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While Alabama has one of the country's most exciting quarterback battles heading into the 2018 season, Matt Zenitz of AL.com believes Tua Tagovailoa is the "clear favorite to win the job" over Jalen Hurts.
However, he also noted Tagovailoa "hasn't won the job yet."
Tagovailoa took over for Hurts in the national championship game against Georgia, throwing three touchdown passes on the way to a title.
The sophomore finished with 11 touchdown passes and two interceptions in his first year, although most of his playing time came at the end of blowout wins.
Conversely, Hurts has been successful as the team's starter for the past two seasons. Not only did he throw 17 touchdown passes and only one interception last year, he is also a dynamic runner who has 1,809 career rushing yards and 21 touchdowns on the ground.
Although Hurts might be more athletic and have a stronger arm, the difference in this battle could come from the passing-game contributions.
"While most QBs need a receiver to be open in order to complete a pass, the truly special ones throwing-wise have an ability to read a defense at a very high level, anticipate what's going to happen and can throw a receiver open even if they're well-covered," Zenitz explained. "Tagovailoa has all that."
Hurts arrived at Alabama as a 4-star recruit, but Tagovailoa was a can't-miss prospect. According to 247Sports, the 5-star recruit was the top dual-threat quarterback in the 2017 class and the No. 32 player overall.
The Hawaii native seems to be forcing his way onto the field regardless of how well Hurts has played in his career.


Posted by Debbie Drummond on Tuesday, January 5th, 2016 at 2:25pm.
As we enter 2016, we find 500 condos listed for sale in Las Vegas' top high rise buildings. Down from 549 last month but up from the 441 this time in 2014.
Nine of the current high rise listings are short sales. Seven are foreclosed properties. The foreclosures include two units at Allure, two at SKY, two at Palms Place and one at Metropolis. The short sales include two at SOHO Lofts and Panorama Towers. You'll find one each at Turnberry Place, Allure, Trump, MGM Signature and Palms Place.
Bargain Hunters will find nine options priced at less than $200/sf. Unit 803 at Metropolis continues to claim the lowest price per square foot at $146/sf. This one is a foreclosure that has been listed for 144 days. Price has dropped from the original $467K to the current $399K. Six of the other bargains are available at Allure. Unit 716 at SOHO Lofts is $199/sf., that one is a short sale. Unit 1104 in Turnberry Place, Building 1 is a traditional sale priced at $195/sf.
We sold 61 condos in our top buildings in December. Down from the 68 that sold in November and up from 40 sold in December 2013. Average condos sold per month the last year was 52.
Only one of the condos that sold in December was a short sale. Unit 901 at MGM Signature Tower 2 was listed for $239,888 and closed for $215K. Four of the condos that sold were foreclosures, three at MGM Signature and one at Palm's Place.
Two high rise condos sold for less than $200/sf. Unit 1406 in Turnberry Place Building 3 sold for $193/sf. This was a traditional sale with a cash buyer. Unit 912 at Allure was the lowest price at $185 per square foot. It was also a traditional sale with a cash buyer.
The top prices per square foot continue to be found at The Mandarin Oriental. Third place was unit 3405 at $951/sf. This one sold as an Owner Will Carry. Unit 4706 came in second at $1,050/sf. Top price paid per square foot was unit 4701. It closed at $1218/sf. Both of the latter units were purchased with cash.
Six high rise properties closed for more than $1 Million in December. Four were at The Mandarin. One was at Panorama Towers Building 1. ONE Queensridge Place rounded out the top 6 with unit 302. Four of the units came in above $2 Million, including the ONE Queensridge Place home. It closed at $2,025,000. The top three prices were all at Mandarin Oriental. Unit 4706 went for $4,118,100. Unit 4701 closed for $2.95M. Unit 3405 closed at $2.85M.
We've averaged 52 units sold per month this past year. At that rate, today's inventory would last 9.6 months. A slight improvement over the 10.6 month supply that was available last month. The condos that sold last month averaged 86 days on the market. Ten of the condos that closed had been listed more than six months.
The high rise building with the highest number of sales in December was Palms Place with 14 units sold. Most of the condos sold at Palms Place were developer units. The Ogden led the sales volume in November with 17 units. In December The Ogden only closed on four units. MGM Signature came in second this month with 8 units sold. Panorama Towers took third place with seven closings.
Over the past year we sold 623 condo homes in the top high rise buildings. Only 16 of those were short sales. Foreclosures dropped to only 17 of the condos sold. The current inventory would be gone in less than ten months if no new condos were listed. Cash was used in 73% of the high rise condos that sold.
Each month, we publish which units sold at what price in each building. As we start the New Year, we thought it might be useful to look at total sales volume for each building. Below you will find a summary for the year of units sold in each building. You'll find the price range and price per square foot of the condos that sold. How many condos are currently listed for sale in each building.
The highest sales volume was seen at Palms Place. Investors snapped up 128 units, mostly from the developer. MGM Signature placed second with 74 units sold. Veer Towers had third highest sales volume with 70 condos sold. The 70 units sold at Veer Towers was impressive since the building isn't condotel.
Highest price per square foot was The Mandarin Oriental with a range of $4258 to $1234/sf. The most expensive condo sold was ONE Queensridge Place with the top floor penthouse that closed for $7.7M.
Should You Buy a Las Vegas High Rise Condo?
1 Response to "Las Vegas Luxury High Rise Condos Sold in December 2015"
Bob Gordon wrote: What an amazing amount of information. It sounds like Las Vegas high end condos are a buyers market based upon inventory and the lingering foreclosure/short sales. At the same time, with better than fifty sales a month, it seems like a good marketplace. What is the sweet spot for high end high rise condos?
Posted on Monday, February 1st, 2016 at 9:38pm.


Smaller high schools not only have a better record of getting students to graduate than larger schools, a new study in New York City shows the approach is improving college-going rates.
A report released Oct. 16 by MDRC, the nonprofit research organization based in New York, analyzed student outcomes over several years and found the small high school model raised graduation rates by 9.4 percentage points (71.6 percent compared to 62.2 percent) and improved college enrollment by 8.4 percentage points (to 49 percent). The cost of educating these students was lower than at other area high schools, according to the study.
The positive impact was evident across all groups, but was particularly strong among low-income students and students of color, MDRC found. For black males, college enrollment grew by 11 percentage points, which represented a 36 percent increase over those in control groups at other types of high schools.
In 2002, New York City set up the first 100 nonselective public high schools with about 100 students per grade in grades 9-12. Admitted by lottery, the small school concept was to provide students with challenging curriculum in a supportive environment where they could have access to teachers.
While earlier reports on the project revealed encouraging graduation rates, this report was the first to follow students on their path to college.


I fell in love with Jesus in 1988.After that I moved to calif.with my boyfriend and his band.They were all into speed and I stayed clean for 3 yrs but out of pure anger and frustration I decided if you cant beat them join them.I was hooked the first time!I struggled with that drug for 19 years all the while my spirit cried out for God.Finally I could not take it any more and i began praying for God to break my addiction and bring me home and he brought me out of it, something that in my heart I thought could never happen.When I was in my addiction I lived in fear that Jesus would return in the middle of the night while I was high and I would come out of my locked bedroom to find my children gone with him and me and my husband left behind.I fell into alcohol for about 2 yrs after the meth but I prayed with all my heart for him to break that also.He lead my to a site called revelations of hell.I saw that my drunkeness could lead me to hell even though I believed in Jesus.Now I have been sober for 2 months and I am IN LOVE WITH JESUS AGAIN!!He still loves me after all the horrible debauchery I have commited.I feel so blessed and SAVED from hell.Thank you LORD JESUS!!!
My name is Michael and I wanted to share a little bit about what Jesus has done in my life. First off, I have been hooked on meth since i was fifteen years old. I was a junkie at sixteen years old. When I was 18, I moved to Brooksville Florida to get away from all the drugs and that life style and that's where I first heard of Steve Hill. I got saved at the revival in Brownsville and was on top of the world. I back to my hometown, thinking I could share my new life style with my family and old friends, but before long, I fell back in my old ways, only much worse. Several years later I began to cook meth and sell it.
My life was mirroring my dad's life. He and I began doing drugs and cooking meth together when I was about twenty. I am now 31. When I could feel God convecting me, I would remember how Steve Hill just said the name, "Jesus. Jesus. Jesus." and i would call that name like he said and it saved me thousands of times i was fed up with my life style going in and out of treatment centers only to fall back in the same things . got shot twice had to have a plate put in my arm got sent to prison for 2 years and still was doing the same stuff then one night i was high up on that stuff and god convected me i felt so nasty i wanted to come down from the high so i got in the bath tub and as i was in the tub something in side me said "Father God i ask you to take this water and tern it into your holy water to cleanse me from all this filth and wash me with your blood. Take the drugs out of me..." My life has been changed from that day on now i have now relocated to Austin TX and me and my dad came to heartland one Sunday and god has set us both free i now am free from smoking two packs of cigarettes a day. The power of the Holy Spirit is so wonderful and i thank God for his forgiveness and glory. Thank you, Jesus.
I've been very far away from God and this evening I found Him again. As I read your letter to prodigals, I thought, "he is speaking about me." I read the story and my heart is now so very happy. I lost God, but He didn't lose me.
I used to be in the will of God. Now I'm back out in the world. My life has not been the same. I miss God so much. I fear of going to hell everyday. Please pray for my soul. I say this with tears. I feel I can't get back.


