on concrete slab-add $100
* Entrance over crawl space or basement -add $300-$600
* 34″ door-add $2 to the cost of a 32″ door
* Average cost for visitability features, depending on region-add $98 to $573
* Average cost for Universal Design features-add 1% to total project cost
Existing Home Visitability Retrofit
* Zero-step entrance -add $3,300
* Widen interior doorway-add $700 per doorway ($22 for a swing-away hinge)
* Home elevator-add $15,000-$25,000
Nursing Home Costs
* Nursing home for individual-$85,000 per year
* Nursing home for US-$122 Billion in 2005 (60% of cost borne by public through Medicare & Medicaid)
* Cost of falls among older people for US-$19 billion in direct medical costs (Maisel, Smith and Steinfeld, 2008)
Cities and towns across the country are preparing to assist their ever-growing senior populations. With a short supply of affordable senior housing and the desire of most seniors to remain in their homes, home-based programs are in the forefront: meals-on-wheels, home healthcare, hospice-at-home, physical therapy at home, senior transportation from home. But for home-based programs to succeed, basic accessibility in the home must be provided. Visitability in private homes is crucial for the safety and social sustainability of older adults who are mobility impaired. Without the independence to enter or leave their home or to use the bathroom when needed, older adults can become isolated, depressed and sick. Visitable homes are needed for the safety and independence of everyone: older adults, the physically impaired, visitors, caregivers and first responders.
In the late 1980s, Eleanor Smith of Concrete Change began pushing Atlanta homebuilders to incorporate Visitable features into their new homes, but was met with great opposition. Habitat for Humanity listened and today there are more than 800 Visitable Habitat homes in the Atlanta area.
1992- Atlanta Visitability Ordinance
Atlanta became the first city to adopt a Visitability ordinance that mandates all builders of new single-family dwellings, duplexes or triplexes, who receive any financial benefit from or through the city, must meet several basic access requirements, including at least one zero-step entrance and adequate interior door widths.
2002- Pima County Inclusive Home Design Ordinance, Tucson, AZ
Pima County adopted the first ordinance in the nation to require a zero-step entry into single-family homes with door openings at least 34″wide, lever door handles, reinforced walls in bathrooms for grab bars, switches no higher than 48 inches and hallways 36″ wide throughout the main floor.
In 2003, the Southern Arizona Home Builders Association sued Pima County over the legality of the Visitability Ordinance. In a unanimous decision, the Arizona Court put to rest efforts by Tucson builders to void Pima County's law requiring minimal access in newly constructed single-family homes. By 2008, Tucson, AZ had built 15,000 Visitable homes.
2004- Visitability Code, Bolingbrook, IL
Bolingbrook initially approved a voluntary Visitability ordinance that was unsuccessful among homebuilders. In order to make homebuilders comply, Bolingbrook enforced the ordinance requiring that all new homes be built with Visitability standards:
* A minimum of one zero-step entrance
* Doorways with 32″ clear passage space
* One bathroom on the main floor that will accommodate a wheelchair
Today Bolingbrook has 3,600 single-family Visit-able homes.
2009-Inclusive Home Design Act
US Representative Jan Schakowsky (D-ILL) introduced legislation that would apply Visitability standards to all new single-family homes and town houses receiving federal funds. Currently, 95 % of new single-family homes and town houses built with federal assistance fail to incorporate accessibility features, making it impossible for many people with disabilities to live in or visit homes. Representative Schakowsky reintroduced the bill in 2010.
Since the induction of the Atlanta City Ordinance of 1992, more than 50 ordinances of varying quality have been passed nationwide. Legislation has resulted in more than 30,000 Visitable homes built for the open market, regardless of whether the first occupant has a disability or not. States whose cities are adopting visitability ordinances or voluntary programs are: GA, FL, TX, VA, VT, MN, NM, KN, IL, OR, KY, NJ, MI, PA, OH.
ICC/ANSI A117.1, the standard for accessibility referenced by most building codes in the US, is currently developing a Type C section that includes technical design criteria for visitability. This will provide an accessibility model that can be adopted to new single-family homes and clarify the design of a zero-step entry, an accessible bathroom and accessible doorways. The standard can be referenced by visitability laws and programs, thus promoting uniformity in applications and aiding in their interpretation. Please note, the IBC will not require Type C dwelling units. If a jurisdiction or state chooses to require visitability in single family homes, the Type C unit criteria will be available for adoption as a baseline. The 2010 edition of ANSI A117.1 will contain the Type C (visit-able) dwelling unit specifications. (Maisel, Smith and Steinfeld, 2008, "Increasing Home Access: Designing for Visitability")
Jordana Maisel & Edward Steinfeld, Buffalo, NY, IDEA Center and Eleanor Smith, Concrete Change, Atlanta, GA, "Increasing Home Access: Designing for Visitability"
IDeA Center: http://www.udeworld.com
Concrete Change: http://www.concretechange.org
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Рíвненська дитяча залізниця — вузькоколійна залізниця у місті Рівне, заклад позашкільної освіти дітей, що знайомить їх з залізничними спеціальностями.

