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EisnerAmper Hosts 5th Annual Alternative Investment Summit Virtually
Sallie Krawcheck keynotes; Donna Brazile and Karen Hughes examine the 2020 election and its impact on the alternative investment industry
EisnerAmper's 5th Annual Alternative Investment Summit will be held virtually on Thursday, September 24, 2020. This year's theme: "2020: A Year of Change" will take a fresh look at where the alternative investment industry is headed.
This has been a year of dramatic change and uncertainty, perhaps like no other. We're witnessing unprecedented political, social and economic change—as well as the impact of a global pandemic. In addition, the upcoming 2020 presidential election is sure to be a watershed moment in our history as the vote aligns with the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, which occurred earlier this year, granting women the right to vote.
The Summit features leading investors and fund managers doing a deep dive on the hedge fund, private equity, venture capital and alternative investment markets. This thought-provoking afternoon features highly interactive concurrent LP, hedge fund and private equity panel discussions that will cover issues and insights affecting the alternative investments industry, as well as offers a macro perspective on the economic market outlook, global landscape, current market volatility, impact of COVID-19 and more. Thought leaders will include Bloomberg, Institutional Limited Partners Association, Business Insider, Florida State Board of Administration, Quadratic Capital Management, Melody Capital Management, Leeds Equity Partners, and more.
This year's Summit will kick-off with keynote speaker Sallie Krawcheck, CEO and Co-Founder of Ellevest. The Summit will close with a fireside chat with EisnerAmper CEO, Charles Weinstein, interviewing Donna Brazile, Founder of Brazile and Associates, LLC, and the former Chair of the Democratic National Committee; and Karen Hughes, Worldwide Vice Chair, Burson Cohn & Wolfe, who served as counselor to President George W. Bush and Under Secretary of the State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs. The trio will discuss the upcoming election and what may lie ahead for the country and world.
EisnerAmper's exclusive Summit is designed for GPs, CIOs, CFOs, COOs, CAOs, controllers, portfolio managers and operations specialists from alternative investment management firms including private equity funds, hedge funds, venture capital funds, family offices, real estate funds, funds of funds, pensions, endowments and foundations, institutional investors, and other financial service executives and key personnel within the alternative investment industry.
"Even though this year's Summit is virtual in order to keep our staff, clients and colleagues safe, we're still pulling out all the stops to make this event just as engaging, enjoyable and informative as our prior Summits," said Peter Cogan, Managing Partner of EisnerAmper's Financial Services Group. "With all of us living in this open-ended 'new normal,' it becomes even more important to get timely, accurate information from financial industry thought leaders and trend setters."
To learn more about this event or register, click here.
Programming Note: EisnerAmper reserves the right to restrict event access for competitive firms. Further, members of the media are encouraged to attend the concurrent sessions. However, the opening and closing remarks are closed to members of the media. Thank you.
About Peter Cogan
Peter Cogan is Managing Partner, Financial Services Industry, the leader of the our Financial Services Audit and Assurance Services Practice leading the Private Equity Group within that practice, a Director of the Cayman Islands office and a member of the firm's Executive Committee, as well as Chairman of the Board of EisnerAmper Global.
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Includes ProQuest Global Newsstream, Ethnic NewsWatch, and ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times (1851-2014)
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American Journal of Play
"An interdisciplinary publication of The Strong, the American Journal of Play® is a forum for discussing the history, science, and culture of play. The Journal aims to increase awareness and understanding of the role of play in learning and human development and the ways in which play illuminates cultural history." -About
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Forget Fortnite. Students in Ross Middle School's Deaf Education Program this week traveled to the Cielo Vista Apple Store to get a lesson on how to develop their very own app.
The students gathered around the workshop table with their EPISD-issued MacBook Pros, sharing screen time and face time with a signing Apple Genius. The Apple Store also had two American Sign Language-fluent employees on site to get one-on-one lessons in Keynote — the program they used to design their apps.
Sixth-grader Ramoncito Sanchez dreams about creating new apps.
The students initially walked around the Apple Store with their phones and other devices in hand to do an exercise in creating an app for the Apple Store.
"They're visual learners and this is an impressive way for them to learn," Aguina said.
The Ross students had already been delving into Apple technology with iMovie and using a camera.
The field trip to the Apple store also gave the students an opportunity to practice life skills by riding Sun Metro to and from Cielo Vista Mall and ordering lunch at Burger King on their way back to the campus.
Burges High School students went to the Apple Store earlier this month for a similar experience and Aguina plans to do the same with students from MacArthur Elementary/Intermediate next month.