As readers of the popular Miss Mustard Seed blog know, Marian Parsons has a knack for turning ordinary rooms and pieces of furniture into something special. She's selling her Cape Cod in Pennsylvania, so let's take a look around — and a look back at how it looked before she worked her magic on it.
It's amazing what some beautiful woodwork, hardwood floors, and paint (in this case, Glass Slipper by Benjamin Moore) can do for a room.
Marian wrote a book called Inspired You: Breathing New Life Into Your Heart and Home.
If the house looks familiar even if her blog isn't, it may be because it's has been featured in magazines like Better Homes and Gardens, Romantic Homes, and Cottages & Bungalows.
They're moving because Marian's business is growing and she needs more space for her projects. I can't wait to see what she does next! Check the Coldwell-Banker listing and Miss Mustard Seed for more photos and information about the house, which sits on a third of an acre in the Gettysburg area.
Such a wonderful house! Where is it in Pennsylvania?
Hi Imre! It's in the Gettysburg area.
It IS amazing what all their work accomplished. Love what the wood floors do for a room. Her house definitely looks larger on the inside than it does on the outside. And I adore all that openness in the family room. Beautiful.
Amazing what can be done with a house that started out pretty boring. I love all of the added woodwork, and it's furnished beautifully. It must be hard to leave, but if "Miss Mustard Seed" is like me, she's probably excited about getting to decorate a whole new place.
Very pretty! I loved seeing even more photos. SOme buyer will be very lucky!
Marian has done an incredible job with her home. Wow.
She hit every note, in my mind!
I love eastern Pennsylvania; I forwarded this post to my friend who lives near Philly.
This is incredible! It looks nothing like the original interior! Another great example of a home that was transformed by finishings, and didn't need to be torn apart, to affect big change. Would you call this French Country, Julia?
It does have a French Country vibe to it, doesn't it? So fresh and light and homey.
What an incredible post! Very pretty! I loved seeing even more photos. I also love all of the added woodwork, and it's furnished marvelously. Wood floor is awesome. House definitely looks larger on the inside than it does on the outside. Thanks so much for thoughtful and inspirational post.
Beautiful! You always bring us great homes to inspire us. You know whose home I would really love to see is jays! ( dream builders). I am sure his wife is happy everyday!
Ooh, I'd love to see his, too!
It is not hard to understand why she is an internet sensation.
Gorgeous home! And, I love the area. One of my all time favorite restaurants is in Gettysburg. Looking for the listing!
I follow her but have never seen the exterior of her house, love the new look! She is pretty amazing and talented, had no idea she was selling though, behind on my reading list for sure!
So pretty! Good luck to Marian and her family. I will have her dining room forever pinned onto my "Dining Room Ideas" board. Bloggers are awesome!
I do love her taste! can you tell me where I could get the pictures of the Cow's. I saw two on her walls. My Mother In Law and I have always wanted big beautiful pictures of cow's, they are so peaceful looking. There is no way I could leave this house.
Aren't those great? Check her blog — I bet she talks about where she found them!
Linking to this today. Wouldn't it be amazing to purchase a blogger's finished house? Nothing more to do. Done. Beautiful.
Whoa! I am blown away! I have been reading both of your blogs for several years – and I had NO idea that she lives so close to me! I'm about 30 minutes to her east! And…I'm currently house hunting! 🙂 Unfortunately though, I promised my kids to stay in our current school district.


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How do you sit in a classroom with people who shouted slogans against your right to wear a hijab?
That's the question troubling Saima, whose name has been changed on request. Last week, the 20-year-old was one of several hijab-clad Muslim women who watched anxiously as hundreds of Hindu students protested against Islamic headscarves. They were wearing saffron scarves and turbans, and yelling Jai Shri Ram or "victory to Lord Ram" - the chant and the colour are commonly associated with the Hindu right-wing. Saima, the only Muslim woman in her class, says she saw many of her classmates among the protesters.
The hijab has become the subject of a fierce debate in India. It all began last month when six teenagers at a government-run college in Karnataka's Udupi district began protesting after they were barred from classes for wearing headscarves.
The Indian girls fighting to wear hijab in college

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Add a little more yellow to the liner and sole and these beauties would easily be dubbed the "Michigan" 13 but instead, Jordan Brand offers up a Squadron Blue and Lightning colorway not too far from the Wolverine team colors. Much like the newer 13s, these don't have as much 3M as the OG but they're still a fresh colorway to introduce the new year with. Catch these on February 9th.