Дитяча залізниця розташована в центрі міста, вздовж берега річки Устя. Шлях тупиковий, з двома станціями — Партизанська та Озерна (раніше — Піонерська). На станції Партизанська покладені рейки типу Р43, а на станції Озерна IV-d та VI-d. Є міст і водопропускна труба.

Дорога працює з 9 травня до останньої неділі вересня, по суботах, неділях і святкових днях. Відправлення першого поїзда зі станції Партизанська о 11:00, а останнього поїзда — о 16:00.

Історія
Дорога побудована впродовж 1948 — 1949 років, під час повоєнної хвилі будівництва дитячих залізниць в Україні. Будівництво вели шляховики ПЧ-7 Ковельської залізниці, на недільниках їм допомагали жителі міста.

Урочисте відкриття дороги відбулося 9 травня 1949 року.

В даний час на дорозі працюють тепловоз ТУ2-137 і 2 вагони Pafawag, а також 2 вантажні платформи.

До відкриття, у 1949 році, перегін дитячої залізниці обладнали електрожезловою системою, облаштували міжстанційний, стрілочний зв'язок і дикторське мовлення на станціях.

У 1970 році пристрої СЦБ і зв'язку модернізовані — побудовані релейне напівавтоматичне блокування, Міжстанційний, диспетчерський, стрілочний телефонний зв'язок, локомотивний радіозв'язок, станції радіофіковані.

За час існування дитячої залізниці, тут навчалося 30 000 дітей.

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If you die with unpaid credit card debt, what happens to it? Whether it must be paid and by whom, depends upon several factors. A common misconception is that your credit card debt will be inherited by your spouse or heirs, requiring them to pay off the debt. Under the laws of the State of Michigan, the only time another person, including a spouse, is required to pay the debt, is if the debt was a joint obligation, or if someone co-signed the debt. For example, if you and your spouse have a joint credit card (upon which you are both account holders), then the surviving spouse remains liable for the entire debt. If the debt was solely in the name of the deceased, no one else can be made to make payment of the debt. Debt collectors may try to make your heirs believe otherwise, but it is imperative that you know your rights.
However, creditors can make a claim and seek repayment from the Estate of a of the debtor. For example, if a person dies leaving $10,000 in credit card debt and has $100,000 in estate assets, estate assets may be used to pay the debt, provided the creditor follows the necessary steps to obtain payment. If a debtor dies leaving more debt than assets and there is no joint card holder, the credit card company is typically unable to collect the debt.
If a loved one dies and you receive calls from a debt collector, it is important that you know your rights. Debt collectors often call the loved ones of a deceased debtor in an attempt to obtain payment. Typically, they play on your sense of "fairness" and try to get someone to pay the bill, even though that person may not be legally responsible for the debt. If you receive such a call, do not make payment. You should contact an attorney to discuss your rights and obligations.


