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Message from 7-20-14 -- Wisdom, Part 3.
This week Pastor Josh continues our series on wisdom as he speaks about God's way and how we need to follow. God's way will always be to one that leads away from self and toward the welfare of others.


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In all-cash deal, Inn at the Mill in Johnson sold for $5.22M
Northwest ArkansasTourism / Heritage
by Paul Gatling ([email protected]) January 17, 2023 4:46 pm 739 views
The Inn at the Mill in Johnson (Washington County), which includes a replica of the historic Johnson Mill, has a new owner.
Washington County property records show that IATM LLC bought the 3.45-acre hotel property at 3906 Johnson Mill Blvd. for $5.22 million. The transaction was an all-cash deal.
Johnson Mill Ventures LLC, led by Jesse Burkes, was the seller. Burkes had been associated with the property for nearly 25 years and was previously the hotel's long-time general manager until becoming owner/operator.
According to real estate broker Philip Schmidt, the listing agent for the hotel, Mountain Home businessman Brad Hasselwander manages IATM and is the new owner.
The Inn at the Mill has 62 rooms, including 54 standard rooms and eight themed suites. Johnson Mill Ventures added 16 rooms in 2019, two years after completing a deal to buy the hotel and its companion fine dining restaurant, James at the Mill, from Miles and Courtney James for $4.2 million.
Inn at the Mill was built in 1991, designed by Fayetteville architect James Lambeth, Miles James' father-in-law. A long-time professor at the University of Arkansas, Lambeth designed contemporary residences, housing units, educational facilities and churches until he died in 2003 at 60.
Miles James, a noted chef, created the hotel's companion restaurant concept, officially opening in 1994. The 9,890-square-foot restaurant was closed following the ownership change and converted to additional hotel suites.
The Inn at the Mill is a Choice Hotels affiliate under the Ascend Hotels collection.
Schmidt, a partner with Kelley Commercial Partners in Springdale, was the listing agent. Tom Jordan of Mountain Home represented the buyer.
Waco Title Co. of Springdale was the title agent.
The historic Johnson Mill that once operated on the property was first legally registered as a tax-paying business in 1835.
Following a Civil War battle in nearby Pea Ridge in 1862, the mill was partially burned down by the Confederate Army retreating from the Battle of Prairie Grove to prevent it from falling into the hands of the Union.
The Johnson family ran the mill, fed by a natural spring, from 1906 until 1977, when the mill ceased operation and fell into despair. The mill was reconstructed in 1865 and remained in operation until 1977. Due to its historical significance, the Inn at the Mill received an official Civil War Marker in 2012 from the state of Arkansas.
Today, the property has three buildings, numerous spring-fed water features, and a replica of the old grist mill. According to Schmidt, approximately 12 million gallons of mineral-rich spring water run through the property from four natural springs.
While 2 million gallons per day are used for the pond and water features, the rest is being diverted. Schmidt said a recent study showed the water to be of exceptional quality. It could be used to irrigate the entire Inn at the Mill property or sold to a bottler or agricultural enterprise for additional revenue.
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Crazy weather here in northeast Ohio as well. Blue sky all day, about 65 at midday. I was looking at my lawn today wondering if I was going to need to wake up my mower. We grow a fescue grass here that loves cool weather.
We are experiencing tropical rains, and that's not an exaggeration. This is indeed a summer pattern. The warmth and humidity out there right now is like a summer night. WEIRD.
My kvetch is having the A/C on on Christmas eve! HOT (79F) and humid (82%) here in NC! A Very Merry Christmas, y Prospero Nuevo Anno to you and yours! All the Best!
I just came back from a late night stroll with the dog. It's as warm as a summer night out there. Wow! A very merry Christmas back to you, sir!
Your comment about the mail made me chuckle. I seem to get an absurd amount of mail, virtually all of it unwanted. And I don't get much junk mail having unsubscribed myself from the main junk-mail company out there.
And yes, the weather is positively weird in Boston. It's still not below freezing at night, which is highly weird. There was a story on Bloomberg earlier in the week about how there are a lot of migratory birds still in the Northeast, who should have flown south by now. Apparently they are now quite vulnerable to sudden frost.
Where it has been (thankfully) rainy.
I am glad you are enjoying the rain. Our rain has been truly tropical and torrential. I would not be surprised if an unfortunate soul were to be bit by a gator who refuses to hibernate in this watery and hot weather. I don't even like to think of the snakes driven out into yards by these unseasonable temps and huge amounts of rainfall.
Merry Christmas! And may your Christmas be blessedly free of snakes and alligators!
A virtual hug from San Francisco!
You are a deranged woman. As for the lack of diversity in south Louisiana, I guarantee you there is more diversity in south Louisiana than there is in Honduras, and I've never set foot in Honduras or have any desire to.
As for mail delivery, there are no PO boxes in Honduras? Perhaps you would have received more mail. I have a PO box and always get my mail. Of course, Mexico is a far superior nation to Honduras.
The weather here is as it should be. At this moment, a bit after 8 a.m., it is about 50 degrees and foggy. The fog will burn off, and it will be a lovely day. All our days are lovely in one way or the other.
Blue Bell ice cream is available in a mall in Morelia, not far from here. How about that? I also see Ben & Jerry's.
I have no grievances. I send blessings.
Post office boxes are often inherited or given to friends, as there's a scarcity. We have ONE post office for the entire metro area of Tegucigalpa and its sister, Comayaguela across the river, which most estimate as well over a million people. Just getting to that post office is a nightmare. Even a box doesn't prevent the workers from keeping boxes and gifts send to individuals. Especially in the provincial postal offices, the thievery is done right out in the open. Workers open packages, keep what they like, and close it up for any stupid gringo who stands waiting for stuff shipped through the laughable and nearly dead postal system. Almost all mail, public or private, is done by private companies. I NEVER ship via their system. I use DIP shipping in Kenner, Louisiana which is cheaper, friendly and more reliable. I truly have no grievances, either, but I had fun writing this post. Oh yeah! Abita Beer is releasing a new Root Beer with 5% proof. Can't wait.
I love this!! Happy Festivus!
Yeah, well. Kvetching is good for the soul every now and then. Do you realize that a gallon of gas is cheaper, far cheaper than a gallon of milk? Why can't we frack cows???


