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Making arrangements after the death of a loved one is an inevitable part of life, and for some people it is also a job. Funeral directors help grieving families navigate the daunting, and perhaps unexpected, bureaucracy of death.
It is easy to let your imagine run wild when picturing the work of a funeral director, with television shows portraying macabre drama in gothic funeral parlors, but of course the truth is much more down to earth. (And more about paperwork than anything else.) To learn a little about the work of a funeral director we spoke with Jeff Jorgenson, who owns a funeral home in Seattle.
First, tell us a little about your work and how long you've been at it.
I am owner and funeral director at Elemental Cremation and Burial in Seattle. We opened up January of 2012.
When I was at the end of undergrad and applying to graduate schools, I needed to get a job to cover the bills and get me through the second half of schooling. I had a background in restaurants as well as aviation. I didn't want to go back to restaurants and aviation was a really tight job market. I took, what I thought would be a temporary, position selling cemetery property and pre-planned funeral and fell in love with the industry.
Truth is that getting a job doing anything in the industry outside of funeral directing/embalming is actually pretty easy. If you don't mind being in a funeral home and you have great customer service skills, there are a lot of positions out there. As to the current position, in Washington state, you need 1800 hours of internship, 90 college credits and 25 arrangements with families to get a funeral director's license. The biggest hurdle people usually face is getting the education—people who want to be funeral directors typically aren't the type of people that are in love with academia. After that, it can be a challenge to find a funeral home that wants to take you on in an open funeral director position.
The funeral director license is for arranging for the disposition (cremation or burial) of the deceased. They are the party planners, so to speak, of the industry. Embalmers [do] the preparation of the body and require an embalming license to care for the deceased. For restaurant readers, they are "front of the house" and "back of the house," respectively.
Most of the behind the scenes of funeral directing is nothing like what people think it would be. A funeral director can go months, sometimes years depending on the firm, without seeing a dead person. The reality is that it is a lot of paper pushing and managing the inflow and outflow of paperwork for permits and death certificates. I would say it is 10% meeting with families to go over arrangement details and the other 90% is trying to manage the chain of events and paper.
See above. Everyone seems to paint their own little macabre job descriptions of what we do. The reality is far less Victorian and dark. The Emo/Gothic set ends up pretty disappointed.
What are your average work hours? Did you have to be on-call or is it more of a 9-5 thing?
As an owner, it's 24 hours a day. As a funeral director, I try to keep it as close to 9-5 for myself and my team. Death does happen at all hours, so there are positions that have odd shift work, but funeral directing and embalming follows bankers hours pretty well.
Shortcuts are a bad idea in the funeral industry, and I'll go on record as saying that trying to find and use them leads to really unfortunate outcomes. That said, finding ways to be more efficient with workflow of permits and scheduling cuts down on a whole host of conflicts.
On the emotional side of things, people coming into the industry have to be empathetic, otherwise they make really poor funeral employees. The challenge with that is that it is easy to fall into the well of grief. Taking on the grief of families that you meet and connect with can be a really hard hurdle to overcome. Finding where your boundaries are so that you can be healthy and still be a good funeral director is something that people coming into this field should be ready to address.
That's a good question, and honestly, I've been on my own long enough that I'm not sure how to answer it—as a funeral director. We do a lot of things systemically different than other funeral homes, and our operations are pretty unique in our environmental standards, and back office operations.
What's the worst part of the job and how do you deal with it? I would imagine there's an emotional toll to helping grieving families, but also that helping them through it is part of the appeal.
It depends on the day, but usually the worst parts crop up when you're so busy that you make mistakes. The systems, checks and balances, and chain of custody measures in place are very stringent for the care of the deceased in almost every funeral home, so the "big errors" happen very rarely in reputable firms. Where mistakes crop up is with typos on death certificates or scheduling with families. They are little things that may be non-issues in the grand scheme of things, but at the time of someone's death, it's stressful to have an apartment number incorrect on a death certificate. The worst part is having things like that erode credibility when you've done so many other things to make life easier for the family.
Hugs and thank you's from the families that I serve. It's such an amazing win when you've made things better for people. I've never had another job that continually rewards you in that way.
It's a labor of love, because you're never going to get rich doing this job. A funeral director can expect to make between $32,000 and $60,000 depending on experience, license, and location. $60k may even be on the high side. Funeral home owner? Ugh. for the first few years, you can pretty much bank on not getting a paycheck. After that... hell I don't know, I'll let you know when I get there.
The difference between bottom and top (outside the major corporations) is pretty shallow. From the owner to the funeral assistant or removal person (transfers bodies) may be one, or max two, layers. In the major corporations, it's about six. It sounds so trite, but the reality is hard work and a mastery of craft. With any job, there's the networking and political component. [It] isn't any different than any other industry on how you climb the ladder.
I think that people overvalue the care of the deceased. There is nothing mystical, difficult, dangerous, or surprising about caring for the dead. Anyone can do it. The problem is that they don't have the tools for transportation and refrigeration. What I think people undervalue is the capacity of funeral directors to get things done efficiently. Everyone has a timeline that they think is realistic, and often times people want us to move huge mountains to get things done, but they think that it's the way it is—that their expectations are realistic (e.g. dad died today and we want his ashes tomorrow). I think if I want a house, I should be able to pick one out and move in next week, but if you talk to a real estate agent or escrow officer, they might give you a little different perspective.
Read this blog post and continue with further research. This business is probably nothing like you think it will be, so you need to have your head screwed on straight and have realistic expectations. This is not some kind of gothic forensics horror show. It isn't a profession to shock your friends. It is an opportunity to help people navigate the bureaucracy of death. Which, if you step back and think about it, is a pretty profound opportunity to let people get to grieving and healing without the worry of handling the affairs themselves.
Career Spotlight is an interview series on Lifehacker that focuses on regular people and the jobs you might not hear much about—from doctors to plumbers to aerospace engineers and everything in between. If you'd like to share your career, email us at submissions+career@lifehacker.com. Image by Orhan Cam (Shutterstock).


