NOTE: All three of these hotels are in downtown Buffalo and in walking distance of the subway line that takes one directly to the Canisius College campus, where the conference will be held. When making reservations indicate that you will be attending the Tenth Biennial Radical Philosophy Association Conference at Canisius College. Please note the deadlines for making hotel reservations.
Notes: This hotel has complimentary continental breakfast. Internet in each room. This hotel does not have an airport shuttle, but taxis are easy to get from the airport to the hotel at a cost of around $35-40. Notes on the neighborhood: This hotel is in the 'Allentown' neighborhood. It is a slight walk to the subway (less than three blocks). This neighborhood has many small restaurants and bars (more than in the 'downtown' area). If you have a restricted diet (and seek vegan or gluten-free restaurants), if you prefer independently-owned places, or if you seek craft beers or wine, Allentown is the neighborhood for you. For coffee there is Cafe 59, which also serves vegan and gluten-free options. The Towne Diner is good for a late-night omelet or for Greek food. And for a great drink, you cannot beat Allentown Hardware Cafe. Also: Merge (specializes in organic and vegan options), a new Italian place called Madonna's, Quaker bakery, a new Ethiopian place, and a cafe that specializes in grilled-cheese, and a good used-bookstore, Rust Belt Books. Plus a bar called Nietzsche's in this neighborhood!
Notes: This hotel has complimentary breakfast and parking. Wired and wireless Internet. There is a 24-hour airport shuttle for this hotel. Notes on the neighborhood: This hotel is more 'downtown,' near Chippewa (an area famous for its undergrad drinking establishments!). Right next to this hotel is Spot Coffee, which has great coffee, snacks and atmosphere. You are about a 3-block walk from the subway line. Restaurants include: Thai (Papaya), Tex-Mex (Salsaritas), steak and up-scale food (Buffalo Chop House), French up-scale (Rue Franklin), and sushi (Seabar and Encore).
Notes: This hotel does not offer breakfast, but there is a Starbucks in the building. Tim Horton's and Dunkin Donuts are nearby. There is also a steak restaurant (E B Green's) in the hotel. Parking is $6-8 per day. This hotel does not have an airport shuttle, but taxis are easy to get from the airport to the hotel at a cost of around $35-40. Notes on the neighborhood: This hotel is directly on the subway line 'downtown.' For restaurants, see notes on the Hampton above. The Hampton and the Hyatt are within a few blocks of each other.


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Parents still ferrying kids around at 30
Acting as a taxi service for your children is a familiar occurrence for many parents, but some are still providing lifts for their offspring as they near their 30s, according to a survey conducted by insurance provider Allianz Your Cover.
Worryingly, as a growing number of young adults are living in the family home well into their twenties, some parents have resigned themselves to the idea that they will be chauffeuring their children around for ever.
The survey, which was completed by 1,000 parents of children up to the age of 30 who regularly drive their family around, showed that mums and dads are covering an average of 1,700 miles each year providing transport for their kids.
By opting for dad's taxi rather than a real one, kids are saving around £7,813 a year.
It's not quite such a good deal for parents, who spend the equivalent of four days per annum waiting to collect their children.
While it is perhaps unsurprising that 40 per cent of parents would expect to give their children lifts until they pass their driving test, 19 per cent would do so until they left home and a further 17 per cent would continue until their child could afford their own car.
The survey also showed that parents with teenage children spend the most time driving them, with going to a friend's house or after-school club the most common reasons for taking to the wheel.
Those with kids aged nine to 12 spent the most time waiting to pick them up.
Jon Lott, of Allianz Your Cover Insurance, said: "Mum and Dad's taxi service is getting UK families from A to B and with these trips totalling a mileage close to 2,000 per year, it's clear families are depending on a regular family taxi service to help manage their busy lifestyles."
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Q: microsoft mouse and keyboard center doesn't show my mouse as part of a recent windows update, the irritating and intrusive intellipoint microsoft mouse software  now seems to have been replaced by the even more irritating and intrusive "microsoft mouse and keyboard center[sic]"
I am left handed and need to switch the left and right mouse buttons round. the option to do this has disappeared from the mouse control panel, to be replaced by a link which opens up said mouse and keyboard center. this in turn is a window which allows me to change settings on the keyboard but does not have any way to control mouse settings
any hints would be very welcome. this is driving me nuts.

A: Ensure your mouse is on Microsoft's Mouse and Keyboard Center compatibility list:

Some older Microsoft devices are no longer supported in Microsoft
  Mouse and Keyboard Center; however they are still supported by the
  IntelliPoint 8.2/IntelliType Pro 8.2 software.
If you have installed the Mouse and Keyboard Center software and are
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If your device is not supported by Mouse and Keyboard Center software,
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The following table shows which Microsoft mice are supported in Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center (v1.1):

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*IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0    Yes

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In the Herbarium, surrounded by over 1.2 million plant specimens, you'll be shown specimens from Australia's early explorers including those collected by Joseph Banks and Daniel Solander in 1770 on Cook's first voyage to the Pacific.
The Library holds a collection of treasures including the first edition signed copy of On the Origin of Species by Charles Darwin, and stunning folios of historical botanical illustrations.
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The local–express lane system is an arrangement of carriageways within a major highway where long distance traffic can use lanes with fewer interchanges compared to local traffic which use 'local' or 'collector' lanes that have access to all interchanges. This can also be called a collector–distributor lane within a single interchange. One of the longest examples is Highway 401 in Toronto,
where highway ramps between express and local/collector lanes cross over one another; these are commonly known as braided ramps.

Given the considerable overall width of this design, new suburban freeways are often designed with interchanges spaced far enough apart to avoid the need for parallel roadways.

Some local-express lane configurations consist of express toll lanes, in which drivers must pay a toll to use the express lanes.

Examples

The following examples include both local–express lanes and collector–distributor lanes.

Canada

United States

Other countries

Gallery

Example of cloverleaf interchanges
A cloverleaf interchange may have collector–distributor lanes on a freeway or expressway to handle entering and exiting traffic. Usually, this lane will begin as an entrance-only ramp initially, but it will sometimes become a main lane or possibly an exit-only lane. The purpose of this lane is to facilitate traffic to the freeway exits and from the freeway entrances.