Security never stops. To maintain your website secure, you need to keep improving your Content management systems software . The primary upgrades are fairly infrequent, but a security release may come anytime.
How will you learn about these releases as quickly as possible, so that you can fix your site before it will get jeopardized? You have to sign up for security bulletins.
I am presuming here that you're the particular administrator for the site. For those who have a developer or designers who administer your website, seek advice from your designers to make certain they stay up-to-date on security bulletins.
Watch out for Alerts Whenever You Sign in The initial step to keeping the site secure would be to watch out for alerts whenever you sign in. Some CMSs will instantly tell you if they should be up-to-date.
They might even give a button that offers to perform the update immediately for you personally. Theoretically, this really is great, but be cautious: upgrades can break your site , so you might want to test the replace on a duplicate of the site first.
You most likely don't log in your website every single day. This is also true for those who have multiple sites. Remember, a vital security update may come anytime.
You may simply be getting alerts for that "core" program, and never the plug ins or modules that you have put into the website. If that's the case, these alerts are really providing you with a false feeling of security . You are not receiving alerts concerning the plug ins, however these plug ins are more likely to result in trouble compared to core program.
To maintain your site secure, you will need to by hand sign up for security bulletins.
What you ought to Track You might think about your site like a single system, however it depends on a variety of programs from a variety of groups.
Based on your Content management systems, you may want to search lower the safety bulletins for all these parts individually . They are many different programs, with various teams. Each team features its own method of interacting security releases.
What exactly are "Exterior Libraries"? Within this context, you can just think about an "exterior library" as the second wordpress plugin or module you need to keep up-to-date.
Just like you are mixing plenty of items of code to create your website, designers themselves frequently use items of code using their company sources to create their plug ins.
Remember the actual Software Your Content management systems requires all software behind the curtain. All of this needs to be maintained-to-date too!
The good thing is, should you did not install a bit of software, your hosting company , not you, should continue the good work-to-date.
Still, make certain your host company keeps their software up-to-date. When they don't, find another host.
Sign up for E-mail Lists and/or Nourishes How do we really get these precious security bulletins? It's quite different for every Content management systems, wordpress plugin, and module. Essentially, put forth the work website, and find out the way they publish bulletins.
Usually, you receive security bulletins by signing up to mailing lists and/or Nourishes .
For any couple of plug ins, new releases are just introduced inside a particular forum thread. But many forum threads present an Feed, otherwise the choice to obtain e-mailed once the thread updates.
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However, if you do not already check other Nourishes every single day, are you currently really likely to start the habit of smoking with regard to uncomfortable security updates? Security updates will never be great news. You may be safer adhering with email.
Or, do both. As lengthy while you will not get unclear about what you've already behaved on, this works too.
Go Forth and Subscribe It ought to just take 30 minutes approximately to get out there and sign up for all of the security bulletins you'll need for the website. So go get it done. You'll feel far better.


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'Ghana-made' Toyota to be ready in August 2020 – CEO to Akufo-Addo
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The President and Chief Executive Officer of Toyota Tsusho Corporation, Ichiro Kashitani, has assured the President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, to expect the first Toyota vehicle to be assembled in Ghana to be outdoored by August 2020.
Thanking the government of President Akufo-Addo for its help and support towards the realisation of this project, Mr. Ichiro Kashitani stated that "we consider the project of the assembly plant a marriage. It lasts for life, and it is a long-term project."
The President and CEO of Toyota Tsusho made this known on Thursday, August 29, when the Government of Ghana and Toyota Tsusho Corporation signed a Memorandum of Understanding for the establishment of a Toyota and Suzuki Assembly Plant in Ghana.
The Chief Operations Officer of the company in charge of the Africa division of Toyota Tsusho, Mr. Imai Toshimitsu, who was also at the meeting noted that the decision to set up in Ghana has been necessitated by the favourable economic climate prevailing in the country.
"We are willing to participate in the automotive industry in Ghana. I am very happy that we have reached the consensus and principal agreement to start the Toyota and Suzuki assembly plants. We are planning to kick-off the project immediately, and, hopefully, we will have first car made in Ghana this time (August) next year. Thank you very much for your support," he added.
Mr. Imai Toshimitsu stated that details of the work to be undertaken in Ghana, including the volumes and models of the vehicles to be produced, are contained in the MoU.
"The products to be assembled in Ghana include the Toyota Hilux pickup, which is already popular in Ghana. Since it will be locally produced, I hope it will be more popular. We are also planning to introduce small passenger cars, with two Suzuki brands," the Toyota COO explained.
The decision to assemble Suzuki vehicles in Ghana, according to Mr. Imai Toshimitsu, follows the acquisition on Wednesday, August 28, of a 4.9% stake in Suzuki by Toyota Tsusho, thus making Toyota a "principal shareholder" in Suzuki.
"So, Suzuki products will be assembled and sold in Ghana. The cars which will be produced in Ghana are our core models for Africa and Ghana customers," he stressed.
On his part, President Akufo-Addo stated that the signing of the MoU with Toyota Tsusho falls in line with the vision of making Ghana an automotive hub for West Africa and the larger African market.
With the coming into force of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), the President noted that "Ghana is the base to reach this larger African market".
He continued, "We are attaching a great deal of importance to the initiative and development. We want to assure you that, whatever it is we can do on the side of the Ghana Government to provide you with the necessary support and assurance that the investment you are going to make in our country will be worth your while, you can count on us to do that."
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Q: Django Testing KeyError When Retrieving Header from Request Object So I'm trying to confirm the location of a given view during testing. The docs say:

You can also use dictionary syntax on the response object to query the
  value of any settings in the HTTP headers. For example, you could
  determine the content type of a response using
  response['Content-Type'].