i've been using e398 for a month and i found no problems with it, except it lags a bit and the sms typing is quite slow, alphabet doesn't appear instantly. until today the conversation speaker suddenly becomes nearly no sound at all, i can't even hear wat ppl are talking on my phone. what is happening? is there any settings to do with this?
it seems like a great phone..
would like to try it out..
There's only 1 memory card - the small one !!! that's the one u put into the phone, into the slot near the sim card, it's very easy. The big plastic thing that looks like a memory card is a sd card support, to use the little one as a sd card by putting it in the big one.
Sorry to ask does anyone know how to put he memory card in y is ther 2 cards?
Finally I got an E398...but its been just 4 days & there r some problems..
1.Sometimes while transferring an mp3 file frm pc to phone i get an error..
3.The camera works fine during daylight, but during night-time the pics come out to be blurred..
4. Also is there a limit to the bitrate of the mp3 files that the phone supports?
how do you load mp3's from your pc to your phone??
can i view ebooks on this mobile "txt or otherwise"
it is not mentioned in the review whether any player is provided on motorola e-398 for mp3 songs...or it can be played as ringtones only ? or is there any system through which the mp3 songs can be played one by one ? please clarify.
Rao Adnan - is it that hard to read the review for this phone on this website to find out what;s a trans-flash card ? or do a google search !
how can you check the S/W version on the fone?
As far as I'm concerned, it's one of the best (if not the best) phones released this year.
I tried this Motorola E398 after many years using Nokia, it seems not bad. The picture taken is better than Nokia 6230, speakerphone is very clear, bluetooth works wonder, MP3 very nice, video can transfer from my Nokia 6670 to this phone, etc.
If you do not have budget for a good camera/ MP3/ Video playback/ bluetooth-this is the phone you can buy.
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Māori Pā Wars – Epic Tribal Tower Defense Game!
Get ready for an epic battle to defend against hordes of Māori warriors, beasts, ogres and other nasty creatures, including the mighty Taniwha, using your arsenal of defensive Pā fortifications and special abilities!
Fight in forests, wastelands and mountains, customising your defensive strategy placing different specialised Pā, each with unique specialist troops! Then rain commets, summon brave back up warriors and recruit the Gods as guardians to help you in battle as you face legendary monsters and beasts on a quest to vanquish all your enemies!
Command your army of formidable Māori warriors in breathtaking strategic battles!
Epic tower defense battles that will hook you for hours!
Command your warriors and see them engage in tense hand to hand cartoon battles!
Build your 4 specialized Pā types and upgrade multiple times to customize your strategy! Construct the over grown forest, billowing thunder storm, deadly portal of death or the blustering Volcano Pā.
Take the blessings of the gods to summon lifesaving back up into battle or pour comets from the sky at your enemies!
Over 25 different enemies, from War Chiefs to Moa, each with their own skills and abilities; Beware of the sneaky poison witch!
Unleash the power of the gods by summoning 1 of 6 Māori deities to join your warriors in battle!
Intense boss fights against powerful mythological Māori creatures!
Devise the best strategies with detailed information of your enemies and Pā in the in-game encyclopedia.
Go native! Māori Pā Wars can also be played full Te Reo, the New Zealand native Māori language.
©2017 Adrenalin Group. All rights reserved.
Produced by Adrenalin Games in association with Metia Interactive.


ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers), the body responsible for the domain names world-wide as well as the stability of DNS Servers, selected Sahara Net to host a copy of its DNS Root Server.
ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers), the body responsible for the domain names world-wide as well as the stability of DNS Servers, selected Sahara Net to host a copy of its DNS Root Server. Work on this DNS Root Server was completed this October making it the 1st DNS Root Server in Saudi Arabia.
Hosting of this server in Saudi Arabia is a big event as it is the 1st DNS Root Server and the only so far. The existence of this server provides the Internet community with better Internet browsing performance. It also helps reduce fears of interruptions as a result of submarine cable cuts. The Root Server hosted in Sahara Net data center is publicly available to all internet users in Saudi Arabia.
Sahara Net (www.sahara.com) is a leading ISP and the largest hosting provider in Saudi Arabia. It was established back in 1994. Today, Sahara Net provides its customers with many connectivity and hosting professional services through its branches all over the Kingdom.


There are many components to a graphic logo design. These components should be considered when thinking about ideas for a company's new logo or a logo re-design. There are also a few steps that must be followed in the graphic logo design and time should be taken on decisions on these steps. Your logo is like your storefront and you want it to appear professional wherever the graphic logo design is used or placed.
The first steps in deciding on a graphic logo design should be to find a professional graphic designer. You should study their logo design portfolio and see what type of work they have done in the past or commonly do. Look for recurring themes in logos and make sure that each logo is unique. Some designers will use the same font or piece of art in many graphic design logos. You want your graphic logo design to appear unique and not be similar to other designs.
The next step is to look at logo design prices, terms and conditions, guarantees and refund policies. These are all very important in choosing a graphic design logo provider. You want to be sure that your budget is capable of covering an expensive project and you want to know what you can get with your budget. In the field of graphic design, you definitely get what you pay for so you want to be sure that you can afford the professional graphic design logo that you are looking for.
After deciding on a provider, go ahead and order your service or call for a quote. Most graphic designers do most of their business on the Internet. This allows you to find the best in graphic design logos throughout the country or the world. Simply emailing for a quote with your idea will suffice. Many will also be able to chat with you through a messenger or through email. The graphic designer will gather as much information as they can from you for your graphic design logo. They will need to know what your ideas are and what you are looking for in a graphic design logo. They will also need to know what your business name is, the area your business is involved in and if you have any key phrases or terms that you would like incorporated.
The next step is allowing the graphic designers to do their magic. They will come up with several designs for your graphic design logo, depending on what package you have chosen. They will then allow you to view those and allow you to offer any critiques or ideas you may have. If you don't like any of them, they will start the process over until you are satisfied. Once you decide on a design they will make any necessary revisions based on your package and your needs. They will then save the graphic design logo in a variety of formats so that your graphic design logo can be used on anything from stationary to the sides of cars or vans.
These are all important aspects that should be researched while choosing a logo design firm. Logo design firms should portray themselves as professionals and provide you professional services. Remember that while you are looking for the best price and quality in a logo design, you will get what you pay for.


