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Long Live Love
By Christina Cheakalos
In July 1989, Ted Wentworth, a 50-year-old widower, attended a picnic in Westminster, Calif. "I scanned the crowd and thought, 'I don't know what she looks like, but my future wife is here,' " he recalls. " 'She's going to have to show herself in some way.' "Suddenly a woman wielding a giant water gun squirted him in the face. "I had never done anything like that before," says Diana von Welanetz, then 48 and four months a widow. "It was totally out of character."
Wentworth wrestled the weapon out of her hands and invited her to dinner. Another man might have shouted "Check, please!" when Von Welanetz told him that evening that she had brought the toy gun to the picnic because her late husband told her to. Another woman might have bolted when Wentworth described how he kept computer records on the 130 women he had dated since his wife's death two years earlier. Instead, the two were so smitten they married that December.
Twelve blissful years later each has written a book to inspire and assist other bereaved, befuddled middle-aged daters. In his just published Build a Better Spouse Trap: A Street-Smart Dating Strategy for Men Who Have Lost a Love, Ted, now 63, offers tips on finding, assessing and keeping a potential mate. Examples: "Stay within your generation—no trophies!" and "Learn to fight fair."
Diana's 2001 book, Send Me Someone: A True Story of Love Here and Hereafter, is a meditation on marriage, remarriage and fate. Two weeks before her first husband, Paul von Welanetz, died of cancer, recalls Diana, he told her he didn't want her to be alone. "Then send me someone," she said. "I will," he promised. The moment she met Ted, she sensed that vow had been fulfilled. "I still feel the love I had for Paul," says Diana, 61, who also cowrote 1995's Chicken Soup for the Soul Cookbook. But losing him, she adds, "brought me a beautiful new love. Death is a graduation, not an end."
Until she married Paul, Diana had known little happiness. Her late father, Beverly Hills financier Eugene Webb Jr., suffered from bipolar disorder, and his drastic mood swings marred her youth. At 18, Diana says, she realized she had a special intuitive gift—while listening to a song by Elvis Presley, for example, she "knew" she would date him. Three months later she met the King in a Paris restaurant, and they went out four times. "He kissed me and sang 'Fascination,' she says. "From then on, I trusted my intuition."
In 1962, two years after dropping out of UCLA, Diana was in Hong Kong with her father and mother, Marguerite (also deceased), when she spotted Paul, a salesman, in a hotel lobby and instantly understood that he was the one. They wed in '63, had a daughter, Lexi—now 33 and a psychologist—and wrote a series of cookbooks together. In 1985 Paul and Diana created the Inside Edge, an Irvine, Calif.-based motivational organization. "When Paul died four years later, she says, "it was like a cloud had covered the sun."
Ted, a trial lawyer, knew the feeling. Raised in Morristown, N.J., and Sacramento, Calif., by Theodore, a developer, and Alice, a homemaker (both deceased), he was devastated after his wife succumbed to breast cancer at 45 in 1987. He had met Sharon, a teacher, when they were neighbors in an apartment complex. Married in 1965, the couple had two daughters, Christy, 34, a lawyer, and Kathy, 32, a psychologist. After Sharon's death, says Ted, "I had a huge love inside me, but for the first time in 22 years I had no one to give it to."
Four months later he began dating. Methodically. After each rendezvous, Ted fed data into a software program he had designed. "I would, for example, enter the name of the date's dog," he says. "If you see each other a second time and you don't remember the dog's name, she's going to think you're not interested."
Diana was still reeling from her own loss when she organized the picnic for members of the Inside Edge, one of whom invited Ted along. After six dates, Ted knew he wanted to marry Diana. But before asking for her hand he asked permission of her family. Says Lexi: "I was okay with it, because I saw how much he loved her."
And how much her mother loved Ted. Whether at their spacious one-story house in Corona del Mar or on their 130-acre ranch in Temecula, they still act like newlyweds, cuddling, cooing and completing each other's sentences. "Ted has taught me that life is a dance," says Diana. "You just have to boogie."
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Alcohol is being considered a factor in a fatal rollover crash that killed a 17-year-old Lorette boy over the weekend.
The single-vehicle crash happened Sunday at around 4:30 a.m. on Highway 207 just east of Provincial Road 31.
RCMP say the teen was a passenger in the vehicle at the time, being driven by another 17-year-old boy, also from Lorette. The vehicle rolled and landed in the ditch on the north side of Highway 207, ejecting the passenger.
Police say the driver was wearing a seatbelt, but the passenger was not.