However, when I put it to use I'm getting a key error. Help please.
Test:
def test_normal_rewardstore_usage(self):
    logged_in = self.client.login(username=self.u1.username, password="psst")
    response = self.client.get(reverse('rewards:rewardstore'))
    location = "http://testserver%s" % (reverse('rewards:rewardpage', kwargs={'company':self.r1.company.slug, 'slug':self.r1.slug}))
    self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200)
    self.assertEqual(response['Location'], location)

Error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/app/rewards/tests/test_views.py", line 58, in test_normal_rewardstore_usage
    self.assertEqual(response['Location'], location)
  File "/app/.heroku/python/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/http/response.py", line 189, in __getitem__
    return self._headers[header.lower()][1]
KeyError: 'location'

View:
def RewardStore_Index(request, template='rewards/reward-store.html', page_template='rewards/rewards_page.html'):
    user = User.objects.get(pk=request.user.pk)
    contact = Contact.objects.get(user__pk=request.user.pk, is_active=True)
    if request.user.is_authenticated():
    a = Member.objects.get(pk=request.user.pk)
    a = a.account_verified
    rewards = Reward.objects.filter(country__iso=contact.get_country)
    else:
    a = False
    g = GeoIP()
    c = g.country(request.user)
    c = c['country_code']
    rewards = Reward.objects.filter(country__iso=c)
    context = {
    'targetuser': request.user,
        'rewards': rewards,
        'page_template': page_template,
        'email_authenticated': True if a else False,
    'notifications': NotificationMap.objects.filter(user__pk=request.user.pk, read=False).prefetch_related('notification', 'notification__users')
    }
    if request.is_ajax():
        template = page_template
    return render_to_response(
        template, context, context_instance=RequestContext(request))

A: The headers made available in the response object will vary depending on the server used (source), so it wouldn't surprise me if the django test runner doesn't send back all the headers that you see in production. Also, Location is generally used with redirecting responses, and you're asserting that you receive a 200 first. Are you sure that you should be expecting a Location header in this circumstance?