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Iron Ore Mineral Deposits in Nigeria Finelib
Various qualities of iron ores are mined in Nigeria, with the town of Itakpe in Kogi State having the largest and the purest reserve of the mineral. The iron ore reserves in the area mentioned above in Nigeria are more than 200 million tons.Iron Ore (Fe) Minerals Deposits in Nigeria ABJ Galaxy,Jun 05, 2020· The iron ore reserves in the area mentioned above in Nigeria are more than 200 million tons. Uses of Iron Ore Iron is the 3rd widely used metal in Africa and the world as a whole, and is; • The principal use of iron ore lies in iron production, which is used in making steel, and then, the steel can be put into a wide range of several uses.
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Unshakable Metal Land Reserves: Find Great Deals Consistently and Supply High Quality Iron Ore, Gypsum, Limestone, And Other Minerals. Shagari Resources holds one of the largest precious metals land reserves in Northern Nigeria.Project Overview Kogi Iron Limited,The Plateau hosts an extensive, shallow, flat-lying channel iron deposit (CID) and Kogi Iron has determined a Probable Ore Reserve of 205 million tonnes at a grade of 45.7% iron (Fe), estimated in accordance with the JORC (2012) code.
List of Mineral Resources in Nigeria and Their Location
Feb 25, 2020· The national iron ore company was founded in 1979. 3billion tonnes of Iron ore is said to be available in Nigeria, iron ore is present in different states in Nigeria, like the FCT Abuja, Enugu, Kogi, and the Niger state.Iron ore reserves by country 2020 Statista,Feb 17, 2021· The reserves of crude iron ore in the United States were estimated to be approximately three billion metric tons in 2020, which translated to one billion metric tons of iron content. Iron ore
Iron And Steel As The Economy's Backbone The Guardian
Feb 28, 2016· Industry watchers have projected that Nigeria has large reserves of unexplored iron ore and this places her favourably in a position to become a prominent producer of steel.List of Mineral Resources in Nigeria and Their Location,Jan 27, 2021· The national iron ore company was founded in 1979. 3billion tonnes of Iron ore is said to be available in Nigeria, iron ore is present in different states in Nigeria, like the FCT Abuja, Enugu, Kogi, and the Niger state.
Project Overview Kogi Iron Limited
The Agbaja Project is located on the Agbaja Plateau in Kogi State, Nigeria, approximately 200 kilometres from the capital city, Abuja. The Plateau hosts an extensive, shallow, flat-lying channel iron deposit (CID) and Kogi Iron has determined a Probable Ore Reserve of 205 million tonnes at a grade of 45.7% iron (Fe), estimated in accordance with the JORC (2012) code.'Nigeria loses $292bn annually to untapped iron ore, lead,Oct 11, 2019· The national chairman of the Nigerian Institute of Metallurgical, Mining and Materials Engineers, Ayo Adeyemo, on Thursday, has hinted that Nigeria loses $292 billion annually to untapped iron ore
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& Tech., 1997). In Nigeria, extensive high grade iron ore deposits are found in Itakpe and Ajabanoko hills between Okene and Lokoja in Kogi State (Min. & Ind. in Nigeria, 1987). A summary of the important iron ore reserves in Nigeria is given in Table 1. Table 1: Estimated Iron Ore Reserves in Mt. (NMS Proceedings, 1999)List of Natural Resources in Nigeria,Apr 12, 2021· Iron ore deposits in Nigeria have been known to reach more than two billion tonnes. Lean and Zinc deposits are up to ten million tonnes and they are found in the South-Eastern part of the country. Gold is found majorly in the South Western part of the country.
Major Mineral Resources in Nigeria: Full List & Locations
Sep 22, 2019· 4. IRON ORE. Iron ore is another mineral resources in Nigeria with it largest deposit in Itakpe, Kogi state. Aside Kogi, it is also present in Enugu, Niger state and the Federal Capital Territory. About 3 billion metric tonnes of iron ore is said to be present in the country.Nigeria's iron ore, lead can generate over $292bn —Agency,Oct 11, 2019· "This is far too low compared to the earning potential of minerals available in Nigeria. For instance, with the available reserves of iron ore and lead, the nation can generate $280 billion and
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May 29, 2020· Iron Ore: Nigeria currently has the 12th largest iron ore reserves in the world. There are over three billion tons of iron ore found in Kogi, Enugu, Niger, Zamfara and Kaduna States.Africa Metallic deposits Britannica,Africa Africa Metallic deposits: In North Africa reserves of iron ore are concentrated in the Atlas Mountains and in the western Sahara. Egypt, however, has medium-grade reserves, of which the most important are at Al-Baḥriyyah Oasis. The ore deposits in Morocco and Tunisia, which were once of considerable importance, have been severely depleted.
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iron ore reserves in nigeria. BIF-hosted iron mineral system A review The BIF-hosted iron ore system represents the world s largest and highest grade iron ore districts and deposits. BIF the precursor to low- and high-grade BIF hosted . Inquiry Online. Bauxite Wikipedia.Iron ore in Africa Wikipedia,Iron ore production in Africa is dominated by South Africa, Mauritania and Algeria. Many countries possess iron ore deposits that are as yet untapped/unmined. Countries and companies currently involved in production are listed here; measurements are in tonnes per annum (year).
Importance of mineral resources in Nigeria and where to
Apr 14, 2020· 4. Iron Ore. Another rich mineral resource in Nigeria is iron ore. Nigeria opened its National Iron Ore Mining Company for the exploration and provision of its iron ore to steel companies such as Ajaokuta and Delta. Nigeria has about 3 million tons of this said mineral resource.List of Natural Resources in Nigeria and Their Locations 2020,Jul 29, 2020· The states that produce this material are Enugu, Abuja, Cross Rivers, Cano, and others. The east-central part of Nigeria is the richest in lead/zinc there is about 5 million tons of this resource. In 1979, the Nigerian national iron ore company was established. Nowadays, it is said that 3 billion tons of iron ore are available in the country.