Zander Weil homered in the sixth to break a 2-2 tie.
Batting stars: Tomas Telis was 2-for-3 with a home run and two RBIs. Weil was 1-for-3 with a home run, his third.
Pitching stars: Matt Magill was the opener and struck out two in a scoreless inning, giving up a hit and a walk. Justin Nicolino struck out five in five innings, giving up two runs on six hits and a walk. Mike Morin pitched a perfect inning and struck out one.
Opposition stars: Dilson Herrera was 2-for-3 with a two-run homer.
Stats: Drew Maggi was 1-for-2 and is batting .500. Randy Cesar was 0-for-2 with a walk and is batting .345. Magill and Morin each have an ERA of zero.
Record: The Red Wings are 3-8.
Syracuse scored two in the third and led the rest of the way.
Batting star: Brent Rooker was 1-for-2 with a walk.
Pitching star: Fernando Romero struck out three in two perfect innings.
Opposition star: Ex-Twin Ryan O'Rourke pitched three shutout innings, giving up no hits and two walks and striking out two.
Stats: Drew Maggi was 0-for-1 with two walks and is batting .333. Randy Cesar was 0-for-2 with a walk and is batting .323.
Record: Rochester is 3-9, in sixth (last) place in the International League North, 5.5 games behind Lehigh Valley.
All the runs were scored in the tenth.
Batting star: Luis Arraez was 2-for-4.
Pitching star: Brusdar Graterol struck out eight in seven shutout innings, giving up one hit and one walk.
Opposition star: Trey Supak pitched six shutout innings, giving up one hit and no walks and striking out four.
Stats: Arraez is batting .356. Graterol has an ERA of 0.52. Tyler Jay pitched two-thirds of an inning scorelessly and has an ERa of 2.45.
Record: Pensacola is 8-4, in first place in the Southern League South, two games ahead of Biloxi and Mississippi.
In the first, Akil Baddoo walked, stole second, went to third on a ground out, and scored on a sacrifice fly for the only run of the game.
Batting star: Baddoo was 1-for-3 with a double and a walk.
PItching stars: Bryan Sammons struck out six in six shutout innings, giving up two hits and two walks. Kyle Phillips struck out four in three shutout innings, giving up a walk.
Opposition star: Tony Dibrell pitched 6.2 innings, giving up one run on two hits and two walks and striking out two.
Stats: Lewin Diaz was 0-for-3 and is batting .412. Ben Rortvedt was 1-for-3 and is batting .314. Travis Blankenhorn was 0-for-3 and is batting .306. Sammons and Phillips each have an ERA of zero.
Record: Fort Myers is 9-4, tied for second with Bradenton in the Florida State League South, one game behind Palm Beach.
Trey Cabbage hit a three-run homer in the third and the Kernels led the rest of the way.
Batting stars: Gabe Snyder was 3-for-4 with a triple, two doubles, a walk, and two RBIs. Michael Davis was 3-for-4 with a double. Jacob Pearson was 3-for-5 with a double and two RBIs. Gabriel Maciel was 3-for-5 with a walk and two runs. Cabbage was 3-for-6 with a home run (his fourth), a triple, two runs, and five RBIs.
Pitching stars: Blayne Enlow struck out six in six innings, giving up two runs (one earned) on three hits and three walks. Brian Rapp struck out two in two shutout innings, giving up one hit. Carlos Suniaga pitched a perfect inning, striking out one.
Opposition star: Emmanuel Valdez was 2-for-2 with two walks.
Stats: Maciel is batting .600. Synder is batting .455. Cabbage is batting .364. Davis is batting .314. Rapp has an ERA of 1.00.
The Kernels had fifteen hits. Five players had three hits each.
Record: Cedar Rapids is 5-8, in eighth (last) place in the MIdwest League Western, four games behind Burlington.