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How to Watch the Xbox & Bethesda Event and Why it Matters for Flight Simmers
Today, Microsoft will be hosting a 90-minute presentation dedicated to Xbox and Bethesda gaming content for what their vision of gaming will look like. Those into gaming, as well as simulation, will likely want to follow along anyway as big announcements are always present at these kinds of shows. However, today's presentation will also matter to flight simmers, especially those using Microsoft Flight Simulator.
Why it Matters for Flight Simmers
During the last developer Q&A session, the Head of Microsoft Flight Simulator, Jorg Neumann said that there was plenty to talk about at the show. He didn't say what would be announced or mentioned, but the fact he kept his cards close to his chest would certainly mean there are some secrets to be had.
It also matters as it's very likely that we'll learn what the next World Update will be. In the last development blog post, Microsoft said the details for the next World Update would be coming soon. Some quick math: big event + coming soon = probable announcement / info. In addition, we'll also likely also find out what the next Local Legend will be.
What is also good to remember is that Microsoft has a lot of faith in exciting announcements during these press conferences. At Gamescom last year, for example, we saw the Top Gun DLC announcement. Also, the simulator itself was announced at E3 back in 2019 to a huge reception.
Okay, So How Do I Watch the Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase 2022?
The Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase 2022 broadcasts live today (June 12th 2022) from 17:00 UTC. (10:00 PT / 13:00 ET / 18:00 BST). The showcase is 90-minutes long, but don't expect 90 minutes of all flight simulation content.
You can watch the event on YouTube, Twitch, Facebook or TikTok.
However, as always, we'll be watching the show live and then bringing you the latest news as it happens.
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sheff71 replied to Kit!'s topic in Sheffield News & Discussions
thanks for the comments, I am going to have a crack at doing it myself first I think - I believe there is still a fee of around £215 even on your own though - but still much better than £500+ !
Wonder if anyone can offer some useful advice. My mother died in December, leaving a will. My sister and I are executors, and to share the estate equally. As the amount of money in the bank was not large, the bank were happy to accept the will and close out the account, splitting between us both, and most other items (pensions, utilities etc) are either now closed, or transferred to our names as appropriate. The funeral costs should be covered by an insurance plan. This just leaves really the house. We basically just want it transferring into our names jointly, we aren't looking to sell. As the house is not being passed to a spouse, do we definitely need to be granted probate? And even then, that doesn't include transferring the house into our names, does it? We're just getting really confused, and have had varying quotes from different law firms (upto £500+VAT for the grant of probate, and anywhere between £200+VAT to around £500 for the transfer of the property). We just want to get it done correctly and not get fleeced... to us, it seems straightforward, there is no one else who would be making any claims. Any positive advice is greatfully accepted.
Sheffield Wednesday v Huddersfield Town 17/05/17
sheff71 replied to top4718's topic in Sheffield Football
When Westwood made that penalty save, I thought maybe the owls were going to make it to the final, even though they looked so under par compared to their best. For FF to then fluff it was a surprise, and yeah, it was a fun moment as a blades fan (after what happened against Udders at Wembley for the blades with Simmo's rocket), but neither side looked remotely ready for the step up to the PL based on the semis. At least we should have a buzz in the city over the derbies, and I'm sure the owls will bounce back again and be competitive, maybe with a new man in charge? At least the owls fans didn't have to fork out for Wembley this time! It's a lot longer to travel back after a penalty loss...
Blades vs Chesterfield - Trophy day
sheff71 replied to OPEN BORDERS's topic in Sheffield Football
First time I've been able to get to the Lane in ages today with various ailments, the occasion was superb, great to see over 31000 in there, and a win to finish (even if a draw would've been a fair result). It was fitting to see Billy get his 30th, and that the prince was there, maybe he will be willing now to back Wilder in his Signing next season. I think this may be my last game as a season ticket holder, missing too many games and the cost for another year are too much, but special moments like today make it so difficult to give it up after nearly 30 years... Great way to finish if it's the last game I goto though, and hopefully in CW they've found a manager to see them through Championship consolidation, just as the owls did and then built from there. Hopefully we will see Sheffield derbies again next season, but if the owls do go up, as they seem to be the form team, then good luck to them in the top flight. Great season for Sheffield football, both sets of fans with plenty to be happy about. ?
O2 signal issues in S9
sheff71 posted a topic in Sheffield News & Discussions
Is anyone else having issues with the O2 mobile signal in S9? For the last week the connection has been intermittent at best, and can only connect using the O2 app via wifi - then as soon as you get a mile or so away, it works okay. It's around The White Rose / High Hazels area... O2 have already replied on two separate occasions that they've found an issue and fixed it, but it still is regularly coming up as emergency calls only at best... We're having this issue with two separate O2 phones, so it's not a phone issue it seems, especially as they work in other parts of the city.
Sheffield Wednesday v Wolverhampton Wanderers 02/01/17
Great turnout of 30k today for the owls, very impressive and if you keep up there you could get a string of similar gates on the run-in - great backing from the fans! You can't win every game, but even with a slightly disappointing draw, you're still nicely tucked away in the playoffs with a couple of points lead over Derby, so you can't be too unhappy with that springboard going into the second half of the season. a couple of signings to add a bit of depth or extra quality this month might just be enough to guarantee a playoff spot, and with the teams likely to be in there with you (Leeds, Reading, Hudders, Derby, Barnsley, Norwich, Fulham), you've no-one really to fear amongst them (whereas Hull had that Premier League extra class last year that made a difference in the final). Automatic looks some way off at the moment, but it's not impossible... I don't think it's unrealistic for a triple South Yorkshire promotion this season, with Donny, the blades and the owls all in with a strong shout of going up... Still can't get used to the owls wearing what looks like an Ipswich shirt though... but at least you can revert back to a more traditional effort for the 150 years celebrations next season...?
Bury v Blades - Matchthread (2/1/16)
sheff71 replied to green_man's topic in Sheffield Football
I think Wilder DOES give the opposition plenty of respect, and that's why we are doing so well - rather than just assuming we will go out and beat whoever they are just because we are the blades, he shows the correct amount of respect for an opponent, and makes sure the team knows they have to put the effort in every time, or any of these L1 teams can easily turn you over. Quite amazing the turnaround though this season - after 4 league games, we had 1 point and had dropped 11 of the 12 available... in the 21 games since, we have only dropped another 11 points! Can't praise Wilder and his team enough for changing the whole attitude and spirit at the club, and the way we are fighting right to the end. No doubt there may be some bumps in the road to come, but without the distractions of the FA Cup also, we won't get a better chance to get out of the league than this - we just need to try and build up this three point lead, and also try and make the gap to third as large as we can.