List of Nigeria Natural Resources and Solid Mineral
Iron Ore (Fe) Minerals Deposits in Nigeria States, and Uses. Iron ore deposits found in abundance in Nigeria, West Africa with up to 3 billion tonnes are in Nigerian states like Kaduna, Enugu, Kogi, Niger, Kwara, Bauchi and Zamfara.Iron ore is an essential rock mineral, which.'Nigeria loses $292bn annually to untapped iron ore, lead,Oct 11, 2019· The national chairman of the Nigerian Institute of Metallurgical, Mining and Materials Engineers, Ayo Adeyemo, on Thursday, has hinted that Nigeria loses $292 billion annually to untapped iron ore
& Tech., 1997). In Nigeria, extensive high grade iron ore deposits are found in Itakpe and Ajabanoko hills between Okene and Lokoja in Kogi State (Min. & Ind. in Nigeria, 1987). A summary of the important iron ore reserves in Nigeria is given in Table 1. Table 1: Estimated Iron Ore Reserves in Mt. (NMS Proceedings, 1999)Nigeria's iron ore, lead can generate over $292bn —Agency,Oct 11, 2019· "This is far too low compared to the earning potential of minerals available in Nigeria. For instance, with the available reserves of iron ore and lead, the nation can generate $280 billion and
Nigeria's untapped mineral reserves could aid the goal of
For example, Nigeria is home to more than 3bn tonnes of iron ore, giving it the 12th-largest iron reserves in the world. It also has an estimated 42bn tonnes of bitumen reserves potentially the second-largest deposit in the world and approximately 10m tonnes of lead and zinc reserves ANALYSIS: How 12 years of unethical practices stunted,May 29, 2020· Iron Ore: Nigeria currently has the 12th largest iron ore reserves in the world. There are over three billion tons of iron ore found in Kogi, Enugu, Niger, Zamfara and Kaduna States.
Iron Ore (Fe) Minerals Deposits in Nigeria States, and Uses. Iron ore deposits found in abundance in Nigeria, West Africa with up to 3 billion tonnes are in Nigerian states like Kaduna, Enugu, Kogi, Niger, Kwara, Bauchi and Zamfara.Iron ore is an essential rock mineral, which.How govt can make local steel industry grow ― Nourelddine,Sep 20, 2020· The ultimate step is to go for exploitation of the iron ore reserves in Nigeria and the different metals involved in the steel industry. Vanguard News Nigeria. Disclaimer
List of Natural Resources in Nigeria and Their Locations 2020
Jul 29, 2020· The states that produce this material are Enugu, Abuja, Cross Rivers, Cano, and others. The east-central part of Nigeria is the richest in lead/zinc there is about 5 million tons of this resource. In 1979, the Nigerian national iron ore company was established. Nowadays, it is said that 3 billion tons of iron ore are available in the country.Importance of mineral resources in Nigeria and where to,Apr 14, 2020· 4. Iron Ore. Another rich mineral resource in Nigeria is iron ore. Nigeria opened its National Iron Ore Mining Company for the exploration and provision of its iron ore to steel companies such as Ajaokuta and Delta. Nigeria has about 3 million tons of this said mineral resource.
'Nigeria can generate $292bn from iron ore, lead' Punch
Oct 11, 2019· "This is far too low compared to the earning potential of minerals available in Nigeria. For instance, with the available reserves of iron ore and lead, the nation can generate $280bn and $12bnScrap Iron and Steel Recycling in Nigeria,iron ore reserve in Nigeria (Table 1) (Adebimpe and Akande, 2011; Bamalli et al., 2011), only the Itakpe iron ore mine have been developed, which started production in 1979. Table 1: Iron Ore Proven Reserves in Nigeria Location % iron content Reserves (million tonnes) Agbaja 45-54 2000 Itakpe 36 200 Ajabanoko 35.61 62.5
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Jos, Oshogbo and Eket. Large reserves of sedimentary iron ore are exposed at Agbaja Plateau in Kogi State, where oolitic and pisolitic iron-stones, rich in phosphorous and alumina, hold up to 30.5 million tonnes which assay 50 per cent Fe. Other major sedimentary iron deposits are found in the Nupe basin, Sokoto basin and at Enugu.An in-depth look at the current state of mining in Nigeria,Oct 27, 2020· Iron ore is one of the critical minerals used to produce steel. There are over 3 Bt of iron ore found in Kogi, Enugu, Niger, Zamfara, and Kaduna States. Earlier in May, the Federal Government inaugurated the Ajaokuta Presidential Project Implementation Team.
35 Notable Natural Resources in Nigeria and their Locations
Locations: Other states where Iron ore deposits are found include Anambra, Abia, Benue, Bauchi, Nasarawa, Plateau, and Kwara States. 7. Barite. Nigeria is hugely blessed with a large number of Barite deposits. Barite or Baryte (BaSO4) mineral resources are made up of Barium sulfate and come in a wide range of crystal forms and colors.,
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Hollister woman named California Mother of the Year
Hollister's Jenny Cullumber—who has welcomed foster children, exchange students and other youth into her life over the years—was named the 2023 California Mother of the Year by American Mothers, Inc. Cullumber, along with honorees from across the United States, will be recognized during the 88th...
Family mourns fallen nurse, mother of four
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Hollister girls soccer takes the early lead in pursuit of the PCAL Gabilan Division championship
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Q: Association Type Mismatch Error in Rails App I am working on building a favoriting system in a rails app outlined here Implement "Add to favorites" in Rails 3 & 4 however I keep running into the following error.
ActiveRecord::AssociationTypeMismatch in RecipesController#favorite
Recipe(#106776840) expected, got nil which is an instance of NilClass(#21446380)
type = params[:type]
    if type == "favorite"
     current_user.favorites << @recipe_id
     redirect_to :back, notice: 'You favorited #{@recipe.title}'