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Emmy Award winning Production Partners, Inc./Cowboy Records (Burbank) is proud to announce the debut of their recently signed artist, Rob Math. Burbank, CA – Emmy Award winning Production Partners, Inc./Cowboy Records (Burbank) is proud to announce the debut of their recently signed artist, Rob Math. (2018) Rock Godz Hall of Famer, first single, solo artist song, "Burn Out" for digital distribution through CD Baby, coming June 28, 2019. Artist, Rob Math, is most known for his prolific lead electric guitar stylings as a touring member of the ever popular "Peter Beckett's Player," (hit song "Baby Come Back") and heavy metal acclaimed rock
You don't have to go to the beach to hear the best songs this summer. BWH Music Group's That Summer, Vol. Two, by Various Artists is the hottest indie release of the year. This extraordinary compilation album features 16 songs by internationally acclaimed and award-winning artists in multiple genres. The album was digitally released, worldwide, the first day of summer, June 16, 2019. About the Artists: 1. "Locations"- FSG Rell (feat. Nico DC) FSG Rell is from a small city-like area called Pottstown, PA located outside Philadelphia. Rell is a rapper, clothing ambassador, and a young entrepreneur. The 20-year old
Stig Gustu Larsen: "WE" – a combination of exceptional charm
Singer, guitarist and songwriter Stig Gustu Larsen spent the first part of the year as part of the TV show The Voice Norway. After which he found the time to release his latest single "WE". As usual Stig recorded all the instruments, as well as produced and wrote the song. For the first time he also uses a ukulele as the main instrument. Completed within a few hours, the song was apparently written by accident when Stig tried to entertain his 6 month old daughter with a ukulele. Those who have heard Stig before will know that his voice is
Art Tawanghar: "Buddha Lounge 3 Chill – New Age California" allows for endless open-minded interpretations
Art Tawanghar is a genius when it comes to chill, ambient and New Age influenced music. I have been listening to him for a while, and his music seems to be like eating your favorite gourmet meal, you just can't get enough. I could easily use his latest album, "Buddha Lounge 3 Chill – New Age California" as a morning meditation, beginning every day with it, to explore the space in my mind that will set a positive tone for the day. Its 7 tracks, contain a story of the promise of the coming age in ethereal, beautiful music that
Harper Starling: "Beso" – the melding of EDM and Latin groove!
Harper Starling is a Los Angeles based singer-songwriter and Billboard recording artist. She has been featured in LA Weekly, Buzzfeed, Billboard Magazine, iHeartRadio, Teen Music Insider, and many other prestigious media outlets. Harper co-wrote her #1 Billboard Dance Club Song hit single "Euphoria", with Kasia Livingston (Britney Spears, Jessie J, The Pussycat Dolls). The production work was done by The Perry Twins (Rihanna, Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez). Currently on tour, Harper will be releasing an EP soon which include collaborations with Carlos Battey (Madonna, Justin Bieber, David Guetta) and Steve Daly (Pink, Sia, Charlie Wilson). In the meantime Harper Sterling drops
Tiffani Lewis (The Lady Gaimchng3r) announces the release of her new single entitled #Pain the songstress who is now impacting the music scene and creating a buzz with her beautiful voice and amazing delivery of thought-provoking lyrics. The talented R&B recently announced herself as the acclaimed New Princess of the music world with the release of her new hit single #Pain that has become the toast to the music lovers across the globe. Song Credits: #PAIN Performed by: Tiffani Lewis Written by: Royale Lassai & Patrick Pitts Produced by: Robert Baney & Cary Calvin ISRC#(us8q51800003) OFFICIAL LINKS: WEBSITE – INSTAGRAM
The Unwriters – an anonymous concept ghost band!
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Pops Jr. – "New Bag" is huge in scope and ambition!
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AMARU: "That's The Way I Like It (Radio Mix)" – a message however of strength, inspiration and upliftment
Last year around about this time we were celebrating the release of the album "CHAMPAGNE ATTITUDE" by AMARU – a singer-songwriter and a trained actor, originally from the Republic of Suriname (South America), residing in The Netherlands (Europe) since 1991. The album reaped in critical acclaim and fan appeal for the passionate and determined artist. At the beginning of this year, AMARU dropped the single "CHAMPAGNE ATTITUDE (RAP-TITUDE MIX)", to show a rawer side to his usual sophisticated pop and dance vibe. And once again he delighted his fans and baffled his foe with another display of his open-minded and
Nu.Wav: "The Takeover (Deluxe Version)" is infectious and compelling
Flip and Eazy, make up the rap collective Nu.Wav. They have been performing and working towards their dreams as a duo since June 2018, traveling to Oregon, Atlanta, Las Vegas, Seattle, and many more places. Singularly, they have opened for Atlanta group Crime Mob, T.I and Lil Wayne's Americas Most Wanted Tour and many more. Nu.Wav and their label Mogul Music Entertainment have recently signed a label partnership deal with Vision &Vitality Entertainment. The joining of the labels, has the resulted in the duo releasing their debut album, entitled, "The Takeover", on June 14th 2019. "The Takeover (Deluxe Version)", comes
The Frost: "Keep It Real" – There's a classiness to this!
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The Frost is a multi-genre group comprised of Leah Evans (Vocals) and Christian Gratz (Guitar, Piano). Located in Pennsylvania, their brand new single "Keep It Real" was released on December 7. The duo emerge at a time when the ranks of sophisticated pop contenders seemed to have disappeared on a daily basis. Simultaneously chic and very creative, they thrive on the considerable charm of lead singer Evans, with her smooth chocolate voice, the instrumental talents of Gratz, as well as the pair's impressive abilities as a songwriting unit.
An absolute stand-out aspect of the new song is the way it's been arranged and mixed. You'll hear tumbling cocktail piano, strummed guitars, and plucked basslines that are blended cleverly enough to sound both thoroughly modern and authentically retro.
The song combines soul music and upscale, easy listening with rangy, melodic pop lines. This is a sweet, rhythmic and luxuriant confection. It conjures the feeling of white-hot days spent sunbathing and lying by the sea, followed by the neon-lit nights of a late night club groove.
It rewards multiple listens, and its sheer, unabashed retro vibe is extremely becoming. You can quietly listen its mellifluous tones, or sway across the dance floor to its vibrant rhythm. This Pennsylvanian duo will subtly introduce mainstream radio listeners to a unique brand of Top-40 savvy, infused with underpinnings of soulful improvisation and sophisticated melodic structure.
Their commitment to authenticity and taste in stylistic choices can be heard at every turn. The Frost resist the temptation to bow to quick, attention-grabbing gimmicks, instead opting to infiltrate their songs with flavors that fill both the senses and intellect with solid emotion and truthful engagement.
They admirably and accurately capture a grand-yet-intimate mood that permeates their music. "Keep It Real" is a cut which assimilates many of the rhythmic and harmonic components that make The Frost an enriching listening experience.
Illustrious pianos, rollicking basslines with dancefloor sensibility, quietly forceful twists and turns on the drums and percussive effects, and Evans' no-frills, soulful and resonant delivery – all in three minutes.
"Keep It Real" is but one example of Leah Evans and Christian Gratz' transcendent talent for weaving stories and chord progressions, which they convey with an unassuming but all-knowing attitude. And there's probably a lot more where that came from. They sound as if they have the necessary mileage and heft for a full album of musical gems.
There's a classiness to this – that type of perfect pop music that is far superior to the usual chart fare. It's music that breathes, and couldn't easily be compared with anything else out right now. Confident and euphoric, with an intoxicating rhythmic feel, The Frost can be considered creators of timeless cutting edge multi-genre music.
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MOSES (LEVI) B. SOLOMON OF BEAUCAIRE:
By: Gotthard Deutsch, S. Kahn
French writer; lived at Salon in the early part of the fourteenth century. He was the teacher of Kalonymus b. Kalonymus of Arles, who called him "the learned scholar," "the ornament of sages." He translated into Hebrew Averroes' greater commentary on Aristotle's "Metaphysics"; this translation, however, is ascribed also to Moses b. Solomon of Salerno ("Catalogue des Manuscrits Hébreux et Samaritains de la Bibliothèque Imperiale," 1866, p. 257, Nos. 887-890). The first four books of his translation were copied in 1342 by Asher b. Abraham Kohen of Lunel. Moses of Beaucaire wrote also a refutation of Joseph Caspi's "Sefer ha-Sod," in collaboration with Abba Mariben Eligdor; and he summarized Averroes' commentary on Aristotle's "Physics."
Gross, Gallia Judaica, pp. 85, 121, 289, 390, 656;
Renan-Neubauer, Ecrivains Juifs Français, pp. 412-416;
Steinschneider, in Ersch and Gruber, Encyc. section ii., part 32, p. 171;
idem, Hebr. Uebers. pp. 123, 171.
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For example, an ADSL connection may allow download rates of 1.5Mbps, while upload speeds may only reach 256Kbps. Since most users download much more data than they upload, this difference usually does not make a noticeable impact on Internet access speeds. However, for Web servers or other computers that send a lot of data upstream, ADSL would be an inefficient choice.


Recently modernized two bedroom, two bathroom ground floor apartment which comfortably sleeps four people. The apartment is set in well kept landscaped gardens with tropical flowers, and palm trees host three spotless swimming pools - 1 large family pool, 1 small deep pool and 1 full length pool. The complex is beside the island's only 18 hole golf course, and the beach, shops and bars are only a 10 minute walk.


This Class 2 American River Overnight Rafting trip is one of the few trips suitable for families with youths younger than 7 years. Due to the water release on the Lower Middle Fork American River, the first day must start after lunch.
We meet on day one after lunch and we transport you from Auburn for a short ride down into the Middle Fork American Canyon where you will get glimpses of the river far below as we descend. When we arrive at the put-in location your guides will ready the rafts and you receive pre-trip instruction as well as proper gear. We than board the rafts for a fun afternoon!
You are welcome to bring snacks for the kids to take on the rafts as there will be stops on the river. There are safe beach areas for picnicking and play, as well as side hikes up creeks into shady dells with waterfalls (seasonal). Very few people are seen on this trip, but we often see nesting ducks, deer, heron and fish jumping. Late in the season, we also stop to pick the most incredibly juicy black berries!
We usually return to Auburn around 5:00 pm, and you head out as soon as possible for a 30 minute drive to our overnight camp in Lotus-Coloma. Dinner will be being prepared by other river guides, so enjoy some appetizers and a delicious 3 course dinner is served shortly. This is accompanied with a moderate amount of beer, wine, and soft drinks.
You will spend the night at our exclusive riverside campground, which has flush toilets, hot showers, volleyball net and horseshoe pits.
On the second day, awake to the sound of the river, the aroma of coffee brewing and breakfast being prepared by your amazing river guides. The morning is fairly relaxed and you will rendezvous in the car park around 10:30 am for your departure from camp for the 2nd day's trip.
We will shuttle clients from the camp to the Highway 49 bridge put-in for the "Lotus run" section on the South Fork American River which is easy and only contains Class 1 & 2 rapids including 'Barking Dog' (Class 2+, you WILL get wet!) near the end of the trip. The trip finishes back at our camp where we serve lunch and cold drinks. Unless some in the group have opted for the Class 3 Gorge on the 2nd day, your trip ends after lunch.


