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Trump Closing the Gap in Virginia
written by Jeanine Martin October 28, 2016
While Clinton still leads in Virginia, Trump is closing the gap in the latest CNU Poll. Over the last week Hillary has gained one point but Trump gained six, with Clinton now at 46%, Trump at 39%, Johnson drops to 5% and Stein remains at 1%.
Trump now garners 84% of Republican voters, up by 12% over the last week. The independent voters are also moving toward Trump, from 25% to 39% over the last few weeks. Voters are looking for a change! Trump's percentage among women voters has grown from 25% to 36%. Among the military Trump now leads 48% to Hillary's 40%.
Trump is closing the gap even in NOVA where he went from 21% to 34% support over the last week. Hillary lost 6 points in NOVA, from 57% to 51% in just a week. This still makes it difficult for Barbara Comstock to overcome a 17% Clinton lead in NOVA but it's getting easier. More on that in a coming post.
According to radio talk show host, John Fredericks, polls had McAuliffe up by 9%, he won by 1%. They showed Mark Warner winning by 13%, the reality was he won by 2%. Trump's in great shape in Virginia!
Nationally, three polls were released today show Trump in the lead.
CNU Poll details here.
Trump Closing the Gap in Virginia was last modified: October 28th, 2016 by Jeanine Martin
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RubyTwoThree October 28, 2016 at 8:44 pm
It would be great to see VA turn Red again.
Chad Davis October 29, 2016 at 7:04 am
Agreed. Plus these polls were also before news that the FBI found more evidence in email probe. That can only benefit Trump.
Stonewall Jackson October 28, 2016 at 5:46 pm
A few hours ago, that political POS Comey was forced to announce that they may have to reopen the investigation into Hillary and her e-mail server due to The WEINER and the investigation into his sexting…
Can all but the Never Trump people join me here:
LOCK HER UP!!! LOCK HER UP!!!
As for the NeverTrump Establishment types.. Looks like y'all are in trouble. Hilary maybe just maybe is not going to be able to overcome this… too bad..
Warmac9999 October 28, 2016 at 6:05 pm
Comey was forced by his own agents and senior non-political officials to do this. He was threatened with open revolt or even the possibility of criminal prosecution for his involvement with the Clintons. He would never, i repeat never, have done anything like this without such pressure and it is obvious that the information being "examined" is so highly classified and significant that its leak could only have come from Hillary herself (to Huma and then to Weiner. I do not dismiss the possibility that the divorce proceeding and possible revenge motivations triggered all of this.)
Now the question is – will it matter? In a moral and ethical world, Hillary would step down. However, we are dealing with the bizarro world of the modern corrupt establishment. So, my guess is that next week Hillary and company will release a counter sensational item such as Donald raped me when I was six years old or Donald wears a wig (who knew).
Good points all. Comey is a little political scumbag you are right… who had to release this letter. And you are right, next week Media Matters will dig up something else on Trump. BUT… the difference is, this comes from the corrupt government that Democrats control..
Jean Baptiste Bellegarde October 28, 2016 at 7:38 pm
It's all a distraction; we'll never see Hillary doing the perp-walk. The FBI is no longer a legitimate law enforcement agency and is nothing more than an arm of the Democrat party. Highly doubtful there's enough outcry from within the FBI for anyone to jeopardize their jobs with anything close to being an "open revolt".
Rocinante October 29, 2016 at 7:36 am
Or these mails don't tag the President so they may be pursued.
Either way, this is another effort to suppress votes one way or another.
Obama will probably pardon Hillary no matter what (she's got the price of an admission ticket,) so at least we can send her to her Maldives rather than our White House
Lawrence Wood October 28, 2016 at 4:11 pm
Eleven days out from election day and frankly the preference polls are becoming less and less important we now are fully engaged in attempting to build a winning electoral college delegate path to 270 electors. The popular vote tabulation can be deceiving at this point and sometimes useless for example a half million more votes secured in a state where the candidate already controls the majority of the elector delegates is meaningless as would be a winner take all state like Virginia where Clinton appears to have a solid delegate hold but Trump is showing some preference upside but still is unlikely to capture Virginia's 13 delegates.
At this point the issue is what are the number of possible state winning combinations to the 270 delegate count each candidate reasonable has to secure the nomination? The Democrats have always had a distinct advantage in this state delegate count process and will again this year as well, as it looks to me, that Hillary has around a 2/1 combination upside to secure the nomination.
Does this mean Trump will lose, of course not, but it does mean the delegate path he must achieve is far more restrictive and unforgiving then Clinton's. Trump MUST win the delegate count in FL,OH,GA,NC,AZ to have any shot at the goal and his alternatives to back fill lets say NC's 15 delegates is far more challenging then his Democratic opponent's combinations.
The one major difference this year is that overall the polling has been so bad when not outright corrupted that these combination possibilities may be based more on fabricated projections then hard data. If that is the case no one really has a clue what the "true" vote baselines are for either candidate and big surprises could be in the offing. Remember you can win the popular vote but still lose the election like in 2000 when Al Gore won the popular vote but lost the election to George Bush.
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The collections of the Treasury-Museum of the Cathedral of Braga bear witness to more than fifteen centuries of the history of Art and Church life in Braga.
Among its valuable collection is an ivory vault from the beginning of the 11th century. This finely engraved piece was commissioned by Abd al-Malik, son of the famous Almanzor, the powerful governor and military chief at the height of the Umayyad Caliphate in Al Andaluz. At the end of the 10th century, Almanzor devoted himself to the war against the Iberian Christian kingdoms, which had reconquered the territories up to Coimbra (Portugal) and Toledo (Spain). Between 978 and 1001, he carried out more than 50 sackings and bloody raids, destroying churches and monuments. In 997, he razed the city of Santiago de Compostela to the ground, burning the pre-Romanesque temple dedicated to St James the Greater and ordering Christian slaves to carry the church bells and doors on their backs to make lamps and roofs for the mosque in Cordoba.
But, following the precepts of the Holy Book which forbids the murder of priests, Almanzor preserved the sepulchre of the apostle and the monk who guarded it, which made it possible for the Ways of St James to continue.
By donation or sack, the vault ended up in the possession of the Cathedral of Braga in which treasury it has been incorporated since the Early Middle Ages.
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Grammy-winning jazz and pop singer Nancy Wilson has died aged 81.
Her manager Devra Hall Levy told AP that Wilson died peacefully after a long illness at her home in Pioneertown, a California desert community near Joshua Tree National Park.
Influenced by Dinah Washington, Nat King Cole and other stars, Wilson covered everything from jazz standards to Little Green Apples and in the 1960s alone released eight albums that reached the top 20 on Billboard's pop charts.
Sometimes elegant and understated, or quick and conversational, she was best known for such songs as her breakthrough Guess Who I Saw Today and the 1964 hit (You Don't Know) How Glad I Am, which drew upon Broadway, pop and jazz.
Wilson retired from touring in 2011.
She resisted being identified with a single category, especially jazz, and referred to herself as a "song stylist".
"The music that I sing today was the pop music of the 1960s," she told The San Francisco Chronicle in 2010.
Wilson's dozens of albums included a celebrated collaboration with Cannonball Adderley, Nancy Wilson/Cannonball Adderley, a small group setting which understandably could be called jazz; Broadway — My Way; Lush Life; and The Nancy Wilson Show!, a best-selling concert recording.
How Glad I Am brought her a Grammy in 1965 for best R&B performance, and she later won Grammys for best jazz vocal album in 2005 for the intimate RSVP (Rare Songs, Very Personal) and in 2007 for Turned to Blue, a showcase for the relaxed, confident swing she mastered later in life.