See also
 Frontage road

References

External links

Road traffic management
Types of roads

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α-Gal Sensitization and Coronary Artery Disease: What's the Link?
Laurel Ranger
The association between IgE to α-Gal and coronary artery disease was stronger than the association between total IgE and coronary artery disease.
An increase in atheroma burden and plaques with less stable features demonstrated an association with immunoglobulin E (IgE) to the mammlian oligosaccharide galactose-α-1,3-galactose (α-Gal), with a more pronounced effect evident in individuals younger than 65 years, according to a study published in Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular Biology.
Inflammation plays a central role in the pathogenesis of coronary artery disease (CAD), and recent evidence has demonstrated elevated levels of total serum IgE in patients with cardiovascular disease. Evidence has also demonstrated a primary role for α-Gal in delayed anaphylaxis to red meat (α-Gal syndrome). Sensitization to α-Gal occurs in individuals bitten by the Amblyomma americanum tick, which is common to some areas of the southeastern United States, where the prevalence of α-Gal sensitization is as high as 20%. It is possible that a specific IgE on mast cells, including those in the coronary arteries, could intensify the inflammatory response to dietary glycolipids.
Jeffrey M. Wilson, MD, PhD, of the Division of Allergy and Immunology at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, and colleagues, assayed total IgE and specific IgE to α-Gal on sera from 118 individuals who underwent cardiac catheterization and intravascular ultrasound. These individuals were from an area where sensitization to α-Gal is prevalent, and the researchers sought to determine the relationship between IgE sensitization to α-Gal and the burden of CAD.
IgE to α-Gal was found in 26% of participants, along with a higher burden of atheroma (P =.02). There was a stronger association with atheroma burden in younger individuals (≤65 years) than in older individuals (P <.001). Furthermore, plaques in the sensitized group were more unstable based on intravascular ultrasound findings.
To better determine whether IgE to α-Gal was specifically associated with CAD, the researchers assayed IgE to inhalants and peanuts. In contrast to the evidence for an association with IgE to α-Gal, the researchers found that sensitization to inhalants and peanuts were not associated with CAD. Moreover, the association between IgE to α-Gal and CAD was stronger than the association between total IgE and CAD.
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The researchers noted a number of study limitations, including the lack of information on the allergic histories or dietary habits of the participants and the small cohort size. The investigators argued for larger cohorts from disparate geographic areas, as well as prospective studies of adults that include detailed histories on diet and allergies.
Disclosures: Dr Commins is part of the speaker's bureau for Genetech; Dr Platts-Mills has a patent on the ImmunoCAP IgE assays to α-Gal and has received support from Thermo Fisher/Phadia, and Drs McNamara and Taylor have received research grants from AstraZeneca.
Wilson JM, Nguyen AT, Schuyler AJ, et al. IgE to the mammalian oligosaccharide galactose-α-1,3-galactose is associated with increased atheroma volume and plaques with unstable characteristics [published online June 14, 2018]. Arterioscler Thromb Vasc Biol. doi:10.1161/ATVBAHA,118.311222
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In my (admittedly limited) reading about the proposed emissions trading scheme here in Australia, I get the impression there's two primary objections (mostly from business, but also the opposition party – coincidence?) to the trading scheme.
The first is that a scheme will raise prices for the Australian public for goods from high-emissions industries, like electricity. I suspect this is to raise public opposition to the scheme, but I think that we've mostly overcome this objection.
The second seems to be that the scheme will negatively impact exports for these products, which in Australia will have a significant impact on exports. An extension to this argument is that producers in countries that don't have such impediments will be able to undercut the price of Australian companies' produce.
A couple of other thoughts popped into my head after writing that last post.
I wonder if the lack of credit available is a result of foreign governments, such as China, basically decided to stop propping up the US spending spree? If so, this looks a lot like the scenario George Monbiot outlined in his book Age of Consent.
Given that the market has decided that these loans are too risky, why on Earth does it make sense for the public to underwrite risky investments like this?
I wonder if now is the time for the public (and US politicians) to get behind the Code of Corporate Citizenship – does this crisis open a window of opportunity to push this through?
I was chatting to Ang the other night about the economic crisis, and I can't help but think this is just a big "reboot" – the market correcting itself after years of abuse.
And if you're a true believer in market economics, now is the time you should be arguing that we need to let this happen, as it is "the way of the market".
We need this correction – to stem the tide of greed that has flooded the economic system over the past few decades (in this sense I agree somewhat with what Marc says on the matter – it's not just the CEOs and banks at fault).
I'm actually fairly liberal (note the small "l") when it comes to markets. Testament is the fact I'm starting a business as my method of achieving social change. With that in mind I say let the market do what it does best – let it balance itself.
Maybe I'm naive, but I think that such a correction would see a blossoming of sustainable businesses to fill the voids left by the unsustainable ones that toppled the market. In "sustainable self reliance as David Ransom puts it [via Wade]). Perhaps that's part of the "balancing" process – a recognition that business does not operate in a vacuum with infinite resources and growth.
Yes there will be significant fallout that will affect a lot of people – some who can afford to "ride it out" and others who can't. But instead of investing billions in banks (essentially supporting those who can afford it) why not funnel those dollars into support mechanisms for the people that are most directly affected, in their day to day lives, by the crisis. i.e. the ones who will need assistance with their rent and food bills, not bolstering their spouse's trust fund.
That could take the form of state-run services – which, after all, is what the state is meant to be for (to pick up the pieces where/when the market fails). But could mean many things – I suspect many of them better than propping up corrupt executives.


42 photovoltaic (electric) panels mounted on the 5th floor addition to the El Moore building. Each panel is rated at 270 Watts and measure 38" by 65". The electricity that is generated is put back onto the DTE electrical grid.


Mark Abernethy is an Australian novelist, ghost-writer and journalist. His latest release is The Contractor, a selection of six true stories about an Australian carpenter who is also a private intelligence contractor, operating in the counter-terrorism area. A sequel to this extraordinary story - At Hell's Gate - will be released by Pan Macmillan before Christmas 2017. Abernethy grew up in New Zealand and has been living in Australia for most of his adult life. He has written for The Bulletin, Sydney Morning Herald and the Australian Financial Review, and is the author of the spy-thrillers Golden Serpent, Second Strike, Double Back and Counter Attack. He has also written military thrillers Arctic Floor and Strikeforce Lightning as Mark Aitken.


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Q: execute javascript when a usercontrol become visible I have a usercontrol wich is visible=false when the page is loaded.
Then, it becomes visible=true.
I want some javascript to be executed when this usercontrol is set to visible=true in the code-behind.
the only solution i found is to use ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript in the
usercontrol's code behind.
But i don't like writing my javascript in the codeBehind.
This jQuery in the usercontrol doesn't work :
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A: Try this jQuery plugin.  It makes use of the onpropertychange event in IE and the DOMAttrModified mutation event in supported browsers.  With it, you should be able to watch for the visibility property being changed.