    elsif type == "unfavorite"

My code is as follows.
Recipes Model
class Recipe < ApplicationRecord
    has_many :ingredients, dependent: :destroy
    has_many :steps, dependent: :destroy
    has_many :favorite_recipes
    has_many :favorited_by, through: :favorite_recipes, source: :user

    validates :title, presence: true

    def self.search(search)
        where("title LIKE ? OR creator LIKE ? OR description LIKE ?", "%#{search}%", "%#{search}%", "%#{search}%")
    end
end

User Model
class User < ApplicationRecord
    has_secure_password
    has_many :favorite_recipes
    has_many :favorites, through: :favorite_recipes, source: :recipe
end

Favorite Recipe Model
class FavoriteRecipe < ApplicationRecord
    belongs_to :recipe
    belongs_to :user
end

Recipes Controller
class RecipesController < ApplicationController

    def favorite
        type = params[:type]
        if type == "favorite"
         current_user.favorites << @recipe
         redirect_to :back, notice: 'You favorited #{@recipe.title}'

        elsif type == "unfavorite"
         current_user.favorites.delete(@recipe)
         redirect_to :back, notice: 'Unfavorited #{@recipe.title}'

        else
            # Type missing, nothing happens
            redirect_to :back, notice: 'Nothing happened.'
        end
    end
end

Routes
Rails.application.routes.draw do
  resources :recipes do
    resources :ingredients, :steps
    put :favorite, on: :member
  end

  resources :users

end

Any ideas what may be causing this?

A: Based on the comment by @Зелёный the "@recipe" variable was defined in the controller but needed to be defined as "@recipe = Recipe.find(params[:id])" in the "favorite" method.