The National Endowment for the Arts awarded her a Jazz Masters Fellowship in 2004 for lifetime achievement.
Wilson also had a busy career on television, film and radio, her credits including Hawaii Five-O, Police Story, the Robert Townsend spoof Meteor Man and years hosting NPR's Jazz Profiles series.
Active in the civil rights movement, including the Selma march of 1965, she received an NAACP Image Award in 1998.
Wilson was married twice — to drummer Kenny Dennis, whom she divorced in 1970, and to Wiley Burton, who died in 2008. She had three children.
Born in Chillicothe, Ohio, the eldest of six children of an iron foundry worker and a maid, Wilson sang in church as a girl and by age four had decided on her profession.
She was in high school when she won a talent contest sponsored by a local TV station and was given her own program.
After briefly attending Central State College, she toured Ohio with the Rusty Bryant's Carolyn Club Big Band and met such jazz artists as Adderley, who encouraged her to move to New York.
She soon had a regular gig at The Blue Morocco, and got in touch with Adderley's manager, John Levy.
"He set up a session to record a demo," Wilson later observed during an interview for the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
Her first album, Like in Love!, came out in 1959, and she had her greatest commercial success over the following decade despite contending at times with the latest sounds.
She was so outside the contemporary music scene an interviewer once stumped her by asking about Cream, the million-selling rock trio featuring Eric Clapton.
"It took me years to know what that question was about. Remember, I was constantly working or I was travelling to perform. The '60s for me were about work," she told JazzWax in 2010.
In the 1970s and after, she continued to record regularly and perform worldwide, at home in nightclubs, concert halls and open-air settings, singing at jazz festivals from Newport to Tokyo.
When she turned 70, in 2007, she was guest of honour at a Carnegie Hall gala. The show ended with Wilson performing such favourites as Never, Never Will I Marry, I Can't Make You Love Me and the Gershwin classic How Long Has This Been Going On?
"After 55 years of doing what I do professionally, I have a right to ask how long? I'm trying to retire, people," she said with a laugh before leaving the stage to a standing ovation.
In accordance with Wilson's wishes, there will be no funeral service, a family statement said. A celebration of her life will be held most likely in February, the month of her birth.
She is survived by her son Kacy Dennis, daughters Samantha Burton and Sheryl Burton, sisters Karen Davis and Brenda Vann, and five grandchildren.


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Westpac Banking (NYSE: WBK) stock rating improved by Zacks Investment Research
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Westpac Bank (NYSE: WBK) has been improved by Zacks investment research from a "strong sell" note to a "keep" note in a research note issued to investors on Friday, Zacks.com reports.
According to Zacks, "Westpac Banking Corp. provides a wide range of banking and financial services. The company provides general banking services to retail, commercial and institutional clients and provides investment and insurance management. For institutional and international clients, Westpac provides working capital loans, trade finance, foreign exchange loans, leveraged leasing, project finance loans, and interest rate and foreign exchange products. "
Several other analysts have also weighed on the company recently. The Goldman Sachs group upgraded Westpac Banking from a "buy" rating to a "neutral" rating in a report released on Monday, November 1. Credit Suisse Group downgraded Westpac Banking from an "outperforming" rating to a "neutral" rating in a report published on Monday 1 November. Five research analysts rated the stock with a conservation rating. According to data from MarketBeat.com, the stock has an average rating of "Hold" and an average price target of $ 23.00.
NYSE: WBK lost $ 0.02 at midday Friday, hitting $ 15.52. 4,140 shares were traded, for an average volume of 420,216. The company's 50-day simple moving average is $ 15.70 and its 200-day simple moving average is $ 17.76. The company has a debt to equity ratio of 2.19, a quick ratio of 1.16, and a current ratio of 1.16. Westpac Banking has a fifty-two week minimum of $ 14.09 and a fifty-two week maximum of $ 20.82.
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As it is, the values are formatted correctly as the user types, but the when the user tabs or clicks its way out of the input field, the onChange event is not triggered (hence the view is not updated). If I comment out the body of the keyup event handler function everything works as intended (except formatting). Why is this so?
AFAIK, there are two conditions that need to be satisfied for an onchange event to be triggered:

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BTW, I tried changing the code to "blur", but that is not triggered either if I format the field. Using Chrome when testing this.

A: Setting a textbox value through javascript (or jQuery via val()/text()) will never trigger a browser change event. You need to save the original value, compare it to the post-format value, and trigger a change programatically:
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A: You could trigger the same callback function for both events to enable the number formatting:
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Tetrahedron in Parallelepiped
Prism is a $3D$ shape with two equal polygonal bases whose corresponding vertices can be (and are) joined by parallel segments. Parallelepiped is a prism with parallelogram bases. In particular, all six faces of a parallelepiped are parallelograms, with pairs of opposite ones equal.
The eight vertices of a parallelepiped can be grouped into two quadruples each of which contains no adjacent vertices. These could be seen as vertices of a tetrahedron:
In this manner, every parallelepiped is uniquely associated with a tetrahedron and vice versa because any pair of opposite edges of a tetrahedron uniquely defines two parallel planes, one through each of the edges.
Parallelepiped with all faces rectangular (as in the above diagram) is known as cuboid (a brick is an appropriate but uncommon term.) A parallelepiped whose faces are all rhombi is said to be rhomboid, or rhomboidal.
Tetrahedron is orthogonal or isosceles whenever its opposite edges are orthogonal or, respectively, equal. Tetrahedron with all four faces congruent triangles is called equifacial.
A tetrahedron is orthogonal iff the associated parallelepiped is rhomboidal.
A tetrahedron is isosceles iff the associated parallelepiped is a cuboid.
An isosceles tetrahedron is equifacial.
A tetrahedron is regular iff the associated parallelepiped is a cube.
Proof of #3
By #2, an isosceles tetrahedron is associated with a cuboid - a shape with rectangular faces, i.e., parallelogram faces with equal diagonals. The boundary of every face of the tetrahedron consists of three segments, each being a diagonal of one of the faces of the cuboid, one diagonal from every pair of opposite faces. By the SSS all faces are equal.
The faces of an equifacial tetrahedron are necessarily acute triangles.
One way to prove that is by employing the Law of Cosines (and the Pythagorean theorem). Let $a,b,c$ denote the lengths of the edges of the associate cuboid. Then the sides of the faces in the tetrahedron equal $\sqrt{a^{2}+b^{2}},$ $\sqrt{b^{2}+c^{2}},$ $\sqrt{a^{2}+c^{2}}.$ By the Law of Cosines,
$(\sqrt{a^{2}+b^{2}})^{2}=(\sqrt{a^{2}+c^{2}})^{2}+(\sqrt{b^{2}+c^{2}})^{2}-2\sqrt{a^{2}+c^{2}}\sqrt{b^{2}+c^{2}}\cos\gamma,$
where $\gamma$ is the angle between the latter two sides. Simplifying we get $c^{2}=\sqrt{a^{2}+c^{2}}\sqrt{b^{2}+c^{2}}\cos\gamma,$ implying that $\cos\gamma\gt 0,$ meaning that $\gamma$ is less than $90^{\circ}.$ Because of the (cyclic) symmetry of the expressions involved, the other two angles are also acute.
Isosceles tetrahedron is associated with cuboid, a parallelepiped with orthogonal faces and edges; this makes it a very special figure (e.g., #3 above). I have collected additional properties of isosceles tetrahedra on separate page.
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Holding other events, including discussion groups on current topics relating to Israel; presentations by outside speakers regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and a multi-media show by an Israeli photographer about the land, peoples and cultures of Israel to religious school classes and adult members of our congregation.