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★ Uncontested Divorce
Divorces that don't require court action are often referred to as uncontested divorces. The benefits of an uncontested divorce are many. Uncontested divorces are usually quicker. Uncontested divorces are usually less expensive. Uncontested divorces are usually less acrimonious. Notwithstanding, however, many people yearn for an uncontested divorce when, in reality, the case shouldn't be considered an uncontested divorce.
It's understandable why people want forego the expenses associated with a more litigated matter, however, many people wait for months and sometimes years hoping to achieve an uncontested divorce. While uncontested divorces are overall more productive, remember it takes two parties to reach an agreement. Thus, one side may desire to settle in an uncontested manner, however, without both parties working towards that end people usually waste time and money.
Here is how matters commonly play out. A person wants an uncontested divorce to save money. They spend the money to have the paperwork "drawn up" and submit it to the other side. Because the matter is uncontested there is no officially court action filed or started and nothing is compelling the other side to move quickly at resolving the dispute. The other side will continue to ask for changes in an effort to drag matters out. In the end, you spend more money and take more time than if you just filed and started litigation.
This isn't to say that uncontested divorces don't work, they do. The biggest analyzing factor, however, is whether both sides wish to resolve the matter in an uncontested fashion. Assuming a true uncontested situation exists, then the documents that are needed are as follows: a petition, a waiver of service, entry of appearance pro se, Marital Settlement Agreement and Final Decree. These documents can be found online, at the pro se office or through your attorney's office.
While simple divorces and other matters can be resolved with an uncontested process, be aware of the fact that most uncontested pro se (meaning doing it on your own) documents do not include the big questions of what you need to be aware of. For example, most uncontested divorce documents fail to delineate who claims the child(ren) for tax purposes or an outline of how retirement accounts are divided.
Therefore, if you are considering an uncontested divorce take the time to consult with an attorney familiar with uncontested divorces so that you can ensure that your agreements and forms contain all of the necessary information. Contact the Justice Legal Group for more information on an uncontested divorce. You can reach us throughout New Mexico at 505-880-87378 or email us at info@JusticeLegalGroup.com.

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Triplets are called dactyls or anapests in the official lingo, depending on whether they start with an upbeat or not.
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Suppose we him, however, possessed of industry and genius; his genius is fettered in dactyls and spondees, and his eloquence exercised in languages which none but the learned can understand, and which, when produced by a modern, the learned themselves care not to examine.
"Triplets are called dactyls or anapests in the official lingo, depending on whether they start with an upbeat or not," Chowder says, while discussing Tennyson.
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Two dactyls, two trochees per line, if you count the first syllable of each line as a pickup held over from the last trochee.
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Mother, bold as always, moved in close to assess the damage, and then announced, "Kowaru-kun has crushed two of his dactyls!"
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I, Montese Crandall, rely heavily on such strategies as alliteration, condensation, the strange, ghostly echo of metrical feet, iambs and dactyls, spondees and amphibrachs.
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Refugees flee Colombia fighting
Over 1,000 people cross into Ecuador to flee clashes between army and fighters.
National liberation army fighters have clashed with the military forcing thousands to flee [AP]
But officials in Ecuador said that by Saturday the number had increased to about 1,100.
"We don't know how long they are going to be here and we expect that more people will be arriving," said Gustavo Samaniego, the mayor of San Lorenzo.
Francisco Ortiz of the Red Fronteriza de Paz, a group representing border communities in Ecuador, said the recent flight was prompted by clashes between Colombia's army and National Liberation Army fighters near their communities.
Ortiz said the refugees arrived on Thursday "in the worst human condition," and that many were scared, hungry and sick.
Lenin Moreno, the Ecuadorean vice president, called on Colombia to resolve the refugee problem.
"It pains us what is happening in our neighbouring country, but unfortunately it is not our problem," Moreno said.
"It is a problem that they should resolve."
Alvaro Uribe, the Colombian president, however, accused his nation's largest guerrilla group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, of forcing peasants to flee to Ecuador in a bid to undermine relations between the nations.
Refugees flee
There are currently about 250,000 refugees living in Ecuador, the UN says.
Most of them are Colombians who have fled an internal armed conflict that has raged there for more than 40 years.
The UN estimates that about three million Colombians have been driven from their homes by violence without leaving the country - making it the largest internal refugee population in the world after Sudan.
The government's definition of a refugee puts the number at about two million.


