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M3AAWG -Messaging, Malware and Mobile Anti-Abuse Working Group
http://www.m3aawg.org
The Messaging, Malware and Mobile Anti-Abuse Working Group (M3AAWG) is where the industry comes together to work against botnets, malware, spam, viruses, DoS attacks and other online exploitation. We are the largest global industry association, with more than 200 members worldwide, bringing together all the stakeholders in the online community in a confidential, open forum. We develop cooperative approaches for fighting online abuse.
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MassTLC
http://www.masstlc.org
For more than 30 years, MassTLC has served as the premier network for thousands of companies and entrepreneurs seeking valuable connections. By connecting tech leaders, investors, academics, and policymakers, we help:
Accelerate innovation by fostering collaboration, knowledge sharing, and research
Grow tech businesses through peer groups, recruitment initiatives and networking
Provide technology leadership through local and national technology advancement
MassTLC leads numerous initiatives that connect, promote, and celebrate the Massachusetts technology ecosystem, including:
Hosting more than 70 conferences and events including signature events such as Boston TechJam, NewCo Boston, MassTLC Leadership Awards, and TRANSFORM
Building the talent pipeline for the future using our benchmarking research, mentoring programs like Technovation and CS EdWeek, career fairs, and job board
Advocating at the state and national level to help make the region one of the best places to innovate, connecting tech leaders with policymakers, and offering a collaborative platform to solve critical industry issues.
Kate Reynolds McLeod
Memphis Women in Technology
MWiT is an organically grown non-profit organization in Memphis, TN developed to empower, educate, support, and attract the female validity in a career path of information technology.
MentorNet
http://www.mentornet.net/
MentorNet, a division of Great Minds in STEM, connects STEM students from freshman year through the doctoral level with mentors working in a variety of STEM fields. Any STEM student in an accredited institution of higher education in the U.S. and professionals with STEM degrees may join our new open social network for mentoring at http://www.mentornet.org/join. More than 60% of MentorNet mentees are women and more than 30% are pursuing degrees in computing. We welcome mentors from any and all of NCWIT's partners.
Million Women Mentors
https://www.millionwomenmentors.com/
Million Women Mentors is a movement from STEMconnector to encourage girls and women to pursue STEM careers and leadership opportunities through the power of mentoring. Through our state volunteer efforts, corporate sponsorships, and nonprofit partnerships, we are aggregating, amplifying and advancing the incredible work of a variety of mentoring that is happening across the country, while calling to action all of our leaders for greater impact.
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Minnesota IT Services
Minnesota State - IT Center of Excellence
http://www.advanceitmn.org/
Minnesota State - IT Center of Excellenceis a center within the Minnesota State College and Universities (MnSCU) system. The Center's mission is to engage employers, educators, and learners to develop a more robust IT Workforce in Minnesota. The Center's vision is to position Minnesota as a top-ten regional economy for information technology careers as measured by total IT-related employment.
Women are the greatest untapped source of IT talent in Minnesota. Center leadership recognizes that numerous engagement strategies need to be employed to support high school age young women to choose a technology education and career pathway. Advance IT Minnesota endeavors to provide MnSCU enrolled students with IT learning and work-ready experiences to meet the needs and demands of technology-based and technology dependent businesses.
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Nikolai Zykov Theatre preserves and develops the art of puppetry based on the ancient traditions of different countries of the world by using innovative materials and technologies. Nikolai Zykov Theatre offers puppet performances for adults, children and family audience, master-classes for professionals and puppet lovers. All performances of Nikolai Zykov Theatre are wordless, can be presented on stages of any size, have minimum time for set up, have only 1 to 3 members of personnel and have no additional expenses for luggage.
Nikolai Zykov is a world famous puppeteer who has performed his puppet shows in more than 40 countries of Europe, Asia, Africa, North and South America. Nikolai Zykov has created and has made more than 200 unique marionettes, hand, rod, radio-controlled and innovative puppets. Nikolai Zykov is an author, director, artist and performer of over 20 puppet performances which have received many international awards for innovative creativity and outstanding performing mastery, including Awards of World UNIMA Congresses.


Winfield Grill is a bar and restaurant in North Winton Village. Their cuisine is a mix of American and Italian. They also serve breakfast and brunch. One of their specialties is "Buffalo chicken bits."
The tables are made of reclaimed bowling alleys and are branded with the Winfield logo.
I've been to the Winfield many, many times, and I wish that I could give it a better review, but the last 3 times (that I've been able to get in-2 other times the place was so packed it was impossible to!), the food has left me extremely unimpressed. Now, I know that they used to have a great fish fry, but since I now work on friday nights, I haven't been there for a fish fry in about 2 years, and the last time I DID have a friday night off, there was a 2 hour wait for a table!
What we HAVE done was have one Saturday dinner and 2 separate Sunday brunches there. Once, we stayed for the cheap free champagne that they only serve after noon (whoopee-big deal-$7/bottle bubbly...), and both times the brunch was, to be blunt, CRAP. The omelets were overcooked, the coffee was mediocre, the orange juice was WARM, and all you get for your toast was one measly container of concord grape jelly, same as at Gitsis! Heck, the breakfasts at Gitsis are better than this!
The one time we went for dinner, I didn't care much for the 2 specials that they had on the menu, so I tried a ground-steak patty. Boy, was THAT a mistake! The meat was overcooked (med-rare doesn't mean almost well done!), and the gravy was institutional garbage, like the crap they serve in grade school cafeterias. Even the fries were cheap and dry!
It's become glaringly obvious that the Winfield now has enough business that they no longer give a damn about actually serving decent food. With all those plasma screens on the walls in the bar area, it looks like they are catering to those who live vicariously through sports, and wouldn't know good food (or good beer) if it hit them on the head. The same thing happened to Jeremiahs a couple of years ago, and now I wouldn't even consider eating there.


Diabetes mellitus is usually not considered a single disease, but rather a group of three different disorders that appear to have different causes though they result in similar symptoms. Type I insulin-dependent diabetes, formerly known as juvenile-onset diabetes, accounts for only 5 to 10 percent of all diabetics. The condition usually develops suddenly and often initially appears in people under the age of 30, though it may occur at any age. Type I diabetics have lost the ability to produce insulin due to damage to the pancreas and the beta cells it normally contains that manufacture the important substance. Scientists have not yet determined specifically what causes the destruction of the pancreatic beta cells, but several possibilities have been suggested including genetics, autoimmune disorders, and viruses. Insulin injections are essential for the survival of individuals with Type I diabetes, and before they became available in the early twentieth century, most Type I diabetics died shortly after onset of the disease.