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Rugby league sevens
Title: Rugby league sevens
Subject: Rugby, Frédéric Banquet, 2009 Pacific Mini Games, Bradford Dudley Hill, American National Rugby League
Highest governing body
Rugby League International Federation
Sevens, Football, Footy, League, Rugby
1961, Australia
12 (7 on field + 5 interchange)
Rugby league playing field
Rugby league sevens (or simply sevens) is a seven-a-side derivative of rugby league football, which is usually a thirteen-a-side sport. The game is substantially the same as full rugby league, with some rule changes and shorter games. Sevens is usually played in festivals, as its shorter game play allows for a tournament to be completed in a day or over a single weekend.
As well as being played by club sides, rugby league sevens is particularly popular with social teams, formed in the workplace or from the patrons of a public house for example, as it is often difficult in these places to form a full squad of 13 players and four substitutes of regular players. Some tournaments prefer to play rugby league nines (rugby league with nine players on each side) to distinguish it from rugby union sevens.
2 Playing area
5 Major sevens festivals
The game of rugby sevens dates back to its invention by Ned Haig in Melrose in the Scottish Borders in 1883, just over a decade before the schism in rugby football in 1895, which led to the creation of rugby league and rugby union. However, rugby sevens did not spread outside Scotland before the 1920s. That said, the larger part of Scotland's rugby league players have come from Borders backgrounds.
The first rugby league sevens tournament was played in Australia in 1961.[1]
The major tournament was the World Sevens played prior to the beginning of the National Rugby League season in Sydney, Australia. That tournament has been suspended but sevens is played around the world at different levels from junior teams to international ones. Sevens is considered to be a good tool to increase the skills of players and to help emerging rugby league nations.[2]
Sevens is played on a standard rugby league playing field as defined in Section 1 of the International Laws of the Game.[3]
Teams are composed of three forwards, one half and three backs.[4]
Sevens follows the [5]
Matches have two halves of seven minutes.[4] Unlimited substitutions are allowed from a squad totalling 12 players.[4] In sevens, smaller scrums, formed from the three forwards on each team, are formed.[4] All kicks for goal should be drop kicks in sevens.[4] After points have been scored a tap kick restart is taken by the non-scoring side.[4]
The World Sevens, the world's premier sevens event while it operated, had two 7 minute halves up to and including the semi-finals with extra time played in the event of tie at the end normal time.[6] The final was longer with two 10 minute halves. In 2004, the World Sevens tackle limit was reduced from 6 to 4.
Major sevens festivals
World Sevens is currently suspended but in 2008 it emerged that the World Sevens could make a comeback by 2010.[2][7]
Actor Russell Crowe hosts the Orara Valley Axemen Sevens Tournament at Coffs Harbour on the New South Wales North Coast.[7] This tournament is participated in by teams representing countries of the world, local clubs and a few clubs from Brisbane, Australia. In 2005 the Souths Logan Magpies from the Queensland Wizard Cup and the Gold Coast Titans, who entered the NRL in 2007, were two well known clubs that participated.
Rugby league nines
Rugby sevens (a form of rugby union)
^ "The history of rugby league". centenaryofrugbyleague.com. Retrieved 2009-06-15.
^ a b Josh King (2008-03-09). "Return of the Rugby League World Sevens?". nrlnews.com. Retrieved 2009-06-11.
^ RLIF. "The International Laws of the Game and Notes on the Laws". Rugby League International Federation. Retrieved 2008-07-30.
^ a b c d e f AUS. "Rugby League 7s (Men)". Australian University Sport. Retrieved 2009-06-15.
^ Sean Fagan. "The Harlem Kangaroos are coming". rl1908.com. Retrieved 2009-06-15.
^ Production company: Twenty Twenty Television; Director: Stuart Goodman; Producer: Martin Short; Series Producer: Claudia Milne (1992). "Simply the best". Up 'n' Under. BBC.
^ a b Geoff Stevenson (2007-02-19). "Why aren't we in Sevens heaven?". leagueunlimited.com. Retrieved 2009-06-13.
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MediaObservatory
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EU Award Winners
Institutions managed to alienate energetics so that it is incomprehensible for the citizens
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Maja Zivanovic, journalist of VOICE won the irst prize in the amount of 4000 EUR in gross for a series of investigative articles about the natural gas distributor, Novi Sad Gas, whose debts to the company Srbijagas, from which it purchases energy, has doubled for two years, reaching 6.89 billion dinars, despite a good collection.
"I think the biggest problem is that the energetics is considered to be an expert topic because the institutions managed to alienate this subject so that it is incomprehensible for the citizens. At the beginning I had to read through all the laws and then ask anyone to first explain to me, in a simplest way possible, what the energetic is. Only then when I realised what it is about, who has the interest in all of it and how much money comes from it, had I begun to understand why any of us could not make sense of it" said Živanović.
The absolute winner added that the biggest challenge for any journalist in Vojvodina writing about energetics is the Petroleum Industry of Serbia (NIS) which is also a private company and the issues of mineral rent and exploitation of oil and gas.
http://voice.org.rs/novi-sad-gas-veliki-novac-ispod-radara-drzave-1/
http://voice.org.rs/od-poslovanja-novi-sad-gasa-okoristili-se-i-politica...
http://voice.org.rs/direktor-dp-novi-sad-gas-otkupljuje-sopstvene-dugove...
Investigative Focus
Contests for EU awards for investigative journalism in WBT closed
The 2016 contests for EU awards for investigative journalism in Western Balkans and Turkey are now closed in all seven countries.
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is a regional partnership of civil society organisations aimed at enhancing media freedom and pluralism, and influencing media reforms in the countries of South East Europe.
Peace Institute, SLO
Albanian Media Institute, ALB
Media Center Sarajevo, B&H
Investigative Journalism Center, CRO
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Q: What does 'article' mean in grammar?
Turkish, unlike many Indo-European languages, contains no articles at all!

This sentence is in the welcome page of the Turkish course on Duolingo, I tried to search for it, but I couldn't find any explanation. What does 'article' mean in that context?

A: Articles in English are either definite (the) or indefinite (a/an).
You use definite article when talking about something specific, e.g."the cat which belongs to our neighbor".
Use indefinite one when the other person we are talking to doesn't know what exactly we are referring to, e.g. "There was a white dog."
You also have to consider that you use articles only when referring to countable nouns.
Edit (thanks to Sander's comment): There is also the zero article which defines those cases where there is no article preceding a noun. This occurs in case of mass nouns and plural nouns with indefinite reference, e.g. "Cats are fast."
See more info about articles in general, definite article, indefinite articles and zero article and their usage.