Owls Steering Group 28/11/16
Can McGugan not go out in an emergency loan (if anyone wanted him of course), or is it too late for that? It's fascinating how a player can be on the crest of a wave and appear indispensable, then a change of manager and they're out in the cold (not just the owls, applies to all clubs - but for a while McGugan looked like he could've been that special player at S6) -
Rustling Road trees are being felled right now
sheff71 replied to nuromantic's topic in Sheffield News & Discussions
These trees that were felled - 'The Rustlings 8' - were they all on the park side of the road or mixed across both sides...and are there still a number of trees on the road (that hadn't been selected for this felling)? While obviously it was handled deviously, and no-one involved in it comes out of this looking good, in the longer term (when the dust has settled) the street may be a bit lighter and brighter, and the residents may come to appreciate a better view of Endcliffe Park (and it's own trees). From a driving perspective, it wasn't one of the nicer roads to drive down usually in recent years due to the parked cars and quite heavy traffic on that road, and it often felt a bit darker due to the trees... but then I probably only pass through there once or twice a year nowadays, so may not be representative of what it's like for the locals round there. The moving of the cars is the bit that most surprises me in this - especially if they hadn't mentioned it on a notice locally (even in minute lettering). But I can see from their POV that they probably saw the expected bad publicity from this overnight stunt as preferable to another long drawn out and very public campaign with people chained to trees, and the possibility of attracting external protestors and stopping the felling in it's tracks. This way it's done - no going back - and they just have to take a few punches in the press to their reputation. is this tree felling being followed by the road improvements most of the rest of Sheffield have already had from Amey, or have they already had new street lights etc? I do wonder though that their justification for removing all of the trees, based on the excerpt from the report someone kindly posted earlier, is that even on those six that the ITP said could be saved, they all would need some kind of 'engineering solution' - if any had been classed as 100% safe and the ITP said they wouldn't need to do anything further, the council/Amey would've been on even dodgier ground. One last thought - as this is (or was) such a localised issue on Rustlings Rd, if the council had said that they couldn't afford to fund the engineering solutions required to save the trees, but as someone said on here it would only cost £3,000 to have fixed these issues, could this have been a case where the locals - who we are told clearly wanted to keep these trees - could've offered to fund or part fund the work themselves? I know it's too late now, but could that have been considered? I'm sure some people would've felt it worth it.
Those Mighty Blades Win..And the Owls errmmmm..
I thought the owls had won, didn't realise Fulham had nicked a point! Unlucky, but I imagine most owls would've taken a point before kickoff? No need to worry, in touching distance of the playoffs and you've not hit top gear like you did last year yet - so if/when that happens, the playoffs at least should be well within range. For the blades, I was unable to go due to illness today, sounds like Shrewsbury were a load of cloggers though! Great run of form recently, and so pleased that we seem to be making progress under a hard working, no-name manager rather than when we had gone for the bigger names (at this level anyway) like Adkins and Clough. Time will tell and things could well turn sour, but it's good just to be able to enjoy going to the football again - well done United Still seems amazing that Scunny are miles out in front, they don't appear to have had a dip in form yet...
Blades receive petty little "Tin Pot Cup" fine..
The joke of it is that while L1 and L2 clubs have to play a minimum number of regulars, the PL sides are just kids or reserves...if they had to send their clubs' strongest side it would be different. Quicker we get knocked out of it the better.
Those mighty blades win AGAIN and Wednesday erm..
Hasn't the guidance changed now, against the 'double jeopardy' - that is, they wouldn't send the player off AND give the penalty? Even so, You would expect to have got that penalty (and a yellow card for the handball). As for United - a couple of cup ties coming up, and if we lose them both, that's no great loss...apparently we have a trip to Chesterfield on tv coming up in a fortnight, which is much more important.
Derby v Sheffield Wednesday
sheff71 replied to rogets's topic in Sheffield Football
It's one of those when you see on tv it clearly hits the defender's hand on the line, but I don't know that he could've done much about it (he didn't appear to stick his arm out to save it). Nine times out of ten you would expect to get that penalty, perhaps the ref didn't have a great view, but unfortunately you just have to get on with it and hope you get another chance. Unfortunately for the owls Derby took advantage of their good fortune with a goal soon after, but I'm sure their fans would be able to point out occasions this season where they've had blatant decisions going against them... It's how the owls react that matters - chalk it off to a bit of bad fortune, and put it right next time out. If last season is anything to go on, the owls will most likely bounce back in a positive way.
Blades v MK Dons
A deserved win today against, a very cynical, niggly MK Dons side (as usual). I don't think we ever get that many good matches with that lot - led by Lewington, who gets away with a lot of stuff, yet goes down like a ton of bricks when anyone is near him. MKD, when they do try and play it around, have got some good players (at this level at least), and would expect them to pull away from the bottom with Agard and Maynard available... their goal was a really crisp strike from ex-owl Potter, and for a while it could've gone either way. The referee was poor today though - the bookings were bizarre at times, with far worse offences getting nothing. Still, we did enough and took advantage of one of the few decisions that went our way on the winner - at the time, we thought it may have gone out before Scougall scooped it into Billy's path - fortunately the lino was happy with it. On tv, it is hard to say either way from the camera angle. Biggest plus was Fleck, looking really good for us today, and the high pressing really worked today, regularly picking up the loose balls and when Done is back in the side, we will look even better. As far as the strength of L1 this season compared to others, it has seemed to be (from what i've seen) that it is stronger than in the last few years... last season was the easiest chance to go up if we had been even remotely upto it... Gillingham led the way for a long time, and a pub team from Barnsley went up! This time, arguably the favourites (excluding blades) are Bolton, and they've been up there all season, Scunny have built on their strong finish last year, and Bradford look a good side at this level. There are plenty of average sides in the division, as there always is, but that applies equally to the Championship, when average outfits like Huddersfield had dominated early on, and formerly decent sides like Derby are slumming it with the likes of Rotherham.
Blades v Peterborough.
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Good game today, two teams trying to get forward, and Peterborough showed enough to suggest they'll be a contender this season. Moore in goal looked so much more convincing today, and put in a MOTM performance for me. Could be a one off of course, but if that was a sign of performances to come, then it looks like we might at last have a good keeper again. All over, we looked so much more settled today than against Oxford, getting the run of wins has clearly done wonders for confidence, and having Done's pace up front really makes a difference. The team also generally just look bigger and stronger than last year, and not as brittle. So...6th after 4 straight wins, we now need to cement a place in that top section if possible.