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A Quick Study on Social Issues
Packed Schedule of Free Screenings this Season for Cinema Politica
Fringe Arts by Jake Russell — Published January 20, 2013 | Comments
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Haiti: Where Did the Money Go?
The People of the Kattawapiskak River
Inside Lara Roxx
It's been a year of flaring passion in Quebec.
Whether it's stopping the proposed pipelines, protecting aboriginal communities and First Nations' rights, or fighting to keep tuition low, 2012 saw mass protests on a whole range of social injustices.
Here to screen the activism is Cinema Politica Concordia. Since 2004 it has been funded by a fee levy and donations. It provides the community with artistic works and informative documentaries for free.
Cinema Politica describes itself as a "media arts, non-profit network of community and campus locals that screen independent political film and video by Canadian and international artists throughout Canada and abroad."
Headed by coordinator Svetla Turnin, the group screens documentaries once a week in Concordia's H-110.
January Film Schedule
by Michele Mitchell. U.S. 2012.
Baseball In the Time of Cholera
by Bryn Mooser and David Darg. Haiti. 2011.
"In the United States alone, half of all households gave a total of $1.4 billion to charities, yet almost two years later more than half a million people still live in squalid camps," the film summarizes. "Only a few have access to drinking water. Sanitation is woefully inadequate. Malnutrition and cholera are on the rise. What happened?"
Haiti: Where Did the Money Go? investigates that question and more. Director Michele Mitchell has a bone to pick with the first aid organization Red Cross. After multiple trips to Haiti in the wake of the 2010 earthquake, she demands to know why relief is so sparse in the country. The film dedicates screen-time to both the residents of Haiti's camps and Red Cross officials. Svetla Turnin, coordinator of Cinema Politica, says the film "addresses the failures of the international aid complex and governments to effectively provide relief to the Haitian people."
Mitchell is a compassionate and likeable guide in the film, and the camps' conditions, such as some residents having only tarps to protect them from Hurricane Sandy, force the viewer to ask that same question.
The short Haitian documentary Baseball In the Time of Cholera will also be screened after Where Did the Money Go?. It deals more specifically with the cholera epidemic in Haiti and the U.N.'s denial of its role in introducing the disease to the country, despite overwhelming evidence indicating otherwise.
Haiti: Where Did the Money Go? and Baseball In the Time of Cholera in the Hall Building (Room H-110) / Jan. 21, 7:00 p.m. / Free
Screening will feature filmmakers and producers as guest speakers after the screenings. More information: www.canadahaitiaction.ca
by Alanis Obomsawin. Canada. 2012.
With the Idle No More movement making headlines in recent months, there's a good chance you've run into supporters displaying banners and feathers proudly on the streets of Montreal. Their chants and dances demand rights and justice for aboriginal communities across Canada.
The People of the Kattawapiskak River, directed by one of Canada's greatest documentary filmmakers, Alanis Obomsawin, is an account of the first cry that was heard around the world when Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence declared a state of emergency for her impoverished reservation in Northern Ontario.
The film brings viewers into the poverty-stricken village of Attawapiskat and lets the local Crees tell their stories while also covering the international media frenzy spurred by Spence's call for action.
Turnin says the film is "realistic, honest and beautifully shot," and it is an excellent way to provide context to the sweeping social cause Idle No More, an "organic movement to reclaim the voices of the people, and to preserve treaties, human rights, and the environment, while revisiting our relationship to Canada and ourselves."
Director Alanis Obomsawin will be present for a Q&A and discussion after the screening. More information on the movement here.
The People of the Kattawapiskak River in the Hall Building (Room H-110) / Jan. 28 at 7 p.m. / Free
Mia Donovan. Canada. 2011.
Coming from one of Concordia's grads, director Mia Donovan's Inside Lara Roxx follows a troubled Montreal girl's journey to L.A. to make it in the adult entertainment industry–only to contract HIV shortly thereafter.
The documentary is candid and unflinching as it presents Roxx's short-lived career in pornography, her various health issues (both physical and mental) and her trials in creating her own foundation for the protection of sex workers.
Donovan's interviews are extensive, including Roxx's mother, sister and former L.A. porn industry associates, her boyfriend "Wolf" (whose theatrics make him pop off the screen), the doctor who diagnosed her, her former drug counselors and many more.
The film opens in 2004 and concludes in 2010. The six-year span allows viewers to witness firsthand Roxx's highs and lows, and the ultimate transformation the film ends with.
A film critic and cinema professor at Concordia Matthew Hays said Donovan's portrayal of Roxx was accurate and honest.
"The topics of porn and HIV transmission could so easily have descended into tawdry exploitation," Hays said. "The director, Mia Donovan, manages to explore these issues while never patronizing Roxx. A powerful and moving film."
This film screening is in collaboration with the HIV/AIDS lecture series put on by Concordia University.
The screening features Lara Roxx as a guest speaker after the film.
Inside Lara Roxx in the Hall Building (Room H-110) / Jan. 31 at 7:00 p.m. / Free
For a full list of upcoming Cinema Politica screenings click here.
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Course Fee: $50 ($40 for students or if unemployed).
What is self-compassion and how this practice can help to relieve symptoms of stress, anxiety, depression and isolation.
How to start a self-compassionate practice using straight-forward practices such as the "Self-Compassionate pause" and "Soothe, Soften and Allow" developed by Dr. Kristen Neff.
Simple body movements and breathing exercises that help to foster a self-compassionate practice.
Mindfulness practices that will support a self-compassionate practice and bring a greater sense of connection with oneself, others and the present moment.
What you can expect: You will be welcomed into an open and warm environment, where participants are invited to sit in a circle of cushions on the floor, or can use chairs or a comfortable sofa. The afternoon begins with an opening meditation to ground and settle you, where you will be invited to set your intention for the workshop. The core foundations of Self Compassion will be introduced in an interactive, bilingual discussion format and participants are free to engage at the level they feel most comfortable. Throughout the afternoon, theoretical concepts are followed by self compassion meditations and exercises to help individuals embody the concepts in a real way. There is a break for tea and cookies half way through, as well as a time for light body stretching.
Emily is a trained teacher with the Center of Mindful Self Compassion and has received direct training under the guidance of Dr. Kristen Neff and Dr. Chris Germer. She has been teaching mindfulness-based groups for over 8 years and is excited to share her new passion for the growing area of mindful self compassion research and practice with you.
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St. Francis (Pa.) beats Bryant 67-63 in NEC tourney
LORETTO, Pa. (AP) — Keith Braxton registered 15 points and eight rebounds as St. Francis (Pa.) held off Bryant 67-63 in the quarterfinals of the Northeast Conference Tourney on Wednesday night.
Isaiah Blackmon had 14 points for St. Francis (Pa.) (17-13). Andre Wolford added 13 points. Jamaal King had 12 points and seven rebounds for the home team.
Bryant scored 19 points in the first half, a season low for the team.
Juan Cardenas had 17 points and seven rebounds for the Bulldogs (10-20). Joe Kasperzyk added 15 points. He also had seven turnovers but only one assist. Byron Hawkins had 15 points.
Adam Grant, who led the Bulldogs in scoring heading into the contest with 16 points per game, was held to only seven points on 3-of-10 shooting. Sabastian Townes, who was second on the Bulldogs in scoring entering the contest with 15 points per game, shot only 20 percent for the game (2 of 10).
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Let's check how to create a directory in Linux system. On Linux, we can use 'mkdir' command. Mkdir is short for "make directory".
In this article, I will show you 5 usage mkdir command to create directory on a Linux system.
From the screenshot above, we created a directory called office. When we run mkdir command, we are in /home/pungki directory. So then the new directory, which is office, is created under /home/pungki directory. If we put an exact location - for example : /usr/local - , then Linux will create a directory under /usr/local directory.
When Linux found that the directory which suppose to be created already exists, then the tool will telling us that it can't create it.
Another pre-requisite for creating a directory that you must have access to the location where the directory wants to be created. When you don't have it then mkdir will report an error.
The above command will create a directory named letter and give access privilege read-only for the directory owner, directory group owner and anybody.
Mkdir command is also one of the basic command that must known for everyone who want to learn Linux. As usual, you can always type man mkdir or mkdir --help to display mkdir manual page and explore it more detail.


Take the guesswork out of your diagnosis. This seminar is loaded with clinical pearls that will give you the confidence to address many imbalances patients exhibit. Designed for all doctors licensed to diagnose (MD, DC, DO, etc.) who are interested in becoming certified in applied kinesiology (all 8 sessions) and for chiropractors who are interested in just expanding their current structurally based practice (4 sessions).
This practical series is designed to introduce students and practicing physicians to the principles of Applied Kinesiology with hands-on workshops. No pro previous knowledge of AK is required. The hands-on applications provide insight into patient assessment, enabling you to easily apply what you have learned immediately in your practice. Take your assessment & adjusting abilities to a higher level by signing up today!