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Jan 4 2019, 9:52 pm ET
No leads 13 years after Bambi Madden disappeared without a trace
by Juliet Muir
Bambi Fiske grew up alongside six brothers and sisters in Binghamton, New York. She was very close with everyone in her large family, especially her sister Jackie Fiske, to whom Bambi was closest in age.
"She was so outgoing and she loved us, her family," Jackie told Dateline. "She was very free-spirited -- just fun-loving and really loved everyone."
Another of Bambi's sisters, Amanda Moran, told Dateline the entire family continued to live near each other as they got older.
"We were all really close growing up, and we still are close now," Amanda told Dateline. Both Amanda and Jackie told Dateline they either spoke to Bambi in person or on the phone at least once a day.
Bambi got married to Tom Madden and together the Maddens had three children, Scott, Christal and Tom Jr, according to Bambi's sisters.
Bambi Madden
On the evening of January 11, 2006, Jackie visited Bambi, then 31, at her home. She told Dateline that since she lived just around the corner, she would often go over for short visits. Bambi's daughter Christal joined the two that night as well.
According to Christal Griswold, Bambi had a court hearing the following day for temporary custody of her granddaughter Haley. Christal says she had asked her mother to seek custody of Haley, "to protect my child so nobody else could get custody." Christal told Dateline she was worried about Haley's father trying to get custody of their child.
"She was very excited about [helping Christal and Haley]," Amanda said, noting Bambi's love for Haley. "She wanted to take care of her granddaughter and help out Christal. She really loved her family."
That night, Jackie left Bambi's house at 9:30 p.m. to return home. Christal says she left at around 11:00 p.m. At around the same time, Bambi left her house to go to a nearby convenience store.
"She went on a walk. The store she was going to was about a five-minute walk from her house," Amanda told Dateline. "She'd done this before in the past."
Bambi never returned.
The following day, Jackie called Bambi's house before the scheduled custody hearing. She spoke with Tom, who said his wife had never returned home. Jackie immediately started to worry and began calling other family members.
"She wouldn't have left Tom. She wouldn't have left her kids. Not with the court date to get her grandchild," Jackie said.
According to Detective Carl Peters with the Binghamton Police Department, Tom reported Bambi missing that same morning.
"She didn't have any credit cards or any traceable items with her," Det. Peters told Dateline.
"[Our family] searched the riverbanks and parks, and they walked all over Binghamton looking," Jackie said. They found no trace of Bambi.
The Binghamton Police searched footage of all the nearby convenience stores in the hope of finding Bambi, but she did not appear on any video. Detective Peters told Dateline that police do not believe Bambi ever made it to the store that night.
"Everyone is shocked, because it was not like her at all to disappear," Amanda said. "Just trying to find out what exactly happened to her, and find out where exactly she's at -- it's been a struggle. Because we have no idea. We are dumbfounded."
"I have spent my life worrying and hoping that one day my mom would be found," Christal told Dateline. She says she still thinks Bambi could be alive. "A lot of people told me I should let it go , but it's very hard to do that."
Police confirm the case is still open, but acknowledge that leads have run dry. Detective Peters urges anyone with information about Bambi's disappearance to come forward.
"I miss her every day. My mom and dad went to their graves not knowing what happened to her," Jackie told Dateline. She is now looking for closure for herself and the rest of her family.
In February of 2016, the Binghamton City Council pronounced January 11 to be "Bambi Madden Day" in the city. Bambi's family holds a candlelight vigil each year on the anniversary of Bambi's disappearance.
Bambi Madden would be 44 years old today. At the time of her disappearance, she was described as being 5'4" and weighing 100 - 115 lbs., with blonde hair and blue/hazel eyes. If you have any information on Bambi's case, please call Binghamton Police Department at (607) 772-7081.
This article has been edited to include an interview with Bambi Madden's daughter, Christal Griswold. A previous version of the article incorrectly identified Christal's daughter as Brianna. The daughter involved in the custody hearing is named Haley.
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We are an independent organization dedicated to teaching Shotokan karate, the most popular type of traditional Japanese martial arts in the world today. Shotokan is an art form that comes from Japan, and is characterized by its dynamism, deep stances, and forceful punches and kicks.
The instructor, Takeshi Kitagawa, has a 7th-degree black belt and a wealth of experience teaching students of all ages, from the very young to the young at heart. Takeshi has taught full time in both Japan and the United States, and maintains an active teaching schedule at both home and abroad.
We take pride in being the one of the only traditional Japanese karate school in central New Jersey. Our children's program is designed to teach Shotokan karate in a safe environment while incorporating balance and coordination games, a little bit of strength training, and basic karate skills. In our teen and adult program, we teach proper stretching techniques, strength training, basic movements, kata (forms), and basic sparring. With the help of our highly qualified instructors, we train students to be strong both mentally and physically, all while having fun!
Shotokan karate is the most popular form of traditional Japanese karate practiced throughout the world today. Beginning in Okinawa in the late 1800s, Gichin Funakoshi (1868-1957) became the first person to standardize and teach karate throughout mainland Japan. For this reason he is often called the father of modern karate. The word "Shotokan" comes from the name of the building in Tokyo where Funakoshi taught. "Shoto," or wind in the pines, was Funakoshi's pen name and the character "kan" means hall.
Shotokan karate is characterized by long, low stances and powerful, dynamic techniques.
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Montgomery Central junior raising money to attend medical conference
Ashley Swiderski, a junior at Montgomery Central High School, will be a delegate to the Congress of Future Medical Leaders in Lowell, Massachusetts June 25-27.
Montgomery Central junior raising money to attend medical conference Ashley Swiderski, a junior at Montgomery Central High School, will be a delegate to the Congress of Future Medical Leaders in Lowell, Massachusetts June 25-27. Check out this story on theleafchronicle.com: http://www.theleafchronicle.com/story/news/local/clarksville/2018/04/18/montgomery-central-junior-raising-money-attend-medical-conference/528135002/
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The Congress is an honors-only program for high school students who want to become physicians or go into medical research fields.
Ashley was nominated by Dr. Mario Capecchi, winner of the Nobel Prize in Medicine and the Science, to represent Tennessee based on her academic achievement, leadership potential and determination to serve humanity in the field of medicine.
During the three-day Congress, Ashley will join students from across the country and hear Nobel laureates and National Medal of Science winners talk about leading medical research; be given advice from Ivy League and top medical school deans on what to expect in medical school; witness stories told by patients who are living medical miracles; be inspired by fellow teen medical science prodigies; and learn about cutting-edge advances and the future in medicine and medical technology.
"This is a crucial time in America when we need more doctors and medical scientists who are even better prepared for a future that is changing exponentially," said Richard Rossi, executive director, National Academy of Future Physicians and Medical Scientists. "Focused, bright, and determined students like Ashley Swiderski are our future and she deserves all the mentoring and guidance we can give her."
To raise money for the trip, Ashley has a GoFundMe page set up at gofundme.com/help-get-ashley-to-boston. She is also holding a Bake Sale on Saturday, May 19, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Hilltop Supermarket, Highway 149, Palmyra.
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Presented by Marin Shakespeare Company at Forest Meadows Amphitheatre - Dominican Univ of CA
Marin Shakespeare Company presents "The Three Musketeers," Ken Ludwig's adaptation of the classic novel by Alexander Dumas is a comic, swashbuckling adventure for all ages.
WHO: Marin Shakespeare Company presents…
WHAT: "The Three Musketeers"
Directed by Robert Currier
By Ken Ludwig / Adapted from the novel by Alexander Dumas
Marin Shakespeare Company, Marin County's professional and award-winning outdoor summer Shakespeare festival, continues its 28th season with "The Three Musketeers."
Ken Ludwig's adaptation of the classic novel by Alexander Dumas is a comic, swashbuckling adventure for all ages. This new version introduces Sabine, D'Artagnan's sister. Posing as a man, Sabine is entangled in the adventures of D'Artagnan and his misfit Musketeers as they fight foes and defend the honor of their Queen. Robert Currier directs this production starring Jonah Robinson as D'Artagnan and Elena Wright as Milady and featuring fight direction by Richard Pallaziol.
Audiences are encouraged to bring picnics or purchase snacks at the Theatre Cafe. Warm clothing, jackets and blankets are recommended for evening performances. Parking is free.
Free pre-show and post-show conversations with a company artist or scholar are presented on select performance dates. Shakespeare Dinners are presented at 6:30 p.m. on select Saturdays for an additional $35 for a gourmet picnic and intimate pre-show talk. Wine, beer and soft drinks are available for sale, or bring your own. Shakespeare Dinner reservations are required at least two hours in advance.
COST: $10 to $37
Admission at the door is $37 general; $34 senior; and $12 youth (25 and under). Preview performances are $15 general and seniors; $10 youth. "Pay Your Age" is offered to audience members between the ages of 26 and 34 when purchasing tickets at the Box Office on the day of any performance, with valid identification. Marin Shakespeare Company also offers those 65 and over half-price tickets at Senior Matinees and those ages 18 and under admitted free at Family Matinee performances.
Email: info@marinshakespeare.org
July 28 to Aug. 27, 2017
Previews: 8 p.m. Friday, July 28 and Saturday, July 29 and 4 p.m. Sunday, July 30
Opening: 8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 4
Performances are 8 p.m. Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays; and 4 p.m. Sundays
Senior Day: 4 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 6 (Half price tickets for seniors $17)
Family Day: 4 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 13 (Youth 18 and under admitted free)
Forest Meadows Amphitheatre - Dominican Univ of CA...
890 Belle Ave, San Rafael, CA 94901


Munitions manufacturing and Quality engineering support experience is a must.
Provide direct Quality Engineering Support for the business unit to assure product quality, improve processes and assure that required documentation and practices meet the customers requirements and Quality system requirements.
Recommend, prioritize and lead proactive continuous improvement projects for the business unit to optimize defect prevention and to improve process capability, stability and reliability to ensure products are produced which meet customer requirements and specifications.
Responsible for corrective and preventative action plans using structured problem solving.
Perform customer and quality reporting.
Interact with the internal and select external customers.
Communicate quality issues throughout the business unit.
Represent the customers' perspective on quality issues for the business unit.
Respond to customer requests for action and report utilizing a team approach.
Review customer requirements (TDPLs and Specifications) and changes (EDPs-Contract Modifications) and provide input to the Configuration Control process to ensure customer requirements are totally and accurately translated into the business unit SOPs.
Support Engineering in gage design, review and approval.
Ability to analyze and interpret general business periodicals, professional journals, technical procedures or governmental regulations.
Ability to interpret an extensive a variety of technical instructions in mathematical or diagram form and deal with several abstract and concrete variables.
Must have an intimate knowledge and understanding of the principles, practices and procedures of ISO Quality Systems and continuous improvement tools such as DOEs, SPC, FMEA, and Control Plans.
Attention to detail and knowledge of preparing CDRL documents for government programs/contracts.