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by Trailbreaker Resources Ltd. | Jun 17, 2021 | Blog
Why do prospectors often look for quartz when searching for gold?
By Natasha Morris, Project Geologist, Trailbreaker Resources
Although gold can be found associated with a number of minerals and other metals, quartz seems to be the most commonly viewed gold exploration mineral. Quartz in general has a very high hardness (~7 on Mohs mineral hardness scale), meaning it's resistant to weathering and
does not break down as quickly as other minerals. This makes quartz in general a great host for gold and ore preservation.
Quartz sulphide vein sample from Trailbreaker's Skelly Property in British Columbia
In terms of geochemistry, quartz is composed of silica, and prior to the quartz crystallizing it is entrained in fluid. These fluids percolate and collect in whatever conduits they can in the rock, creating veins and fracture fills. Fluids that are saturated with silica and also contain gold, can form at many different temperature and pressure conditions, therefore a whole range of deposit types showcase gold and quartz intrinsically linked.
Unfortunately, finding quartz- which is part of the grouping of the most common minerals found on earth…doesn't necessarily mean you will find gold! Understanding the bigger picture and plumbing systems of how and where the silica fluids came from, is the biggest factor in assessing how much gold is in your quartz.
To learn more about what the Trailbreaker team looks for when prospecting for gold deposits, please check out our website: https://www.trailbreakerresources.com/
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Trailbreaker Resources Ltd. (TBK.V) ("Trailbreaker" or "the Company") is a project generator focused primarily on mining-friendly British Columbia and Yukon Territory, Canada. We are committed to continuous exploration and research, allowing us to maintain a portfolio of quality mineral properties which in turn provides value for our shareholders. The company has an experienced management team with a proven track record as project generators and developers throughout the Yukon Territory, British Columbia, Alaska and Nevada.
Trailbreaker Resources Mobilizes Its Exploration Team To The Atsutla Gold Project, Northwestern British Columbia
by Trailbreaker Resources Ltd. | Jun 14, 2021 | News, News 2021
June 14th, 2021 – Trailbreaker Resources Ltd. (TBK.V) ("Trailbreaker" or "the Company") is pleased to announce the mobilization of its exploration team to its 100%-owned Atsutla Gold project, located in northwestern British Columbia (BC).
This Phase 1 program will involve reconnaissance and detailed geochemical soil sampling, prospecting, and geological mapping at both the Willie Jack and Swan properties which comprise the Atsutla Gold project. The Company intends to thoroughly follow-up on the high-grade discoveries made at Willie Jack in 2020 as well as explore newly staked ground. In addition to this, the team will re-examine the historic exploration and drilling done at the Swan property, with a renewed focus on gold mineralization.
The Atsutla Gold project covers over 23,000 hectares and is located 70 km south of the Yukon-BC border and 130 km northwest of the community of Dease Lake, BC.
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In March of 2020, the Trailbreaker team generated the Willie Jack target and conducted a first pass reconnaissance program. The program lead to the discovery of widespread gold mineralization across 6 kilometres, with rock grab samples assaying up to 164 g/t (4.78 oz/ton) gold (Au) and soils sample results exceeding 800 ppb (0.8 g/t) Au (see Willie Jack news release dated October 19th, 2020). Rock grab samples also returned assays up to 257 g/t silver (Ag) and 1.7 % copper (Cu). The mineralization discovered to date is related to the Mesozoic intrusive batholiths that comprise the Atsutla mountain range, and shares characteristics of both Cu-Au porphyry-type and intrusion-related gold deposits.
Due to the success of the first pass results at the Willie Jack property, Trailbreaker generated and staked the Swan property which now covers over 13,000 hectares (see Swan news release dated March 22nd, 2021). The Swan claims cover a historical molybdenum (Mo) porphyry prospect that was discovered in the late 1960s and periodically explored during the past 50 years. Despite more than 500 soil and rock surface samples and almost 1,000 meters of shallow diamond drilling, no geochemical analysis for gold was ever completed. Historical geological mapping and drill hole logs have shown a complex intrusive system with widespread quartz-feldspar porphyritic monzonite cut by a variety of felsic and mafic dikes.
Molybdenite-pyrite mineralization is closely associated with sheeted quartz veins, quartz stockwork and breccia zones. The historical drilling at Swan intersected broad, low to mid-grade molybdenite mineralization, returning up to 0.06% Mo over 73m, as well as several significant silver intercepts including >26 g/t Ag over 3 meters.
Historical work also included a detailed soil geochemical survey completed in 2007 which outlined a large, open-ended copper-silver-arsenic (Cu-Ag-As) soil anomaly that lies outside of the drilled Mo prospect. Furthermore, a 1972 induced polarization (IP) survey outlined a chargeability anomaly which coincides with this soil anomaly and has been interpreted to potentially represent a pyrite halo above a buried porphyry system.
Trailbreaker's team has concluded that the Swan and Willie Jack property areas were previously overlooked for gold potential, due to low gold prices at the time.
"The Trailbreaker team and myself are excited to get back into the field. After a winter of project planning, we are confident we will be able to expand upon our recent gold and copper discoveries, and also find new mineralization in this highly prospective area. Stay tuned for further news from Trailbreaker."
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Carl Schulze, P. Geo., Consulting Geologist with Aurora Geosciences Ltd, is a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 for Trailbreaker's BC and Yukon exploration projects, and has reviewed and approved the technical information in this release.
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The Reformation
by Diarmaid MacCulloch
The religious reformer Jan Hus was burned at the stake in 1414 for criticizing the Catholic clergy and suggesting that all Christians should be able to read the Bible in their own languages. Martin Luther expressed the same ideas beginning in 1517, but he managed to live into old age. What are three specific reasons why Luther was able to promote his religious ideas and avoid persecution?
"The religious reformer Jan Hus was burned at the stake in 1414 for criticizing the Catholic clergy and suggesting that all Christians should be able to read the Bible in their own languages. Martin Luther expressed the same ideas beginning in 1517, but he managed to live into old age. What are three specific reasons why Luther was able to promote his religious ideas and avoid persecution?" eNotes Editorial, 9 Dec. 2013, https://www.enotes.com/homework-help/religious-reformer-jan-hus-was-burned-stake-1414-465433. Accessed 28 Jan. 2023.
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There is no definitive answer to why Jan Hus was burned at the stake while Martin Luther's life was spared. They were both college professors and priests who broke with the Roman Catholic Church over questions of corruption and divinity. Both grew to reject the notion that God's word could only legitimately be interpreted by the Vatican, and both were subjected to attacks and tried for apostasy. There is no question that Hus was a precursor to Luther, just as Hus was a follower of the English philosopher and academic John Wyclef. In that sense, the three figures constitute a lineal history of the Reformation, although Luther's would prove the seminal contribution to the final break with the Catholic Church.
One reason for Hus's execution and Luther's "exile" was simply a product of time and place. Hus' protestations against Church practices, for example, allowing the wealthy to buy their way out of purgatory, occurred in an earlier time when such views were newer and more incendiary – not that Luther's views and actions were not incendiary --and the politics within and between the Holy Roman Emperor and the Vatican were different from one period to the next. The Church during Hus's era was deeply divided, with three pretenders to the papacy competing for influence and the right to retain the title of Pope. The Holy Roman Emperor during Hus' period was Sigismund, who was undermined on the matter of Church orthodoxy by the powerful Council of Constance, which was established in part to reconcile the problem of the three popes. The Council's influence was enormous, and its harsh views of Hus's writings and teachings made his survival tenuous. Hus was considered a threat to Church teachings and practices, and the Council made sure he paid with his life.
A difference between the two priests was nationality, with the Czech (or Bohemian) heritage of Hus making him more vulnerable to execution than the German Luther, an important consideration given the power of Germany in Church affairs and the aforementioned role of the Council of Constance in determining Hus' fate. Luther enjoyed markedly greater support among the German followers of Church teachings than did Hus a century earlier.
A corollary of the issue of ethnicity was the development of new technologies during Luther's time that made his writings far more accessible to the masses than was the case with Hus. The development of the printing press in Germany by Johannes Gutenberg, enabled Luther toestablish a far greater and more diverse following than Hus had enjoyed. This helped to insulate him from the worst of the punishments to which his enemies might have liked to have subjected him.
There is no question that Luther risked his life to assert and defend his beliefs. Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor at the time, was an enormously powerful figure and opponent of Luther's teachings. The emperor's political machinations, however, included his own rivalry for influence with the Vatican, and Luther's activities served a useful purpose in dividing the Church to which he may have been theologically committed but which presented a threat to his power. Despite his disdain for Luther, he protected the troublesome priest and, unlike Sigismund during the days of Jan Hus, did not have to confront a powerful Council of Constance like his predecessor had decades before.
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It's springtime, which means tornadoes for some of us, showers and muggy weather for others. It also means putting the roof down on convertibles after the long winter hiatus. Which led us to wonder: What's the best gas mileage you can get in a new drop-top car with four seats (or at least four seat-like spaces, no matter how small)? The answer, newly unveiled at last week's New York Auto Show, is the 2012 Fiat 500 Cabriolet (or "500C" as it's also known). It goes on sale this spring, presumably meaning by June. Though ratings aren't yet out for all 2012 models, the EPA rated the 2012 Fiat 500...
2011 Tesla Roadster 2.5: New Looks, Wheels, Seats, Less Noise
Tesla's on a roll, it seems. Two days after its successful public stock offering, the company has released details of the latest updates to its Roadster electric sports car--known as "Roadster 2.5" after software-release numbering. The 2.5 version sports some new styling at front and rear...
Smart Drive App For iPhone: Who Needs COMAND or iDrive?
For the upcoming 2011 Smart Electric Drive, which we drove at The Car Connection last week, the brand has rolled out a new app that essentially turns your iPhone into that.
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2011 Fiat 500 Four-Door Model Being Developed for U.S. Sales