The 2018-19 Lady Bulldogs will seek another District crown by competing against Region IV rivals Kankakee Community College, Moraine Valley Community College, Prairie State College, and Morton College. SSC will also take on national powerhouses Illinois Central College, Owens Community College in Iowa, Parkland College, and Rock Valley College. The Dawgs will battle four Division I teams, nineteen Division II teams, and two Division III team this season.
They are coached by Darrell Scott, who is in his 26th year at SSC compiling a winning record of 479-331. Coach Scott was inducted into NJCAA Region IV Hall of Fame in February of 2016.
The team will begin their practice on October 1st. If you interested in the women's basketball program, please contact Coach Scott at (708) 596-2000 x2334.


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Фамилия
 Гори, Алимами (род. 1996) — французский футболист, нападающий.
 Гори, Альберто (1889—1970) — патриарх Иерусалима латинского обряда.
 Гори, Антонио Франческо (1691—1757) — итальянский священник, археолог и историк искусства.
 Гори, Дайсукэ (1952—2010) — сэйю, рассказчик и актёр из Кото.
 Гори, Доминик Ли Падвилл (род. 1957) — американский астронавт.
 Гори, Серджо (род. 1946) — итальянский футболист, нападающий.
 Гори, Эдвард (1925—2000) — американский писатель и художник.

Географические названия
 Гори — город в восточной Грузии, центр края Шида-Картли и центр одноимённого муниципалитета.
 Гори — средневековая крепость в городе Гори.
 Гори — (малый) город в Ирландии, находится в графстве Уэксфорд (провинция Ленстер).
 Гори — село в Алагирском районе Республики Северная Осетия-Алания (Российская Федерация).

Другое
  — грузинский футбольный клуб из города Гори.

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Just go to the coffee shop naked. No one will notice your hair.
I considered it. I really did.
I'm pretty sure I have never had a "good" hair day. My hair is neither long nor short, it is neither light nor dark, it is neither straight nor curly. After years of just being blah my hair has given up. It has decided simply to leave me.
So as my chin hairs grow thicker and glossier with each passing day my head hair is following a pattern baldness that makes me question (once again) the level of testosterone in my body. Except it is not really a question. The level is high. High testosterone provides both beard and balding. But at least I can avoid the side effects of those medicines designed to combat low T.
I stood looking into the mirror preparing for my big morning at the coffee shop. I adjusted what might be called a lock of hair on another woman and tried to arrange it in a vague version of a comb-over. My hair was a bit oily. This was not a problem but an opportunity. I had recently purchased my second attempt at a dry shampoo. What better time to try than right now.
The dry shampoo I had in Denver was a powder that I shook onto my head from a bottle like baby powder (which, btw, is now on the list of cancer causing personal products.) This shaking resulted in as much powder on the floor and my clothes as in my hair. The powder that did go in my hair was, not surprisingly, white. When I brushed it through from scalp to ends as instructed I ended up like I was wearing a George Washington wig. So I resembled a woman posing as a man with fake women's hair. It looked as good as it sounded. After the first attempt at the powder shampoo necessitated an outfit change I got smart and applied the shampoo before I got dressed. That resulted in so much powder on my body that I had to shower to get it off. So I washed my hair. All told the dry shampoo did in fact result in clean hair so I would have to say it worked.
I am sorry to say I forgot this magical product at home. What did I do? Find a quality replacement. Slowly browsing the large collection in the salon (don't worry it was for Leo, I have been cutting my own hair for 8 years) I opted for a spray version. F the ozone layer. The water I was saving by not showering probably netted out as much environmental benefit as cost. Plus I think they might have fixed those spray cans by now. Truth?
So I stripped down as one does before using dry shampoo. Sure the shower was a six inches away but was I going to be bothered with all that waiting and water and washing and rinsing and then repeating and then drying? Hell no. I had the perfect product for my needs. I gave a tentative spray. It hit my cheek. At least it was the cheek on my face. On my second try I did reach my temple. It was a religious experience. Then I sprayed the other temple. First try! I am super good at this. I paused then decided the top of my head was thinning AND greasy so it deserved a spray too. Done. I waited. Things seemed oddly sticky. Probably I hadn't used enough. I lifted the can again and instead of short bursts I channeled the ladies taking their beehive hairdos from cotton candy to helmet strength. On I sprayed. Mostly on my head.
I stopped. Things felt oddly cold and wet. Wait that was just Apollo nosing my feet to try get a sample of the shampoo. Not tasty. The hair too seemed weird. It was as sticky as Leo's slime.
So naked, hair both oily and sticky I weighed my options. Shower or go to the coffee shop naked?
There of course is another option. I could pick yesterday's clothes from the laundry basket and head to the coffee shop a bit rumpled and look pretty much the same as any other day despite my efforts at beauty.
So dressed and coiffed I headed in to town. The crowd of people were impressed at my dedication.
On a totally unrelated note "No Poo" is in fact an entire line of products. Not just dry shampoo. It features hair spray and curling product. Designed to be used on wet hair. Not that I would have any reason to know that.