Taking action to support equal religious rights for women in Israel, especially their right to pray at the Western Wall (including sales of Women of the Wall tallit and "bricks" on the "Western Wall" display in the Social Hall to raise funds in support of this cause; leadership and rabbinical letters to Israeli officials; and participating in the campaign to send to Israel photographs of our women wearing their Women of the Wall tallit and reading from Torah).
We partner with Kehillat Har-El in Jerusalem as part of the DOMIM-aLike project, the Israel Movement for Reform and Progressive Judaism's Israel-Diaspora relations program. DOMIM-aLike was established with help from the Israel Ministry of Diaspora Affairs, and fosters partnerships between Reform and Progressive congregations in Israel and around the world.
We also take great pride in the July 2010 opening of the Rabbi Amy and Gary Perlin Israel Religious Action Center offices on the Jerusalem campus of the URJ's Hebrew Union College.


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Home Kitchen New Andersonville Restaurant/Bar Offers Diverse Wine Selection With "Approachable" Pricing
New Andersonville Restaurant/Bar Offers Diverse Wine Selection With "Approachable" Pricing
A new restaurant and wine bar in Andersonville opened on the strip this past weekend offering a diverse selections of wines, cocktails and specialty plates to pair with your drinks.
The property that used to house Adriatic Cafe Restaurant at 5553 N. Clark has sprung back to life with Uvae Kitchen and Wine Bar. Owner Lindsey Anderson is not new to the restaurant scene but this will be her first solo project. She graduated from Kendall College with a Hospitality Degree and currently is an instructor there in the Wine Professional Program.
Anderson says that the wine and food offerings showcase both old world and new world selections with approachable prices. They will offer 3 oz., 6 oz., and 9 oz. pour options so people can build their own flight and pair with different food items. They will also offer higher end wines at half bottle pricing to make it more affordable for customers to try famous wine makers from around the world.
A full bar will be on hand with cocktails that are "wine-centric." They will carry a wide selection of local beer and will have prosecco on draft.
The menu consists of diverse cuisine options that are similar to tapas and meant to be shared among fiends at your table. It is divided into three different categories: earth, sea and farm. Chef Rafael Lopez, who worked at Avenues at the Peninsula and was the Executive Chef at Schuba's, has crafted a menu that is influenced by different cultures we find in Chicago including Asian, Latin and Italian. Anderson describes the food as traditional with a modern flair. There are plenty of vegetarian options as well.
"We recommend about four items for every two people," said Anderson. "Because we offer the 3 oz. wine pour option, you can switch up different wines with different dishes. We are about the experience and trying everything instead of being limited to just one glass of wine and one entree."
They did a full build-out including a kitchen overhaul and offer a completely new look to the 3,000 sq. ft. space. The old world/new world concept that you find in the menu is carried over to interior such as modern teal wallpaper and velvet bankettes that are teamed up with antique furniture purchased from Salvage One. The decor creates a cozy and friendly atmosphere that allows people to mingle and enjoy their experience.
"One of the reasons why I opened the restaurant was because I wanted to focus on hospitality and have that interaction with my guests," said Anderson. "It is really important to me to build a great culture here. To be here everyday and actively involved in the community."
Uvae Kitchen and Wine Bar is open Monday through Saturday at 5 p.m. Starting the first weekend in August, they will be serving Saturday and Sunday brunch from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. An outdoor patio is planned for next Summer, but may arrive sooner in the Fall.
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Kingsman: The Golden Circle film review: 'A gilded hamster wheel of a movie'
Dir: Matthew Vaughn, 140 mins, starring: Taron Egerton, Colin Firth, Mark Strong, Channing Tatum, Halle Berry, Pedro Pascal, Julianne Moore, Jeff Bridges
Matthew Vaughn loves his gadgets. Spy sequel Kingsman: The Golden Circle is full of them. X-ray spectacles, umbrellas that act as weapon shields, "alpha gel" that miraculously preserves characters you think have been shot dead, London taxis with technology that puts Apollo skyrockets to shame, robotic attack dogs and prosthetic arms are all thrown into the mix. In James Bond movies, Q provides 007 with one or two gizmos. The problem here is that the film is absolutely bulging with them. There is a new toy or piece of hardware or software for every new scene.
Vaughn also has a fetishistic obsession with tailoring: with the suits, ties, watches, boots and shoes the male characters in particular wear. The preoccupation with style gets in the way of the storytelling. He has a formidable cast here including several Oscar winners (Julianne Moore, Colin Firth and Jeff Bridges) but all of them are only allowed to give the most cartoonish of performances.
You can't fault the stunts. As an action movie, The Golden Circle passes muster. It is packed with explosions, chases and visual spectacle. It is often quite witty too in its own tongue-in-cheek and macabre fashion. The evil villainess Poppy Adams (Moore) likes to put her enemies through the mincing machine and turn them into hamburgers. She has kidnapped Sir Elton John (played by himself) and is keeping him in captivity deep in the jungle, where she has built her own compound in the shape of an old American shopping mall. (It has cinemas, fast-food joints and lots of fluorescent lighting.)
Sir Elton doesn't get much in the way of meaty dialogue but we do see him at the piano from time to time and when one of the heroes asks for tickets to a concert, he replies in magnificently camp fashion: "Darling, if you save the world, you can have a backstage pass!"
The British filmmakers are keen to show off their patriotic credentials. That much is obvious from the car chase/fight sequence which opens the movie. We're plunged straight into the action. Eggsy, the youngster from the council estate who was turned Pygmalion-style into a super-suave spy in the first film, is caught up in a vicious fight with his nemesis Charlie Hesketh (Edward Holcroft), in the back of a black cab. Vaughn stages the scene as if it is the chariot race in Ben-Hur but set in Piccadilly and around Hyde Park Corner rather than in a Roman amphitheatre. Vaughn and his collaborators are doing their part for the export drive. It's hard not to admire the shameless way that even at the most fraught moments, the filmmakers manage to showcase the best of British.
Eggsy (again engagingly played by Taron Egerton) remains remarkably cheerful in the face of setbacks which would floor a lesser spy. He is advised early on that there is "no room for emotion" when you're working as a Kingsman agent. Whether a pet dog dies, a best friend is killed, he is covered in sewage or his beloved but skittish Scandinavian princess girlfriend (Hanna Alstrom) threatens to leave him, he always keeps calm and carries on.
There are continual and often very disorienting switches in location. After the explosive London-set opening, we're quickly whisked away to Kentucky where a sister organisation to Kingsman called Statesman is run from a bourbon distillery. Kingsman's most cerebral operative Merlin (Mark Strong) is very sniffy about the local brew, much preferring single malt from his native Scotland.
Statesman is presided over by the gun-waving Tequila (Channing Tatum in Magic Mike groove), the stetson-wearing patriarch Champagne (Jeff Bridges), the brilliant analyst Ginger Ale (an underused Halle Berry), who would far rather be an agent in the field, and the whip-cracking Whiskey (Pedro Pascal, from Game Of Thrones and Narcos).
From Kentucky, we're taken back to Britain for an excruciating Ab Fab-like sequence set, for no very good reason, at the Glastonbury Festival. Eggsy has to seduce It Girl Clara (Poppy Delevigne) in order to plant a tracking device deep within her. Other random stop-offs include the Alps (an excuse for a dizzying cable car scene and a few nods in the direction of On Her Majesty's Secret Service) and Cambodia, where drug baroness Poppy is hiding out. She comes up with a ludicrous idea for holding the world to ransom by contaminating drug supplies. Anybody who touches the wrong kind of cannabis or cocaine comes out in blue splotches, becomes manic, paralysed and then dies. Poppy is the only one who has the antidote.