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A Shameful Justice System.
Pearl Pearson Jr., a deaf man who was charged with resisting arrest after not listening to officers' instructions.
A deaf man from Oklahoma has been cleared of charges that he resisted arrest because he allegedly failed to hear police officers' orders.
Pearson was originally pulled over by troopers in February of 2014, and was slapped with a misdemeanor charge for resisting arrest after not obeying officers' instructions.
Pearson claims that he tried to inform the troopers who pulled him over that he was deaf, and he says that they proceeded to beat him after pulling him from his vehicle. His 2014 mug shot clearly shows a swollen eye and other injuries that he alleges came from his encounter with police.
The district attorney cleared the troopers of any criminal wrongdoing in the case, but charged Pearson with a misdemeanor of resisting arrest.
Yes, of course you did, after all, beating the shit out of people is just another day at work, right? Perfectly okay that, and to insist on preferring charges against a deaf person. Makes perfect sense if you're a regressive, backwards asshole.
Attorneys for Pearson had successfully argued Pearson needed special interpreters for his trial. Pearson learned sign language during segregation, which means his way of communicating differs from traditional American Sign Language, or ASL. District Attorney David Prater, who appeared for the state in person at the hearing requesting interpreters, did not object to the request.
Pearson's attorney, Scott Adams, says prosecutors told him they were dismissing the case due to the costs associated with the special interpreters for court. The case was scheduled to go to trial next week.
Online court records indicate the case was dismissed without cost to Pearson, though he has had to pay for his own defense attorneys.
Court documents filed by prosecutors say the cost of Pearson's misdemeanor trial could meet or exceed $40,000.
"It is the District Attorney's responsibility to be a good steward of the taxpayer's money," Prater wrote.
Oh, right. So that's what it is, deciding on what to do with taxpayer money, sort of an accounting thing, not a justice thing. Mr. Pearson won't see any justice for being beaten by cops; he'll still have to pay his lawyers, and if it weren't for the need to pay special interpreters, you would have gladly wasted a lot of money persecuting him for no good reason. Perhaps with some of that 40k you saved, you should put out some public service announcements: Danger! Don't Be Deaf Around Cops! Danger! Especially Don't Be Black and Deaf, No!
Via Raw Story and KOKH.
Abuse, Assholes, Bigotry, Bullshit, Cops, Justice, Law, Violence
Marcus Ranum says
By "resisting" they mean "we had to beat you, and skinned a knuckle on your head."
I sure hope that when the cops are put up against the wall, a lot of the district attorneys are included.
Intransitive says
This doesn't surprise. Over the years, I've seen stories (US and Canada) of cops atacking blind people for "carrying a weapon", never verbally identifying themselves until after the victim yells "Police!" This is one of the more famous ones:
http://www.nytimes.com/1989/05/17/us/blind-man-is-beaten-as-officers-mistake-cane-for-a-weapon.html
Lofty says
Gang justice.
DanDare says
Being good with taxpayers money seems to be the latest gotcha excuse going around. It's the one used for our recent social services debacle here in Australia.


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Great Quick Conversation With The Old Man
Fatherhood, Sports
The Aging of Hypocrisy
Called my dad yesterday, a fairly frequent occurrence after a Vikings game over the years.
I told him the manner in which I watched the game. I said, I don't know what the deal is with me. Maybe it's the times we're in, or the fact that I already knew what was coming (game happened exactly as I predicted), but I just sat there and watched the whole game peacefully. It was almost like I was watching a Browns–Bengals Game…no real urgency. I never swore, I never got mad. Not a typical Vikings game experience for me. I guess maybe if you know it's coming, you can't sit, gripe, and complain about it when it happens the way you knew it would. Or Maybe I was just in a weird mood and not actually ready for football yet.
At the end of telling him all that I capped it with a "I don't know, Maybe it's just me…"
He Immediately responded, "Oh, hell I got all pist off on that deep ball before the half and Cousins throwing that interception and letting them score again, they should've been in the locker room…" Haha. I didn't really hear anything after that, I'm sure he had countless things. I just kept thinking about how I threw my own 'take' out there and for some reason figured he'd automatically have the same viewing experience, only to hear the same shit I've heard for 25-30 years after a loss. I was thinking maybe I had showcased some Viking fan maturity, and maybe he would be on the same page. Then, the man 30 years older than I, for once in his life, came off as the nonsensical guy in one of our conversations.
It was a pleasure.
It reminded me of an incident in my parents house in 2009, when the Vikings had Favre and it was apparent early in the season that the team was going to be good enough to make a run at the super bowl. It was during the DVR era but my dad had his whole way of doing things and they didn't have but 3 channels and PBS. My parents, no matter how much they had in the bank, have always refused to be nickel and dimed, or taken advantage of. Out of principal, they won't ever spend an extra cent. And it's served them well over the years. DirectTV, which was the hottest thing at the time, had made them angry, and they had cancelled. It was for all these reasons they didn't have a 100% secure Tivo/DVR/show recorder at the time. It was some sort of rabbit ears set-up that he somehow had working to record stuff he wanted, but he never had a reference point to if it worked or where the starting point of the show was. It was still sort of based on a timer. It was basically old VHS recording protocol without the actual VHS tape.
So it was during this time that he recorded a Vikings game. I was living back at my parents house then (one of many stints as an adult). All of us were busy that day so the plan was to go radio silent and watch the game together that night. As we're watching the first quarter my mom grabs the remote to adjust the volume, and in doing so hits a button that somehow sends us well into the 4th quarter, score on the screen, and a frenzy ensues.
My dad lost it, but not in a way you'd picture most people losing it. Even when he gets mad he still just sort of raises his pitch and becomes more firm. When you're around him so much growing up, then see him every once in awhile go to that place, it's easy to say he lost it, but realistically it's never been that bad.
Anyway, he grabs the remote and tells her to sit down and not mess with it. My mom is sort of immediately heartbroken and chooses not to sit down but rather head straight upstairs. My dad quickly rewinds it, but it's a struggle to get it back to where we were, and in the meantime we're both seeing all scores that were at different points of the game we wouldn't have gotten to yet. He's muttering and cussing under his breath the whole time. I'm not that happy either, but I'm more in awe of him in the moment.
He eventually got it back to where we were and then it was just the two of us enjoying the action. About a half hour later I headed upstairs to get a beverage, my mom sees me and says "Don't you think he was a little mean to me down there?"
Opening Day
I'm surprised she asked me the question. She should've known better. Of everyone in the world, she, of all people, should know that I'm a completely different person during the three hours of a Vikings game. I was not fit to answer her question objectively at that time.
Instead I launched into a rant about how my dad does everything around here, he's the most unselfish person around, he fixes everything that needs to be fixed, cooks half the meals, puts up with a lot of shit, and all he asks is for you to leave that remote alone for three hours on Sundays.
I have no idea why added that in. It's a total MAC story.
I used to be addicted to the Hokey Pokey but I turned myself around…
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When Will 'The Last Dance' Episodes 9 And 10 Premiere on ESPN?
By Josh Sorokach Twitter @joshsorokach May 10, 2020 at 11:00pm
It's the beginning of the end for ESPN's immensely popular docuseries The Last Dance.
Next week, Jason Hehir's 10-part documentary about Michael Jordan's iconic Chicago Bulls squads will air its final two episodes. The engaging program provided some much-needed entertainment as NBA fans relived the magic (or if you're a fan of the Suns, Knicks, Sonics, Pacers, or Jazz, the heartache) of the Michael Jordan era. Also, interestingly enough, former Timberwolves great Tom Gugliotta did not appear in the documentary. The more you know.
When will the final two episodes of The Last Dance air on ESPN? When will The Last Dance arrive on Netflix? Here's everything you need to know.
WHEN ARE EPISODES 9 AND 10 OF THE LAST DANCE?
Both Episodes 9 and 10 of The Last Dance will air Sunday, May 17 from 9:00-11:00 p.m. ET on ESPN and ESPN 2. The ESPN version will be rated TV-MA (featuring mature language) and the ESPN 2 version will be rated TV-14.
HOW TO WATCH THE LAST DANCE ONLINE:
The first eight episodes of The Last Dance are available to stream (with a valid cable login) on both ESPN.com and the ESPN App.
IS THE LAST DANCE ON NETFLIX?
For now, The Last Dance is only available on Netflix outside of the United States. The complete series will make its official Netflix U.S. debut on Sunday, July 19.
IS THE LAST DANCE ON ESPN PLUS?
Nope, but ESPN+ does have a five-episode companion series titled Detail: 1998 Chicago Bulls, which is available to stream Sundays on ESPN+.
Photo: NBAE via Getty Images
IS THE LAST DANCE ON DISNEY PLUS?
Nope. Unfortunately, you can't watch The Last Dance on Disney+.
Where to stream The Last Dance