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Q: I was making a new migration to create an association between two entities in ROR. I use the wrong entity in the migration and need to delete it I was making a new migration to create an association between two entities in ROR. I use the wrong entity in the migration and need to delete it. How to delete the pending migration?
I did bin/rails db:rollback , and now it's saying migration pending.

Migrations are pending. To resolve this issue, run:

        bin/rails db:migrate RAILS_ENV=development

You have 2 pending migrations:

20210308064215_devise_create_admins.rb
20210309031327_add_user_to_listing.rb

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A: There are several ways of doing this.
If you've not run the migrations then you can do the following steps:

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*Delete the migrations manually.

*Run the following command: rake db:migrate:down VERSION="20210308064215" AND rake db:migrate:down VERSION="20210309031327"

*Run the following command: rails d migration devise_create_admins AND rails d migration add_user_to_listing
Just let me know if that works for you.


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#11 Erin Leppek
Hometown Rochester Hills, Mich.
High School Rochester
2014 as a Senior… Played in eight matches… appeared in Iowa's win over Tulane on Aug. 30 and recorded four blocks and one kill off the bench… played in 3-of-4 matches at the 2014 SDSU Challenge, helping Iowa to a 4-0 mark and tournament championship… matched season-highs with one kill and two digs against North Dakota on Sept. 12… appeared in the third set at Nebraska on Sept. 24 and posted a block assist… played in two-of-three sets at Wisconsin on Oct. 22… played one set against Maryland on Nov. 26 and Michigan State on Nov. 28 in the Hawkeyes' final home stand… Academic All-Big Ten… letterwinner.
2013 as a Junior… Appeared in 31 matches and 113 sets… earned 29 starts… second on the team with 85 total blocks, 12 solo blocks, and 73 block assists… posted a season-high seven kills at Purdue on Nov. 23… earned personal bests in attacks with 16 vs. Illinois on Nov. 2, service aces with three vs. Eastern Michigan on Sept. 7, digs with eight vs. Youngstown State on Aug. 31, and total blocks with seven at Michigan on Oct. 12… matched career-highs with two solo stuffs at Indiana on Nov. 22 and two assists at Michigan State on Oct. 11… hit over .300 on seven occasions: .357 at Coastal Carolina on Aug. 31, .385 vs. Rhode Island on Sept. 6, .500 at Illinois on Sept. 27, .333 vs. Wisconsin on Oct. 2, .333 at Wisconsin on Nov. 10, .444 vs. Michigan on Nov. 15, and .429 at Purdue on Nov. 23… earned career-best numbers in 11 statistical categories including: matches played (31), sets played (113), starts (29), kills (80), total attacks (269), assists (13), service aces (24), digs (53), solo blocks (12), block assists (73), and total blocks… Academic All-Big Ten… letterwinner.
2012 as a Sophomore… Academic All-Big Ten… played in 29 matches… started the last 16 contests… tallied two solo blocks, three total, against No. 4 Nebraska (10/17)… registered four kills vs. No. 1 Penn State (10/24) and a season-high six kills vs. No. 20 Ohio State (10/27), hitting .300 or better in both contests… made first starts of the season in victories at Indiana (10/5) and No. 12 Purdue (10/6)… notched three kills in win at Indiana, to go along with five total blocks, which tied a career high… in win at No. 12 Purdue, notched two kills, a career-best two assists and a career-high two solo blocks… hit .500 against Minnesota (10/12) and at Northwestern (10/21), posting a season-high four kills in each match… posted four kills against Wisconsin (10/13) and equaled a career high with five total blocks… recorded three kills in wins over Eastern Illinois (8/31) and Eastern Washington (9/8)… tallied season-high three digs in 3-2 win over Syracuse (9/7)… letterwinner… named to the 2012-13 Dean's List.
2011 as a Freshman… Appeared in 23 matches with nine starts… two kills in her Hawkeye debut vs. Central Michigan… career-high eight kills on a career best 12 total attacks vs. Chicago State (9/9)… career-high five total blocks vs. Loyola (9/10)… recorded three kills and one dig vs. Penn State (9/24)… letterwinner.
High School… Named a 2010-11 Under Armour Honorable Mention All-American… earned all-region honors in 2009 and 2010 and is a three-time all-conference honoree… competed at the varsity level all four years at Rochester Hills and was named team captain in 2009 and 2010… played club volleyball for the Michigan Elite and led her team to a national title at the 2010 USA Volleyball National Championships and a fifth place finish at the AAU National Championships… led Rochester to the 2010 track and field state championship and earned all-state track honors in 2009… member of the state record setting 3,200 meter relay and a state place-winner in the 800 meter relay, 1,600 meter relay and long jump.
Personal… Born April 6, 1993… parents are Kevin and Kathy Leppek… has one sister, Emily… biomedical engineering major.
Kills: 8 vs. Chicago State, Sept. 9, 2011
TA: 16 vs. Illinois, Nov. 2, 2013
Attack %: 1.000, three times, last at Ohio State, Sept. 21, 2012
Assists: 2, four times, last at Michigan State, Oct. 11, 2013
Aces: 3 vs. Eastern Michigan, Sept. 7, 2013
Digs: 8 vs. Youngstown State, Aug. 31, 2013
Solo Blocks: 2, twice, last at Indiana, Nov. 22, 2013
Total Blocks: 7 at Michigan, Oct. 12, 2013


As retailers will have us believe, we've already kickstarted the holiday season, but with Cisco participating in three mobility events in the span of 5 days, it also feels like mobility season here.
Managing BYOD and Mobility USA in San Francisco wrapped up yesterday after two days of keynotes, presentations, and networking. With a broad spectrum of IT executives interested in BYOD and beyond, it was a fantastic opportunity for us to engage with key buyers in a smaller setting.
Customers spanned a range of industries, from healthcare and biotech to retail and transportation. Some are just starting out in their mobility journeys, while others are looking to expand existing "Bring Your Own Device" (BYOD) initiatives. Not surprisingly, securing corporate data and streamlined user experiences topped the list of concerns in many of our discussions. Our very own Prashanth Shenoy, Director of Marketing for Enterprise Mobility and Networking Solutions, also presented best practices in moving beyond BYOD to a full enterprise mobility strategy.
And as we've wrapped up Managing BYOD and Mobility USA, we're now gearing up for Open Mobile Summit, also in San Francisco, November 10-11. On the second day, Prashanth will participate in a panel from 4:00 – 4:40 PM with fellow mobility executives from Box, Mayfield, OpenMarket, and Kidozen to share insights on how to simply and securely mobilize your workforce in the "Mobilizing the Workforce: Can it be simple and slick?" panel (track 4).
If you're heading to Open Mobile Summit, be sure to check out the panel and stop by our Cisco booth to say hello! We'll have some iPad Airs to raffle off to a few lucky attendees, just in time for the holidays.
Great to met you and the team in San Francisco Jolene!