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History of ANZCA
Anaesthetists originally were members of organisations representing physicians and surgeons, but as anaesthesia developed as a specialist field, so did the need for specific education and qualifications. Read more about the history of ANZCA and view a timeline of the history.
History of FPM
Pain medicine was recognised as a medical specialty by the Australian Medical Council in November 2005 and by the Medical Council of New Zealand in December 2012. In 1998, ANZCA Council approved the establishment of a Faculty of Pain Medicine. The first face-to-face board meeting was held in 1999, and the first Fellowship exam held later that year. Read more about the history of FPM through the online exhibition Pain & Progress: the formation and development of the Faculty of Pain Medicine.
ANZCA and FPM Past Presidents and Deans
In 1952, the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons founded a Faculty of Anaesthetists, with Douglas Renton appointed Acting Dean. The following year he was appointed inaugural Dean of the Faculty of Anaesthetists.
In February 1992, the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists (ANZCA) was formed, with Peter Livingstone appointed inaugural President.
The Faculty of Pain Medicine was founded in 1999, with Michael Cousins appointed inaugural Dean.
View the full list of past ANZCA presidents and faculty deans, including FPM deans.
College coat of arms
The College arms and crest feature Andreas Vesalius and William Harvey, who represent the heritage of anaesthesia. Read more about their contribution and interesting facts about the College arms and crest.
History of anaesthesia and pain medicine
Anaesthesia refers to the practice of administering medications or gases that block the feeling of pain and other sensations, allowing medical and surgical procedures to be undertaken without causing undue discomfort to the patient. Read more about the history of anaesthesia and pain medicine.
Founded in 1935 by Dr Geoffrey Kaye (1903-1986), the Geoffrey Kaye Museum of Anaesthetic History chronicles the history of anaesthesia, intensive care medicine and pain medicine. It is one of the largest and most comprehensive anaesthetic history collections in the world.
Find out more about the oral history project which supplements the College's history and heritage holdings, and builds on our considerable research and educational resources.
The ANZCA archives document the history and administration of ANZCA and its predecessor, the Faculty of Anaesthetists of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, from 1952 until the present. The archives also hold records of the Faculty of Pain Medicine. Contact the Museum for further information.
History and Heritage Reference Panel
ANZCA's History and Heritage Expert Reference Panel reports to the ANZCA chief executive officer on matters relating to the history and heritage of the College, including the Faculty of Pain Medicine.
Ulimaroa
The College headquarters is made up of two buildings, a gracious two-storey mansion, Ulimaroa, and ANZCA House, completed in 2001. Read about the fascinating history of Ulimaroa.


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Recorded by the Jackson 5 for their second album, ABC, issued in May 1970 in the US and August 1970 in the UK.
Featured in the 'Drafted' episode of the Jackson 5 cartoon series in 1971.
A snippet featured in the opening montage of clips from Michael's film, Moonwalker.
2,4,6,8,who do you appreciate i'm the one who wants to be... your baby!


Good quote and I like the premise. The thought that my books will live beyond me is comforting – I put a lot of work in them – but knowing people will read my work after I am gone is both joyous and sobering.
Several years ago, as Historian of St. Louis Writers Guild, I lead the Legacy Project. Tasked with discovering the history of the Writers Guild, a team of interns and I scoured the records for any information. Before I arrived, the president and previous historian had learned the names of the founders, some famous members, and few other tidbits, but I was tasked with finding more details. I was a researcher at the time so it was easy to do. Within the year we had discovered all kinds of interesting facts, filled in several gaps in the line of presidents, and I'd even tracked down a lost Tennessee Williams short story that he'd entered in a St. Louis Writers Guild contest.
From census records and other state documents we learned the facts of their lives, who they married, the names of their kids, the occupation of their parents and other sterile information about the six founding members of St. Louis Writers Guild. However, because they were writers, I was able to find not only the facts but through their writing I found something else – their voices.
Through the short stories that ran in the newspapers and magazines of the day I can hear their wit, their slang, the words or phrases they repeated. In the letters to the editor I hear their outrage, the causes that drove them to action. I've researched many people before, but I have to admit that I know the founders of St. Louis Writers Guild better than I know most people. They might have lived a century ago, but through their words I know how they sound, what they cared about, their thoughts about the world – I know them. Like an old friend, I haven't seen in too long.
My books, short stories, articles, and even this blog post will live beyond me. Through the words and phrases I've chosen, people of the future will be able to know me – a scary thought. I doubt I'll be like the pharaohs and still spoken about after millennia have passed, only the truly great writers seem able to defy the places where history is lost and forgotten. But they do exist. I love to read the classics from the Victorian era, or Le Morte D'Arthur written in 1400's by Sir Thomas Malory. Beowulf was written around 900 A.C.E. and Homer's Iliad is even older. Pluto was right, stories can last forever.
So snag your little sliver of immortality. Write something worth reading in some long distant future, pay attention to the words you choose, or the phrases you turn. You never know who will come along and prolong your book's life a little bit more.
We are not immortal, but through our words, we reach further into the future than our lives ever could.
Thank you for sharing. This information was really interesting for me.
We write in many genres, but have a single focus -- to share what inspires us, what we've learned as writers, and what we love as readers.