A smart monochrome design with touches of green give this home a sleek yet contemporary feel. With wooden flooring throughout, this light, bright property is the perfect base to work or relax in.
There is a small dining table and 4 chairs in the corridor and then spanning the length of one wall is the kitchen/ Modern with glossy, white cabinets and shiny, black worktops, there is a double oven, hob and microwave as well as dishwasher and toaster.
Designed in a monochrome colour scheme and features a large, flat screen TV, a fireplace, comfortable sofa, chairs, books, DVDs and a small alcove to use as a study area.
Bright and airy, this room has a king size bed and is a relaxed and calming retreat from the busy city outside. There is an en-suite shower attached.
This small room can fit a double air mattress and there is a small fitted wardrobe at the back of the room. Also benefits from an en-suite.
A shower room with W.C. and wash basin.
A light and open space with French Windows out the back opening onto a private, circular terrace with table and chairs.


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MSI GF75 Thin 8RC Laptop comes with price of Rs. 89990. This 17.3 in laptop comes with Windows Operating System installed. The CPU in the laptop is Intel Core i7-8750H with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Graphics Card. There is 1 TB HDD and 8 GB DDR4 RAM in this laptop which can be upgraded to 32 GB.
MSI Prestige PS42 8RB-060 Laptop comes with price of Rs. 273787. The screen size of this MSI laptop is 14 in and it comes with Windows Operating System installed. The CPU in the laptop is Intel Core i5-8250U with NVIDIA GeForce MX150 Graphics Card.There is 8 GB DDR4 RAM in this laptop which can be upgraded to 32 GB.
✓ The highlight of this model is 1.18 kg Weight which is great in this price range.
MSI Raider GE63 Gaming Laptop comes with price of Rs. 194800. This 15.6 in laptop comes with Windows Operating System installed. The CPU in the laptop is Intel Core i7 with NVIDIA Geforce RTX 2070 Graphics Card. There is 1 TB HDD and 16 GB DDR4 RAM in this model.
MSI Raider GE75 Gaming Laptop comes with price of Rs. 249790. The screen size of this MSI laptop is 17.3 in and it comes with Windows Operating System installed. The CPU in the laptop is Intel Core i7 with NVIDIA Geforce RTX 2080 Graphics Card. There is 1 TB HDD and 16 GB DDR4 RAM in this laptop .
✓ The highlight of this model is 8 GB GPU Memory which is best available in this price range. Along with this, this model also has 17.3 in Display Size.
MSI GF63 8RC-211IN Laptop comes with price of Rs. 67990. The screen size of this MSI laptop is 15.6 in and it comes with Windows Operating System installed. The CPU in the laptop is Intel Core i5-8300H with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Graphics Card. There is 1 TB HDD and 8 GB DDR4 RAM in this laptop which can be upgraded to 32 GB.
MSI GL62M 7REX Gaming Laptop comes with price of Rs. 99990. The screen size of this MSI laptop is 15.6 in and it comes with Windows Operating System installed. The CPU in the laptop is Intel Core i7 7th Gen with NVIDIA Geforce 1050Ti Graphics Card. There is 1 TB HDD and 8 GB DDR4 RAM in this model.
MSI GV62 8RE-050IN Gaming Laptop comes with price of Rs. 96990. The screen size of this MSI laptop is 15.6 in and it comes with Windows Operating System installed. The CPU in the laptop is Intel Core i7 (8th Gen) with NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1060 Graphics Card. There is 1 TB HDD and 16 GB DDR4 RAM in this model.
MSI GL63 8RC Gaming Laptop comes with price of Rs. 60990. The screen size of this MSI laptop is 15.6 in and it comes with Windows Operating System installed. The CPU in the laptop is Intel Core i5-8300H with NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1050 Graphics Card. There is 1 TB HDD and 8 GB DDR4 RAM in this model.
MSI GT83 8RG-007IN Laptop comes with price of Rs. 419990. The screen size of this MSI laptop is 18.4 in and it comes with Windows Operating System installed. The CPU in the laptop is Intel Core i7-8850H with NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1080 Graphics Card. There is 1 TB HDD and 32 GB DDR4 RAM in this laptop .
✓ The highlights of this model are 8 GB GPU Memory, 18.4 in Display Size and 8 Cells Battery Cells which are best available in this price range.


The SCANIA R-series Low loader truck with Caterpillar Bulldozer offers children realistic and active playing fun.
This SCANIA Low Loader Truck has a driver's cab that tilts forward to see the engine. The trailer of the Low Loader Truck is detachable. This SCANIA has soft rubber sculptured tires. The flat bed ramps lift up and are held by chains or can tilt down when the chains are unhooked. The CAT Bulldozer's blade and rake move up and down. The Bulldozer has real rubber tracks.


A tough-looking street performer has a rather unlikely soft side: his voice.
This street performer playing in front of the Strasbourg cathedral has a very unique voice, or should I say two voices? He can switch from his normal voice to a female voice effortless [sic].
While we recommend watching in full, if you're pressed for time, you can get a sense of the vocal range and seamless change by starting at about 1:45 into the clip.


A 15-year-old male came to clinic with a rash on his right arm that had been there for 2-3 days and was pruritic. He had helped a friend do some lawn care 3 days ago. There were no use of new soaps, lotions, detergents, etc. The past medical history revealed an ankle sprain 2 years previously due to sports. The pertinent physical exam showed a healthy male with an area on the inner right forearm ~7 centimeters around with raised red papules that generally were diffuse but some were linear. There were excoriations. The diagnosis of contact dermatitis (possibly poison ivy) was made. The patient was instructed to try some hydrocortisone 0.5% cream and an antihistamine for relief.
As the physician was closing the visit, the mother said, "He's been having a lot of problems remembering things lately." His mother said that he had been having problems remembering where clothing items were, when he was supposed to meet the family, and to turn in homework. This was unusual for him and she said that it had been happening for the past 3 weeks since the beginning of school. With further questioning, he had begun the football season, was playing in a special band group, and was taking a full-course of studies at school along with beginning 1 advanced placement class. He did agree that this was happening, and said it was a little difficult to manage the classwork and extracurricular activities. He was staying up much later than he had ever before to finish his homework. He denied any head trauma since football had started or before. His mother agreed that he was staying up much later and that his homework was done well, but just not being turned in.
When he was separately interviewed, he denied substance abuse, depression, mood problems and other stresses. He felt good about himself, his school, athletics, family and friends. He again denied any head trauma. His neurological examination was negative. The physician felt this was normal memory or attentional problems due to stress and sleep deprivation. He recommended more consistent sleep hygiene with catch-up naps on the weekends. The patient was going to use a homework folder along with some written reminders for school. He also agreed to immediately tell his coach and/or parent if he had any head trauma or possible head trauma with football. The family agreed to monitor him and if his symptoms worsened, changed, or new symptoms occurred then they would call for another clinic appointment.
Memory is the ability to recall prior experiences including visual, auditory and spatial relationships. Memory integrates experiences, thoughts and impressions together.
It is an important component of executive functioning and social interaction.
Memory loss in adults occurs normally with aging and is associated with retrieval problems from the frontal cortex. Normal adult memory loss does not affect activities of daily living and is concerning if it does. For children, many memory problems are because of normal development (i.e. too young to remember where an item was left) or are temporary and/or situational (i.e. adolescent in chaotic household and can't remember where car keys were left or where supposed to meet friends, etc).
Memory problems that affect function, activities of daily living, appear progressive, appear to involve other cognitive functioning, or that are concerning to the patient, family or friends should be evaluated. Memory problems sometimes are difficult to separate out from attentional problems (e.g. attention deficit disorder, depression) or early mental status changes (e.g. absence seizure, drug abuse). Neuropsychiatric testing may be necessary to help sort out memory and other cognitive deficits.
Physical examination should include, attention to the eyes for ophthalmoplegia or papilledema (increased intracranial pressure), and a neuroexamination including looking for myoclonus, focal motor or sensory problem (tumor, stroke). Skin, hair or weight problems may indicate hypothyroidism. Mental status examination may also help with screening for psychiatry or social problems.
Substance abuse – alcohol, marijuana, etc.
1. What are indications for drug testing in adolescents and how should adolescent confidentiality be handled?
2. What cognitive effects can unrecognized head trauma present with?
3. When would neuroimaging be indicated for memory or cognitive problems?
Information prescriptions for patients can be found at MedlinePlus for these topics: Memory and Brain Disease.
Fenichel GM. Clinical Pediatric Neurology. 4th Edit. W.B. Saunders Co. Philadelphia, PA. 2001;47-52.
Rudolph CD, et.al. Rudolph's Pediatrics. 21st edit. McGraw-Hill, New York, NY. 2003:2204.
Rosenbloom MH. Chao SZ. Thai JN, Geschwind MD. Evaluation of Memory Deficit. Epocrates Online. Available from the Internet at https://online.epocrates.com/u/2911710/Evaluation+of+memory+deficit/Differential/Overview (rev.12/14/2010, cited 9/19/2011).