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When you bring your vehicle in, you can drive right to our indoor service center. We know living in Wisconsin means you never know what the weather will be like, so we want to get you out of the elements as quickly as possible. One more way we accommodate our customers is by offering Ford service coupons for Arlington WI area customers. We know bringing your car in for service can be a hassle, but we do our best to keep you comfortable and minimize inconvenience.
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Set in the heart of Quebec City is the world's most photographed hotel, Château Frontenac, an iconic hotel that's now a Fairmont branded property. Celebrating its 125th anniversary in 2018, the Frontenac is truly a castle, so 'regal' is as fitting as the description comes. Expect lovely rooms, great service and an unbeatable location – plus, keep your eyes peeled for great deals in shoulder seasons.
Quebec City is an utter gem; a slice of Europe that exists within North America. Built in 1608, it's one of the oldest fortified cities on the continent (the only fortified city north of Mexico) with a historic center that includes Vieux-Québec and Place Royale, the old town area that will transport you to another world and time. Being part of French Canada, residents have two lingua francas, French and English, so be prepared to hear French widely spoken.
Château Frontenac sits in the heart of Vieux-Quebec offering 611 rooms spread throughout the castle structure. We originally booked an entry-level room at an incredible rate (under $150/night) during a slow pre-Christmas week in December. Upon arrival, we had the opportunity to upgrade to a city view corner room for an additional fee, which we happily did. The views overlooking the snow dusted plain below didn't disappoint. Location is key with the Frontenac, set in the heart of the city at the top of a series of stairs that lead down into Petit Champlain, the charming quarter dotted with boutiques and sweets shops. In lieu, you can take the funicular for a few bucks for a simpler endeavor. Holding the record for the most photographed hotel in the world, it's a statement establishment and the regal interiors will wow you, especially at Christmastime when the lobby twinkles with dozens of Christmas trees.
With just a few days in Quebec City, our 'dining experience' was limited to cocktails at 1608 Wine and Cheese Bar and coffee at the on-site Starbucks at the base of the hotel. Never ones to pass up a pre-dinner cocktail at a swanky establishment, we enjoyed a round on a couple of evenings. They offer one of the largest varieties of top Quebec cheeses – can you tempt me any more?! – but we relegated ourselves to classic cocktails, most of which ranged from about C$15 – C$18 with the rare exceptions. For those that are really looking for a splurge, you may want to try their 'Original Sazerac' which is made using Tesseron Lot No. 29, the only cognac rated 100 by Robert Parker. At C$200 per cocktail, sip slowly.
glass of vino (or a cocktail!) at 1608 for a super swanky vibe.
expect an extra dose of holiday spirit.
Worth the Investment? Depends on the season – there can be some spectacular deals outside of high season!
Escaping to Quebec – on Points!


In 1990 Paul recorded his first release with Integrity entitled "Up To Zion". Since then he has recorded four more solo albums including three performed live in Jerusalem. "Shalom Jerusalem", "Jerusalem Arise", and "Lion Of Judah", all recorded in the land of Israel, have become favorites around the world.
Paul has also recorded six projects in Spanish and two in Portuguese. This year he is working on adding "SHALOM JERUSALEM" in Russian to the line up! These enable the team to minister to more than one half of the world's population in their own language!


"Wherever a blood transfusion is performed in the world today, wherever a worried mother's threatened child is saved, Karl Landsteiner is virtually present".
Stanhope Bayne-Jones (1931). Dr. Karl Landsteiner: Nobel Prize Laureate in Medicine, 1930. Science, 73(1901), 599-604.
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package decoders

import (
	"bytes"
	"fmt"
	"io"
	"strings"

	"github.com/stephane-martin/skewer/model"
	w3c "github.com/stephane-martin/w3c-extendedlog-parser"
)

// W3CDecoder makes a Extended Log Format decoder from given field names
func W3CDecoder(fieldNames string) func([]byte) ([]*model.SyslogMessage, error) {
	// https://www.w3.org/TR/WD-logfile.html
	fields := strings.Split(fieldNames, " ")
	return func(m []byte) (msgs []*model.SyslogMessage, err error) {
		parser := w3c.NewFileParser(bytes.NewReader(m)).SetFieldNames(fields)
		msgs = make([]*model.SyslogMessage, 0, 1)
		var msg *model.SyslogMessage
		var line *w3c.Line

		for {
			line, err = parser.Next()
			if err != nil && err != io.EOF {
				return nil, W3CDecodingError(err)
			}
			if line == nil {
				break
			}
			msg = model.Factory()
			msg.ClearDomain("w3c")
			for k, v := range line.GetAll() {
				if v != nil {
					msg.SetProperty("w3c", k, fmt.Sprintf("%v", v))
				}
			}
			msgs = append(msgs, msg)
		}

		return msgs, nil
	}
}

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Both Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake are down to make a song together.
A couple of weeks ago, Britney answered questions submitted by fans in a Q&A on Most Requested Live. She explained how the Glory title came to be, working with G-Eazy, if she'll tour after Vegas and the million dollar question… what producers/music video directors she'd like to work with.
The "Slumber Party" singer misunderstood the last question and mentioned Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler, Gwen Stefani and… JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE (she labels him "very good").
E! News decided to alert Justin Timberlake of the news at the Toronto International Film Festival premiere of his Netflix concert documentary film Justin Timberlake + the Tennessee Kids that his former flame wants to hook up in the recording studio, and his reaction is priceless.
"She did?!", Justin responded after E!'s Marc Malkin told JT Brit said she wants to collaborate.
This absolutely needs to happen.
Are you here for a collabo between Britney and Justin? Let us know in Exhale.


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Prince Gives a 'Go-Go' Song to Nona Hendryx: 365 Prince Songs in a Year
None Hendryx recalls her friendship with Prince, and their collaboration on "Baby Go-Go."
'When You Were Mine' Was a Hit – For Other People: 365 Prince Songs in a Year
Prince's version of "When You Were Mine" only got a promotional 12" inch release, but covers by both Cyndi Lauper and Mitch Ryder hit the Hot 100.
Prince Takes the Paisley Underground for the Three O'Clock's 'Neon Telephone': 365 Prince Songs in a Year
Paisley Underground band the Three O"Clock recorded Prince's 'Neon Telephone' when they signed to Paisley Park Records.


As the XC1 Open Pro class took it it was a race to the holeshot line.
Kailub Russell and Thad Duvall had an intense battle throughout the last half of the race on Sunday.
Jordan Ashburn picked up an extra $250 after earning the All Balls Racing holeshot award.
Kailub Russell (center), Thad Duvall (left) and Steward Baylor Jr. (right) rounded out the overall podium at the CST Tires Camp Coker Bullet GNCC.
Ben Kelley (center), Michael Witkowski (left) and Austin Lee (right) earned the top three in the XC2 250 Pro class.
Jesse Ansley (center), Cody Barnes (left) and Anthony Federico (right) earned the top three spots in the FMF XC3 125 Pro-Am class.
Simon Johnson clinched the Top Amateur honors and the 250 A class win in South Carolina.
Tayla Jones earned her third WXC win of the season, and the 10 a.m. overall win.
Joseph Cunningham earned his fourth-straight youth overall and YXC1 Super Mini Sr. class win.
William O'Brien was presented the AMSOIL Moto Hero award at the Camp Coker Bullet GNCC.