Regular readers know we're eagerly awaiting the U.S. arrival of the 2011 Fiat 500 mini-car, the very first fruits of Chrysler's takeover by Italian maker Fiat. Now it looks like yet another variant may join the range of Fiat 500 models in U.S. showrooms. Auto-industry trade journal Automotive News...
Electric Supercar Concept Uses Small Turbine Engine To Boost Range
We're gearing up for the Los Angeles Auto Show here at GreenCarReports, and the press releases are flying across the desk. Most of them don't apply to green car buyers and fans, but here's one worth watching. At the show, Capstone Turbine Corp. will unveil its CMT-380 concept, an extended-range...
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BASSETERRE, St.Kitts– Following the recent shooting death of Nevisian businessman Joseph Benjamin, the President of the Chamber of Industry and Commerce on Nevis, Ernie France, is calling on the federal government to move fast on plans to protect citizens and business communities.
He informed that media house that the issue of personal security is now being seriously considered.
France also disclosed that the Chamber has encouraged its members to do all in their power to tighten security and that the government has responded with duty free concessions for security apparatus.
Joseph, 63, the owner of Philisha's Guest House Joseph succumbed to gunshot injuries on Monday 21st August, on after he was attacked on Saturday 19th August outside his home at Pinney's Road in Nevis.
Notably, the deceased's business place is located in the Pinney's community.
France described the slain businessman as hard working.
Joseph's shooting death has taken the Federation's homicide count for 2017 to 18 with 11 on St.Kitts and 7 on Nevis.
According to police, investigators from the Violent Crimes Unit responded to the incident around 8.00pm last Saturday on Pinney's Road and that initial investigations revealed the victim was shot by an unknown assailant upon exiting his car on arrival at his residence.
Reportedly, Joseph was transported to the Alexandria Hospital by a family member.
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Complying with data protection regulations remains a problem for many companies and organisations.
In a recent case, Stoke-on-Trent Council was fined £120,000 after one of its employees emailed sensitive information about a child protection case to the wrong person.
An investigation by the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) found that the employee breached the council's guidance policy which stated that sensitive information should be encrypted or sent over a secure network.
However, in this case, the council had failed to provide encryption software and knew that emails were being sent to unsecure networks. The council had also failed to provide relevant training.
Stephen Eckersley, Head of Enforcement at the ICO, said: "If this data had been encrypted then the information would have stayed secure. Instead, the authority has received a significant penalty for failing to adopt what is a simple and widely used security measure.
"The council has now introduced new measures to improve the security of information sent electronically, as well as signing a legal notice to improve the data protection training provided to their staff. This should limit the chances of further personal information being lost."
The ICO says that anyone who processes personal information must comply with eight principles of the Data Protection Act. It's essential to ensure that personal information is:
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Quiet Highlands Ranch neighborhood shaken by shooting
The incident prompted an elementary school lockdown
A Douglas County Sheriff's Office deputy patrols the corner of South Hackberry Street and Castle Ridge Circle Sept. 24. Dozens of first responders blocked the entrance to Castle Ridge Circle after a report of a man who shot at a person who lives in the house and then barricaded himself inside. The suspect was later found dead. The victim escaped unharmed.
Posted Tuesday, October 1, 2019 12:57 pm
A bullet hole could be seen in the front window of a home in Highlands Ranch where a shooting and standoff took place Sept. 24.
Elliott Wenzler
It's very scary especially when your kids are at schools and you don't know what's going on."
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The typical mid-afternoon calm was shattered in a Highlands Ranch neighborhood by gunshots and shouts of "get back inside."
Law enforcement would soon converge on Castle Ridge Circle, a nearby school would be placed on lockout status and a Code Red notification would be sent to residents within a half-mile of the street, telling them to shelter in place.
A 2 1/2-hour standoff with law enforcement ensued Sept. 24, coming to an end when SWAT officers found the suspected gunman, Ryan Lane, dead.
Lane, 36, reportedly had fired shots at a resident of one of the homes on Castle Ridge Circle. That man escaped unharmed, fleeing to a neighor's house, according to a Douglas County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman.
Lane, who went inside the home after the confrontation with the resident, apparently died of self-inflicted injuries, the spokeswoman said.
About 24 hours later, everything looked almost normal in the neighborhood. The only visible marks of the previous day's events were bullet holes in the home in the 9800 block where the shooting took place and a surplus of cars slowly driving by it.
Area residents said no one would have expected such a violent incident, especially in this neighborhood.
I'm on the scene of a home in Highlands Ranch where a shooting took place yesterday, leaving one dead. All the neighbors say they would have never expected something like this to happen here. Gunshot holes can be seen in the home's windows: @ColoradoNewsCCM pic.twitter.com/SD6gdd3850
— Elliott Wenzler (@ElliottWenzler) September 25, 2019
Shortly before 3:30 p.m. Sept. 24, one resident of the neighborhood had just walked out of her front door and was headed to pick up her son from kindergarten at Trailblazer Elementary. The 33-year-old woman, who requested that her name not be used, said she heard a neighbor shouting, telling her to "get back inside."
She hurried into her house and spent the next couple hours in her basement as SWAT teams, drones and sheriff's deputies swarmed the neighborhood, she said the next day.
Reports of shots fired came in to the sheriff's office at 3:21 p.m. About a block away, Trailblazer Elementary was preparing to release students for the day. The school, however, was put on lockout status as SWAT teams and deputies surrounded the nearby home and blocked off Castle Ridge Circle.
Video recorded by a resident from across the street shows SWAT teams attempting to contact Lane using a megaphone.
When they didn't get a response by about 6 p.m., SWAT officers used "diversionary grenades" to create an intense, distracting noise, then sent a robot in to investigate the house and eventually entered.
Inside, they found Lane dead, along with at least one gun, said Deputy Lauren Lekander, a spokeswoman with the sheriff's office. He appeared to have taken his own life, she said. Deputies did not fire any weapons during the incident and did not hear gunshots after surrounding the home, she said.
Lane and the intended victim knew each other and may have been friends, but a motive for the incident is not yet clear, Lekander said.
No other fatalities or injuries were reported from the incident. The coroner's office is expected to have the official cause and manner of Lane's death in about four to five weeks.
A reminder of STEM
"You always learn something from every situation, but after STEM we learned more," Undersheriff Holly Nicholson-Kluth said the night of Sept. 24 at a Highlands Ranch Metro District board meeting. "We're trying to really work together toward making things seamless when we hit incidents like this."
The undersheriff wasn't the only one recalling the May 7 STEM Highlands Ranch school shooting the day of the standoff.
Jason Link lives nearby and has a child who attends Trailblazer, which is about 2 1/2 miles from STEM School.
"I'm concerned about it given all the things that have happened in the past six months," Link said while parked down the street from the school, waiting for word of when the lockout would end and he could take his child home. "You pull up in the parking lot and see all the police in the parking lot and think 'not again.'"
The woman who was barricaded in her basement also thought of the school shooting, which left one student dead and eight injured, she said.
"It's very scary," she said, "especially when your kids are at schools and you don't know what's going on."
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Winter Concert Guide 2009
y your tickets now, because these shows are going to sell out this winter. RELEVANT has filtered through the Nickelback and Staind tours and found the best bets for this painfully cold time of year.
Electronic looping has never sounded so… classically trained. This Chicagoan takes away the collective breaths of his audience by combining whistling, violin and glockenspiel into an orchestra of indie rock. In support of his most subtly ambitious album yet, Noble Beast, Andrew Bird will once again prove his place as one of rock music's finest live performers. Sub Pop Records' up-and-coming Swedish indie-popper, Loney Dear, supports.
Cat Power been providing a very soothing take on soul music lately, never forgetting to make humble bows to her predecessors in the process. Her last two full lengths, The Greatest and Jukebox, have held a secure spot on my record player for the last few months. It's great music for the Southern dusk aesthetic, front porches and wine. Chan Marshall's voice is the driving force behind her original songs, as well the songs of others that she lends her vision to. Her remake of The Highwaymen's "Silver Stallion" rivals the original. -Zach Gehring
Fiction Family
Four years ago, Switchfoot was playing in Chicago and the bluegrass band Nickel Creek joined them on stage to collaborate on a song. Four years later, the chief songwriters from each band, Jon Foreman and Sean Watkins, have joined forces for Fiction Family, a rootsy side project that weaves story-songs in the spirit of Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan. This is most likely the only tour they'll do together, as both need to get back to their "full-time jobs." The tour is a unique opportunity to see two great songwriters feeding off one another's creativity. -Seth Hurd
The Boss's early cuts sound like vintage tracks, especially the latest for The Wrestler. As a living legend and a pioneer in so many areas, being able to take in the new and old along with the E-Street Band would fulfill a lifelong goal and, one must assume, would become a night to remember. -Matt Conner
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After a late night arrival at the Pitchfork Festival last summer, Cut Copy proved to be legitimate party-starters. These Australian dance-pop stars would sound like a guilty pleasure if their catchy melodies weren't so brutally sincere. Supporting Cut Copy on their winter tour is the equally energetic and bouncy indie pop of Matt & Kim.
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The Clarity Tour. For only 10 dates in February, Jimmy Eat World will celebrate the 10-year anniversary of their best album. The band will play Clarity in its entirety. The whole tour has basically been sold out for a while, but there's always eBay to help you get this little piece of emo history.
M83 w/ The Killers
The '80s aren't really back, and nobody wants that anyway. What we do want is awesome synth-rock that will simultaneously cause us to shoegaze and headbang. M83 and The Killers will wrap up their tour in the States through February before flying into Europe.
Coming all the way from Sweden, this girl is bringing the cool of the North to the States. Fashion and fun are the reason to see Lykke Li this February. Dancing isn't required, but you'll miss out on a lot of fun if you decide to lean against the bar at this one.