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Bugdroid The Android Robot Made From Lego Bricks!
The Android logo build out of legos!
Now most of my friends know I am a HUGE Apple fan, but I like to think of myself as OS agnostic. I am by no means a fanboy I do have a preference for IOS over Android and OS X over Windows though I do/ have own products with all three operating systems.
Anyways I thought this little Droid was kind of awesome and worth sharing so here he is! make sure you click the support button if you want to see this go into production.
If you are curious this was designed in Lego Digital Designer a free product from Lego that helps you design your own creations and create brick lists. If you love Legos you may be interested in supporting this Jawa Sandcrawler or the Mars Curiosity Rover as well.


Yahoo! Great news. Not only can you now pre-order LAWLESS (we're talking about a wait of only 3 days at this point) but you can do so at a discount–$2.99 for a 163,000 word anthology filled with lots of bad boys. This puppy releases on the 17th, just one day before my birthday. I couldn't ask for a cooler gift.
← Lawless coming November 17th!


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The R33 Nissan Skyline GT-R Is Way Better Than You Remember
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A phenomenological study of anticipated intimacy and sexual expression needs of aging male and female baby boomers.
The purpose of this study was to understand the phenomenon of how heterosexual Baby Boomers define and understand intimacy, sexual expression, along expectations and desires relating to their respective expressions across the lifespan through their individual experiences and reflections. A set of guiding questions were used in a hermeneutic phenomenological qualitative research design. Data was gathered from thirteen subjects (n=13) using the Rappaport Time Line (RTL) that was used to develop individualized semi-structured interviews and follow-up interviews that were professionally transcribed. These were coded to identify emergent themes. Results of the study provided insight into the phenomenon of how heterosexual Baby Boomers define and understand intimacy, sexual expression, expectations and desires relating to their respective expressions across the lifespan.
Oak, Charles Shawn, "A phenomenological study of anticipated intimacy and sexual expression needs of aging male and female baby boomers." (2015). Electronic Theses and Dissertations. Paper 2323.


Colorfall is a round-based party game, with an objective of hunting down and standing on specific colored blocks.
/game – Open the games menu.
The objective of Colorfall is to hunt down and stand on a specific colored block, which is specified at the beginning of each round. There are multiple blocks of the same color, so you must look carefully around the map to locate the correct ones.
There are an unlimited number of rounds; the game will only end once all players but one are out of lives. Each round lasts 15 seconds by default, but may be extended if a special item is used. At the end of each round, all blocks except for those of the specified color will disappear, and players in an incorrect location will fall to their doom. They will be able to re-join at the beginning of the next round.
Special items have a small chance of being granted at the beginning of each new round, and give their owners useful abilities in order to help them win the game.
Clock – Extend the round time by five seconds.
Colored Dye – Change the color of a block.
Emerald – Randomize some colored blocks.
Feather – Check if a block is the safe color of this round.


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The Jungle Book Star Neel Sethi Wants To Make A Sequel
The Jungle Book was a major hit for Disney this year, combining a reimagined version of the studio's animated classic with cutting-edge visual effects and the voices of some of Hollywood's biggest stars, all centered around a starmaking turn by first time actor Neel Sethi as Mowgli. It's been confirmed that a sequel is in the early stages of development (with both screenwriter Justin Marks and director Jon Favreau reportedly returning) but details on a followup are scare to be found, beyond that.
Reports of a sequel to The Jungle Book being in the works emerged even before the film opened in theaters this year, and is widely seen as an inevitability for the Mouse House. However, there's been no official confirmation made yet as to what sort of story the next chapter in the story of Mowgli and his friends would tell. In the meantime though, Mowgli actor Neel Sethi has weighed in on the hypothetical sequel.
The interview (a full version of which will run here on Screen Rant soon) covered a variety of topics related to The Jungle Book and to the burgeoning career of Sethi, who scored the role after a wide-ranging talent search was undertaken to find the film's sole human character. Since then, the young star has added acting to an extensive list of prospective grown-up careers he hopes to undertake (including dentistry and playing football, basketball and baseball); and when asked about the prospect of a sequel replied, "Well, I really want to do it and I hope I can; but no idea what they're doing or how they're going to do it. But I want to do it, yeah!"
While it may seem unusual for the actor of the main character of a prospective film to have not been appraised of its likelihood of happening, it's difficult to know what direction Disney might take for an official follow-up. Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book novel doesn't have a canonical sequel, and previous attempts to imagine what might come next for Mowgli (including an earlier live-action film from Disney and director Stephen Sommers in the 1990s) have sometimes rejoined the character as an adult – which might require an older actor. However, it's also worth noting that the new Jungle Book does not share the same ending as most prior versions.
Disney did produce a direct-to-video sequel to its animated Jungle Book, featuring a "civilized" Mowgli returning for a second jungle adventure accompanied by a human friend. However, the studio is also no stranger to capitalizing on the popularity of the animal characters separately. In one of the more unusual spin-off productions in the company canon, Disney's TV division produced an animated series in the '90s called Tale Spin, which featured Jungle Book characters like Baloo, King Louie and Shere Khan reimagined as citizens of a vaguely 1940s-set city of anthropomorphic animals built around an aviation-based economy with Baloo working as a bush pilot.
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Once you know the deadline for your dissertation, try setting goals that break the long-form writing project up into realistic chunks. Establish personal deadlines for yourself so that you have goals based on where you want to be by a certain point. For example, if your dissertation is due in November and you begin writing it on September 1st, decide how much you should have done by the end of September. Your goals may be as simple as "Have the outline completed by September 22nd" or as specific has "Have the outline completed, edited, and facts verified by 12:00pm September 22nd".
Either way breaking your dissertation up into more "do-able" pieces makes it a lot easier to complete within the allotted amount of time. Goal setting is also an effective strategy for avoiding procrastination and assuring that you stay on the right track.
Chances are that along with writing your dissertation you will also have a regular semesters worth of coursework as well as other commitments. For this reason it is important that you schedule specific time to work on your dissertation. Basically, along with everything else that you need to get done, you have to find time to prioritize your paper or else it will never get finished. A quality dissertation requires over 100 hours of work! So it is a good idea to create a schedule to make sure that you dedicate time for writing.
Setting up goals and making a schedule is all fine and dandy but if you don't have someone holding you to your obligations you may find yourself avoiding your commitments. This is why it is a good idea to find a peer or mentor to keep you focused.
Look for a mentor in your College or Universities faculty to check in with your progress and help with the writing process. Or, you can enlist a peer who is also working on their own dissertation to work along with you so that you can help inspire one another to get it done.
Dissertation writing isn't easy, but it is the last step in achieving your final goal. If the faculty committee accepts your dissertation then you will earn your PhD. All of your hard work and dedication will be eventually pay off. When you first start writing it may seem like an impossible ambition. However, if you keep your eye on the goal and remind yourself of your aspirations every day, you will be able to stay motivated enough to get it done.