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Comparison of heart rate variability parameters during complex partial seizures and psychogenic nonepileptic seizures.
Epilepsia. 2012 Aug; 53(8):1314-21.E
Psychogenic nonepileptic seizures (PNES) superficially resemble epileptic seizures. Little is known about ictal autonomic nervous system (ANS) activity changes in epilepsy and PNES. This study compares ictal heart rate variability (HRV) parameters as a reflection of ANS tone in epileptic seizures and PNES, and explores differences between interictal and ictal ANS tone in both patient groups.
Ictal HRV parameters were extracted from single-lead electrocardiography (ECG) data collected during video-electroencephalography (EEG) recordings of 26 patients with medically refractory temporal lobe epilepsy and 24 age- and sex-matched patients with PNES. One seizure per patient in a resting, wake, supine state was analyzed. Interictal ECG data were available for comparison from 14 patients in both groups. HRV parameters in time and frequency domains were analyzed (low frequency [LF], high frequency [HF], standard deviation of all consecutive normal R wave intervals [SDNN], square root of the mean of the sum of the squares of differences between adjacent normal R wave intervals [RMSSD]). CVI (cardiovagal index), CSI (cardiosympathetic index), and ApEn (approximate entropy) were calculated from Lorenz plots.
There were significant differences between ictal HRV measures during epileptic and nonepileptic seizures in the time and frequency domains. CSI (p < 0.001) was higher in epileptic seizures. Time interval between two consecutive R waves in the ECG (RR interval) (p = 0.002), LF (p = 0.02), HF (p = 0.003), and RMSSD (p = 0.003) were significantly lower during epileptic seizures. Binary logistic regression yielded a significant model based on the differences in CSI classifying 88% of patients with epilepsy and 73% of patients with PNES correctly. The comparison between resting and ictal states in both seizure disorders revealed significant differences in RR interval (epilepsy p < 0.001, PNES p = 0.01), CSI (epilepsy p < 0.001, PNES p = 0.02), HF (epilepsy p = 0.002, PNES p = 0.03), and RMSSD (epilepsy p = 0.004, PNES p = 0.04). In patients with epilepsy there were also significant differences in ictal versus interictal mean values of ApEn (p = 0.03) and LF (p = 0.04). Although CSI was significantly higher, the other parameters were lower during the seizures. Stepwise binary regression in the 14 patients with epilepsy produced a significant model differentiating resting state from seizures in 100% of cases. The same statistical approach did not yield a significant model in the PNES group.
Our results show greater ANS activation in epileptic seizures than in PNES. The biggest ictal HRV changes associated with epileptic seizures (CSI, HF, and RMSSD) reflect high sympathetic system activation and reduced vagal tone. The reduced ApEn also reflects a high sympathetic tone. The observed ictal alterations of HRV patterns may be a more specific marker of epileptic seizures than heart rate changes alone. These altered HRV patterns could be used to detect seizures and also to differentiate epileptic seizures from PNES. Larger studies are justified with intergroup and intragroup comparisons between ictal and resting states.
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Ponnusamy A
Department of Clinical Neurophysiology, Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield, United Kingdom. athi.ponnusamy@sth.nhs.uk
Marques JL
Reuber M
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Heart Rate Variability (HRV) Analysis in Patients With Nocturnal Epileptic Seizures
Ponnusamy, Athi, et al. "Comparison of Heart Rate Variability Parameters During Complex Partial Seizures and Psychogenic Nonepileptic Seizures." Epilepsia, vol. 53, no. 8, 2012, pp. 1314-21.
Ponnusamy A, Marques JL, Reuber M. Comparison of heart rate variability parameters during complex partial seizures and psychogenic nonepileptic seizures. Epilepsia. 2012;53(8):1314-21.
Ponnusamy, A., Marques, J. L., & Reuber, M. (2012). Comparison of heart rate variability parameters during complex partial seizures and psychogenic nonepileptic seizures. Epilepsia, 53(8), 1314-21. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1528-1167.2012.03518.x
Ponnusamy A, Marques JL, Reuber M. Comparison of Heart Rate Variability Parameters During Complex Partial Seizures and Psychogenic Nonepileptic Seizures. Epilepsia. 2012;53(8):1314-21. PubMed PMID: 22642646.
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Epilepsy, Partial, Sensory
Heart rate variability measures as biomarkers in patients with psychogenic nonepileptic seizures: potential and limitations.
Heart rate variability in untreated newly diagnosed temporal lobe epilepsy: Evidence for ictal sympathetic dysregulation.
Heart Rate Variability Parameters During Psychogenic Non-epileptic Seizures: Comparison Between Patients With Pure PNES and Comorbid Epilepsy.
Comparing maximum autonomic activity of psychogenic non-epileptic seizures and epileptic seizures using heart rate variability.
Psychogenic nonepileptic seizure manifestations reported by patients and witnesses.
Autonomic nervous system functioning associated with psychogenic nonepileptic seizures: Analysis of heart rate variability.
Time and frequency domain analyses of heart rate variability in patients with epilepsy.
Quantitative analysis of surface electromyography during epileptic and nonepileptic convulsive seizures.
Pre- and postictal, not ictal, heart rate distinguishes complex partial and psychogenic nonepileptic seizures.
Ictal and interictal respiratory changes in temporal lobe and absence epilepsy in childhood.


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La Communauté de communes rurale des Coteaux du Savès et de l'Aussonnelle est une ancienne communauté de communes française de la Haute-Garonne.

Historique

Créée le , elle disparait le  au profit de la communauté d'agglomération du Muretain Agglo.

Communes adhérentes

Démographie

Administration

Compétences

Voir aussi

 Intercommunalités de la Haute-Garonne
 Communes de la Haute-Garonne
 Cantons de la Haute-Garonne

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 Communauté de communes rurales des coteaux du Savès et de l'Aussonelle
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Break a pane of glass in your home, and you may have the inconvenience of having to board it up for as long as it takes to get a glazier to call. But broken glass in business premises can bring a business to a standstill, sometimes for extended periods. A business insurance policy that provides good glass cover, including emergency repair an loss of revenue, is a must for many businesses, especially in the retail and hospitality sectors.
What Can Glass Insurance Cover?
Glass insurance can cover internal and external glass. Also available is cover for illuminated signs, and features such as skylights, ornamentation, mirrors and glass doors.
Each of these risks will be covered to an upper limit for each event. Businesses need to consider each type of risk carefully, to make sure that in each case they have adequate protection. The help of an experienced broker is invaluable.
The team at Sydney Insurance Brokers includes specialists in this kind of loss, who have been helping Sydney and NSW businesses protect themselves against the consequences of glass breakage for decades now. We can help you correctly and comprehensively assess the risks you face, and recommend the cover that offers optimal protection for your business.
If you're in any doubt about your glass insurance, give us a call today.