To anyone who saw the first film, the presence of Colin Firth's Harry is disconcerting. It feels like cheating on a Bobby Ewing-like scale to bring him back from the dead. As first encountered here, he has lost much of his memory and has a strange obsession with butterflies – but he's still as dapper as ever.
Just as in the original movie, the filmmakers are absolutely relentless. When one action set-piece falls flat, they'll follow it immediately with another to distract us. Some of the visual gags (Keith Allen upside down in a sausage machine) are very funny. Others are laddish and crass in the extreme but there is never a moment to pause or reflect on what is actually going on or why. Lasting for well over two hours, this is a gilded hamster wheel of a movie. Enormous energy is expended but it still feels at the end as if the filmmakers are going around in exactly the same circles as at the beginning.


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LBJ School to host Volcker Alliance government-to-university initiative
Cover art from the Volcker Alliance Report "Preparing Tomorrow's Public Service."
The first stage of the initiative includes hosting four design sessions that bring university representatives and government practitioners together to identify best practices and explore opportunities for further collaboration.
NEW YORK (Dec. 3, 2018)—The LBJ School will host a regional collaborative design session Dec. 5-6 as part of the first phase of the Volcker Alliance's Government-to-University (G2U) Initiative. The G2U Initiative focuses on building connections between government and universities to strengthen alignment on recruitment, skills development and research.
How can universities produce practical research for government issues? Check out the final G2U design session of 2018 on Dec. 5-6 in Austin TX, where our roundtable will examine this topic and more. @TheLBJSchool https://t.co/jfhIbI5TTA
— The Volcker Alliance (@VolckerAlliance) Nov. 27, 2018
The Alliance has partnered with universities, civic groups and government agencies in four cities to conduct two-day roundtables to identify replicable best practices, initiate local cross-sector projects, and build a network of leaders committed to bringing the two sectors closer together.
"An effective government relies on great people and smart management practices. The G2U initiative seeks to build a strong community of practice to strengthen the pipeline of skilled talent into government and ensure that public policies and programs are helping inform and are improved by rigorous scholarly analysis," said Thomas W. Ross, president of the Volcker Alliance.
"This initiative not only marks a strong connection between the Volcker Alliance with the LBJ School," said Don Kettl, professor of public management at the LBJ School. "It's also an important part of the LBJ School's strategy of developing strong partnerships with government, nonprofits and the private sector. Those partnerships provide keen insights into how we can better prepare our students for public service—and for strengthening the impact of the research done by our faculty."
The first of these design sessions was held in Pittsburgh at Carnegie Mellon University's Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy on Oct. 16 and 17. Core partners for the other sessions include the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Government, University of Kansas School of Public Affairs and Administration, the Mid-America Regional Council (MARC), The University of Texas at Austin Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, The Lab at OPM and Federal Executive Boards.
G2U design session dates and locations include:
Oct. 16-17 – Pittsburgh, PA
Oct. 24-25 – Chapel Hill, NC
Nov. 14-15 – Kansas City, MO
Dec. 5-6 – Austin, TX
Participants in the roundtable sessions include university administrators, faculty, students, recent graduates, program and hiring managers from all levels of government, good government allies and subject matter experts.
"These design sessions emphasize the importance of continued collaboration between universities and government and sustaining these local partnerships over time," said Dustin Brown, senior fellow at the Volcker Alliance. "Our goal is that by convening this diverse set of stakeholders we will help increase the flow of talent into government and generate impactful research that is mutually beneficial and supports overall government effectiveness."
For more information on the G2U initiative including a newly released Volcker Alliance report, "Preparing for Tomorrow's Public Service," please visit www.volckeralliance.org.
The Volcker Alliance advances effective management of government to achieve results that matter to citizens. The nonpartisan Alliance works toward that objective by partnering with other organizations—academic, business, governmental and public interest—to strengthen professional education for public service, conduct needed research on government performance, and improve the efficiency and accountability of governmental organization at the federal, state and local levels. Visit volckeralliance.org to learn more. The Volcker Alliance is a 501(c)3 organization.
The LBJ School, one of the nation's top public affairs schools, has a unique legacy of tackling the most complex policy problems of our day by creating innovative approaches that make a difference, not only within the walls of academia but also in the public and social dialogue of the world. Advancing scholarship and contributing viable solutions to society is the LBJ School's legacy and its path forward. More than 4,500 graduates are the living legacy of President Johnson's bold and fearless action. For more, visit lbj.utexas.edu.
Kettl, Donald F.


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U2 go to church
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Their songs are incorporated into services
U2 have had their songs incorporated into church services.
A number of Episcopal churches in the US have begun using music by the band into their communion services.
Called the U2Charist, the service has spread to 150 churches in 15 US states.
The first U2Charist service was held at Maine's York Harbor on July 31. The Episcopal priest at the service, Reverend Paige Blair, came up with idea.
Blair told USA Today: "Bach and Handel were the popular music of their day, and they had trouble getting played in church. The Methodist hymn writers once wrote contemporary music. Are we worshipping Bono? Absolutely not."
A key part of the U2Charist is also an offering for Bono's campaign against poverty and global AIDS.


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December 17, 2014 May 25, 2018 .
David Swenson, master of Ashtanga Yoga, after 42 years of practicing Yoga, he keeps his vivacious attitude to greet every weekend new and old faces around the world. His strong energy brings his character and his work to the best. David visited Vienna for an Ashtanga Yoga Workshop which I was happy to attend. The whole event had the same energy flow from the beginning to the end. I noticed he can coach you with a very strong hand and a big smile, you know what I am talking about if you have met him or see him on video.
AF: Why did you start practicing YOGA?
DS: I grew up in Texas and I was thirteen years old, my older brother Dough heard about yoga when he was traveling and when he was doing some surfing, he first got interested. That was my first exposure to yoga, thru my brother Dough, we learned from books in 1969; I was thirteen and my brother was eighteen.
AF: How you guys got into it in the teenage years?
DS: Well we both were into surfing in Texas and California, he was doing some surfing and he saw this place called the Self Realization Fellowship Parahamsa Yoganda Ashram; he saw some people doing yoga, he started thinking about doing yoga and he got a book. When he came home, he had this book and we would go to the park and we would just practice by ourselves.
AF: Were you first curious about the asanas/postures?
DS: Yeah, just the postures were interesting. Whatever we could find in books, so the first was called "Yoga youth and reincarnation". It was the asanas but also the philosophy and non violence, and things like that. And we practiced outdoors, at first it felt like it got us close to nature being outside.
AF: What keeps you practicing yoga?
DS: For me yoga is a tool for life. When I practice yoga I feel better, and if I don't practice yoga, life is harder so it is a simple tool for me; when I practice it makes other things in my life easier.
Everything takes time, yoga is a life long journey, you have to think in terms of decades, in yoga, 10 years, 20 years, 30 years, 40 years; it's not 6 months or one year, or 2 years, it is a long process, so you have to commit to practice. At first, I understand people are very enthusiastic and want to learn quickly, specially people that are used to pushing life to get ahead, this is true with athletes, with business persons, dancers, the way they became successful is they worked harder than anybody else. They pushed thru the pain and then they bring those tools to yoga. But then it does not work in yoga. You can't hurry.