This reminds me of the movie 'Twister'; when that scientist guy mentions 'a very pronounced hook' in the storm cell..
[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON May-31-02 AT 08:55PM (EDT)[/font][p]Part of that system passed through my neck of the woods this morning (30 miles east of Buffalo, NY).But i'll tell ya, craziest weather I ever saw. Started raining at about 8am and was on and off right till it cleared up at 4:30. Wierdest part was the sudden downpours that would instantly go silent after about 5 min. and then pick up right where it left off. No twisters to speak of out here though, and they aren't exactly the rarest thing either.
P.S. being a bicyclist, i've found Weatherbug to be quite invaluable at times.
P.S. - Twister is a great film!
Aaah, that�s nothing, come visit tornado alley in May or October!
Seriously, North Texas (& Oklahoma) has some vicious thunderstorms. The pictures of the storms you all posted are very common during the spring and fall, especially the forming of the �hooks�, very scary. Along with the tornados, we get tons of hail. Imagine grapefruits and golf balls falling out of the sky everywhere.


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Utah reports a record 9,813 new COVID-19 cases Tuesday – Salt Lake Tribune
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A record 9,813 new coronavirus cases were reported in Utah in the past day, the Utah Department of Health announced Tuesday.
It marked the third day recently where daily new cases exceeded 9,000. Before last week, the highest number of new cases reported in a single day was 4,207, announced more than a year ago, on Dec. 30. 2020.
The rolling seven-day average of new positive cases continues to climb, now at 8,524 — the highest it has been since the pandemic began. Before last week, the highest that figure had ever been was 3,392, reported on Nov. 22, 2020.
Hospitalizations continued to climb, with 579 Utahns concurrently hospitalized with the coronavirus — putting Tuesday's patient count in the top 3% of the pandemic. ICU patient counts were lower, with 178 Utahns with COVID-19 requiring intensive care.
ICUs in Utah's larger, "referral" hospitals were at 88% capacity, which is down from Monday's 96% but still above the 85% threshold that hospital administrators have said is necessary to leave room for shifting staff levels, new patients and availability of specialized equipment and personnel.
The health department on Tuesday also reported 15 more COVID-19 deaths, three of which occurred before Dec. 11, officials advised.
The number of children getting vaccinated continues to climb: 104,217 children ages 5-11 have received at least one dose since they became eligible. That is 28.6% of kids that age in Utah, according to the health department. And 72,329 of those kids have been fully vaccinated — 19.8% of that age group.
Find where to get vaccinated at coronavirus.utah.gov/vaccine-distribution.
Find where to get tested at coronavirus.utah.gov/utah-covid-19-testing-locations.
Breakdown of updated figures
Vaccine doses administered in the past day/total doses administered • 11,321 / 4,659,643.
Number of Utahns fully vaccinated • 1,920,838 — 58.7% of Utah's total population.
Cases reported in the past day • 9,813.
Cases among school-age children • Kids in grades K-12 accounted for 2,012 of the new cases announced Tuesday — 20.5% of the total. There were 680 cases reported in children aged 5-10; 423 cases in children 11-13; and 909 cases in children 14-18.
Vaccination status • Health officials do not immediately have or release the vaccination status of individuals who test positive, who are hospitalized, or who die. They do calculate the overall risk ratios of these outcomes depending on vaccination status, which is listed below.
Tests reported in the past day • 22,727 people were tested for the first time. A total of 44,349 people were tested.
Deaths reported in the past day • 15. (UDOH did not indicate in its breakdown which deaths occurred before Dec. 11.)
Salt Lake County reported five deaths: two women ages 25 to 44; two women ages 65 to 84; and a man age 65 to 84.
Davis County reported three deaths, all women: one age 65 to 84, and two 85 or older.
Weber County also reported three deaths: two women — one age 45 to 64, the other age 65 to 84 — and a man who was 85 or older.
Utah County reported two deaths, a man and a woman both 85 or older.
A Tooele County man age 25 to 44 also died, as did a San Juan County man age 65 to 84.
Utahns currently hospitalized with COVID-19 • 579. That is 38 more than reported on Monday. Of those currently hospitalized, 178 are in intensive care — four fewer than reported on Monday.
Percentage of positive tests • Under the state's original method, the rate is 43% in the past day. That is higher than the seven-day average of 33.6%.
The state's new method counts all test results, including repeated tests of the same individual. Tuesday's rate was 22.1%, lower than the seven-day average of 23%.
[Read more: Utah is changing how it measures the rate of positive COVID-19 tests. Here's what that means.]
Risk ratios • In the past four weeks, unvaccinated Utahns were 15.7 times as likely to die of COVID-19 than vaccinated people were, according to a Utah Department of Health analysis. The unvaccinated also were 7 times as likely to be hospitalized, and 1.9 times as likely to test positive for the coronavirus.
Totals to date • 715,996 cases; 3,922 deaths; 28,593 hospitalizations; 4,456,737 people tested.
— This story is developing and will be updated.
Tips for COVID-19 recovery at home – WEAU
Bill Gates Says Countries Will Report 'Far Fewer' Cases Of Covid-19 After Omicron Hits Peak – Forbes
COVID-19 live updates: White House to make 400 million N95 masks available for free – ABC News
Covid-19, Endemic or Not, Will Still Make Us Poorer – The Wall Street Journal
UPDATE: Fauquier reports 3 COVID-19 deaths, 9 hospitalizations in Wednesday's data – Fauquier Times
How the body's immune system tries to fight off COVID-19 – Los Angeles Times
TikTok owner ByteDance cuts investment team amid China crackdown – Reuters
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Custom designed Front-Panel for DIY Dual LA2A builds.
We used for our DIY Dual La2a demounit the double layerd pcb of [silent:arts].
"In / Bypass" that is not predrilled that you have the option to drill two bypass switches for each channel or one switch for both channels.
Power switch is on the right site, far away from sensitive electronic to prevent hum.
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Justia US Law US Codes and Statutes Arkansas Code 2010 Arkansas Code Title 6 - Education Subtitle 2 - Elementary And Secondary Education Generally Chapter 18 - Students Subchapter 7 - Health § 6-18-703 - School-based health clinics.
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2010 Arkansas Code
Title 6 - Education
Subtitle 2 - Elementary And Secondary Education Generally
Chapter 18 - Students
Subchapter 7 - Health
§ 6-18-703 - School-based health clinics.
6-18-703. School-based health clinics.
(a) (1) (A) No school-based health clinic may be established in a public school until requested by resolution by the school board of directors, and no child shall receive school-based health clinic services without parental consent. Parental consent to contraceptive services and condom distribution shall be specific, in writing, and maintained in the student's health records.
(B) (i) All school-based clinics shall maintain accurate records of the distributing and prescribing of contraceptives and condoms.
(ii) The number of pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases among students in the schools with school-based clinics shall be transmitted annually to the school board of directors.
(iii) Records maintained under this section are part of the confidential medical record of the student. Numerical or statistical data required to be maintained under this subsection may not be released in a manner that reveals the identity of or any other information contained in the file of the student.
(2) If the board of directors establishes a school-based health clinic, the board of directors shall retain absolute control over the operations and programs offered by the clinic.
(3) Schools that offer sex education in school-based health clinics shall include instruction in sexual abstinence, and no funds shall be utilized for abortion referral.
(b) When any local school board of directors elects to maintain a school-based health clinic in the school, any Department of Health employee working in the clinic shall be subject to the supervision and control of the school board of directors.
(c) (1) No state funds shall be used for the purchase or dispensing of contraceptives or abortifacients in public schools.
(2) Local school boards of directors retain the sole authority over whether and to what extent family planning education is provided in clinics, including any purchase or distribution of contraceptives.
(3) Notice of family planning clinic intentions by a school district shall be given thirty (30) days in advance of a public meeting of the school board of directors.
(d) It is hereby recognized that sexual activity by students places our youths at increased risk of pregnancy and the contraction of acquired immune deficiency syndrome and other sexually transmitted diseases, and it is the policy of the State of Arkansas to discourage such sexual activity. The school board of directors of every school district that associates itself with distributing, recommending, or prescribing condoms or contraceptives shall adopt a resolution acknowledging that there are risks associated with teen sexual activities. It is further required that every public school and public health department sex education and acquired immune deficiency syndrome prevention program shall emphasize premarital abstinence as the only sure means of avoiding pregnancy and the sexual contraction of acquired immune deficiency syndrome and other sexually transmitted diseases.
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The net neutrality debate in the US over a free and open internet or one where internet speeds are fastest for companies willing to pay for them is reaching fever pitch in the US. And it's not helped by the fact the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is opting for a compromise.
Up until recently the internet was a pretty egalitarian place for internet companies. However, simmering resentment among telcos and ISPs that the networks they built are creating vast profits for born-on-the-internet companies, such as Google and Facebook, while they aren't getting their share of the pie means they intend to get their dues.
For years, a tense stand-off ensued but the bare bones reality reared its head earlier this year with throttling – slowing down speeds, which in turn affect end performance for customers. Video-streaming player Netflix even had to reach a financial deal with mass media and communications company Comcast in order to resume normal service.
The FCC is preparing to propose new rules today that while on the one hand promise to enshrine net neutrality and ensure consumers don't pay extra for reasonable quality download speeds, still allow ISPs to give preferential treatment to certain traffic as long as it is on "commercially reasonable terms", The Wall Street Journal reported.
In other words, it's a compromise that only delays the matter rather than resolving it.
The big questions are, do the new rules mean ISPs and telcos have won the war for net neutrality and will it mean new products will emerge that will require extra fees for streaming and performance levels consumers may take for granted today?
Another question worth asking is if the demise of net neutrality becomes a reality in the US, what does that mean for other geographies, such as Europe and Asia? After all, most internet and telecoms trends have come traditionally from North America.
It's an interesting question considering all the work the EU, under the leadership of European Commission vice-president Neelie Kroes, has done to ban mobile roaming charges by December 2015, for example.
Fortress Europe might be the bulwark that protects net neutrality as consumers know it, but will it withstand the inevitable tides of change that emanate from the US?
It's hard to say, but it looks like the new FCC proposals are a victory for telcos and ISPs over consumers and internet sites.