My Ph.D. in medicinal chemistry focused on the mechanistic enzymology of glutathione transferases, a class of drug-metabolizing enzyme. One chapter focused on a gnarly carcinogen, 4-hydroxynonenal, that mucks up the works for all kinds of proteins in the body, including enzymes that metabolize it. However, the glutathione transferase that metabolizes and thereby detoxifies 4-hydroxynonenal with the highest catalytic efficiency, GST A4-4, also resists its adduction.


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What to do and see in Pisek, Bohemia: The Best Things to do
Písek (Czech pronunciation: [ˈpiːsɛk]; German: Pisek) is a middle-sized town in the South Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic. It has a population of 29,729 (est. 2011); with its semi-urban agglomeration populated by 36,791 people (est. 2011).
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Covid-19 historic archive to preserve experiences of Kingston University community for future generations
Posted Monday 14 December 2020
Tuesday Tree by Marissa Collins captures the changing of the seasons during the pandemic
Kingston University's archive is creating a special collection about the Covid-19 pandemic to record the personal experiences of students and staff during the unprecedented period. The archive of written testimonies and artefacts will be preserved as part of the University's 120-year history.
Archivists are inviting submissions of creative writing, artworks, videos or photographs to create a new collection reflecting the University's response to Covid-19 and the effect the pandemic has had on individuals' lives.
It will form part of the diverse range of archives and special collections, based at the University's flagship Town House building, that support the teaching and research activities of the University and wider Kingston community.
University archivist Dayna Miller said the idea came about during the first UK nationwide lockdown in March, when she decided the archives should reflect what was happening locally. "I thought it would be timely if we could enhance our current history collection with people's experience of the pandemic and of lockdown," she said.
"We see a lot about the statistics and the effect of the virus, but what I'd like is for our archive to reflect the human impact and how our students and staff have dealt with it. Healthcare students and staff have been working on the frontline, people have been working from home, or home schooling their children unexpectedly.
"We want to have a collection that documents this period so, if a researcher comes to our archives in 20 years' time and wants to know what the University's response was to Covid-19, they get as detailed an understanding as possible about what we have all been living through," she added.
Submissions have already started to be received, ranging from a homemade mask and a reflective written account of lockdown to a collection of images, including a photograph of a work-station set up at home and an online book club.
Some illustrate the creativity that has flourished during lockdown, such as a succession of images called the Tuesday Tree. The tree was photographed every week by Marissa Collins, senior information adviser in Library and Learning Services at Kingston School of Art, and captures the changing of the seasons during the pandemic, when time seemed to stand still for many.
"This pandemic will hopefully be a once in a lifetime experience. We're keen that people who visit our archives in the future are able to see what the human response was during this time and it will tell them something about the University as a community," Miss Miller said.
"Even having a series of homemade masks reveals how people engaged and tried to combat the virus in the only way they could without a vaccine," she added.
The archivists are welcoming stories and artefacts that are simple or humorous, as well as ones that are more reflective and personal. "We find that people who visit the collections really want to get to know the people whose materials we hold. Through their personal items you can tell a lot about them.
"It really brings out a human side to the archive where it's not just documents that are remote and used for very highly academic research, there's a personal touch to everything," Miss Miller said.
Other archives across the UK, such as The British Library, are also creating Covid-19 collections. It's hoped the Kingston University collection will not only help to document this period in history, but also give participants an opportunity to express their feelings about the challenges they have had to overcome.
Find out more about the University's work meeting the Covid-19 challenge.
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Retaining top talent isn't just about salary. It can also hinge on excitement and boredom.
SAN DIEGO — At many government management association conferences, it's hard avoid discussions about workforce development. Compared to the private sector, public-sector organizations face big challenges when recruiting and retaining top talent.
That challenge is especially pronounced with information technology jobs. Private-sector employers can often pay top dollar for the tech employees they need—in most cases, state and local government pay grades can't compete. There's often more red tape to deal with in the hiring process, too, which doesn't help matters.
These workforce dynamics have been a regular theme for groups like the National Association of State Chief Information Officers, which is hosting its annual conference in San Diego this week. While budget constraints and complicated job classifications can frustrate the leaders of public-sector organizations, there are some management fundamentals that transcend traditional public-private structural differences.
With the public sector, that means risking the departures of employees for more stimulating and higher-paying jobs in the private sector.
Gomoll was part of a NASCIO conference session on Monday afternoon about the development of effective leadership skills that allows teams and organizations to flourish, solve problems and support an organization's mission.
For public-sector organizations, a lack of excitement or energy doesn't always lead to departures but can lead to something worse: Complacency.
Good managers, she said, also empower their teams to lead and solve problems instead of barking orders and unilaterally making decisions for their employees.