You think of yoga like planting a tree, the strongest the tree goes in the forrest the slowest; they don't grow quickly, so it is understandable if you become frustrated but then what you have to do is to come back to it with NEW EYES, the yoga is just waiting for us to use it, and so well, if you say oh, I don't want to do it again, I say "Ok", I see I am doing to much, it's like the food we like, we can eat to much food but then you do not want to have it again. The asana, the breath, the drishti, the vinyasa, the bandhas ; are tools that when you bring them together is an holistic experience but what you do on the mat is only one part, the mat is just training for the rest of the day.
It teaches us how we deal with postures we like and don't like. How do we deal when we struggle, how do we deal with this things, we have to come back to the breath and be patience because we attend to do the same thing in life that we do in the mat, so you have to learn the lessons and say the mat is just training ground for my life.
And you learn from the lesson and come back, that's why it is always call the yoga practice not the yoga performance.
AF: What is your opinion about athletes incorporating Yoga to their training like CROSSFIT, WEIGHTLIFT or MARTIAL ARTS?
DS: You can use yoga as a tool, I worked with elite athletes, runners, football players, weightlifters, any sport. Yoga will help you with everything you do, the other thing won't help yoga but yoga will help anything else you do. If you think about lifting weights, you get muscles for lifting weights, yoga tends to create muscles that are diverse, because you need FLEXIBILITY and STRENGTH not one or the other, there is a balance between both; strength and flexibility. And, Crossfit and fitness, it's good people do what make them feel good, make them feel alive, happy and strong.
You can use yoga as a tool to incorporate to your sport, things that you enjoy or make it a way of life. It is up to you to decide, how to apply it.
But certainly, as I said I worked with all kind of athletes, and they found benefits from the yoga practice as well.
AF: And because they found spirituality?
DS: well what is spirituality? People should practice yoga because when they practice they feel better. I show people how to practice I don't tell them what the practice should do for them. But, If you talk to people they will tell you all the benefits they get in their life; it helps them to remain FOCUS.
The concept of yoga rather than using other things you use your own body. Charles Atlas, he used only isometrics, pushing and pulling with his own body, so you don't need straps because you can use gravity, your own body pushing and pulling to achieve any effect, so in Ashtanga yoga we have that, pushing and pulling create flexibility. Ashtanga could be mobility training but without all the stuff, all you need is a little space on the ground and your breath, the main tool we use is our breath.
AF: When you do a training either is strength, met or martial arts, would you say do yoga before and after.
DS: Yoga is a tool you can use the yoga to warm up, if you do sun salutation A 3 times, your body is warmer, you use your breath to create heat in your body. When you heat the muscles from inside out your body become more mobil you can have strength and flexibility.
AF: Nutrition, how important nutrition is for you?
DS: Well, it is important for anyone, the food that we eat is the fuel, so if you put bad fuel in your car is not going to run properly. But what nutrition means is a little bit different from everyone, right? In yoga is an idea of been a vegetarian but even as a vegetarian you have to understand how to eat healthy. The more processed the food is the less nutrition value. So eat things that are closest to their nature state. and get fresh air and sun shine, those are the main components of health.
AF: What is your idea of creating a healthy life?
DS: You gotta be happy, happiness is a big part of health, some people do everything possible to make their body healthy, but maybe they are not happy, so then what makes someone happy? Happiness doesn't mean doing what you have to do in life, happiness is figuring out what to do and doing that, whatever that is.
People that are the happiest are people that have found their purpose and they throw themselves so whole-hearted into it. And from that happiness there is of course the idea to eat healthy, all of those are component of health and happiness, but if you have one and not the other.
AF: Do you ever get energetically tired?
DS: yeah, everybody gets tired, sure, well travel is not so easy, getting in a plane, and time zones and all that stuff, but I love what I do, so I also get energy from it. If I feel tired and I walk in into the room and the students were enthusiastic, I feel happy, fortunate, lucky to be there, and I couldn't survive teaching another thing, I have done a lot of different things in my life; In the old days you couldn't make money teaching yoga, I've been a waiter, I've been landscaping, I sold cars and done construction, I painted houses, I have been a sales man, I had an art gallery, I've done everything to pay my rent.
Been tired is ok, because sometimes life is hard work, you have to work hard, Patthabi Jois worked hard. Working hard is ok, to be tired is good, sometimes you need to be tired because you work really hard, and then you also learn how to rest, and how to unplugged and relax, and recharge.
David Swenson Ashtanga Yoga master is available around the world. I tried to catch him years ago in my home country. Life brought him to me this time to Vienna. I was happy to hear stories that him, his life partner and wife; Shelly Washington and my beloved one have shared 20 years ago.
David is more than wonderful. I just studied with him a month or so ago in Amsterdam.
Wonderful! He is a terrific master teacher! Were you in a 3-Day workshop? He had some funny anecdotes back in the days with my hubby. We kept laughing so hard. lol.


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I'm currently doing a little fun project on the side involving amiibo. This is kinda long to explain as a post, so I'll spoil it.
Basically, it's like the Spirits, where they use a palette based on the character's looks, plus abilities relating to that character (such as a purple Incineroar using the spirit of Big the Cat, forgot what ability he had).
For the palette, I chose Mario's green/brown palette due to her green pants. I'm about to make her inherit the spirit that let her use a Ray Gun at the beginning of each match, since she uses firearms in the game.
I might give more info on the rest of the amiibo I own in future posts, which currently including the Mario example I have 82 amiibo that are used as fighters for Ultimate.
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Rotating between Labyrinth of Refrain: Coven of Darkness, Smash Bros. Ultimate, and Disgaea 5 Complete on the Switch. Really liking LoR: CoD so far though, completed the first dungeon and will do some more stuff a bit later.
I evolved my brother's Cosmoem into Solgaleo in Pokémon Ultra Sun and traded it back to him. I also got a large chunk of the Mystery Gift Pokémon available in Pokémon White through the recently discovered exploit, including Genesect, Victini, and Meloetta. I taught Meloetta Relic Song and even tested her out against a few wild Pokémon!
Now if only it worked for Memory Link it would be perfect. I wonder if that also works for the DQIX events.
Right now I'm finishing "Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin". Could've finished it week ago, but I just had to finish all sidequests. I still have two left.
Space Empires V: Goldrush is going reasonably well. Annoyingly Castor IV was just far enough away to delay the attack anther turn. However, I've also noticed just how underdefended everything in Iridia seems to be - HMS Thorias landed troops on Iridia III because it was essentially undefended. For some reason it seems the Drushocka favour seekers rather than direct fire weapons for weapon platforms, which means HMS Arachneon ought to have little trouble in landing troops on Iridia II as well.
The attack on Cribit II went as well as could be hoped. Without repulsor beams to bulldoze the orbital defences out of the way it never would have succeeded. As it stands I've lost HMS Pavlova, Radiant and Rainbow - all light cruisers. Battlefleet Green (Siege) is looking a bit tatty now, so it'll have to return to Port Lindsay to refit and reinforce before making an attempt on Cribit XII. I'm glad I recommissioned the battlefleet reserve, since it meant I could destroy a lone Abiddon battleship before it could make a nuisance of itself.
There's nothing more I can do in Tarquin for the time being. An attack on the Sheward fleet is impractical, attacking a planet would be diplomatically unwise. Liam probably doesn't know - or at least only suspects - that reinforcements are building up in Regotha already, so the next move is his. Since the fighter wing can't retreat without a carrier, I've sent it round smoking out and destroying the Condottiero-class fighters I'm pretty sure he's building to deal with them.
I've defeated Queen Bean thus far, though the Mario Bros' experience leaves me confused in this game. For most of the time, Mario has been a little ahead of Luigi in leveling up, and when I checked their status, Mario and Luigi seem to have accumulated the same amount of experience despite Mario needing less to get to each next level, which confused me. But the really perplexing thing is that when I last checked, after the Bros both hit level 11, Luigi was actually slightly closer than Mario to leveling up, and I don't know why this would be. Do Mario and Luigi just level up differently in some way? Because that kinda throws off my plans to intentionally fight weak enemies with one Bro alive to balance them out.