As I am now putting the archives of this blog in their own directory on the server they were not rendering with my style sheet. This was because I had a relative link in my template rather than an absolute one. I've now changed this and hopefully every page should render in this awfully nice green tone.
It looks especially good on my electromagnetically damaged monitor at work, the closest metaphor I can use is probably "bogey green". Nice.


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Monday's Top Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades: AT&T, ADM, Chevron, FedEx, Intel, Meta, Qualcomm and More
The futures were fairly positive to start out the week, coming off a relatively tumultuous trading week. Last week began with an incredibly rally on Monday and Tuesday and then gave most of it back on Wednesday and Thursday, but Friday edged out a gain. It remains to be seen what this week holds for the markets and if October can close out with a gain.
Treasury yields slowed after what has been a ridiculous rise last week that saw the 10-year Treasury note briefly hit a 14-year high at just above 4.3%. A report from The Wall Street Journal signaled that the Federal Reserve may be slowing the pace of its interest rate hikes in the future, following the upcoming meeting on November 1 and 2.
West Texas Intermediate crude was trading just below $83.50 a barrel Monday morning, falling significantly from Thursday's high of $87. This comes after WTI bottomed out around $76 less than one month ago. Crude is still looking for a direction in general, but with President Biden's recent move to release an additional 15 million barrels of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, it may be heading lower into the end of the year.
24/7 Wall St. reviews dozens of analyst research reports each day of the week with a goal of finding fresh ideas for investors and traders alike. Some of these daily analyst calls cover stocks to buy. Other calls cover stocks to sell or avoid. Remember that no single analyst call should ever be used as a basis to buy or sell a stock. Consensus analyst target data is from Refinitiv.
These are the top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Monday, October 24, 2022.
Aaron's Co. Inc. (NYSE: AAN): BofA Securities downgraded the stock to Underperform from Neutral and has a $6.50 price target. The consensus target is $14.53. Friday's close was at $8.71.
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (NASDAQ: AMD): HSBC Securities initiated coverage with a Hold rating and a $60 price target. The consensus target is $99.93. The shares closed on Friday at $58.82.
Analog Devices Inc. (NASDAQ: ADI): Barclays downgraded the stock to Equal Weight from Overweight and cut the $180 price target to $140. The consensus target is $189.51. The shares closed on Friday at $146.59.
Applied Materials Inc. (NASDAQ: AMAT): The Zacks Bear of the Day stock has been hit by new U.S. government restrictions on China, points out the analyst. Shares have traded as high as $167.06 in the past year but closed most recently at $82.42. That is down more than 47% year to date.
AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T): Raymond James upgraded the stock to Strong Buy Outperform and has a $24 price target. The shares closed at $17.10 up over 2% on the day. The consensus price target is $20.20.
Avis Budget Group Inc. (NASDAQ: CAR): J.P. Morgan upgraded the stock to Overweight from Neutral and raised the $230 price target to $231. The consensus target is $225.67. The stock closed flat on Friday at $189.35.
Chevron Corp. (NYSE: CVX): HSBC Securities downgraded the stock from Buy to Hold with a $177 price target. The shares last closed at $173.19, and the $181.72 consensus target is just below the 52-week high.
Continental Resources Inc. (NYSE: CLR): Raymond James downgraded the stock to Market Perform from Outperform. Shares most recently closed at $74.00, with a consensus price target of $74.58.
Danaher Corp. (NYSE: DHR): Benchmark downgraded the stock to Hold from Buy. The consensus target is $307.74. Friday's close at $244.59 was less than a 1% loss for the day.
FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX): Wells Fargo downgraded the stock to Equal Weight from Overweight and cut the price target to $160 from $199. Shares have traded as high as $266.79 in the past year but closed most recently at $153.23, which is down about 33% in the past quarter.
Harley-Davidson Inc. (NYSE: HOG): Citigroup initiated coverage with a Neutral rating and a $40 price target. The consensus target is $44.88. The stock closed most recently at $35.90.
Intel Corp. (NASDAQ: INTC): HSBC Securities started coverage with a Reduce rating and a $23 price target. The consensus target is $34.74. The last trade on Friday was reported at $26.97.
Lululemon Athletica Inc. (NASDAQ: LULU): Zacks named this yoga apparel leader its Bull of the Day stock. The analyst cites its valuation and outlook, given its ongoing expansion through diversification. The shares last closed at $298.63, and its $382.46 consensus price target represents about 28% upside.
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PFR Home Page > Boxscores > San Diego Chargers at St. Louis Cardinals - November 20th, 1983
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San Diego Chargers at St. Louis Cardinals - November 20th, 1983
Coach: Jim Hanifan
Coach: Don Coryell
Start Time: 1:00pm
Stadium: Busch Stadium
San Diego Chargers 0 7 0 7 14
St. Louis Cardinals 7 30 7 0 44
Cardinals Pat Tilley 71 yard pass from Neil Lomax (Neil O'Donoghue kick) 0 7
Cardinals Neil O'Donoghue 39 yard field goal 0 10
Cardinals Earl Ferrell 11 yard rush (Neil O'Donoghue kick) 0 17
Cardinals Doug Marsh 10 yard pass from Neil Lomax (Neil O'Donoghue kick) 0 24
Cardinals Neil Lomax 1 yard rush (Neil O'Donoghue kick) 0 31
Cardinals Neil Lomax 11 yard rush 0 37
Chargers Chuck Muncie 1 yard rush (Rolf Benirschke kick) 7 37
Cardinals Ottis Anderson 1 yard rush (Neil O'Donoghue kick) 7 44