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A Guide to the Yorkshire Dales
A land of many moods, the Yorkshire Dales National Park varies from wild and windswept moorlands to tranquil pastoral scenes streaked with drystone walls and dotted with crumbly, creeper-clads barns. Rich in both history and natural beauty, it calls to the muddy-booters, the culinary connoisseurs and the history-enthusiasts alike with its wealth of activities and attractions.
A collection of river valleys and hummocky hills flecked with picturesque towns, the Yorkshire Dales National Park covers 680 square miles. A haven for all those looking to shrug off daily responsibilities for a while, there is always something to do, no matter the season. Whether you're visiting for the day or staying in the heart of the Dales, you'll quickly understand why so many want to return here year after year.
To make sure that you have the best experience possible, we've put together some of the highlights of the Park for you to discover during your Yorkshire retreat:
Walks in the Dales
One of the best ways to get to know the Yorkshire Dales National Park is by walking, especially if you bring along some traditional 'fat rascals' cakes and a flask of hot tea to keep you going. If you want to savour all the beauty of the Park but save on the miles, there are many short walks to choose from along river paths, across moors and over limestone pavements. Some of our favourites include the 6.5-mile Aysgarth Falls circulate via Castle Bolton, the 4.5-mile Fell Beck circular, the 5-mile Ribblehead Viaduct walk and the 3-mile Malham Tarn circular (a miles without stiles walk). The 5-mile Ingleton Waterfalls Trail is also really enjoyable, starting and ending in the village of Ingleton. That said, if you fancy more of a challenge, hardier long-distance walks include the Pennine Way, Lady Anne's Way, the Dales Way, the Herriot Way and the Three Peaks.
With a huge range of activities on offer, every day in the Yorkshire Dales brings something new. For multi-generational appeal, the Museum of North Craven Life in Settle, the Dales Countryside Museum in Hawes and Constable Burton Hall and Braithwaite Hall in Leyburn all reveal fascinating insights into the area's varied social and cultural history. For a different way to see the sights, the Wensleydale Railway, the Embsay and Bolton Abbey Steam Railway and the Stainmore Railway each provide novel ways to get around. Meanwhile, the Settle to Carlisle line takes you over the iconic Ribblehead Viaduct – a breath-taking example of Victorian engineering. To peruse the Park's only RHS gardens, head over to Parcevall Hall Gardens, or to discover the flipside of the Dales, go underground into the depths of the phenomenal show caves of Ingleborough Cave, White Scar Cave, How Stean Gorge and Stump Cross Caverns.
Castles and Abbeys
Yorkshire is a treasure trove of centuries-old castles and abbeys, once formidable shows of power and spirituality. At over 900 years old, the Grade I-listed Skipton Castle is one of the most well-preserved Mediaeval castles in England. On the edge of the Dales in England's oldest city, the 700-year-old Ripley Castle invites you to learn about its centuries of military, political, religious and social turbulence, while Bolton Castle affords a full day out with gardens, tearooms and falconry experiences. Pendragon Castle, Middleham Castle and Richmond Castle are also well worth visiting, while if you are looking for a showstopping attraction, the UNESCO World Heritage Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Gardens never cease to amaze. Home to a Cistercian Abbey, stunning Georgian gardens and a sprawling deer park, all the family will love exploring here. Within the Bolton Abbey Estate you can see the Priory Church and the impressive ruins of an Augustinian Priory surrounded by a 30,000-acre patchwork of ancient moorland and woodland. Finally, the Grade-I listed Jervaulx Abbey today stands as an atmospheric ruin that can be visited year-round.
The ideal place to unplug and recharge amongst nature, the Yorkshire Dales National Park benefits from one of the most stunning collections of natural wonders in the UK. One of the most spectacular, the towering limestone cliff at Malham Cove makes for an incredible sight. An enormous, 300-meter-wide natural amphitheatre topped with a limestone 'pavement', Malham Cove's unique geology and raw beauty have earnt it cameos in the film versions of Wuthering Heights and Harry Potter and The Deathly Hollows. For more eye-catching geology, Brimham Rocks should definitely be on your list. Or, for magical waterfalls, make sure you set time aside for Aysgill Force, Aysgarth Falls, Fell Beck and Hardraw Force (Britain's highest unbroken waterfall).
To see an area of legendary status, you can walk up to the top of Gaping Gill – the largest underground cave chamber in Britain – on the southern slopes of Ingleborough, while experienced cavers can actually pay a fee to be winched down into the cave's 98-metre-deep abyss. For hikers, the highest of the Yorkshire Three Peaks, Whernside, makes for a worthy summit in the Dales and rewards walkers with panoramic views across Pendle Hill, Morecambe Bay, the Lakeland Fells and the Howgill. That said, if you prefer your adventures a little dreamier, you can return after hours to star watch in the park. Newly designated an International Dark Sky Reserve, the Yorkshire Dales National Park invites stargazers to make the most of some of the darkest skies in the country, with the Milky Way, planets, meteors and even the Northern Lights sometimes visible.
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Savante™ is a data repository, query, and automated pre-clinical data preparation solution to support CDISC SEND submission standards and is integrated with the industry's leading analytics and data exploration products.
Savante™, is a comprehensive solution for data aggregation, query, analysis, and reporting of pre-clinical drug discovery and drug development data. Integrated with the industry-standard Pristima® pre-clinical software suite, it allows organizations to build a consolidated data warehouse containing study data coalesced from multiple sources, based on CDISC-SEND standards.
Pre-clinical data from Xybion's Pristima® platform is automatically synchronized into the Savante repository. Data from other sources can be aggregated through migration and import, including direct loads of SEND datasets. Savante toolkit handles the necessary consolidation, study merging, control terminology mapping, and data definition file preparation.
With many organizations performing toxicology studies both internally and with external partners, consolidating and validating data sets is a business critical activity. By allowing you to import, consolidate, and validate data sets from various sources, Savante enables you to support consistent views of study data and robust data analysis.
The Savante™ data warehouse utilizes TIBCO's Spotfire® as the data visualization tool, which provides powerful, flexible access to all of your pre-clinical data by study directors, toxicologists, pathologists, and data scientists. The flexible querying, analysis and visualization capabilities support on-going operational study monitoring as well as cross-study analysis from historical study data.
With the CDISC-SEND format emerging as the required format for electronic submissions in the near future, the time is right to pursue readiness planning. Savante™ is a turn-key solution that handles the necessary consolidation, study merging, control terminology mapping, and data definition file preparation – all within a validatable tool that is already in production by many of the leading CROs and pharmaceutical companies in the industry.
The consolidation and formatting of study data based on CDISC-SEND standards.
Take data in from a variety of formats and consolidate it, assembling it into a SEND-compliant format.
Data aggregation from multiple sources. Savante™ takes in data from a variety of formats and consolidates it, assembling it into a SEND-compliant format. The define.xml file that is required as part of the submission is created automatically.
Automated data collection. Synchronization from the Pristima® data capture system makes data collection from instruments seamless. In addition, Savante™ can accept XPT format from CROs or other systems, and this data can be augmented with data in CSV or Excel data files.
Flexible data analysis and visualization. Savante™ offers an integrated solution with TIBCO's Spotfire® for making non clinical study data from in-house studies or partners accessible for cross study analysis and visualization.
Savante™ streamlines the process of aggregating and consolidating nonclinical data coming from multiple sources, including internal studies and external partners. In addition, the data can be automatically formatted to meet the latest CDISC-SEND specifications, allowing you to focus on core business activities and reduce the organizational risk associated with managing disparate data sets.
Flexible data analysis and visualization using TIBCO's Spotfire® platform enables self-service of the data by multiple stakeholders, allowing you to maximize the value of your nonclinical data repository.
Savante™ allows selection of SEND IG specification version (3.0, 3.1 and future versions to be implemented), and Control Terminology set (they are issued quarterly) at output time. As the standards evolve, so does Savante™ so that you can deliver your data to the latest standards.


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Home | News | Police still viewed as most corrupt in Ghana – Report
Police still viewed as most corrupt in Ghana – Report
General News of Thursday, 11 July 2019
The Ghana Police Service
Ghanaians still believe the Police Service is the most corrupt institution in Ghana, according to the 2019 Global Corruption Barometer.
The report notes that 59 percent of Ghanaians feel this way, with judges and magistrates viewed as the second most corrupt institution per 38 percent of Ghanaians.
The survey was executed by Afrobarometer in 34 countries and covered 47,105 adults between 2016 and 2018.
Non-Governmental Organisations and religious leaders came out of the survey with better credibility as only 14 percent and 17 percent of Ghanaians respectively view them as corrupt.
Of the top ten institutions surveyed, which police, judges and magistrates, Ghanaians feel they have become less corrupt over the last four years.
The police, for example, were viewed as corrupt by 64 percent of Ghanaians in 2015.
60 percent of Ghanaians feel the Akufo-Addo administration is doing a good job of fighting corruption, a massive jump from four years ago, where only 25 percent of Ghanaians felt the government at the time was putting up a good fight against corruption.
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The report was launched by the Ghana Integrity Initiative today, Thursday where it urged the government to adequately resource key anti-corruption institutions.
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"We are recommending that the state should increase efforts towards educating citizens on the Whistleblower Act. Civil society is doing its best but the state should be seen to be doing a lot of education," she added.