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This poem is from my new collection of poetry/prose, yardwork, available on Amazon or you can order an autographed copy.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thank you.
Very Powerful, this will hit your soul!
Thank you for the this! I appreciate you.
Welcome, Your voice is very powerful a wonderful gift.
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Biotech News: Seqirus, a CSL company, extends the paediatric indication for its cell-based seasonal influenza vaccine, Flucelvax Quad, which will be supplied for the 2022 flu season.
The four-strain vaccine is the first and only cell-based influenza vaccine available in Australia, approved by the TGA for use in adults and children two years of age and older. Flucelvax Quad will be available in 2022 as a private prescription.
Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Australia typically sees more children aged under 5 hospitalised with influenza than any other vaccine preventable disease.
Professor Terry Nolan, Head of the Vaccine and Immunisation Research Group (VIRGo) at the Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) and the Doherty Institute at the University of Melbourne, was the lead author on the study that confirmed Flucelvax Quad led to a robust immune response in children aged two to 18 years. He said he was pleased that the indication had been broadened to include younger age groups.
"Young children and older adults are at a higher risk for serious influenza-related complications than the rest of the population, so this indication is welcome news for healthcare professionals and their patients," said Professor Nolan.
"Cell-based flu vaccine production is an alternative to traditional egg-based manufacturing where reference influenza viruses are grown inside fertilised hens' eggs. Egg-based manufacturing can result in mutation of the influenza virus leading to a mismatch between the World Health Organization's (WHO) selected influenza strains and the strains contained within the seasonal flu vaccine."
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Professor Nolan said cell-based vaccine technology may also offer additional advantages including increased scalability and production speed in the event of an influenza pandemic.
Dr Jonathan Anderson, Seqirus Head of Medical Affairs Asia Pacific, said there had been a major focus on the importance of vaccine science and technology in improving the health of all Australians in recent years.
"Seqirus has been committed to developing, supplying and extending the indications for Flucelvax Quad as part of our contribution to reducing the impact of influenza in Australia and around the world," said Dr Anderson.
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Dr Anderson urged to GP clinics and healthcare facilities to prepare for the flu season early and confirm their ordering plans.
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Q: Django: Problems setting up django-allauth URLs I'm trying to customize a few things of allauth and ran into the following problem. I got my own account app, which is supposed to handle all the customization I do to allauth amongst other account related stuff.
Which means I want to include the allauth urls into the urls.py located in my account app, not in the project level urls.py. However when I try it with the code below I run into the following error:
django.urls.exceptions.NoReverseMatch: Reverse for 'account_login' not found. 'account_login' is not a valid view function or pattern name.
project/urls.py
urlpatterns = [
    path('admin/', admin.site.urls),
]

urlpatterns += i18n_patterns(
    ...
    path('account/', include('apps.account.urls')),    # This does not work
    # path('account/', include('allauth.urls')),       # This works
   ...
)

apps/account/urls.py
urlpatterns = [
    ...
    path('', include('allauth.urls')),    #This is where I want to include the allauth urls
    ...
)

Going one step further: Can I customize the allauth urls in some way? When I try something like the following I get the same error as above:
apps/account/urls.py
from allauth.account import views as allauth_view

urlpatterns = [
    ...
    path("login_custom/", allauth_view.login, name="account_login"),
    ...
)

EDIT: The last part with the custom url for logins actually works, but only if I include all of the allauth urls in my project level urls.py as well.
EDIT 2: After installing django-extensions and running manage.py show_urls to get a list of all urls in my project I noticed this might be a namespace problem.
for the nested include path('account/', include('apps.account.urls')), it shows me:
...
/de/account/social/signup/ allauth.socialaccount.views.SignupView account:socialaccount_signup
...

for including it in the project level urls.py path('account/', include('allauth.urls')), it shows me:
...
/de/account/social/signup/ allauth.socialaccount.views.SignupView socialaccount_signup
...

Do you guys think this might be the problem?
Since you can call include() with a namespace parameter this should not be a problem. However after checking the urls.py of the allauth package there is no app_name, which means I cannot set a namespace. Is there a way to remove the account namespace from the first example?
Any help would be appreciated.