Chargers Kellen Winslow 24 yard pass from Ed Luther (Rolf Benirschke kick) 14 44
Passing, Rushing, & Receiving Table
Ed Luther
SDG 24 50 338 1 3 6 57 46 51.9 0 0 0 0 0 0
Wes Chandler
SDG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 98 0 23
Pete Holohan
SDG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 8 0 8
Chuck Muncie
SDG 0 0 0 0 0 13 21 1 12 0 0 0
Earnest Jackson
SDG 0 0 0 0 0 5 20 0 6 0 0 0
Kellen Winslow
SDG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 117 1 46
Charlie Joiner
SDG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 78 0 28
Eric Sievers
SDG 0 0 0 0 0 1 -7 0 -7 2 37 0 26
Neil Lomax
STL 12 20 247 2 1 4 42 71 116.0 3 10 2 11 0 0 0
Ottis Anderson
STL 0 0 0 0 0 28 113 1 11 2 44 0 40
Wayne Morris
STL 0 0 0 0 0 4 22 0 9 1 9 0 9
Stump Mitchell
STL 0 0 0 0 0 4 17 0 8 0 0 0
Earl Ferrell
STL 0 0 0 0 0 1 11 1 11 0 0 0
Pat Tilley
STL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 90 1 71
Roy Green
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Minister for Digital and Financial Services says DLT 'most insulated' from no-deal Brexit scenario
Albert Isola says that companies working with Distributed Ledger Technology are prepared for Brexit, and that the nature of the industry means that it is perhaps the area of Gibraltar's economy which would be 'most insulated' from the potential damage of a no-deal scenario. The Minister for Digital and Financial services also commented on an EU legal draft on digital assets which was leaked recently, saying Gibraltar already adheres to many of the standards being considered, and that 'we will be part of the process' as it unfolds. Speaking after the government released updated guidance notes, which he said have been updated and refreshed, Mr Isola said this is a technology-driven business and as such requires frequent reassessment.
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Henry Cecil's talent has straddled racing for decades, yet a more unassuming and diffident gentleman you could not hope to meet (although one would hope to meet him).
I have seen him, with his horses, up close a few times and I am always taken with how he looks at his horses. I have probably mentioned it before. His head is usually slightly to one side as if he is listening to what they cannot say, and his eyes literally drink them in. It is the look of love, but it is more than that. It is also the look that confirms the adage the eye of the Master maketh the horse.
Sir Henry's eye has made many a horse, and we can look forward to seeing his latest, and perhaps eventually greatest, superstar Frankel on Tuesday in the St James' Palace Stakes at Ascot.
It worked out exactly as I wanted it to work out and how I'd planned. I thought he could do it like that if he relaxed from the front. Having been in front so long, he was wondering where all the other horses were. He was going to sleep and waiting for them but that's not a bad thing. He hasn't taken too much out of himself. I thought if it was going to be a muddling pace, I didn't want to put him out of his stride.
Slip Anchor did in the Derby but it's not an easy thing to do. When I saw him him six lengths clear I thought we'd done the right thing. We will sit and think (about taking chance in Derby). I've ideas but we'll think. Once I have talked to the Prince and worked it out together then we'll let you know. He is in the Dante. We will see how he comes out of this and what we want to do. Whether he will get a mile and a half is another matter. If he was more of a miler then there is the St James's Palace. We will leave all options open. If he is very well and he ran in the Dante we could easy bring him back a couple of furlongs at Ascot. We want to do the right thing and leave it completely open. Just go very carefully.
It's very difficult to put years together, different generations. We've seen some fantastic horses in our time. He must come up into that category. He is a very, very good horse. Greatness is important for English racing too, for the public who love their racing to haveo a champion. We've had with Arkle, Mill Reef, Sea The Stars and other horses. It's important to have something for everyone to look forward to.
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Frankel did Sir Henry proud on the Knavesmire this afternoon. I remembered I had written a paean of praise to the man previously and as he greeted Frankel today I thought that although Sir Henry is clearly not as well as we would like, nothing in his manner around his horses has changed.
To see him with Frankel, looking him over, giving him a scratch, it was the best thing.


Cong. Lord Allan Jay Velasco of the Lone District of Marinduque paid a courtesy call to the office of Sec. Roy Cimatu of the Department and Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) on January 25, 2018. Congressman Velasco expressed his concern over the present condition of the structures left by Marcopper Mining Corporation in the province and the need to address the structural breaches in the mines and dams at the old mining site.
Twenty years after Marcopper Mining disaster, the structures still pose an immediate threat to the life and health of the residents of Marinduque. Velasco also brought up the rehabilitation of the affected areas.
Cimatu expressed his strong support towards the effort to rehabilitate and clean-up of the critical areas involved. He agreed to allocate the resources of DENR and to cooperate with the office of the congressman to address the situation.
In addition, Velasco discuss his advocacy for the development of bamboo industry in the province. He also expounded the benefits of bamboo to the environment and how it can help the people as a means of livelihood. Cimatu commended Velasco for his initiative with the 40@40 project (40,000 bamboo plants on Cong. LAV's 40th year) and recognized the value of planting bamboo for a better environment. Cimatu gave his commitment to support said initiative through the National Greening Program.