The truth is that most people do not want to get involved in lawsuits because they are wary of the time and expense it will take. Fortunately though, a good attorney can actually reduce the headaches and make sure that the entire process is taken care of smoothly, from beginning to end.
Many personal injury lawyers work on a contingency-fee basis, as opposed to an hourly fee. Contingency fees mean that the client does not pay a retainer fee, or in other words, an up-front fee, to keep an attorney. Also, lawyers with many years of experience in personal injury litigation, know exactly how worthy a case will be and also how best to prepare that case for the claims process.
To decode complicated legal jargon.
Lawyers can help you decipher through all of complicated language in legal documents. There are also a number of procedures, paperwork, and deadlines that will need to be handled during the litigation process. An attorney helps you wade through all of these, helping you understand exactly what you are facing, and find the best path towards resolution.
An impartial shoulder to lean on.
Lawsuits weigh heavily on your emotions and your well-being. During this time, you may be driven greatly by fears and frustrations, which does not always help you make decisions or think clearly. An attorney offers insight that is not only objective, but also looks at the long-term projections.
They work with other lawyers.
Negotiating is a large part of what lawyers need to do. When going head to head with insurance companies and/or other lawyers, a skilled attorney knows how to handle disputes effectively, which is an especially important aspect during the fact-finding and discovery phases of a lawsuit.
Favorable outcomes in jury trials.
Personal injury attorneys are known for fighting vigorously for cases in court, especially in juried trials. They do everything in their power to formulate a plan of action so that your case is heard fairly.
While this is not a guarantee, lawyers have a good idea of how to assess the worthiness of your claim. You may not be aware of all that you are entitled to from your accident. Lawyers not only work to get the amount that you deserve, but also can expedite the case quickly. They case may not even need to go to trial if the lawyer can successfully negotiate a settlement early on.
Klenofsky Law Firm understands that you may be going through a difficult time, but remember, it does not have to be with the right legal counsel behind you. See the benefits having an experienced personal injury lawyer can be. Give us a call and we would be more than happy to answer any questions you may have about the process.


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Georgia Isobel Groome (born 11 February 1992) is an English actress. She is best known for her roles in the films London to Brighton (2006) and Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging (2008).

Early life
Groome was born on 11 February 1992 in Nottingham, the daughter of Paul Groome (1963-2009), a publican and chef, and Fiona (née Tulloch) Watson, a drama and vocal coach. She resided in Swarkestone, Derbyshire. She has two sisters, Alexandra, a dance teacher and Eden, a dancer.  Groome, at the age of nine, auditioned for a role in the touring stage version of the musical Annie Get Your Gun and got the part. She trained at her mother's performing arts school, at Nottingham Television Workshop, Derby Youth Theatre, and Trent College.

Career
Groome made her acting debut in the 2001 TV film, A Fish Out of Water. She subsequently played an orphan in an episode of the short-lived TV series, Dangerville.

When Groome was just 14 years old, she landed her first feature film role in the well-received British independent film London to Brighton in 2006, playing an 11-year-old runaway. That year, she was also one of the eight young adventurers on Serious Amazon for CBBC. In 2007, Groome had a role in Elaine Wickham's short, My Mother.

In 2008, Groome had a minor role in the comedy-horror The Cottage. Her breakthrough role was as 14-year-old, boyfriend-searching Georgia Nicolson alongside Aaron Johnson in the 2008 film Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging, for which she won the award for Best Child Actor at the Buster International Children's Film Festival. She also had a minor role in horror film The Disappeared.

In 2009, she made her stage debut in Tusk Tusk, a new play by Polly Stenham at the Royal Court Theatre in London. The same year, she appeared in the short Leaving Eva and an episode of The Bill. In 2010, Groome appeared in an episode of British television detective drama Lewis, as well as the short Silent Things.

In 2011, Groome starred in two shorts, The True Meaning of Love and Six Degrees. She also appeared in Susan Jacobson's The Holding and had a lead role in The Great Ghost Rescue, a film adaptation of Eva Ibbotson's book of the same name.

She appeared alongside Stephen Dillane in Papadopoulos & Sons, in which she played snobby fashion victim Katie. The film was released in the UK through Cineworld on 5 April 2013.

Personal life
Groome has been in a relationship with actor Rupert Grint since 2011. They have a daughter, Wednesday, born in May 2020.

Filmography

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Radio

Theatre

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Living people
Alumni of King's College London
21st-century English actresses
English child actresses
English film actresses
People from Nottingham
English television actresses
English radio actresses
People educated at Trent College
Actresses from Nottinghamshire
People from Chellaston
1992 births


Private enterprise "BIG-Master" is one of the largest suppliers of toys and development games from leading manufacturers from Russia, Poland, China, Ukraine, and has exclusive rights to supply products of such brands as Zabavka TM, Trefl TM to the Republic of Belarus.
Our story began in 2001, when on June, 18 PSUE "BIG-master" was registered for wholesale trade of beer and carbonated beverages produced domestically.
Originally the company was to be called "BelIntellektGroup", but later this name was transformed into an abbreviation, BIG, which did not change the basic concept behind the title: "BIG -Master" is a team of smart, enthusiastic, honest, hardworking and persistent professionals who are real trade experts.
Initially, the company consisted of 2 people, but 2 years later (by early 2003), the company had more than 30 people with advanced department of active (wholesale) sales, and had also 18 wholesale outlets at Zhdanovichi and Expobel markets. Since 2004 "BIG - Master" enterprise consistently ranks among the top companies-distributors of beer and beverages of domestic production in Belarus.
In the late 2007 the company's management decided to start development of another business line – wholesale of children's toys. In the second half of 2008 the company structure for sales of toys was finally formed, and the company put aside the wholesale of beer and beverages, focusing on the development of the toy distribution as a more interesting and promising business.
Finishing 2008 with successful fulfillment of all the planned targets, in the early 2009 our company faced a sharp decline in the toy market in Belarus caused by economic crisis and simultaneous devaluation of the national currency. But by taking Herculean efforts to survive, preserve the place conquered at the market and the core value - professional team, the company revised its product, customer, marketing and financial policy, having studied customers and their needs carefully. The results of these efforts paid off: the company has not only retained its professional team and the conquered niche market, but also improved its positions greatly. Thus, in the first months of 2011 the company sold 2 times more toys than in the successful 2008, focusing on the new buyer preferences and individual approach to each client.
Today, the company employs more than 120 people who work in 11 departments: administration, marketing and procurement, foreign trade department, sales department for the city of Minsk and Belarus, customer service, accounting front office, finance and controlling, accounting, department of transport and logistics, warehousing department.
Our experience has taught us many things, the most important of which is the ability to listen and understand our customers. It is due to our client policy that our company has gained a reputation of an open and reliable partner. Today, our customer base includes more than 2,000 dealers and organizations with which close and mutually beneficial cooperation was established. The goods are delivered to more than 30,000 retail facilities across the Republic of Belarus.
Starting to actively expand the product mix of the offered high-quality goods in 2011, by the middle of 2013 the company has achieved results of 2500 titles, the number of which continues to grow. A continuously updated product range allows us to be "in the trend."
Thanks to the existing and well-targeted marketing strategy, the "BIG -Master" company is one of the market leaders, which by the middle of 2013 occupies about 30% of Belarusian market of children's toys and development games.
Thanks to competently built logistics and process automation, today the company has an efficient and well-functioning system of warehousing and logistics, working closely with the sales department, for which it receives positive feedback from our customers, who often have their own individual requirements.
1. Stiffening of the customer satisfaction level and their loyalty through internal improvements in the company.
2. Expansion of the product range by means of introducing new groups of high-quality goods.
3. Provision of customers with new products which are in demand through constant updating of product range.
4. Increase in the quantity and quality of presence of goods at our customers by increasing the shelf space and product groups.
5. Development of unconventional distribution channels through the development of innovative approaches to the company management.
Our company, engaged in trade, sees in the development of trade - civilized, modern, customer-oriented - a contribution to society and to the competitiveness, wealth and prestige of our country.
The company logo is represented by an allegorical image of ships traveling forward at dawn under full sail, confidently holding the course in rough seas. Well-equipped, with holds full of goods, with a reliable and professional team, these ships are confidently going forward to the target.