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Remarks to Harley-Davidson Company Employees in York, Pennsylvania
May 6, 1987 Thank you, Vaughn Beals, and thank all of you very much. And let me answer that question about Nancy. [Laughter] The government gets one employee free: the First Lady. [Laughter] You've heard about politics making strange bedfellows; I found out politics, with their scheduling, can kind of break up some bedfellows. [Laughter] They've got her on another schedule today.
But let me say a special thank you, also, for that great music to the William Penn High School Symphony Band. I was a drum major of a band like that once in my hometown. We were marching in a Memorial Day parade, and the fellow on the horse that was supposed to be leading the parade rode back down the line to see how everything was coming along. And suddenly, I began to think the music was getting rather faint -- and I'm pumping that baton. And the man on the horse caught up just in time to turn the band. They turned the corner, and I was going down the street all by myself. [Laughter]
Well, after being shown around this plant, it seems to me I've come to hog heaven. One thing's for sure: When it comes to motorcycles, this is the home of the all-American A-team. Of course, that's not what a lot of people were saying about you just a few years ago. Some people said that you couldn't make the grade. They said you couldn't keep up with foreign competition. They said that Harley-Davidson was running out of gas and sputtering to a stop. Well, the people who say that American workers and American companies can't compete are making one of the oldest mistakes in the world. They're betting against America itself, and that's one bet no one will ever win. You know, those people who place their bets on someone other than you is a little bit like the fellow that was going to the races. And for three nights he dreamed of the number five. So, when he got to the track, he opened a program to the fifth race, and he looked down to the number five horse. And the horse's name was Five-by-Five. Well, that did it. He bet the whole bundle on that horse, number five in the fifth race, and the horse came in fifth. [Laughter]
Well, while others may bet on horses, I'll put my bet on you and on America. And that was what we did 4 years ago. You asked us to give you breathing room so you could finish getting into shape to meet unexpectedly strong foreign competition. It was like giving a boxer a few extra weeks of training before a fight. We looked at you carefully. We asked, ``Is Harley-Davidson really serious about getting into shape?'' And the answer came back a resounding ``yes.'' Harley was hard at work with new products and finding better ways to make better bikes. And Harley's shapeup was not relying just on the top management. Everyone from the boardroom to the factory floor was involved. No matter how we looked at it, we could see that everyone at Harley-Davidson was serious about getting into fighting shape. So, when I was told that you wanted a little more time to train, I said, ``Yes, kick on the engine, Harley, and turn on your thunder!''
And that's just what you did. You cut the hours of work needed to make a motorcycle by one-third. You cut inventory by two-thirds. You tripled the number of defect-free machines you shipped. And with productivity up, you kept price increases small, and on some bikes even lowered prices. You expanded your product line from 3 models 10 years ago to 24 today and once again became a leader in developing new motorcycle technology. And each year, on virtually every continent of the Earth, you're selling more and more bikes compared to your competition. You're the only major motorcycle manufacturer in the world to have increased production last year. Like America, Harley is back and standing tall.
Last weekend I read a statement by Harry Smith, the president of Local 175 of the International Association of Machinists, and said -- who said -- he said, I didn't -- he said: ``The tariffs helped to slow up the imports, and that helped us. But the backbone of our comeback as a company is our people here. They have a lot of skill and craftsmanship, and they went through a lot of hardship to get the company where it is today.'' Well, this is what we need to ensure a more competitive future for America, and this is precisely what I was talking about when I called for a ``quest for excellence'' in my State of the Union Address.
Earlier this year, I said it was time to begin a great American discussion about our future and how to prepare America for the world of the year 2000 and beyond. What kind of a country will we pass to our children? It includes being sure we make the best use of our science and technology; improving the climate for entrepreneurship and growth; working to build a fair, open, and expanding world economy; and finally, making sure that American education is the best in the world. Yes, it's a challenge for every American, the challenge of preparing America for the next century, and it's a challenge being met by those of you here at Harley-Davidson.
You know, when I heard your can-do spirit and then saw it confirmed here in my brief tour of your plant, it reminded me of something having to do back in a younger day of America, when Americans weren't the most popular people back overseas in the home countries from whence all of us sprang, because, I guess, when we did go back, we were a little brash as tourists. And this story has to do with an elderly couple who made their first trip back over there to the old country. And one point in their sightseeing, they were down below Mount Vesuvius -- you know, Pompeii was buried in ashes from the explosion there -- and the guide was telling them at great length about the force and the power and the heat energy and so forth -- all that Mount Vesuvius had. And in the midst of all of this talk about Mount Vesuvius, the old boy turned to his wife and says, ``Hell, we got a volunteer fire department home put that thing out in 15 minutes.'' [Laughter]
Well, you may not be putting out the fire of volcanoes, but you've shown you're just as effective. Just a few weeks ago, a year ahead of schedule, you said to us you didn't need any more breathing room. You were ready to take on the world. And in doing that, you gave some folks in Washington an important lesson about how we go about buying and selling with other nations. You see, we've shaken hands on an agreement with most of the other nations of the world, an agreement that sets the rules for international trade. We have problems, of course, with some of those nations -- the ones that don't let us sell to their people as freely as they sell to ours. But the agreement, called the GATT agreement -- that's the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade -- gives us ways of dealing with those problems, and it also gives us ways of giving industries the kind of breathing room we gave you. And if they're as serious as you were about shaping up -- now we're about to begin worldwide talks on how to make this agreement even stronger.
Because of the GATT agreement, when you were ready to sell more bikes around the world, no one stopped you. But now there are some in Congress who say, in effect, that the United States should break its word with the other countries. They say American workers need to run and hide from foreign competition, even if that means other countries will strike back by not letting you sell your bikes to their people. Well, Harley-Davidson has shown how wrong that is and what the truth is. American workers don't need to hide from anyone. America does best when America sticks by its word. And American workers can take on the best in the world, anywhere, anytime, anyplace. No one is better than you are.
You may have heard that my temperature's up about some trade legislation that's before the Congress right now. On TV the other night, it was called one of the toughest trade bills of this century. I remember the last time we had a so-called tough trade bill. It was called Smoot-Hawley, and they said it would protect American jobs. Instead, after other nations were through retaliating, it helped us -- or it helped give us, or at least deepened, the Great Depression of the 1930's. I'm probably the only one here that's old enough to remember that. I was looking for a job then. [Laughter] Twenty-five percent were unemployed, including me.
The Harley-Davidson example makes a very strong statement about how government, through the judicious application of our trade laws, can help the best and the brightest in American management and labor come together in ways that will create new jobs, new growth, and new prosperity. Government's role, particularly on the trade front, should be one of creating the conditions where fair trade will flourish, and this is precisely what has been done here. Our trade laws should work to foster growth and trade, not shut it off. And that's what's at the heart of our fair trade policy: opening foreign markets, not closing ours. Where U.S. firms have suffered from temporary surges in foreign competition, we haven't been shy about using our import laws to produce temporary relief. Now, there are those in Congress who say our trade policies haven't worked, but you here at Harley-Davidson are living proof that our laws are working. The idea of going to mandatory retaliation and shutting down on Presidential discretion in enforcing our trade laws is moving toward a policy that invites, even encourages, trade wars. It's time to work to expand the world market, not restrict it.
Today, as many as 10 million American jobs are tied to international trade, including many jobs right here at Harley. For more than a century, when America's trade with the world has grown, America has created more jobs. When trade has declined, so have the number of jobs. So, when it comes to making new jobs, free and fair international trade is America's big machine. It's time to gun the engines, not put on the brakes. Your chairman, Vaughn Beals, summed it up when he said, and I will quote him: ``We're sending a very strong message to our competitors and to the international industrial community that U.S. workers, given a respite from predatory import practices, can become competitive in a world market.''
The best way to meet foreign competition is also the right way: by sticking to our agreements with other countries and not breaking our promises, by making sure other countries also stick to their agreements with us, and by being the best. As America prepares for the 21st century, you've shown us how to be the best. You've been leaders in new technology. You've stuck by the basic American values of hard work and fair play. And I've heard that you have outstanding schools here in York that are teaching those values, too. I can't say that everyplace I've been, because we're still having a job getting some of our schools to catch up. Most of all, you've worked smarter, you've worked better, and you've worked together. And that's the American way.
You know, I received a letter not long ago. And I've been sharing this with some of your fellow Americans from podiums like this, because this letter pointed out something that I don't think any of us have ever stopped to think about. This man said that you can move to Greece, live in Greece, but you can't become a Greek. You can move to Japan, live there, but you can't become Japanese; or France and become a Frenchman; or German -- or become a -- all of these things. But he said, everybody or anybody from any corner of the world can come to America and become an American.
Well, as you've shown again, America is someplace special. We're on the road to unprecedented prosperity in this country -- and we'll get there on a Harley! Thank you. God bless you.
Note: The President spoke at 2:27 p.m. in a warehouse at the Harley-Davidson plant. He was introduced by Vaughn Beals, chairman of the board. In his opening remarks, the President responded to an audience member who shouted ``Where's Nancy?'' Following his remarks, the President returned to Washington, DC.