Pokemon Ultra Sun and I'm getting back into playing Assassin's Creed Odyssey after a break.
I'm alternating between Pokémon Y and Final Fantasy Explorers. I will come back to Indie Pogo once I regain the will to grind for the costumes.
Been playing a lot of Morrowind lately. Got a lot of stuff done. I'm hoping I can actually finish the game this time. I got pretty close last time but then uni got in the way and I forgot where I left off so I didn't finish.
I finally got a chance to start Persona 5. It's... very different from P4. I'm not sure how I feel about it yet. However, I'm not very far in yet. Ryuji just got his Persona so I'm like an hour or two into the game. Working on it~ I hate hate hate that they changed Igor's voice.
If I recall correctly, that's because Igor's VA died.


Acta Pharmaceutica, Vol. 64 No. 4, 2014.
MUSKO, MONIKA i MALGORZATA SZNITOWSKA. "The use of compounded dispersing media for extemporaneous pediatric syrups with candesartan cilexetil and valsartan." Acta Pharmaceutica, vol. 64, br. 4, 2014, str. 463-474. https://doi.org/10.2478/acph-2014-0037. Citirano 22.04.2019.
Available tablets or capsules for adults are often used to prepare extemporaneously formulated medicines appropriate for children. The most acceptable drug forms in pediatric population are oral liquids and pharmacists use commercial dispersing media to compound syrups from an active substance or from tablets available on the market. In many countries ready-to-use dispersing media are not available or refunded, but pharmacists can use other compounded media, providing their compatibility and stability are proven. The aim of this study was to formulate and evaluate the stability of syrups with candesartan cilexetil (1 mg mL–1) and valsartan (4 mg mL–1) extemporaneously prepared using commercial tablets (Diovan® and Atacand®). The following three different suspending media, which could be easily made in a pharmacy, were investigated: V1 – with xanthan gum (0.5 %), V2 – the USP/NF vehicle for oral solution and V3 – the medium based on a simple sucrose syrup. The stability of preparations was studied during 35 days of storage in a dark place at controlled temperature of 25 and 4 ºC. During the study, microscopic observation was carried out and pH, viscosity, and concentration of candesartan cilexetil and valsartan were analyzed. Syrups with valsartan prepared with V2 and V3 media were stable for 3 or 4 weeks when stored at 25 °C, while syrups with candesartan were stable for as long as 35 days. For syrups prepared using V1 medium, the14-day expiry date was not achieved because of microbial deterioration.


James Girards grew up in Houston, Texas, where he graduated from Stratford High School in 1981. Upon graduation, he attended Baylor University where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. He went to St. Mary's University School of Law in San Antonio, Texas where he received a J.D. While at St. Mary's, Girards made the Dean's List and was awarded the AmJur Award in Contracts.
Within a few years, Girards became Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. This is a distinction that only 3% of attorneys in Texas have achieved. In order to become Board Certified, an Attorney must have extensive trial experience, and must demonstrate an extensive knowledge of the law of evidence, procedure, and other substantive law involved in the trial of personal injury cases. The attorney must also pass a rigorous examination and is subjected to scrutiny by his peers. Upon achieving Board Certification, the attorney is presented with a Certificate of Special Competence.
Girards was named a Texas Super Lawyer each year since 2004. This is a distinction presented by Texas Monthly magazine, after subjecting attorneys to a peer review process, as well as review by a blue ribbon panel of evaluators.
Throughout his career, Girards has been involved with the American Association for Justice [formerly Association of Trial Lawyers of America], as well as the Texas Trial Lawyers Association and the Dallas Trial Lawyers Association. In each of these organizations, Girards has been involved in legislative and political issues on both a national and local level. Girards has been the Chairman of the State Delegates Committee of AAJ, and is a member of the Medical Negligence Information Exchange Group. He is now a Governor of the American Association for Justice and is the Chairman of the Interventional Cardiology Litigation Group of AAJ, which is the premier nationally recognized group of lawyers who handle cases involving catastrophic injury or death resulting from cardiology malpractice. He is also Chair of the Pharmacy Liability Litigation Group, which is the premier nationally recognized group of attorneys who handle cases involving catastrophic injury or death resulting from pharmacy malpractice. Locally, he is a Director of the Texas Trial Lawyers Association and was President of the Dallas Trial Lawyers Association in 2007.
Girards is a frequent speaker to attorney groups on issues of trial advocacy and trial presentation and he is a graduate of Gerry Spence's Trial Lawyers College. Girards is also a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, an organization for attorneys who have proven success in recovering damages in excess of one million dollars. And, he is a member of American Mensa, the international high IQ society.
Some of Girards' cases have been the focus of local or national media attention. For example, the case of Hernandez v. Altenberg was covered by NBC's Dateline. "When Dateline called regarding the Hernandez case, I thought it was important to help bring the tragedy of that case to the public's attention," says Girards. In the Hernandez case, a metal guide wire was inserted into an artery in an elderly patient's neck in order to place a catheter, but the guide wire was lost by the physician. According to the Texas Appellate Court that considered the case, "the patient and her family were given false information about the need for another fictitious operative procedure as an excuse for removing the wire." An anonymous letter to the family first disclosed the problem and the resulting injuries. "The case exemplifies so much of what is wrong in the hospital industry today," Girards said. "It is the only industry that is allowed to keep such things secret from patients and their families," said Girards, "but we were able to expose what happened to Ms. Hernandez and change a number of processes at that hospital. We also achieved an important development in the law of spoliation of evidence in Texas.
Girards is licensed on Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. The firm has transitioned from a regional to a national focus.
Jim Girards received the 4th Largest Medical Malpractice Verdict in the State of Texas in 2011, according to a study done by Texas Lawyer Magazine. He has been voted one of Dallas' Best Attorneys by "D" Magazine. In 2011, he was chosen as one of the Top Lawyers in the Country by Newsweek Magazine. He is an instrument-rated private pilot, with ratings for single- and multi-engine aircraft. He lives in Dallas TX.


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41 Assisted Living Facilities near Lindon, UT
There are 41 Assisted Living Facilities in the Lindon area, with 2 in Lindon and 39 nearby.
To help you with your search, browse the 252 reviews below for assisted living facilities in Lindon. On average, consumers rate assisted living in Lindon 4.8 out of 5 stars. Better rated regions include Mapleton with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars.