Sarasota, FL; January 29, 2014 // – Gecko's Grill & Pub is proud to announce that the National Restaurant Association has honored the restaurant group by selecting it as a 2014 Florida Restaurant Neighbor Award winner.
Each year, the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation recognizes outstanding restaurants around the country with these prestigious national awards. The awards honor restaurants that go above and beyond in community service and aim to inspire other restaurateurs to get or stay involved in their local communities. This selection marks the second year in a row that Gecko's Owners, Michael Quillen and Mike Gowan have earned this distinction.
Gecko's Grill & Pub has a long history of serving as Business Partners with dozens of schools in Sarasota and Manatee County, providing Super Student Free Meals to tens of thousands of elementary students and supporting untold numbers of teams, projects, fundraisers and events in area schools. Gecko's is a benefactor of the non-profit Y Youth Shelter, which serves children 10-17 years of age who are homeless, and Operation Second Chance, which serves America's wounded, injured and ill combat veterans. Owners Quillen and Gowan are lifelong friends and business partners, and through their five Gecko's restaurants, support scores of other charitable groups. Quillen also personally serves on several community Boards, and is the immediate Past President of The Argus Foundation, a public policy community foundation which harnesses business leadership for effective community building.
Gecko's will now compete with other state winners across the United States for the national prize. One national winner will receive a $5000 award to help support their favorite charity, to be awarded in April in Washington, D.C.
Gecko's Grill & Pub has been locally owned and operated since 1992, and employs over 300 Floridians. Quillen and Gowan's newest venture, S'macks Burgers & Shakes, opened in Summer, 2013.
Founded in 1919, the National Restaurant Association is the leading business association for the restaurant industry, which comprises 980,000 restaurant and foodservice outlets and a workforce of more than 13 million employees. The Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association's mission is to 'Protect, Educate and Promote' Florida's hospitality industry – which represents a $71.8 billion industry, 23% of Florida's economy, $4.3 billion in sales tax revenue, and over one million employees, making it Florida's largest employer. It is Florida's premier non-profit, hospitality industry trade association.


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Q: SSRS Report Row Visibility showing detail records when it shouldn't I have a report that is structured like:
Org
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       Version (multiple)
Org and Project are groups. I set the row visibility for Version to Hide and toggled by Project. I set the row visibility for Project to Hide and toggled by Org. When I open the report I see the Orgs but also the Version (detail) records. If I expand an Org the Projects show up and the Detail disappears (correctly).
Why do the Version/Detail rows show when all the Projects are hidden?
SSRS 2012 with VS 2012.

A: After writing this I went back and looked at it and realized I should have been setting Group properties, not Row Properties. Duh. It's been a while since I used SSRS...

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