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Universal PropTech Announces Awards of Approximately $1 Million in BAS Projects and Services
Toronto, Ontario – October 14, 2021- Universal PropTech Inc. (TSXV: UPI | OTCQB:UPIPF | FSE:8LH) ("UPI" or the "Company") through it's wholly owned operating company, VCI Controls Inc., is pleased to announce contract awards of approximately $1 million in service contracts and project work in Building Automation Systems ("BAS"), in the month of September.
"We are very pleased that our BAS group has extended and renewed many of its service mandates with customers such as the Canadian Government and through their facility manager," commented Chris Hazelton, Chief Executive Officer, Universal PropTech Inc. "Service contracts lead to additional repair revenue, and we continue to aggressively pursue project work from these sites and growing our installed base. I think it's a great start to Fiscal 2022."
About Universal PropTech Inc.
Universal PropTech Inc. (TSXV: UPI | OTCQB: UPIPF | FSE: 8LH) is a leading building innovation company, selecting, integrating, deploying, and maintaining PropTech in healthy buildings. As trusted advisors, we provide holistic evidence-driven solutions and services for building developers, owners, and operators in Canada. UPI operates through its wholly owned subsidiary, VCI Controls Inc. ("VCI"), a leading supplier and integrator of PropTech healthy building solutions and services. VCI is an industry leader in the acquisition and deployment of intelligent building technology, including the integration of all building systems utilizing the latest in communications technologies and standards. VCI's business focuses on digital controls and mechanical services, performance monitoring, and energy efficiency solutions.
With headquarters in Toronto, Universal PropTech Inc. has offices across Canada including, Halifax, Montreal, and Ottawa. For more information, visit www.universalproptech.com.
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class Lineage < ApplicationRecord
  include ReadOnlyModel