Rising seas are washing away two US towns. How they're responding is a matter of faith, belief and money.
Louisiana's Isle de Jean Charles, the first community in the nation to receive federal funds to relocate due to climate change. Homes here are elevated to protect from flooding. Gas service has been disconnected, and residents worry that the next big storm could wipe out phone and water service too.
To stay or to go. It's a wrenching question low-lying coastal communities around the world are beginning to reckon with as climate change starts to push up global sea levels.
But it's not just happening in far-away places like Bangladesh or the Maldives. It's happening right here in the US.
On Tangier Island, Virginia, in the southern Chesapeake Bay, residents are facing the inundation of a place some local families have called home since the 1600s.
They are determined to stay.
On Isle de Jean Charles on the Louisiana Gulf coast, a disappearing Native American community has made the opposite decision. They are the first community to receive federal money to relocate due to climate change.
It's a tale of two towns, confronting a decision no community would ever want to make, but that more and more will have to.
Tangier, in the broad open water of the Chesapeake about halfway between Washington and Norfolk, is reachable only by boat, and its isolation makes for a very tight-knit community.
Crab shanties just offshore of Tangier Island, Virginia, in the southern Chesapeake Bay.
Like most of its roughly 450 residents, Tyler uses a golf cart instead of a car to get around Tangier. She waves or nods at neighbors as she navigates gravel roads lined with white picket fences.
Many of the island's men make a living catching crabs and oysters on the water beyond, long a key part of the Tangier identity.
"We've been working the waters for a couple hundred years now," said James "Ooker" Eskridge, Tangier's mayor and a waterman himself.
But the relationship with the water is becoming more fraught.
James "Ooker" Eskridge, a waterman and mayor of Tangier Island, Virginia.
"The Chesapeake Bay, [which] has been providing the resource for a living on the island, is now threatening the island," Eskridge said.
Threatening is an understatement. The average elevation on Tangier is only about three-and-a-half feet above sea level, and the bay is slowly but steadily washing the island away. Today, it's only about a third of the size it was in the 1850s.
It's a complex problem. Climate change is pushing sea levels up around the world, but the waters of the Atlantic along this part of eastern North America are rising faster than the global average due to changes in the Gulf Stream. Meanwhile, the land in the southern Chesapeake Bay has been slowly sinking for thousands of years.
The combination of rising water and sinking land has added up to more than an inch and a half of relative sea level rise per decade since the mid-20th century. And it's speeding up. By 2100, the Army Corps of Engineers projects the water surrounding Tangier Island will rise as much as six feet more, leaving all but the highest points of the island underwater.
But the ghosts of lost land are already visible here.
Out on the water on a drizzly afternoon, Eskridge stopped his crab boat about 100 yards offshore, over a spot where there used to be a town.
The last families evacuated this part of the island in the early 1900s. But residents left the graves of some of their ancestors behind. Two tombstones stand on the marshy shore of the island, just a few feet away from the lapping waves.
For generations, Tangiermen have been wresting a living from the Chesapeake Bay. Here's James "Ooker" Eskridge's crab shanty offshore of the island.
Eskridge recovered the bones of one of his ancestors before they could be swept into the bay, and re-buried them on high ground in the middle of town.
Dozens of inhabited islands in the Chesapeake Bay have washed away since Europeans first settled the region in the 1600s. The residents of Tangier know history stands against them. But they are firm in their resolve.
The reasons Tangier's residents are dead-set on staying are a complex web of faith, politics and tradition. It's a very conservative community, and many residents say they will live on Tangier as long as God wants them to.
"It's all on His timetable," said resident George Cannon, when asked how long he thought Tangier would be around.
Meanwhile, most don't accept the science of man-made climate change, that pollution is causing global temperatures and sea levels to rise.
What's causing the rapid retreat of their shoreline, they say, is simple erosion.
"We don't have no marshes to absorb the water anymore," said longtime Tangier resident Lonnie Miller. He can't see the overall level or the water rising, but he can see waves eating away at the edges of the island.
Isle de Jean Charles, along the Louisiana's coast, toward the bottom of Terrebonne Parish. Fishing culture has changed dramatically as Gulf of Mexico water has mixed into former freshwater marshes. Isle de Jean Charles residents have to go much farther for their catch.
More than a thousand miles southwest of Tangier, a similar combination of rising water and sinking land is buffeting another community with long ties to their patch of earth.
"Where I was born at and raised at, you can't walk there anymore," said Albert Naquin, chief of the Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw tribe, which has called Louisiana's Isle de Jean Charles southwest of New Orleans home for 200 years.
Like on Tangier Island, the changes here are complex. There's climate change and global sea level rise, but there's also subsidence. Dams on the Mississippi River have bottled up silt that used to replenish the land here. Oil and gas canals have cut up the marshes. Both lead to even more erosion. The US Geological Survey estimates southeastern Louisiana has lost more than 16 square miles of land a year for a quarter-century.
The combination of these forces resonates in the very name of Isle de Jean Charles. When the Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw tribe arrived 200 years ago, it wasn't actually an island. It was a peninsula. Today It's a narrow strip of 320 acres, just two percent of its surveyed size 60 years ago.
Like the residents of Tangier, Chief Naquin didn't believe in human-caused climate change, even after hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005. But he's changed his mind. Now he believes climate change is happening because, he said, he sees it.
"Something is happening" he now says.
What's happening becomes palpable along a skinny hockey stick of road, the only thing that connects Isle de Jean Charles to the rest of Terrebonne Parish.
Homes in the Isle de Jean Charles are raised more than a dozen feet in the air to protect from frequent flooding.
It's called Island Road, and water splashes over it at high tide. In big storms, the water stops the school bus and the postman. Not long ago, it stopped Chantel Comardelle.
"We tried just last week to get down here. We could not," she said recently. Now 34, Comardelle grew up on the Isle but doesn't live here anymore.
"My dad turned his truck around, because there were waves crashing on [the road]," she said.
Island Road was rebuilt in 2011, higher and wider, at a cost of more than $6 million. But storms have flooded it several times already this year.
Others in Comardelle's family feel the risk too.
A few months ago Comardelle's nearly 90-year-old grandfather Wenceslas Billiot fell ill, and the ambulance couldn't get to his house. Billiot's house is raised 14 feet above the soggy land to protect it. And until recently, he was intent on staying forever.
Wen Billiot has lived on the Isle de Jean Charles for all of his 89 years. When he was sick, paramedics airlifted him to safety when high waters blocked the road to his home. Now he says it may be time to move.
With the eroding wetlands less able to buffer wind and water, storms hit the land that's left harder now, and they're harder to recover from.
Still, none of the dangers make it any easier to move upland and inland. Wen's grandson Kyle Billiot remembers how it was in 1985, when his family moved inland after back-to-back hurricanes. He was 9.
Kyle Billiot is 40 now, and the woods he played in have disappeared, as have the island's basic services.
Gas to the island has been disconnected. A big storm could also end phone and water service. If the road washes out, the Federal Emergency Management Agency says it won't be replaced. And Louisiana's $10 billion Coastal Master Plan leaves out the Isle de Jean Charles and a few other communities.
With problems accumulating as fast as their land was disappearing, the Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw tribe finally took the chance to apply for a special federal grant to help threatened coastal communities. And earlier this year the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded the Isle de Jean Charles community $48 million to move inland. It's the first federal tax money ever earmarked specifically to move a whole community due to climate change.
The timeline for the move is still unclear, as is the tribe's destination. And some tribal members, including some in the Billiot family, are skeptical the plan will ever actually come together.
But the HUD award is nourishing the hope that even as their home disappears, the tribe can stick together.
The residents of Tangier Island feel just the same, but imagine a very different path forward.
It starts with a stone jetty to protect part of Tangier's harbor, which the Army Corps of Engineers agreed to build in 2018 after years of lobbying by residents and their allies.
A conceptual plan from the US Army Corps of Engineers to protect the remaining landmass of Tangier Island.
But that won't protect the whole island. Residents want a seawall built around all of Tangier, like one that now protects the island's airstrip and sewage system.
An Army Corps marine biologist has also sketched out an even more ambitious $20 to 30 million plan to build offshore breakwaters and dunes, fill in marshy parts of the island with dredged sand and plant trees on the new land.
As of now, this plan is merely hypothetical. No one is talking about financing the project. And without this kind of elaborate engineered solution, the corps says the town likely will need to be abandoned within 25 to 50 years.
But even with it, the Corps says life in Tangier's main village might only be extended by about 50 years.
Which raises the question, what's it worth to extend the life of a disappearing community? And who would pay for it?
Despite the Louisiana grant, there's still no federal plan for saving low-lying communities, no uniform way to decide which to protect and which to abandon.
But Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw Chief Albert hopes the process of his tribe's relocation might serve as a starting point. His community has already shared its experience with folks from threatened parts of Alaska, as well as coastal communities overseas in Indonesia and the Marshall Islands.