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Ram Man or Rams Fan?: How to Fix the Los Angeles Rams – Part 2
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By Ha Kung Wong
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In Part 1, we discussed the problems that the Los Angeles Rams will have to deal with in the off season. So now, let's discuss how we fix them!
Head Coach Jeff Fisher
As measured from 2015 records, the Rams are faced with the third hardest regular season schedule in 2016. So some serious reconfiguring will need to be done in the off season. Thankfully, the Rams have the 10th most cap space this off season ($36,722,297), the 15th overall pick and 2 second round picks in the NFL Draft. So there's plenty of opportunity to make improvements. The question, of course, is where do you make improvements first, and whether looking to the draft or free agency is the better solution.
In my opinion, the Rams need to address the QB position first, followed by WR, CB and OL.
Traditionally, if I'm looking for a franchise QB, I don't normally look to free agency. That, in addition to a week free agent QB class, means the Rams should consider using they're first round pick on a QB. Unfortunately, other QB needy teams draft before the Rams at 15, like the Browns, Cowboys, 49ers and Eagles, so it's hard to predict who will be left.
I'm fairly certain that both Jared Goff (Cal) and Carson Wentz (North Dakota State) will be gone by then, but if not, its a no brainer to take one of them. As I discuss previously when I talked about the Browns, both Goff and Wentz are terrific QB prospects with significant upside. But assuming they're gone, I think taking the next QB on the board, Paxton Lynch (Memphis), is not a slam dunk decision. Lynch is a decent prospect, but comes with his share of question marks.
In fact, WR is also a serious need as both Brian Quick and Wes Welker (or the shell of Wes Welker) are free agents, leaving Tavon Austin and Kenny Britt as the only WRs left on the roster of consequence. Thus, I'd prefer taking WR Laquon Treadwell (Ole Miss) over Lynch if he's still on the board at 15. Treadwell came back from a bad injury in 2014 to have his best season in 2015, leading the SEC with 82 catches for 1,153 yards and 11 TDs. He has significant athleticism and run-after-catch ability, which allows flexibility as to where he lines up and what routes he can run. Some have even compared him to Dez Bryant, minus the off field issues. And who wouldn't want to add that to their team? Employing that strategy could still allow the Rams to grab an equally questionable, but high potential, QB in the second round in, perhaps, Conner Cook (Michigan State) or Christian Hackenberg (Penn State).
If Goff, Wentz and Treadwell are all gone by 15, then Lynch begins to make more sense. In his junior (and final) year with Memphis, Lynch completed 66.8% of his passes (296 of 443) for 3,778 yards with 28 TDs and only four INTs. In fact, Lynch started 39 consecutive games at Memphis setting career-highs in 2015. He had an impressive win against Ole Miss, but then proceeded to crumble against Auburn in the Birmingham Bowl. Many attributed this to his lack of experience against significant competition and his over-reliance on the screen pass, leading to concern over his ability to adapt to the NFL. I think it's a little bit of a reach for Lynch to go 15th overall with these outstanding questions, but he has enough upside to be worth the pick.
If the Rams do manage to grab a QB in the first round, at least one second round pick should be used to draft a WR, preferably Will Fuller (Norte Dame), Josh Doctson (TCU) or Tyler Boyd (Pittsburgh), in that order.
And as I discussed when I talked about the Raiders, CB Vernon Hargreaves (Florida) and Mackensie Alexander (Clemson) are also considerations to be drafted in the first round, if available and Lynch is gone, as I like them as defensive prospects on a CB-needy Rams defense.
Finally, with a potential need at C, Ryan Kelly (Alabama) or Nick Martin (Notre Dame) might be a good pick in the second round, if available. If not, late flyers in the 5th round or later on Max Tuerk (USC) (assuming he proves he's recovering well from his October 2015 ACL tear) or Evan Boehm (Missouri) are also under consideration.
It's a bit early to determine what free agents will actually be available and which would be the best potential fit for the Rams, but here are some initial thoughts.
QB Case Keenum is a restricted free agent, and head coach Jeff Fisher did name him the starter "entering the offseason", but really, the Rams could likely do better. It might be worth considering Robert Griffin III, as he was severely mismanaged and finally let go by the Washington Redskins, and had shown flashes of ability during his rookie year. If he could be obtained on an incentive laden short term deal, it might make sense to let him compete for the starting job if the Rams use a later pick on a young developmental QB.
C Tim Barnes is a free agent, and the Rams are best off letting him walk and seeking a replacement. Looking to free agency makes sense, but there just isn't much C talent in free agency, so this is better addressed in the draft, as noted above.
Re-signing free agent CB Janoris Jenkins should be a priority, with Trumaine Johnson as a secondary priority, as both played well in 2015 and there aren't many clear free agent targets at CB. At least it appears that the Rams will place the transition tag on Johnson if a long term deal can't be met. And E.J. Gaines should return from a Lisfranc fracture, but there's no telling how effective he'll be. As far as available free agents, Josh Norman is almost certain to be re-signed by the Panthers, and Sean Smith is almost certain to be re-sign by the Chiefs. If Smith becomes available, I would certainly target him. But if the Rams want to get a little more value at CB, targeting free agent Prince Amukamara off a down year might be a good option.
Well, that's it, Ram fans. My thoughts on how get that elusive winning season.
And remember, regardless of how bad next season is, at least you have NFL football back in LA. And you don't have to play with He-Man figures and Rubik cubes.
Yup, we've come a long way.
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Einstein's Beach House (2014) is the second collection of short stories by American author Jacob M. Appel.  It won the Pressgang Prize in 2013 and was published by Butler University.  The book was short-listed for the New England Book Award in 2015.