Packing for Summer Camp is a sure sign that the fun is getting closer. It's so exciting to work through that list and gather supplies. You may need to buy some items, particularly for a first camp, so give yourself plenty of time.
Most established Overnight Summer Camps will provide you with a packing list, based on the activities that they offer, so do check this first.
First time campers and their parents are often amazed at how much they need to bring. If the camp is ten days or fewer, they will probably not offer a laundry service, and as the campers will be busy doing lots of activities in all weather conditions, you should pack enough clothes to last them two weeks. For longer camps, laundry service will probably be weekly, so again two weeks of clothes is about right.
Luggage – In camps where there will be bunk storage in the cabin (for example a closet or drawers) it's best to use a collapsible trunk or duffle bag so that it can be squashed down and stowed away once unpacked. If the campers will be using the trunk as storage, opt for a hard trunk. Its definitely worth spending money on decent luggage, as it can last for years, taking your child through numerous camps and on to college.
Packing bags – Many camps and experienced parents recommend packing things in smaller zip-lock bags to keep them organised.
– pajamas (at least two or three sets), flip flops and bath robe.
– underwear – enough for at least two weeks. It's a good idea to keep clean underwear together in one net bag, then to transfer it to another net bag when it's dirty. The dirty laundry net bag can go straight into the laundry as it is, keeping all the underwear together as it goes through the wash.
– special activity wear or equipment – check your overnight summer camp program to see what other equipment might be needed. We've already mentioned water activities, but you may need a hard hat and special clothing for horseback riding, to bring your own tennis racket, a leotard and dancing shoes, your own musical instrument, more specialized sports clothes etc. It really depends on the activities that you've signed up for, so check your program, and if you aren't sure whether to bring your own equipment, contact your camp organizer.
– Wash kit – It's a good idea to have a caddy to keep your bathroom essentials in. You may need toothpaste and toothbrush, shower gel, shampoo, soap in a soap box, feminine hygiene products, lip balm, hair brush and bands and hair-clips, nail clippers, shaving cream and razor.
– Towels – hand towels, and at least two beach towels which can be used for swimming and showering.
– Other essentials – tissues, insect repellent, camera, flashlight and spare batteries, a refillable water bottle, a laundry bag, pre-stamped and addressed envelopes and writing paper, spending money (check with camp about the spending money policy), books or playing cards for entertainment for short periods and something to make the bunk feel like home – a soft toy, poster or family photo.
What not to bring – most camps have a policy against personal electronic devices such as phones, i-pods and gaming consoles, as the whole point of camp is to get away from all of that and make new friends. They also usually rule against electrical appliances such as hair driers and curlers for fire safety reasons, though they may allow a small fan. Don't bother with all the make-up – at camp nobody cares what you look like. Don't bring small valuables such as expensive jewelry.
As you gather supplies, write an inventory and pack a copy in the trunk. This will come in handy for your camper to check all the items back into the trunk at the end of camp. Now label everything, from the toothbrush to the trunk. Your child's name or initials should be on absolutely everything that goes to camp if you have any hope of it coming back again.
Gathering supplies, writing inventory, naming everything and eventually getting it all in the trunk is a really exciting task for you and your camper, be sure to finish off with a photo of them sitting on their luggage – now they are really ready for camp!
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Pelicans' CJ McCollum on Zion Williamson: "We call him Thanos."
New Orleans Pelicans guard CJ McCollum described his teammate Zion Williamson in the best way possible. McCollum believes the star broadcaster is comparable to the iconic Marvel Comics controller.
"We call him Zion Thanos," McCollum told Anscape's Mark J. He explained in an interview with Spurs. "He's special. Explosive, hungry, competitive, playful. He and two other men are 27. [points per game]60% from the field.
A few NBA betting sites are giving the Pelicans top-15 odds to win the championship in the 2022-23 season. Opponents believe their chances of returning to the game depend entirely on Williamson staying healthy.
"He and two men [James averaged 27-7-7 and Luka Doncic logged 29-9-9 at age 20]. Who are those two men? Hall of Famers. So, go see a boy who plays like a man and learns."
"He's growing and maturing. He is starting to get a better understanding of the basketball life.
While Williamson isn't quite as destructive as Thanos yet, he's one of the best players in the NBA when healthy. That is why he was nicknamed Zanos. Not to mention, he was rooting for the warlord as he watched. Avengers: Endgame In 2019
The Pelicans' CJ McCollum and his teammates call Zion Williamson Thanos.
Williamson was selected first overall by the Pelicans in the 2019 NBA Draft. In his rookie 2019-20 season, the forward averaged 22.5 points, 6.3 rebounds and 2.1 assists in 24 starts.
He also shot 58.3% from the floor and 42.9% from downtown. The Duke product was selected to the NBA All-Rookie first team.
The following season, Williamson averaged 27 points, 7.2 boards and 3.7 assists per contest in 61 starts. And he got his first All-Star pick.
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The forward has missed the entire 2021-22 season with a foot injury. Last season, he suffered a Jones fracture in his right leg. Williamson's leg was re-evaluated in October and December, but the injury was slow to heal.
In July, the forward signed a five-year, $193 million rookie contract extension with the Pelicans. If the weight is less than 295 pounds. And earned All-NBA honors, his deal could be worth up to $231 million.
On October 4, Williamson returned from the injury in the Pelicans' 129–125 preseason win over the Chicago Bulls. He finished with 13 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal.
If Zanos can play a full season, perhaps the Pelicans can make some noise in the playoffs in 2023. In the 2022 NBA Playoffs, the team lost to the Phoenix Suns in the first round.
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Ormond Beach Observer Wednesday, Jan. 12, 2022 1 week ago
Rules of the ride: OBPD asks for community's help in monitoring juveniles operating golf carts
Prior to a golf cart crash that injured 10 children, Ormond Beach Police officers were educating parents on the legalities of operating a golf cart.
In light of a traumatic crash that resulted in the injury of multiple children, following a period of complaints involving minors operating golf carts on roadways, Ormond Beach Police is seeking the community's cooperation to ensure safety on local streets.
On Dec. 18, 2021, 10 minors – one of whom had to be transported to the hospital as a trauma alert patient — were injured after the golf cart they were riding in flipped over when attempting to make a left turn into the parking lot of 2287 Airport Road. According to a police report, the golf cart, which was unregistered and only had a six-rider capacity, was occupied by 11 people at the time of the crash. A 12-year-old child had been at the wheel, and the lone adult in the golf cart, a 37-year-old Ormond Beach man, was arrested on child neglect felony charges after the crash.
It was an incident that Ormond Beach Police Chief Jesse Godfrey called frustrating. From January 2020 to January 2022, OBPD has noted 13 instances citywide where officers responded to a call for service involving complaints over minors operating golf carts.
"All of this could have been avoided if everybody would have just followed the rules," Godfrey said.
What the law says
Can you drive a golf cart in the city of Ormond Beach?
That depends.
Ormond Beach Police Sgt. John Borzner explained that a golf cart can qualify as a low-speed vehicle, which are allowed to operate in roadways with speed limits of 35 mph or less. But, the cart must have title and registration, as well as be properly equipped with tail lights, brake lights, and other parts to make it "street-legal," according to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.
A lot of the low-speed vehicles seen on roadways do comply with these regulations. It's the ones typically being driven inside subdivisions that don't.
Is your golf cart 'street-legal'?
Is your golf cart able to qualify as a low-speed vehicle and be used on city roadways with speed limits less than 35 mph?
According to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, your golf cart — which must be registered, titled and insured — must also have:
a windshield
a vehicle identification number
exterior mirros in both the driver and the passenger sides
a parking brake
front and rear turn signals
reflex reflectors
seat belt for each designated seat
"Tomoka Oaks is probably our biggest area for golf carts, and they ride them on the bike paths in there and through the roadways, and a lot of times, it's kids," Borzner said. "Anywhere from 13 and older driving them around."
You have to be 14 years old to operate an unregistered golf cart in designated recreation areas such as some state parks, and of course, golf courses. There are no streets in Ormond Beach that allow unregistered golf carts.
If the golf cart has been made "street-legal," the driver must hold a valid driver's license.
These aren't rules that only apply within the city of Ormond Beach; the operation of unregistered golf carts on public roads or streets is prohibited in the state of Florida, per section 316.212 of the Florida Statutes.
Using common sense
For one of the grandparents of the children involved in the Dec. 18 crash, whose name is not being reported due to a pending lawsuit related to the incident, the problem isn't the overall usage of golf carts — it's being able to operate them with common sense.
Her granddaughter was one of the most injured in the crash, having broken both of her legs. Since the crash, she has undergone two surgeries and doctors told the family she likely will not be able to walk for 12 weeks or longer. It was a sad situation, her grandmother said. She was one of the first to arrive at the scene of the crash and saw firsthand all the children injured on the ground.
"In all reality, an accident is an accident," she said. "... Could it have been avoided? Maybe, maybe not."
As long as golf carts are operated by people who take safety precautions and have experience doing so, she doesn't see a problem with them. And, she believes that since the crash, people have been more cautious when driving their golf carts around the neighborhood.
"It just didn't affect those hurt," she said. "It affected everybody and their family."
Falling on deaf ears?
When police receive a complaint involving golf carts, most of the time, it involves minors. If officers are available to respond, Borzner said they'll drive through the neighborhood to see if they can spot them, but a lot of the time, the minors are either long gone or are in an area — such as a bike path — where their patrol vehicles can't access.
In addition to Tomoka Oaks, The Trails and Breakaway Trails have also been communities in the past from which these complaints frequently generated.