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Fake Graveyard Has Helped Raise Awareness About Lethal Drug Overdoses
Residents of a Chicago suburb addressed the ongoing heroin and prescription drug problem in their city by setting up a fake cemetery to highlight the growing number of drug overdose deaths.
One hundred fake tombstones and banners were set up on the lawn of Felicia Micelli as a lead-up to International Drug Overdose Awareness Day, which takes place on August 31. In the middle of the mock cemetery a sign says, "Did you know? Every 14 minutes, someone dies of a preventable drug overdose." Advocacy groups have worked to bring the display to different neighborhoods as a means of creating awareness.
The traveling cemetery will finish its tour at the end of the month in a Chicago park, where activists will give out resources and mourn those who have died from drug overdoses.
"What we have out here are a visual of how many people die in America a day from overdose," said Micelli, who started a foundation two years ago after her son died from a heroin overdose. "It just angers me and it makes me want to cry, because maybe my son would still be here if people were talking about it and doing something about it."
Heroin and Prescription Drug Problems in Chicago
Local authorities in Chicago have also worked to crack down on the heroin and pain pill problem throughout the city.
Nearly 30 people were arrested in a drug ring that extended all the way to Cleveland. Between June 2010 and May 2014, undercover agents purchased heroin 37 times from members of the drug ring throughout Cleveland suburbs. The heroin buys had an overall value of $26,340. The drug ring raked in hundreds of thousands of dollars selling heroin, which they used to renovate a Cleveland apartment and then sell at a $200,000 profit.
The city has even gone after the pharmaceutical industry by filing a lawsuit against five major drug companies, including Johnson & Johnson, accusing them of creating addicts by pushing for overuse of opioid pankillers while hiding the potential risks of these drugs. The city is seeking unspecified monetary damages from the drug companies, but noted in a state court complaint that they have "paid for nearly 400,000 claims for opioid prescription fills, costing nearly $9,500,000, and suffered additional damages for the costs of providing and using opiates long-term to treat chronic non-cancer pain."
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Q: Always returning 500 error var express = require('express');
var router = express.Router();

router.post("/", function(req, res, next) {
console.log('Yes1');
if(!req.body.username || !req.body.password){
  console.log('Yes2');
  return res.status(401).json(JSON.stringify({
      error: 'Username or Password are not set'
  }));

}else{
 console.log('Yes3');
 return res.status(200).json(JSON.stringify({
      data: 'Okay'
  }));
}

//error handler
router.use(function(err, req, res, next) {
    res.status(500).json(JSON.stringify({
        error: err
    }));
});

module.exports = router;

From the front end I am sending a username and password. I am expecting to either be receiving errors 200 or 401. For some reason though I receiving error 500 which is the default error handler. I am not sure how it is coming here. On my server console Yes1 and Yes2 are being printed so why am I not getting error 401?

A: I don't know if you have more code or not, but you need to install your router with app.use('/', router).
You also need to install the body-parser middleware to be able to parse req.body.
Your whole application should look something like this:
// router.js

var express = require('express');
var router = express.Router();

router.post("/", function(req, res, next) {
  console.log('Yes1');
  console.log(req.body);
  if(!req.body.username || !req.body.password){
    console.log('Yes2');
    return res.status(401).json(JSON.stringify({
        error: 'Username or Password are not set'
    }));

  }else{
   console.log('Yes3');
   return res.status(200).json(JSON.stringify({
        data: 'Okay'
    }));
  }
});

//error handler
router.use(function(err, req, res, next) {
    res.status(500).json(JSON.stringify({
        error: err
    }));
});

module.exports = router;

// server.js

var express = require('express');
var bodyParser = require('body-parser');
var customRouter = require('./router.js');
var app = express();

app.use(bodyParser.json()); // for parsing application/json
app.use('/', customRouter);

app.listen(3000, function () {
  console.log('Listening on port 3000...');
});

See error handling and routing documentation.

A: It appears that your middleware handler is firing, because 401 is an error, and you are resetting the status to 500.