  has_many :uniprot_entries,      foreign_key: 'taxon_id',      primary_key: 'taxon_id', class_name: 'UniprotEntry'

  belongs_to :name,               foreign_key: 'taxon_id',      primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'

  belongs_to :superkingdom_t,     foreign_key: 'superkingdom',  primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :kingdom_t,          foreign_key: 'kingdom',       primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :subkingdom_t,       foreign_key: 'subkingdom',    primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :superphylum_t,      foreign_key: 'superphylum',   primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :phylum_t,           foreign_key: 'phylum',        primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :subphylum_t,        foreign_key: 'subphylum',     primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :superclass_t,       foreign_key: 'superclass',    primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :class_t,            foreign_key: 'class',         primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :subclass_t,         foreign_key: 'subclass',      primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :infraclass_t,       foreign_key: 'infraclass',    primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :superorder_t,       foreign_key: 'superorder',    primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :order_t,            foreign_key: 'order',         primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :suborder_t,         foreign_key: 'suborder',      primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :infraorder_t,       foreign_key: 'infraorder',    primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :parvorder_t,        foreign_key: 'parvorder',     primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :superfamily_t,      foreign_key: 'superfamily',   primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :family_t,           foreign_key: 'family',        primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :subfamily_t,        foreign_key: 'subfamily',     primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :tribe_t,            foreign_key: 'tribe',         primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :subtribe_t,         foreign_key: 'subtribe',      primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :genus_t,            foreign_key: 'genus',         primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :subgenus_t,         foreign_key: 'subgenus',      primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :species_group_t,    foreign_key: 'species_group', primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :species_subgroup_t, foreign_key: 'species_subgroup', primary_key: 'id', class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :species_t,          foreign_key: 'species',       primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :subspecies_t,       foreign_key: 'subspecies',    primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :varietas_t,         foreign_key: 'varietas',      primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'
  belongs_to :forma_t,            foreign_key: 'forma',         primary_key: 'id',  class_name: 'Taxon'