In some instances, they are able to find the minors at home after seeing the golf cart in their driveway. In those cases, officers speak with the parents or guardians and explain to them that driving these golf carts could result in a criminal charge, depending on the age of the driver or if the golf cart is not titled.
"Would we handle it as such? Probably not if it's in there, and it's normally, like I said, a juvenile," Borzner said. "We're not going to arrest a 14 year old kid that's just driving through his neighborhood on a golf cart."
So far, officers have been trusting parents to educate their children, and OBPD has issued information regarding the legal operation of golf carts.
"The information's been put out there, it just seems to fall on deaf ears sometimes," Borzner said.
Education before enforcement
However, enforcement is always an option, though one OBPD would rather not resort to.
"We're trying to educate before enforcement, but there will be a time where we're going to move into enforcement, and it's going to happen," Godfrey said.
OBPD is asking parents to supervise their children and restrict easy access to low speed vehicles when the child is alone.
"Whether you're a pedestrian, or a cyclist or a motorist, the driving laws go both ways and we have to be extremely careful," Godfrey said. "We don't want anybody to get hurt or get seriously injured, by any stretch."
The children injured in the Dec. 18 crash should have never been hurt on that day, he added. Complaints have slowed down since the crash, and Godfrey suspects it may have served as a wake-up call for many parents.
Borzner said he believes officers have been "more than fair as far as not hammering these young kids with tickets." Ultimately the responsibility lies with the adults.
"The 12-year-old is not getting the golf cart, buying the golf cart," Borzner said. "There's going to have to be some rules set in place at home to help us out so we can avoid these complaints, we can avoid dangerous situations, we can avoid crashes like that out west and keep everybody safe."
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By Andrew Marchand
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There was real fear on the Yankees' team flight. The turbulence made it feel like the plane was bouncing around the sky like a knuckleball. Then, the oxygen masks dropped down from overhead.
"Everyone was freaking out, yelling, getting really nervous," YES' Michael Kay said.
John Sterling read a book.
On the flight to Minnesota about a decade ago, when the masks fell, Sterling belted out a laugh and pushed it away.
"I shoved it because it was bothering me," Sterling said.
As he turns 80 years old on July 4, John Sterling continues to live in his own world, where he makes the rules and he doesn't spend a lot of time focusing on turbulence or anything else that he finds a nuisance.
Love him or hate him, when you listen to him these days, he is a marvel. The strength of his voice and his enthusiasm for his job are still present night-in and night-out, even though he hasn't missed a Yankees game in nearly three decades.
He sees no end in sight, and with his vision improved after offseason cataract surgery, there might not be.
"He is seeing the ball better this year," said WFAN's vice president of programming Mark Chernoff. "His vision is terrific. We are very pleased with how the broadcast sounds."
Sterling's style is loved by many and hated by some. No one can argue it is not unique. From his signature, "It is high, it is far, it is gone" to "Thuuuugh Yankees win" to his home run calls, he is, in the words of Yankees president Randy Levine, a "legend."
"He lives and breathes the Yankees," Levine said. "His home run calls are folklore, whether you like them or not. He is a quintessential New York character."
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When you reach Sterling's voicemail on his flip phone, the recording greets you with, "Hi, congratulations, you have reached …" He then gives his number.
Sterling does not have an email account, nor any use for the internet. To call him old-fashioned would not be fully accurate because there is a flair to his personality. He wears a suit to every game, even though he is on radio. All his quirks are done in such a confident manner that it makes him seem younger.
"The phrase is 'sui generis,' " his now longtime radio partner Suzyn Waldman said. "He is unto himself. He is more comfortable in his own skin than anyone I have ever met in my whole life."
He does have some modern amenities, but with old twists. He has satellite radio, but he keeps it locked on the Sinatra channel. He has mastered the use of his DVR so he can watch all the old movies he adores.
"The things I like, I love," Sterling said, stressing the word love as if it were a "thuuugh" in his trademark Yankees victory calls. "I care deeply about them and invest my time and my mind. I can't tell you how much I know about popular [old] music, Broadway music or movies or whatever. I haven't studied it, it just interests me. I fell in love with music and sports when I was a very little boy and, as odd it sounds, I knew when I was 9, 10, that I was going to be on the air."
Sterling's secret to longevity is a combination of genes, rest and exercise, he said. On his DNA, he said that is just good fortune and somehow he has been healthy enough to never miss a Yankees game because of his illness.
Though he has no choice but to go to bed late after night games, he will sleep until around 11 a.m. before having a healthy brunch that often includes grapefruit and coffee.
A little later, he will head to the pool, where he has hung up the Speedos he used to wear for regular trunks. He still religiously puts in his 30 minutes in the pool per day.
It is then off to the ballpark around 4 p.m., where he gabs with people before calling the game.
"I've never seen anyone enjoy what they do more than he does," said Kevin Loughery, a former NBA coach and player. Loughery has been friends with Sterling for nearly five decades, dating back to when Sterling called Baltimore Bullets games in the early '70s.
When Sterling returns to his Edgewater, N.J., condo, he often winds down with a little vodka or scotch before retreating to his bedroom, which features two big screens that always have a movie on one and sports on the other.
The way Sterling talks about his life, it is like things ended up just right even when they weren't. He was born in 1938, a year before World War II began. He lived on the Upper East Side, longing to grow up.
"I wanted to be an adult before my time," Sterling said.
He had a nice relationship with his mom, but his dad, a successful advertising executive, "wasn't very child oriented," according to Sterling.
Sterling doesn't go into very much detail about his dad. He didn't even mention him when first asked about what his family was like as a kid. It was a long time ago, he said.
It was a different time, too, back in the '40s and '50s. Sterling did his best to get out of his family's apartment as much as possible. He and his fellow 9- or 10-year-old friends would go to Yankee Stadium, the Polo Grounds or Madison Square Garden on their own.
"Isn't that amazing?" Sterling said.
Though Sterling did not have many words about his father, the impact of his dad's withdrawn demeanor on him was clear — and is to this day.
Now, Sterling, as a father to two daughters and two sons (a 20-year-old daughter and 17-year-old triplets) with his ex-wife, is quick to make sure they know how much his kids know they are loved.
"We were kind of in an era when men didn't show emotion to other men," Sterling said. "I do. I do it a 180 degrees different. I give them as much support, hug them, kiss them"
Growing up, Sterling knew he would be a broadcaster. He collected the information on entertainers like other kids did baseball cards.
"When I was that age, I knew every actor, every singer, every impressionist, every comedian," Sterling said. "I knew what singers worked for what record companies. They were like ball clubs to me. I knew what actors worked for what studio. They were like ball clubs to me."
He studied the biggest names of his youth — like Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby and Bob Hope — out of love, not work. The information accumulated eventually formed his style, while his voice just came naturally.
"When I was 12 or 13, I was in a friend's home, who had a very beautiful mom," Sterling recalled, a little gleam in his eyes almost seven decades later. "We were listening to a Knick game and they had an interview with one of the Knicks and he has a voice like this [mimics a high voice,] and I said, 'God, what a terrible voice.' And she said, 'He doesn't have a great big voice, like yours.' I was really snowed."
Still using his family name, Sloss, he went to college. He started at Moravian College and then Boston University, but he never got going. His mother passed away at 47 from heart issues, leaving him basically on his own.
"I have an ability to take care of myself," Sterling said. "I think it is survival. I think we all have it. Instincts for survival."
He would move on to Columbia General Studies, but left school at 19 to take his first radio job in Wellsville in upstate New York.
He changed his name to Sterling, feeling it added a little shine — and has never looked back. He replaced family with friends and said their kids call him "Uncle John."
Over the past five decades, he has called games for the Islanders, Baltimore Bullets, Nets, Atlanta Hawks and Braves. He also did many talk shows, and still is on WFAN on some weekends, taking calls.
But when he one day vacates the broadcast booth, he will be most remembered for his Yankees calls.
In his first year in 1989, he missed two games after his beloved sister, Jane, died. Since then, he has been Gehrig-like, never missing a Yankees broadcast.
For the past three decades, Sterling has been in the booth, entertaining many, annoying some, but he is part of the great bond between radio baseball broadcasters as they are companions in cars and background at barbecues.
For fans, a baseball broadcast can be an escape from the struggles of every day. Sterling can relate in some ways, because he lives creating his own reality.
The many trips on buses and planes — while luxurious — may eat at someone else, but Sterling survives them with his version of escapism.
"We get on the bus here and go to the airport, I'm reading," said Sterling, who shared that Vin Scully did the same. "When we get on the plane to the next city, I'm reading. When we get to the bus to the hotel, reading. So the trips are easy for me, because I take out a book and read."
He recently finished another Sinatra biography and loves thrillers from authors like Ed McBain, Ken Follett and Lawrence Sanders. Sterling's own story almost seems like it should have been written by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
The way Sterling leaves reality with his books is a continuation of what he did as a child on the Upper East Side. As a kid, he was mesmerized by the performers of his day and imagined their world. He would leave his home, as often as possible, dreaming about being older.
He still has the ability to create his own reality, made up of only things he likes.
"I'm very good at that," Sterling said.
So a decade ago, when the extreme turbulence hit on the flight to Minneapolis, Sterling remembers a unique detail.
"In the back, the players were yelling, 'We are high! We are far! We are gone!' which I thought was pretty good," Sterling said of the dark ode to his home run call.
The turbulence nor the air masks fazed him. John Sterling just went back to reading and his own little world. Population: one.
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