Among the stories in the collection, "Einstein's Beach House," which had previously appeared in The Sonora Review, was short-listed for The Best American Short Stories in 2015 and "Hue and Cry", had previously appeared in The Gettysburg Review, was named as one of the "100 Other Distinguished Stories of 2013" by The Best American Short Stories in 2014.

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Critic John Domini in The Brooklyn Rail wrote of the collection: "The dialog, even when one of the speakers wobbles on the verge of madness, shows bite and intelligence . . . The rambunctious serendipity recalls T.C. Boyle, as does the ability to turn on a dime, now cutthroat, now huggable."  In The North American Review, Anne M. Drolet wrote, "Appel captures the sounds, smells and feeling of human idiosyncracies, describing each person and place with layers of specifics and closely observed characters."

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by Josh Gross
A journalist, an ad man and a tech innovator walked into a meeting room. They were quickly followed by several hundred attendees of the SXSW music conference, eager to hear their thoughts on constructive and disruptive innovation in the music business.
Moderator Jim Carroll—a journalist for the Irish Times, not the Jim Carroll of Basketball Diaries fame—framed the discussion by comparing the music industry to his own: media.
"The people running [those industries] are in their 50s and they're looking at their pension lines," he said. "They don't want to rock the boat. People are afraid to make decisions because those may be the decisions that sank the Titanic."
Carroll explained that like so many other industries, the entrenched elite clutch to old business models rather than looking forward to develop "Music 3.0." What's needed, he said, is for innovators to look for the "what if" moment, when revolutionary change is possible.
"Maybe we're looking in the wrong place," he said. "The decisions may need to come from outside the music industry, where people see those opportunities."
One of the presenters, Brooke Parrott, was on the panel to discuss just such an opportunity: her employer, songkick.com, which Parrott said was now the second largest concert website in the world.
"The ability of social [media] to instantly share music across the world is so important," Parrott said. "But the live industry has yet to catch up it."
Songkick.com aimed to conquer that disconnect with a product called "detour," which is kind of like crowd-funding for tours, where fans can band together to sell out concerts that haven't even been booked yet. Once the tickets start selling, the bands lose the uncertainty of booking a gig in an untested market.
But more than just bringing bands to new markets, Parrott said it creates an especially electric connection between artist and performer because the fans are just as involved in the concert's existence as the band.
The panel's ad man, Finan Murphy, with Irish International BBDO, said that what this was really about was learning from the tech attitude of looking for a totally different way not just to do things, but of thinking about them.
"As musicians, you all try this anyways, 'what if,'" Murphy said. "It's just about taking that mindset and applying it to the business model as well."
When Carroll pressed Murphy and Parrott on who those innovators would be, Parrott said she could see it happening naturally as younger people were cycled into the business.
Murphy didn't like that one bit.
"That'll take 20 years," he said. "I'd hate to think that it [embracing change] is a generation away."
Parrott responded that it can happen more quickly if musicians take charge of themselves, away from the industry—something they could do if they get past the stigma artists have about "being on top of their shit."
Murphy agreed.
"It's that thing about not being a suit," he said. "You have to get over that."
Pressed by an audience member on why artist-direct models weren't catching on, Carroll responded with what most would consider rage and the Irish just consider enthusiasm.
"It's the musicians that have the power. They hire the manager," he roared. "They need to quit getting upset about things they can change."
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