  ORDER = %i[superkingdom kingdom subkingdom superphylum phylum subphylum
             superclass class_ subclass infraclass superorder order suborder
             infraorder parvorder superfamily family subfamily tribe
             subtribe genus subgenus species_group species_subgroup
             species subspecies varietas forma].freeze

  ORDER_T = %i[superkingdom_t kingdom_t subkingdom_t superphylum_t phylum_t
               subphylum_t superclass_t class_t subclass_t infraclass_t
               superorder_t order_t suborder_t infraorder_t parvorder_t superfamily_t
               family_t subfamily_t tribe_t subtribe_t genus_t subgenus_t
               species_group_t species_subgroup_t species_t subspecies_t
               varietas_t forma_t].freeze

  scope :with_names, -> { includes(ORDER_T) }

  # rails 4.2+ checks the values befor using them in queries
  # Eager loading the Taxa results in a range error if there are -1 values
  # http://metaskills.net/2015/01/06/activerecord-42s-type-casting/
  # This code disables the rangecheck for UnsignedIntegers
  module ActiveRecord::Type
    class UnsignedInteger
      def ensure_in_range(_value)
        true
      end
    end
  end

  def set_iterator_position(position)
    @iterator = position
  end

  def get_iterator_position
    @iterator
  end

  def has_next?
    @iterator = 0 if @iterator.nil?
    (ORDER.length > @iterator)
  end

  def next
    @iterator = 0 if @iterator.nil?
    result = ORDER[@iterator]
    @iterator += 1
    self[result]
  end

  def next_t
    @iterator = 0 if @iterator.nil?
    result = ORDER_T[@iterator]
    @iterator += 1
    send(result)
  end

  # returns an array containing the lineage names in the right order
  def to_a
    array = ORDER_T.map { |rank| send(rank) }
    array.map { |x| x.nil? ? '' : x.name }
  end

  def self.ranks
    ORDER
  end

  def hits
    self[:hits] || 1
  end

  # returns the Taxon object of the lowest common ancestor
  def self.calculate_lca_taxon(lineages)
    Taxon.find_by(id: Lineage.calculate_lca(lineages))
  end

  # calculates the lowest common ancestor
  # you shouldn't call this method directly but the calculate_lca method on the sequence
  def self.calculate_lca(lineages)
    return -1 if lineages.empty?

    lca = 1 # default lca
    ORDER.each do |rank|
      # only filter nil at species and genus
      current = if rank == :species || rank == :genus
                  lineages.map(&rank).find_all { |n| n.nil? || n > 0 }.uniq.compact
                else
                  lineages.map(&rank).find_all { |n| n.nil? || n > 0 }.uniq
                end
      return lca if current.length > 1 # more than one distinct element

      lca = current[0] unless current[0].nil? # save lca if this rank isn't nil
    end
    lca
  end

  # there's a column 'class' in the database which screws
  # up the getters. This method fixes that error.
  def self.instance_method_already_implemented?(method_name)
    return true if method_name == 'class'

    super
  end

  def class_
    self[:class]
  end
end

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The latest colorway of the Nike LeBron 11 is now available.
This Nike LeBron 11 comes in an armory slate, gamma blue and light armory blue colorway. Nicknamed the "Gamma Blue" edition, they feature a slate grey based upper with gamma blue and light armory blue accents. A general release, they are available now at select Nike accounts worldwide and were released on Saturday, November 16th, 2013. Retail is set at, $200.
Enjoy the official images below of the Nike LeBron 11 in armory slate, gamma blue and light armory blue. If you're interested in picking these up, check in with your local spots to see if they will be receiving them. Those of you looking for a pair now can, grab them from eBay here.


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Q: Is there a stable url to always get the default branch in github? In past you could in most cases just add blob/master/ to a github url get the raw file, i.e. https://github.com/jacoco/jbang-catalog/blob/master/jbang-catalog.json`
Now with old repos using master but new using main that trick don't work on new repos.
Is there a way to avoid having to do a call to the rest api to find default branch main ?
like a magic marker like blob/@default/ or similar ?

A: The solution is to use HEAD. That symbolic name will give you tip of the default branch no matter what its name is.

A: It's always been required to do an actual lookup of the default branch name because people have always been able to choose a default branch that differs from the default Git or GitHub offered.  It just used to be less common to use a name other than master, but many projects have long used a different name.
If you don't want to use the REST API, then you can look this up using Git:
$ git ls-remote --symref origin | head -n1
ref: refs/heads/dev     HEAD

In this case, the default branch is dev.
If you just want to get the object on the default branch in the GitHub user interface, then you can use HEAD: https://github.com/git/git/blob/HEAD/README.md.  Note that this doesn't work in a local repository, since HEAD refers to your locally checked out branch there.
Otherwise, if you actually want to know the name of the branch, then you'll need to query the API.  This is exposed in the REST API under default_branch and should also be available via the GraphQL API.