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Police: Homeless man attacked 6-year-old boy who was waiting for a pizza
By Kelsie Hoffman
A 6-year-old boy was attacked by a homeless man while he sat outside his grandfather's home, WCBS reports.The suspect, Laurance Gendreau, is facing assault and harassment charges. The 35-year-old is emotionally disturbed, police say.The victim's father, Yaakov Portnoy, told WCBS Gendreau approached his son while the boy was waiting for a pizza delivery outside with his 10-year-old brother."I was told that he picked him up in the air and threw him down into the ground and he banged his head fairly badly," he said. "He has two fractures in his skull, collapsed lung."According to reports, the suspect is seen on surveillance video after the incident a few blocks away. The boy's grandfather is seen close behind and on the phone with 911.Police arrested Gendreau soon after.Portnoy asked that everyone keep his son in their prayers as he recovers."Kindness and good deeds would be great. That's all I can ask for," Portnoy said.
QUEENS COUNTY, N.Y. (Video by WCBS via CNN) —
A 6-year-old boy was attacked by a homeless man while he sat outside his grandfather's home, WCBS reports.
The suspect, Laurance Gendreau, is facing assault and harassment charges. The 35-year-old is emotionally disturbed, police say.
The victim's father, Yaakov Portnoy, told WCBS Gendreau approached his son while the boy was waiting for a pizza delivery outside with his 10-year-old brother.
"I was told that he picked him up in the air and threw him down into the ground and he banged his head fairly badly," he said. "He has two fractures in his skull, collapsed lung."
According to reports, the suspect is seen on surveillance video after the incident a few blocks away. The boy's grandfather is seen close behind and on the phone with 911.
Police arrested Gendreau soon after.
Portnoy asked that everyone keep his son in their prayers as he recovers.
"Kindness and good deeds would be great. That's all I can ask for," Portnoy said.


Something I hear often is what little time there seems to be for daily meditation. Well, what if I told you it is possible to benefit from even five to ten minutes of focus and breath? Yes, you can! Even a short meditation or visualization time will help you focus on positive attributes or explore your spiritual side in as little as five minutes.
Have you ever been in a room and felt uncomfortable? Do you feel overwhelmed in crowds? Do you have such compassion that you don't realize you are "putting yourself in another's shoes?" Do you "feel" other people's pain? You may be an empath. An empath feels everything going on around them consciously, subconsciously, and energetically. They go by their feelings to make decisions and are extremely conscious of the way other people feel. They struggle to define themselves or to know where they end and another begins. Violence, arguments, bad attitudes, and anything associated with disharmony or chaos can affect them to the point of becoming physically ill.
At the core of everything is energy. Even you.
Notice the flower? It is not concerned that its time will be over soon, nor does it rush to go from one place to another. It stands in the majesty of Creation. It starts from a seed not knowing what it will be. As it grows, it becomes aware that it has grown leaves. It never "leaves" its moment of beingness. It stays fully in the present with each unfolding gift. It grows another leaf...another root. The bulb grows rounder and larger and takes in more water. It feels itself bathed in sunlight and breathes in those moments looking for no other, and yet it grows.


Film advertisement created by Cundari, Canada for Moose Knuckles, within the category: Fashion.
To the client: Go watch some hilarious first date IKEA ideas. Then come back and ask your agency for more (or fire them).
Beyond blah...this is embarrassing! Looks bad, sounds bad, music bad, acted bad, directed bad.......just bad.
How many layers of clothing did they have on???


The Twitter world was in an uproar again this weekend. And this time the subject of their ire was Amazon and their supposed segregation of Gay, Lesbian, Bi-Sexual and Transgender content.
We've talked about this type of thing before on The BeanCast. Brand does something perceived as bad. People trend the subject up with their commentary on Twitter. Brand usually over-responds. Everything blows over. And then in hindsight, brand reason just how small the negative response really was.
I don't know what your experience is with negative online posters, but my own is that angry people tend to post a lot. There's a reason we call them the "vocal minority" in marketing. They make enough noise to seem bigger, more threatening and more damaging to market share than they really ever could be. They also attract a lot of tacit support in terms of people who essentially agree enough with their comments (enough to re-tweet at least), but who in the end won't change their purchasing behavior.
However, the Amazon case is especially interesting because it's also attracted a lot of commentary from people claiming that somehow Amazon was caught with their pants down on the whole social media issue. And just today, B.L. Ochman posted this to the DigitalNext blog at Ad Age.
Let me first say that I love B.L.'s work on Ad Age. I've quickly become a huge fan since I started reading her. But here she is dead wrong in her opinion on the subject, as are many in the social media space who were up in arms. And the reason is because of the extenuating facts to this case.
According to the best sources available at the moment, this whole situation was caused by a hacker going by the name "Weev." Amazon is claiming they had nothing to do with the segregation of the content and is correcting the situation. Barb points that out in her post, which makes it even more inconceivable to take the position that Amazon did wrong by not responding to the situation until Monday.
If the facts are true, this is a major security issue, not just a social media problem. And it's unfair to make statements like, "Amazon should have been monitoring its brand in social media 24/7. And clearly it wasn't."
We can get all high and mighty that Amazon said nothing and that somehow this was a social media fail, but that would be forgetting a few important facts. First, they did respond. Second, they are obviously placing security above social memes. And third, they realized that the so-called "huge" uprising was actually quite small considering their total user base.
Abbey Klassen's recent article on this very site highlights this subject beautifully. Using the Motrin "fail," we discovered that in the scheme of things no one really cared. Sure the topic was a top-trending topic on Twitter, but the actual users posting to that topic was a small sub-set of an even smaller sub-set of the Internet community. And most mom's (customers) in post research really couldn't have cared less about the ads.
We forget that the value of social media marketing is to bring the corporate identity down to the level of the individual. So response should try to remain at the individual level. When brands like Facebook or Motrin respond with sweeping corporate decision-making to their "Million against..." postings, they miss the point of what it means to monitor the social streams and how to react to them.
Just because someone calls you[r] customer service center and says they hate the red on your site, doesn't mean you take red out of your brand. Twitter and social media sites are in many ways just a public analog to the call center. And we shouldn't be too critical of a brand taking time to gather facts and respond carefully and individually in such cases.
In the end I think Amazon handled itself quite well in this situation. They took time to consider the extent of the problems they faced, withheld from over-reacting to the situation and then responded in a manner appropriate to the situation. And far from lampooning them for inaction, I would say others companies would do well to follow their example when facing such crises.