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2 Assisted Living Facilities in Lindon, UT
Osmond Senior Living in Lindon
175 N. State Street, Lindon, UT 84042
"Osmond Senior Living is a very kind, friendly, and caring place with people who check on the residents every couple of hours and do whatever needs to be done. They have great meals. I really like it. " More
815 700 N, Lindon, UT 84042
"We visited the assisted living of Spring Gardens. We ate there and the food I would give a two. It just doesn't have the same quality as the others. It was nice, and when we first went in they had..." More
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Courtyard at Jamestown Assisted Living
3352 North 100 East, Provo, UT 84604
"Courtyard at Jamestown Assisted Living was super nice. It's a high-end establishment. The rooms were nice. They have a library, activities every month, and they also go outside of the facility. The..." More
The Charleston at Cedar Hills
10020 North 4600 West, Cedar Hills, UT 84062
"The Charleston at Cedar Hills was a nice facility. It seemed like it had everything we were looking for and what we needed. They have a lot of different room options and different levels of..." More
Bel Aire Senior Living
1088 East 390 South, American Fork, UT 84003
"They're very helpful and caring with my husband at Bel Aire Senior Living. They seem to do a really good job at taking caring of him. The staff is great and does a good job. They seem to really pay..." More
10322 North 4800 West, American Fork, UT 84003
"We went to Highland Glen. The tour guide was very nice. It didn't have an open area in the front like the others did. The part I walked in through was kind of cramped. The outdoor part was great...." More
Cove Point Retirement
1988 N Cove Point Ln, Provo, UT 84604
"I'm a resident of 4.5 years with a 4-month stay ending 5 months previously. I was recuperating from a serious illness then came back after deteriorating at home. My care here has been truly superb...." More
Lake Ridge Senior Living
960 S Geneva Road, Orem, UT 84058
"Lake Ridge Senior Living is good. My dad has moved into their lockdown facility for memory care. The place is nice and clean, and they take good care of my father. They have a lot of activities...." More
Assisted Living of Draper
217 E Scenic Peak Cv (13495 S.), Draper, UT 84020
"This facility is actually a upgraded residential home with a wonderful staff. All of the rooms are private and come with TV and 24hr care from the staff.The staff includes a chef that prepares all..." More
Beacon Crest Senior Living
591 Pioneer Road, Draper, UT 84020
"My husband and I just popped in today on 1/7/2020 and David Meredith, President graciously offered to take us for a tour! The rooms where residents live are amazing and very warm and welcoming! The..." More
Summerfield Retirement
911 N. 800 W., Orem, UT 84057
"Summerfield Retirement provides the assisted living that my wife needs, healthcare, meals, and everything else, and it's been very good. They have many activities for them. They have people coming..." More
Legacy Village of Provo
4146 N University Ave, Provo, UT 84604
"I liked Legacy Village of Provo. It's newer, but I didn't like the grounds very much. I have a dog so I was interested in things for the dog. The staff was very nice and good. The food was good. I..." More
564 West Main Street, Lehi, UT 84043
"Harmony Hills Assisted Living was a brand-new place, but it was very reasonably priced. It was clean and nicely designed. It wasn't a really large place, but it struck me as a really nice place...." More
Provo Assisted Living
462 S 900 E St, Provo, UT 84606
"I visited Our House of Provo for my sister. The staff was very helpful. The room was very nice. It was bigger than any of the others we had seen. It had windows and lights, so it was a lighted..." More
Manila Country Home
338 West 2600 North, Pleasant Grove, UT 84062
"Manila Country Home feels just like it says in the name, a "country home". The owner/operators, Dave and Dianne truly love and care for each of the residence in the home. I feel so blessed to have..." More
BeeHive Homes of Provo - Assisted Living
2877 West Center Street, Provo, UT 84601
"Our BeeHive Homes of Provo, Utah, assisted living services are dedicated to providing a happy and healthy environment for our residents. Our unique approach to assisted living care focuses on..." More
BeeHive Homes of Draper
711 E. Pioneer Road,, Draper, UT 84020
"Beehive Homes of Draper is absolutely wonderful. Through them, my brother, sister and I are all able to enjoy our mother, know she is well cared for and still live lives of our own. The rooms are..." More
River Meadows Senior Living
137 Red Pine Dr, Alpine, UT 84004
"River Meadows was awesome. They're very professional and very attentive to the needs of their community. They offered wonderful activities and varied opportunities every day for the residents. The..." More
Ashford Assisted Living and Memory Care
333 South 950 West, Springville, UT 84663
"The Ashford has been a life saver for our family. Our loved one was in a different facility and the experience was awful, to say the least. When we visited The Ashford our loved one was so..." More
Reid's Park Place
554 SOUTH 400 EAST, Springville, UT 84663
"I am so glad my adopted mom picked Reid's Park Place. The staff is so nice. They ensured mom had everything she liked to eat. Terry was always available to answer questions and give extra attention..." More
Beacon Heights Senior Living of Cedar...
3784 West Valley View Drive, Cedar Hills, UT 84062
"My mother has lived at Beacon Heights for two years now, and it is hard to imagine a better place for her. I did some looking around at other facilities after we realized that taking care of her..." More
Brightwork Living--The Villa at Park ...
565 East 300 South, Pleasant Grove, UT 84062
"Our family loves Park Place! We have nothing but great things to say about Park Place. The owners and staff are wonderful! They took great care of mom. We feel very blessed to have found Park..." More
Draper Rehabilitation & Care Center
12702 Fort St, Draper, UT 84020
"This facility is right by the Draper Historical Park, and not far from the Draper Park. Both were huge draws for my friend. She's a nature girl at heart and she needs something of that close by. ..." More
Covington Senior Living of Orem
1925 N State St., Orem, UT 84057
"The rooms are wonderful but could yse more closet space. The staff are very caring and on top of things There's daily snd weekly activities and the residents get involved The common areas along..." More
Beehive Homes of Orem
67 WEST 1200 NORTH, Orem, UT 84057
"This facility is one of three Beehive Homes located in Orem. What I like about this facility is that it has large lawns and many full grown trees. It makes it possible, even in the heat of..." More
Bel Aire Assisted Living
436 East 700 North, Orem, UT 84097
"This facility is very scenic and beautiful. It's right by Mt Timpanogos in a nice, quiet residential area. The best part of this facility""and that's saying a lot, because there are a lot of..." More
462 South 900 East, Provo, UT 84606
"My mother-in-law has stayed at two other assisted living facilities before this one and this one was definitely the best. The staff genuinely care. One day I had a staff randomly ask me what they..." More
Covington Senior Living of Lehi
301 N 1200 East, Lehi, UT 84043
"Affordable assisted living with friendly staff, beautiful accommodations, multiple activities and amenities, and responsive administration. Mike R. helped us with TV and phone..." More
Ashford Assisted Living & Memory Care
14178 South Bangerter Parkway, Draper, UT 84020
"To me the greatest part was 1. The sincerity and kindness of the staff They looked clean and wholesome. 2. The fresh clean smell every time I entered my mothers room. She was dressed and..." More
Abbington Senior Living
215 North Center Street, Lehi, UT 84043
"It is a great place. My mom is happy there -- as happy as she could be in a place. It is very nice. I like just the layout of the buildings or the way that it is set up; it is more like home. I..." More
BeeHive Homes of American Fork
164 W 200 S, American Fork, UT 84003
"My mother is in BeeHive Homes of American Fork. It's been great. They have bingo and church activities. The staff members are warm and friendly. The food is not fancy, but it fits my mom's needs...." More
98 S 800 E, Orem, UT 84097
"I have visited this facility on several occasions and I'll admit when I first started going there it was not a happy place. But I am happy to admit that I have recently returned and found a..." More
Canyon Breeze Senior Living
"I had a good experience with this assisted-living facility. I went there every Sunday for a few months as part of my church (we were on a rotation for the area) and I always enjoyed my visits. I..." More
Canterbury Assisted Living
198 South 1300 East, Springville, UT 84663
"This facility is small and beautiful, with a capacity for eight residents. It has a fantastic location. I once knew a gentleman who was a resident here. It was nice and small, which he enjoyed,..." More
BeeHive Homes of Provo
"BeeHive Homes of Provo is clean and smells nice, and my father thinks he is getting great care. He has his own room and his own bathroom. There is a little garden and a place to sit out on the..." More
BeeHive Homes of Lehi
322 N 2375 W, Lehi, UT 84043
"The staff at BeeHive Homes of Lehi could be a little more trained. All the meals are home-cooked, and the place is clean." More
Heritage Care Center
350 EAST 300 NORTH, American Fork, UT 84003
"Darn good facilities! I came in on a stretcher and walked out a few weeks later! Staff reminded me (in a good way) about my favorite teachers--very kind and helpful. Really--nothing to complain about!" More
Beehive Homes of American Fork South
164 W 200 S American Fork, American Fork, UT 84003
"I work in the National Guard and cant be there for my mom. We looked at about 15 assisted living facilitys in and around Lehi and Payson area. The last one we visted was, clean, smoke free and..." More
Brightwork Living - The Villa on Cany...