I need to stretch my dollar. Which fish and cuts of meat offer the best value?
The good news is that the cheaper, less popular cuts of meat also happen to be the most flavorful. With beef, pork, and lamb, skip the tenderloins in favor of cuts from the shoulder and leg. They'll need a long, slow braise in broth and wine, but you'll be rewarded with some of the tastiest eats money can buy. If you're cooking poultry, try swapping boneless, skinless chicken breasts for thighs or whole chickens. For fish, look for mackerel, monkfish, and fresh sardines; they're inexpensive and full of healthy omega-3s.
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September saw decline in local unemployment
Mickey Shuey
mshuey@gannett.com
Wayne County's unemployment rate dropped by half a percentage point in September, according to numbers released this week by the Indiana Department of Workforce Development.
The county saw a decline in overall unemployment from about 4.9 percent in August to 4.4 in September. The decline also improves over the September 2015 mark for the county of 4.5 percent.
The labor force in the county, ranked No. 33 in the state, dropped by 247 people between August and September, from 32,023 to 31,776. There also were fewer people claiming unemployment — about 1,403 people — and a smaller number of employed individuals, with a drop-off of about 63.
In Richmond, the unemployment rate was 4.7 percent for September, marking a 0.7-percentage-point decline from the previous month (5.4). The rate for the city also bested the 2015 September benchmark of 5 percent. The labor force in Richmond declined by about 150, to 15,443 people.
Indiana, as a whole, carries an unemployment rate of about 4.2 percent.
August 2016 was an abnormal month for unemployment rates in the state, considering the downward trend throughout the region. The September numbers were more similar in both Wayne County and neighboring counties to those seen in June and July.
Union County's unemployment rate has dropped to 3.6 percent, making it one of the top 20 counties for employment in the state. The rate is 0.6 percentage points lower than the August rate and 0.2 better than September 2015.
Fayette County, with an unemployed rate of 5.7 percent, is the hardest hit of Richmond's neighboring counties and has the fourth-highest rate in the state. Lake County's 6 percent unemployment leads all Hoosier counties while Dubois County's 3 percent is the lowest.
Randolph County, which saw a drop of 0.4 percentage points to 4.1 percent unemployment, is the 46th highest in the state, and Franklin County's 3.8 percent is No. 58.
To reach Palladium-Item business reporter Mickey Shuey, call (765) 973-4472. You can follow him on Twitter via @MickeyShueyPI and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/mickeyshuey.


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Florida Senate and House introduce different immigration bills
On Behalf of Kurzban Kurzban Tetzeli and Pratt P.A. | Mar 11, 2011 | Employment Immigration |
Different versions of immigration legislation are under consideration the Florida House and the Florida Senate. The main difference between the two measures appears to be at what point in the process law enforcement will be required to check into an individual's immigration status. Both measures mandate that all employers in the state use the federal E-Verify system to check whether employees are legal residents.
Florida E-Verify and I-9 compliance attorneys note that Governor Rick Scott signed an executive order on his first day in office mandating the use of the E-Verify system for all state agencies.
The House Judiciary Committee passed a measure Thursday, which allows law enforcement to inquire into an individual's immigration status if the individual is the subject of a criminal investigation or under arrest. The House measure differs from a similar measure enacted last year in Arizona that mandates such an inquiry, based upon reasonable suspicion, in any lawful contact between law enforcement and individuals.
A separate measure has been introduced in the Florida Senate. That measure is not scheduled for its first hearing until next week. The Senate version sets the time when law enforcement can inquire about a person's immigration status a bit later in the process. The Senate measure allows law enforcement to check into immigration status when an individual is in placed in jail.
The sponsors of the measures claim each version is tailored to Florida, and less strict than that passed in Arizona. The measures continue to receive criticism from immigration advocates and members of the Florida business community.
Source: Orlando Sentinel, "Committee passes 'Florida-style' immigration law," Kathleen Haughney 10 March 2011


Over two thirds of popular search results on Google have hidden malware, according to a report into malware distribution by Barracuda Networks.
The company analysed popular trending topics over a two-month period, and found that Google turns up twice the amount of malware as Bing, Twitter and Yahoo combined when used to search for these topics.
"We realised that attackers take advantage of popular search terms to get in front of as many eyes as possible," said Paul Judge, chief research officer at Barracuda.
"We set the system crawlers to look at Google, Bing, Yahoo and Twitter and figure out the popular search terms. Then we searched for those pages and analysed them for malicious content."
The analysis reviewed more than 25,000 trending topics and nearly 5.5 million searches, and found that 69 per cent of Google results for popular trending topics contained hidden links by malware distributors. This compares to 18 per cent for Yahoo, 12 per cent for Bing and just one per cent for Twitter.
Names of celebrities were highly favoured by attackers, and an NFL player and three actresses featured in the top 10 of terms most used by malware distributors.
Barracuda also analysed over 25 million Twitter accounts, both legitimate and malicious, to identify behaviour that could be regarded as suspicious.
The research suggests that only 28.87 per cent of Twitter users are "true Twitter users", defined by Barracuda as following and being followed by 10 users.
The company also found that 30 per cent of Twitter accounts have not posted a single tweet, and that 1.67 per cent of all Twitter accounts were suspended for malicious activity in the first half of 2010.
A Google spokesperson said in response to Barracuda's research that the firm works hard to preserve the quality of its index.
"We actively identify sites that serve malware or abuse our quality g uidelines in other ways," the spokesperson said.
"Sites that exploit browser security holes to install software (such as malware, spyware, viruses, adware, and Trojan horses) are in violation of our quality guidelines, and may be removed from Google's index."