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Plaques Unveiled at Gulfport's Veterans Day Celebration
Posted by: Helen J. Simon in City of Gulfport, Community, Gulfport November 15, 2017
Jake Taylor, the son of Army Maj. David G. Taylor, whose death in October 2006 in Iraq launched the annual Veterans Day VETSports volleyball tournament in Gulfport, cuts the ribbon on a series of plaques of tournament winners that also includes a portrait of his father as city officials look on.
If you walk along Shore Boulevard in Gulfport beside the volleyball courts, you'll see a series of round plaques dubbed the Champions Walk of Fame embedded close to the ground by the sidewalk. The first in the series shows the smiling face of Army Maj. David G. Taylor, whose death in October 2006 in Iraq launched what has now become an annual Veterans Day event in Gulfport – the VETSports volleyball tournament.
The official ribbon cutting for the plaques – with ceremonial scissors wielded by the young son of the fallen soldier – was one of the highlights of this year's Veterans Day celebrations Saturday, November 11 in Gulfport, along with the Veterans Day Parade and the tournament.
Jake Taylor, 11, cut the yellow ribbon and removed the fabric covering the plaques as city officials, athletes and onlookers clapped and took photos. Shortly after, at the tournament's opening ceremonies, Maj. Taylor's widow Michele told those assembled how her son had grown up attending VETSports events in Gulfport and how grateful they were to the city and the organization.
She noted how now they would be able to see Maj. Taylor, whose grave is in his native North Carolina, smiling and waving every time they come to Gulfport. The likeness in the plaque comes from a photo taken the last time they saw him as he leaned into their car to say goodbye before his final deployment.
"If he were looking out here," she told the assembly, "I know he'd be smiling."
Each of the five other plaques in the walk carry the names of the winners of each year's tournament.
Jake was four months old when Maj. Taylor died, said Gulfport City Councimember Dan Liedtke, who was instrumental in bringing VETSports to Gulfport. The tournament was started in 2012, he said, "to honor Maj. Taylor and his sacrifice."
This year's tournament included representatives of every branch of the military service, including a number from out of state, he said.
VETSports is a national non-profit founded by three combat Veterans in 2012 to help improve veterans' physical, mental and emotional health through sports, physical activity and community involvement, according to its website.
Betsy Sierra of Gulfport, with her dog Mitzy in the basket of her flag bedecked bicycle, stands beside her friend Bill Malmstedt of Gulfport, a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, as they wait for the city's Veterans Day parade. "I'm proud of the people who served our country to keep us safe and I'm proud of friends like Bill," Sierra said.
Representatives of Stetson University College of Law ride in the parade. The college's Veterans Advocacy Clinic provides free legal assistance to Tampa Bay area veterans appealing decisions denying them Veterans Administration disability benefits.
Onlookers at Gulfport's Veterans Day parade stand with their hands on their heart during the singing of the national anthem.
Connie Czarnecki of Parker, CO, enjoys her breakfast at a sidewalk eatery in Gulfport with a U.S. flag in her hair on Veterans Day Saturday, November 11. "It's to show my patriotism," she said of the flag.
A participant takes a video of the parade with her cell phone.
One, two…three? Veterans Day parade participants.
Michelle Taylor, the widow of Army Maj. David G. Taylor, whose death in October 2006 in Iraq launched the annual Veterans Day VETSports volleyball tournament in Gulfport, kneels by a plaque with a portrait of her husband at the official unveiling of a series of plaques of tournament winners as Gulfport Councilmember Dan Liedtke looks on.
Participants in the VETSports volleyball tournament greet each other.
Kay Taylor, the mother of Army Maj. David G. Taylor, whose death in October 2006 in Iraq launched the annual Veterans Day VETSports volleyball tournament in Gulfport, during the opening ceremonies.
Michelle Taylor, the widow of Army Maj. David G. Taylor, whose death in October 2006 in Iraq launched the annual Veterans Day VETSports volleyball tournament in Gulfport, reads a prayer for veterans and first responders during the tournament opening ceremonies.
Volleyballs fly through the air at the official start of the 6th Annual VETSports Beach Volleyball Gulfport Open.
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POLICY PARTIES . POLICY – Jensen will not move forward with a government expansion
November 2, 2018 by norway
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Frp Chief and Finance Minister Siv Jensen says he is satisfied with the election of KRF, but adds that Frp does not intend to promote government expansion.
"I am glad that the Parliament of the Krf has proposed compulsory cooperation to prevent AP, SV and Sp from influencing it," she told NTB.
The Council of State noted that the parties had carried out a number of good policies, reducing lost lines of health and freedom of choice.
"We are building more ways and ways than ever and we have created a balance between strict immigration policy and good integration policy," he continues.
As for the upcoming government talks, it takes one step at a time.
– Frp is ready for probes with KrF, but I do not want to promote government expansion. For Frp, policy is the most important. That is why we strive to anchor the process of the party to ensure that the fundamental questions of Frp are taken when KrF goes to the government, he says.
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Judge Sides With Rotem Rosen in Ongoing Estate Feud With Alex Sapir
By Chava Gourarie July 20, 2021 6:03 pm
260 Madison Avenue. Coures
A judge has sided with Rotem Rosen in an ongoing lawsuit with his former brother-in-law, Alex Sapir, over the estate of Sapir's late father, Tamir Sapir, according to the New York Law Journal.
New York County Surrogate's Court Judge Rita Mella ruled last week that Sapir must put $55.5 million in escrow while the larger case regarding Rosen's share in the estate is decided. Rosen, who was once married to Alex Sapir's sister, claims he is owed $102.9 million from the estate of the elder Sapir, who founded The Sapir Organization and died in 2014.
Rosen filed the suit in 2019 on behalf of ASRR Capital, a company he founded with Alex Sapir when he worked for The Sapir Organization, claiming that he was owed compensation. The two both had 50 percent ownership in the company — which owns properties in Miami and New York City — until Rosen bought out Sapir's portion for $70 million in 2017.
Throughout the course of the case, the former partners came to an agreement, which required Sapir to put aside $55.5 million "to partly secure ASRR's alleged interests in the claim pending its determination," per the New York Law Journal report. But, Sapir then reversed course, failed to put aside the money, then attempted to nullify the agreement by using his own breach of it as an argument, per the report.
The most recent ruling enforces the original agreement.
"While we respectfully disagree with the Court's interpretation of the agreement, this decision has no impact whatsoever on the viability of Rosen's meritless claim against the Estate, which we fully expect will be dismissed on summary judgment," said Sapir's attorney, Oved & Oved partner Terrence Oved, in an email. Rosen declined to comment.
In the aftermath of Rosen's original claim, the former partners traded additional lawsuits in July 2020. Sapir sued Rosen and his brother, Omer Rosen, for $100 million, claiming that the two brothers had leveraged their positions at The Sapir Organization to enrich themselves unfairly and also stole proprietary documents used to transact real estate in Miami.
Rosen shot back with a lawsuit of his own, claiming that Sapir was in default over the ASRR buyout, because Sapir had taken a mezzanine loan against two office assets at 260 and 261 Madison Avenue, which were being used as collateral in their agreement.
Chava Gourarie can be reached at cgourarie@commercialobserver.com.
Update: This story has been update with a comment from counsel for Alex Sapir.
Keywords: 260 Madison Avenue, Alex Sapir, Rotem Rosen, Tamir Sapir, The Sapir Organization


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Latest Windows 10 Build Interrupts Firefox and Chrome Installations
By Matthew Humphries
Desperate to get more people using Edge as their web browser, Microsoft is experimenting with interrupting the installation of Firefox or Chrome to remind you Edge is already available to use. Expect lots of user frustration if this makes it through testing.
In my opinion, the operating system you choose to run should remain independent of the software you choose to install, but Microsoft clearly disagrees with that view based on a new tweak to Windows 10. In the latest Insider build (1809) of the OS, Microsoft has started interrupting installations of the Firefox and Chrome web browsers.
As Ghacks reports, triggering the installation of Firefox or Chrome will see a screen pop up reminding users that Microsoft Edge is already available to use. Not only that, but it's apparently "the safer, faster browser for Windows 10." You are then presented with three options: open Microsoft Edge (and thus cancel the installation), continue installing an alternative browser as you intended, or access settings so this annoying pop-up doesn't appear again.
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That third option to adjust settings is just another distraction from what you were trying to do, and overall this is very poor form from Microsoft. This is no way to encourage more users to start using Edge. To do that requires focusing on making Edge better than the alternatives and marketing it as such. Interrupting installations only frustrates and angers the end user as well as negatively impacting trust.
Microsoft already triggers a milder form of this behavior in Windows 10 when you attempt to set another browser as default. That's annoying enough, especially as the options presented are setup to confuse and hope the user fails in changing the default. As this is just an Insider build, we can only hope the interruption doesn't make it through testing and into the main branch.
Boot up a Chromebook running Chrome OS and you'll be using the Chrome browser, and Microsoft would very much love if it could enforce Edge use on Windows. But that isn't the case, however, it does have control of what the operating system does and which installations it reacts to. Unfortunately, whoever made the decision to implement this pop-up clearly has little experience in usability.
So if you're listening Microsoft, please don't do this. Focus on making your software better, prove to us that it is, and market it as such. You already have the advantage of Windows 10 shipping with Edge.
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