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JDHLS
Aug/Sept 2022
'Sun'
Our fifth item from the Lawrence collection at The Manuscripts and Special Collections Department, Nottingham University is two photographs of the front cover, and frontispiece drawn by Lawrence, for a rare edition of his short story 'Sun', published by Harry and Caresse Crosby's Black Sun Press in 1928.
Listed in the catalogue as: Title page and Frontispiece from D. H. Lawrence, Sun (Black Sun Press, 1928) Classmark: Lazarus PR6023.A9.S886.F28
To accompany these items, we have two photographs of Lawrence with the Crosbys. Both were taken when the Lawrences spent the weekend with the Crosbys at Le Moulin du Soleil, Ermenonville, near Paris, 29 March-1 April 1929. The first shows Harry Crosby with Lawrence and Frieda (Ref: La Phot 1/68), and the other shows Lawrence with Caresse Crosby in a horse-drawn carriage (Ref: La Phot 1/70).
The Black Sun Press edition of 'Sun', is currently on display at the Editing D.H. Lawrence exhibition at Lakeside Arts, Nottingham University and has an interesting story behind it.
'Sun' was inspired by Lawrence's time in Spotorno on the Italian Riviera where he and Frieda sought refuge after a rather miserable trip to the UK, when both the atmosphere and the weather got them down. Rina Secker, the wife of Lawrence's publisher, Martin Secker, was staying in Spotorno on the recommendation of doctors and invited the Lawrences to visit. The main characters of Sun, Juliet and Maurice, were based directly on Rina and Martin Secker. Rina, Lawrence described as 'a living block of discontent', while Secker was 'a nice, gentle soul without a thrill'. Rather than use Spotorno as the setting, Lawrence recreated Fontana Vecchia in Sicily.
There are two versions of 'Sun'. The first was published in The New Coterie, a quarterly of arts and literature, in the Autumn of 1926 as a limited edition of 100 copies. Harry Crosby, who ran Black Sun Press with his wife, Caresse, subsequently wrote to Lawrence asking for a manuscript to publish for which he offered to pay $100. Lawrence thought his story 'Sun' would be apt, but his agents, Curtis Brown could not lay their hands on it, so Lawrence wrote out a new, longer version with a sexually explicit ending. Black Sun Press: Éditions Narcisse published a limited run of 150 in 1928. This version of 'Sun' wasn't published again for 40 years, so became very rare and sought after.
Harry and Caresse Crosby, who Lawrence became friends with for a while, were an intriguing couple. Caresse Crosby was an American heiress who scandalised Boston society when she had a very public affair with Harry Crosby, the Harvard-educated nephew of J.P. Morgan. Her husband gave her a divorce and she and Harry moved to Paris joining the Lost Generation of American expatriates. In 1925, she and Harry began publishing their poetry as Éditions Narcisse. In 1927, they re-christened the business the Black Sun Press and began publishing early works of important writers such as James Joyce, Hart Crane, Kay Boyle and Ernest Hemingway in beautifully printed, limited-edition volumes. In a side note, Caresse Crosby became the first person to receive a patent for the modern bra in 1914. The publishing house got its name because, Caresse said, "black was Harry's favorite color and he worshipped the sun." It was sun worship that first led the Crosbys to Lawrence. They invited he and Frieda to stay at their windmill outside Paris. Lawrence wrote an introduction to Harry Crosby's poetry collection Chariot of the Sun, called 'Chaos in Poetry'. 'It is poetry of suns which are the core of chaos, suns which are fountains of shadow and pools of light and centres of thought and lions of passion.'
According to L.D. Clark, in an article for the D.H. Lawrence Review , Crosby and Lawrence disagreed over the frontispiece for the edition. Crosby suggested his own sun motif but Lawrence preferred an American Indian design. Both wanted a symbol that would 'embody the darkness together with the brightness of the sun'. First, Lawrence suggested a sun-tower design – common to many American Indian tribes – with the tower representing clouds in conjunction with a symbol for the sun. But Crosby didn't like this design. So Lawrence came up with the design we can see in the photograph which Crosby accepted. The image Lawrence chose to use was from an obscure Guatemalan culture, the Pipil, but has much in common with Aztec or Mayan designs. It shows a Sun God, hands reaching down, surrounded by flames or rays, with the sun as an emblem on their breast and a fan-like headdress.
'Sun' tells the story of a nervous and exhausted young mother, Juliet who is sent on her doctor's advice, to spend time in the sun, more specifically, according to her mother, to lie naked in the sun. Juliet follows this prescription, at first passively absorbing the sun's rays, but then more actively, sexually, choosing the sun and determining that her son should choose it too.
It's hardly surprising that a miner's son from Eastwood was drawn to the sun. Used to long, dark British winters when his father would spend all daylight hours down the pit; listening to him look forward to Spring to spend evenings outside in the allotment and weekends walking in the countryside. Once he left England, Lawrence headed for the sun for both his physical health and his mental wellbeing. "Take her away, into the sun", the opening line of the story, apparently echoes Lawrence's doctor's orders to convalesce at the ranch in New Mexico. After time spent there following the customs of American Indians, sun worship became a philosophy to Lawrence; a series of poetry, essays and 'Sun' make clear this went far beyond sunbathing.
'How strange it would be if some women came
forward and said:
We are sun-women!
We belong neither to men nor our children nor
even to ourselves
but to the sun.'
To Lawrence, the sun heals, regenerates and makes new; he wanted us to see how our lives can be in 'direct contact with the elemental life of the cosmos, mountain life, cloud life, thunder life, air life, earth life, sun life.' His aim in Apocalypse, written at the end of his life, was to encourage us to 'reestablish the living, organic connections, with the cosmos, the sun and earth, with mankind and nation and family. Start with the sun and the rest will slowly, slowly happen.'
Editing D.H. Lawrence exhibition, Lakeside Arts, Nottingham
DH Lawrence is an iconic figure in English literature, but also one of the most controversial. He struggled with publishers throughout his career to express himself in the form he wanted. Drawing on a range of items including manuscripts and typescripts, and rare first editions, this exhibition traces the ways in which his writing was amended and censored, and the innovative approaches to publishing he developed in response to censorship. It explores how his letters and works have been edited for the edition published by Cambridge University Press between 1979 and 2018, and how his novels, short stories and plays have been presented and adapted to appeal to succeeding generations of readers. The exhibition is open Tuesday to Sunday 12 – 4 until the end of May. Details can be found here
Sources/ Further Reading:
L.D. Clark, 'Lawrence's "Maya" drawing for "Sun".' The D.H. Lawrence Review, spring-summer 1982, Vol. 15 John Worthen, D. H. Lawrence, The Life of an Outsider, Penguin, 2006
Carrie Rohman, 'Ecology and the Creaturely in DHL's 'Sun'', The D.H. Lawrence Review, 2010 access here
Joyce Carol Oates, 'The Hostile Sun: The Poetry of D.H.Lawrence', access here
Michael L. Ross, 'Lawrence's Second "Sun".' The D.H. Lawrence Review, spring 1975, Vol. 8, No. 1
Stephen Alexander, 'Sun-Struck: On the Question of Solar Sexuality and Speculative Realism in D. H. Lawrence', access here


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If passed, the bill would prohibit employers "from terminating an employee for the employee's lawful off-duty activities that are lawful under state law." Similar legislation was enacted in California when that state legalized the recreational use of cannabis, but so far Colorado has yet to pass an equivalent measure.
The law is necessitated by a Colorado Supreme Court decision that upheld the 2010 firing of Brandon Coats by his employer, Dish Network. Coats had been using marijuana while off-duty to help control seizures and was fired by the company when he tested positive in a random drug screening. Attorneys for Dish Network successfully argued that the termination was allowable because marijuana is still illegal under federal statute.
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"It requires a larger dialogue among all the interest groups," Furman said.
Melton said that he is open to modifying the bill in order to gain the support of employers.
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Melton's bill has been referred to the House Business Affairs and Labor Committee but has not yet been scheduled for a hearing.
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