60 East 1200 North, Pleasant Grove, UT 84062
Brightwork Living - The Villa on Fifth
272 West 500 North, American Fork, UT 84003
Harmony Hills Assisted Living
1393 Pioneer Rd, Draper, UT 84020
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What to Consider About Assisted Living in Lindon
Lindon, located in north-central Utah at the south end of the greater Salt Lake City area, became the 12th incorporated city in Utah County in 2014. The city's name was a spelling error, as city founders intended to name it after an old Linden tree growing in the area, a mistake that was never corrected. Today, the city is home to two castles where community events take place, as well as several parks and an aquatic center. This city is also home to more than 700 seniors. To accommodate them, Lindon has two assisted living facilities located within the city limits and another 37 located in nearby communities such as American Fork, Provo and Orem.
In Lindon, as in the rest of Utah, assisted living facilities are licensed by the Facility Licensing and Certification division of the Department of Health.
Benefits and Drawbacks of Assisted Living in Lindon
The Lindon area has no facilities from which to choose in the event of a medical emergency or illness, with the nearest major hospital located in Orem.
The cost of living in Lindon is 135.5, notably higher than both the Utah average of 117.6 and the U.S. average of 100. Although seniors can expect to pay less for groceries and transportation in the area, healthcare is higher than the national average at 104, something seniors with chronic health conditions might want to keep in mind.
Utah fully taxes seniors on Social Security benefits and retirement savings account income. Seniors with restrictive budgets might want to consider before relocating to the Lindon area.
Seniors who are concerned about violent crime can feel safe in Lindon. The city has a violent crime rate of 9, less than half of the national average of 22.7. Property crime rates in the city, however, are higher at 37.7, slightly higher than the national average of 35.4. Seniors may want to keep an eye on their belongings and surroundings when touring the city.
Seniors with chronic breathing conditions may benefit from Lindon's good air quality. The city has an air quality rating of 78 out of 100, which is 20 points higher than the national average of 58.
Year-round Lindon temperatures range from 21 to 92 degrees. The city gets 222 sunny days per year, 17 more than the national average of 205, which might make the city more appealing to seniors who enjoy spending time outdoors.
Note: Data reported on this page was updated in 2019 and based on the latest 2018 figures.
Paying for Assisted Living in Lindon
Cities in Utah
$2,900.00 Lehi
$2,795.00 Cedar Hills
$2,740.00 Provo
$2,595.00 American Fork
$2,250.00 Orem
$1,800.00 Pleasant Grove
Assisted Living costs in Lindon start around $0 per month on average, while the nationwide average cost of assisted living is $4,000 per month, according to the latest figures from Genworth's Cost of Care Survey.
It's important to note that assisted living rates in Lindon and the surrounding suburbs can vary widely based on factors such as location, the level of care needed, apartment size and the types of amenities offered at each community.
Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Lindon
Lindon seniors may be able to qualify for financial assistance to cover their assisted living costs through one of Utah's two Medicaid waivers: the Aging Waiver and the New Choices Waiver.
Learn more about these programs, plus who's eligible, on our Assisted Living in Utah page.
For more information about different ways to finance assisted living, visit our Assisted Living in Utah page.
Free Assisted Living Resources in Lindon
Lindon and the surrounding area are home to numerous government agencies and non-profit organizations offering help for seniors searching for or currently residing in an assisted living community. These organizations can also provide assistance in a number of other eldercare services such as geriatric care management, elder law advice, estate planning, finding home care and health and wellness programs.
To see a list of free assisted living resources in Lindon, please visit our Assisted Living in Utah page.
Assisted Living Laws and Regulations in Lindon
Lindon-area assisted living communities must adhere to the comprehensive set of state laws and regulations that all assisted living communities in Utah are required to follow. Visit our Assisted Living in Utah page for more information about these laws.
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Review of Spring Gardens
We visited the assisted living of Spring Gardens. We ate there and the food I would give a two. It just doesn't have the same quality as the others. It was nice, and when we first went in they had ... Read more
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Osmond Senior Living in Lindon was very nice and good but farther away from where my parents want to go. They were very nice and friendly. They had different types of fees for different kinds of th... Read more
Osmond Senior Living is a very kind, friendly, and caring place with people who check on the residents every couple of hours and do whatever needs to be done. They have great meals. I really like it. Read more
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Q: jQuery - Data-table does not keep column width after sorting I have a jQuery data-table which I specified the column width likes following:
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The table displays exactly as I wanted, long entries have been wrapped.  However, when I sorted on the second column (the sorting is handled by the back-end server), some of the values of the first column are long but never broke and wrapped. The table showed only one column (due to the longest length of the value exceeded the table width).
How can I get the data-table obey the initialized width and render correctly?

A: You can try using the sClass property of the cells in that column to style go here http://datatables.net/ref and scroll down the the sClass reference.
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Cobia's brand-new 261 CC is a second-generation hard-core center console fishing boat that's also family-friendly.
The folks who design and build boats for Cobia and its sister brands spend a lot of time on the water. They listen to their customers, and they sweat the details. No wonder the 261 CC offers a pair of forward-facing bow lounges, a forward-entry head with china toilet, and a wide stern seat with backrest.
But the seats go away when it's time to head offshore, where Cobia's attention to design and construction help the 261 CC eat up seas. Handholds are in all the right places and there is secure stowage for gear and the day's catch. Other standard fishing features include a hardtop with outrigger mounts, a rocket launcher, and a large transom live well.
Back at the dock, it's easy to check plumbing and through-hulls inside the electrically articulated vertical hatch that holds the transom seat. Twin Yamaha 200's provide efficient cruise at 3000-4500 rpm (20-35 mph), with a top speed in the 50's.


Posted on May 6, 2018	by Derek "Gamer Crash"
Hope you're having a good weekend so far everyone! Let's celebrate Sunday with an all new Round Up, showcasing the best trailers and gameplay from around the industry over the past week. Here's a small glimpse into what's waiting for you below the jump.
It doesn't get much bigger than Red Dead Redemption 2, now does it? Rockstar Games loves to keep things close to the vest, so while there's still a ton we don't know about this game, a third trailer does help fill in a few of the gaps. We now know the time frame, some of the characters, and the return of a fan favorite.
Beyond Good and Evil 2 has been a highly requested game from fans and while Ubisoft revealed it officially last year, the game has pretty much gone silent. With E3 approaching, Ubisoft appears to be gearing up for another reveal, as smaller trailers have started to hit including one this week that takes a look at combat and ship traversal.
I've also got new videos for SoulCalibur VI, Fortnite, Detroit: Become Human, and so much more after the break!
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So it's confirmed that Beyond Good and Evil 2 will have almost nothing to do with the original in terms of both gameplay and story. This is highly disappointing. Seriously, why even call it "Beyond Good and Evil 2" then?
I heard the term spiritual successor and that you're playing as a pirate in this game. That's really all I know so I don't know how/if it all connects to Jade's story.
That's pretty interesting. Now I'm really curious to see what Ubisoft does at E3…I can't help but imagine this will be at the show and we'll get more details on it.
I hope so. Need to know what exactly is going on with it.