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%% Simulation Data
simu = simulationClass();               % Initialize simulationClass
simu.simMechanicsFile = '*.slx';        % Simulink Model File
simu.startTime = 0;                     % Simulation Start Time [s]
simu.rampTime = 100;                    % Wave Ramp Time [s]
simu.endTime=400;                       % Simulation End Time [s]
simu.dt = 0.1;                          % Simulation Time-Step [s]

%% Wave Information
% Regular Waves
waves = waveClass('type');              % Initialize waveClass
waves.period = 999;                          % Wave Period [s]
waves.height = 999;                          % Wave Height [m]

%% Body Data
% Flap
body(1) = bodyClass('hydroData/*.h5');          % Initialize bodyClass for Flap
body(1).geometryFile = 'geometry/flap.stl';     % Geometry File
body(1).mass = 127000;                          % Mass [kg]
body(1).inertia = [1.85e6 1.85e6 1.85e6];  % Moment of Inertia [kg-m^2]

% Base
body(2) = bodyClass('hydroData/*.h5');          % Initialize bodyClass for Base
body(2).geometryFile = 'geometry/base.stl';     % Location of Geomtry File
body(2).mass = 'fixed';                         % Creates Fixed Body

%% PTO and Constraint Parameters
% Fixed
constraint(1)= constraintClass('Constraint1');  % Initialize constraintClass for Constraint1
constraint(1).location = [0 0 -10];                  % Constraint Location [m]

% Rotational PTO
pto(1) = ptoClass('PTO1');                      % Initialize ptoClass for PTO1
pto(1).stiffness = 999;                                	% PTO Stiffness Coeff [Nm/rad]
pto(1).damping = 999;                                 % PTO Damping Coeff [Nsm/rad]
pto(1).location = [0 0 -8.9];                        % PTO Location [m]


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Courteney Cox Hilariously Jokes About How Real New Yorkers Eat Pizza
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By Naomi Kennedy/Dec. 9, 2022 8:53 am EST
The U.S. is home to at least 31 regional pizza styles, according to Food Network, and there's no better place than New York City to start trying them all. Tied with Rome for best pizzerias in the world in 50 Top Pizza's annual survey (via CNBC), 'za lovers can find several types of the Italian staple in the Big Apple. However, the aptly-named New York style is probably the most iconic of the bunch.
This particular variety is available just about everywhere you turn in the city – but you better not even think about grabbing yourself a slice if you don't know the proper methodology of chowing it down. Fortunately, "Friends" star Courteney Cox recently shared a few pointers on her Instagram page this week for all the NY pizza newbies of the world.
"First what you do is dab it. Get all the oil off," the actor instructed in the December 7 upload before explaining that "authentic New Yorkers" use utensils to cut off "a little bite at a time" while Sicilians "roll it like a pizza pie." Cox also showed how to scrape all the cheese to one area of the 'za, which she said you could rip off for someone craving double cheese, and even divulged an off-menu style of "special" pizza consisting of a piece of crust topped with scraps of the saucy base. "If you can get it in three bites then you're a real New Yorker," she explained before completing the feat herself.
Some people took Courteney Cox's pizza-eating parody a bit too seriously
You might think Courteney Cox knows all about being a New Yorker — she did play one on TV for ten years. But despite "Friends" being set in The Big Apple, The Hollywood Reporter says the show was actually filmed almost entirely in California, so Cox may not be the expert we all thought. Still, that didn't stop her from demonstrating how to eat a slice of New York-style pizza in a hilarious Instagram post that, as of this writing, has been liked over 245,000 times.
The actor's unconventional method got some support from diners at the pizza joint, though it should be noted that the video was very much a joke. And while some of Cox's followers were able to pick up on her sarcasm, like Academy Award-winner Mira Sorvino, who called Cox "hilarious," many others appeared to have missed the humor in her post. "I'm Italian and this is not acceptable!!!" Instagram user @silana_galfano commented. "As a native NYer, I've never been more offended," said another, while someone else explained what about the video made so many confused.
"The problem is, Courteney is so good a straight-faced comedy, I have no idea if this video is tongue-in-cheek or genuine. I have always wanted to go to New York but I've never been," they said. So what should you do when eating a slice of NY pizza? "You fold it in half and eat!!" one user exclaimed.


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Q: Send buffer as a download file to user I am trying to send a MS Excel buffer (built by JSZIP) as a download file to the client. Here's my code.
var fileBuffer;

workbook.generate(function(err, jszip) {
    if (err) {
        throw err;
    } else {
        fileBuffer = jszip.generate({type: "nodebuffer"});
    }
});

res.send(workbookBuffer);
}

since this is being called by a Service from the Client side;
ReportsService.fetch(values).then(function(response) {
    }, function(err){
        console.err(err);
    });

I get the buffer in response in the method above (which lies in the client.controller). I would like to have this behave as a file download to the user.


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7/28/2021 8:10:02 PM Reporting from Detroit,MI
Beaumont Health to require COVID-19 vaccine
https://www.beaumont.org/health-wellness/press-releases/beaumont-health-to-require-covid-19-vaccine
This mandate will go into effect after the FDA fully approves one or more of the current vaccines, which is expected early this fall.
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Mandate will apply to all employees, volunteers and providers who practice or work at a Beaumont facility
Due to the rapid spread of the highly contagious new Delta variant among unvaccinated people and to protect the safety of patients, employees and providers, Beaumont Health will make the COVID-19 vaccine mandatory for all employees and providers who practice medicine or work at Beaumont facilities.
This mandate will go into effect after the Food & Drug Administration fully approves one or more of the current vaccines, which is expected early this fall. However, if the positive rate for the surrounding communities begins to spike or Beaumont experiences a fourth pandemic surge, the COVID-19 vaccine will be mandated before full FDA approval.
"We have a duty to protect our patients and our staff. The Delta variant is the most contagious form of COVID-19. It spreads much faster than the original version of the virus. We want all Beaumont team members to stay healthy. The vaccine is the only safe and effective way to truly protect against COVID-19," Beaumont Health CEO John Fox said.
Anyone who works in a Beaumont facility, including employees, volunteers and providers who practice or work at Beaumont facilities, will be required to get the vaccine. Team members must be fully vaccinated within six weeks of full FDA approval of any viable COVID-19 vaccine. Team members who do not meet exemptions and refuse to get vaccinated will initially be suspended. Those who choose not to be vaccinated will no longer be allowed to work at Beaumont. Additional details regarding Beaumont's policy will be shared in the comings weeks.
"For more than a year, Beaumont has led Michigan in the fight against COVID-19. Through it all, the safety of our patients, their loved ones and our team members has been our number one priority. Our infection control procedures and the low local community positivity rate has enabled us to provide a safe environment. However, the new Delta variant changes the risk dynamic moving forward. This requirement is essential and continues our commitment to protecting and serving all Michiganders. Again, this reflects the reality of the new and more infectious COVID-19 variant that now presents additional risks for everyone," Fox added.
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