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Téléphériques get you there faster than walking, and other lessons from the French.
Gosh, it's been a while since I've updated this thing. Sorry to leave you all hanging. Though, it's not like you were pulling your hair out waiting for another ridiculous update from Sarah Leanne Hart. And, heck, I'm on Instagram now, so let the over-exposure begin. Sarah on Instagram, Sarah on Facebook, Sarah on Blogger. Who would have thought that when I added my first blog post to my new blog, that two years later I'd have my hand in every freakin' social media pot there is out there.
Regardless, a written update is due, if for no other reason than to satisfy my mother, and the rest of my family.
My mom, and pops. Aren't they cute!
I should really have a picture of my brother and his whole adorable family here, but I just had to post this one. Here's Callie, my niece. Isn't she just the most precious little flower ever?!
A while back I mentioned that I'd be taking off to France, for my very first visit to Europe. EVER! Indeed, I went, and indeed, I can confirm that everyone is correct when they say in France, a climber of any kind is sort of a celebrity. Here, in North America, the climber is often labeled a social deviant, and a burden to society. Mountain sports are viewed as dangerous, and a good way to get yourself into trouble. But, in Europe, if you really want to get all the ladies, you become a mountain guide. Seriously!
That's not to say that in Europe climbers don't get themselves into trouble. If fact, in my opinion, seems like someone's getting hurt or killing themselves accidentally in the mountains all the time! But anyways, that's besides the point. What I'm trying to get at here is that climbing in Europe, whether, limestone sport climbing, or gnarly alpine climbing, is a pretty darn easy pursuit. There are paved mountain roads, tunnels, telepheriques, and trams all over the freakin' place. You can be having a biroche and espresso in town at 10:00 am, and then be skiing a 700 m couloir an hour later. Seriously!
The proof is in the picture. Your typical gear shop in Chamonix. Well, actually this isn't just any gear shop, this is Snell Sport. Which according to Colin is mostly regarded as the Macy's of outdoor stores.
Here in Squamish, a day in the mountains almost always follows at least 4 hours of arduous trail breaking, or bush wacking, or driving. It can be pretty miserable sometimes. So, the access in Europe is pretty darn swanky for the climber.
On April 25 I boarded a plane bound for Geneva. Dale, my new boss, kindly gave me two and a half weeks of holiday time after only having worked for him since February. Very generous indeed! Colin was already in Chamonix, he'd been there since Mar. 11. I was just about pulling my hair out after such an extended absence. He'd only been home for two weeks between Patagonia, and France! I think he was getting a little sick of hearing me blubbering on the phone.
As my shuttle drove me from the airport, an hour away to Chamonix at the base of Mt. Blanc, I was practically jumping out of my seat as we passed castles, and fields full of cows will bells around their necks! Oooooo!
Finally we arrived to the cozy alpine apartment Colin called home, and, just like that, there he was. As is our tradition now, which I love by the way, he had some hand picked flowers waiting for me.
Some French flora, and a few pieces of Colin's dirty clothes of course.
And, this, was our little French abode. Is that not the cutest little apartment you've ever seen!
The plan was to do some skiing, and mountain climbing, with a little bit of limestone sport climbing thrown in, while I was there. And, in typical Colin-Sarah style we crammed a lot into a very short amount of time, and I returned home exhausted. Live Hard. That's my moto, and I don't mean that in a crack-snorting-sort-of-way. You get the point.
No, really, what...?
It was so lovely to spend two and half weeks shredding the "pow" by day, and walking the streets of Chamonix by night with Colin. I want to go back. I will go back.
Alpine pow' by day...
Quaint French rue's by evening.
I figured a good place to start was a wee comparison of mountain sports in Chamonix, versus, our beloved Coast Mountains. So, here you go...
The French alpine Chough. Looks at lot like this guy...
...Raven, who inhabits all the high places in British Columbia.
Here's a French mountain hut. Actually, it's like a small city with room to hold something like, 400 people. It includes a museum, an elevator, and is pertched atop the Aguille du Midi at 3842 m!
Here's the Midi's British Columbian counterpart, the Snowspider Hut. It's got room for maybe 6 people if you're lucky, and you're even luckier if you can locate the enterance to the hut from under the metres and metres of snow that usually burry it each winter. Ha!
A very gentil top-out from the classic Arête des Cosmiques. You literally climb a ladder and build your anchor on the railing of the deck. Mt. Blanc du Tacul is visible in behind.
And here Regan and Saar are just trying to get to the top of the god-damned Vantage Pk. so we can ski it. Jeez!
Italian mountains have madonna's on the summit.
British Columbian mountains have torpedo-like radio towers?!
Here I am starting out a day to go climb on La Tour Ronde. The bathrooms are heated on the top of the Aigulle du Midi!
And, here's the view at the start of a typical day of skiing on our beloved Coast. Ya, it's like 12 km of logging road or something before you even get to the lake at the base of the ski lines!
Ski resorts in France throw big, loud parties at the end of the ski season...
OH, but wait...what is this? Whistler does too!
The Argentière Glacier is the home to some really big mountains, like Aiguille Verte, Les Droites, Les Courtes to name a few. And look, what's this, there's like a thousand people on the glacier. Seriously, there were like old people, and kids and stuff!
OK, and here's a photo of a typical ski day on the Coast. Just you, your friends, and a lot of snow!
So, there you have it. Squamish and Chamonix are kind of like "brothers from another mother", except, I have no idea if that really makes any sense?
A few days into my trip, and after we, or rather "I" had sufficient time to hang around town, oggle at all the little goats, patisserie's, and cheese shops in town, while dragging Colin with me, we decided to head to Cëuse...that's right folks, you heard it. We went to Cëuse! The forecast wasn't looking so good for Cham. so, just as we'd pack up on the Coast and head to Skaha, people pack up and head four hrs. away to Cëuse.
Now, don't get me wrong, the climbing was incredible. The hunk of limestone that we climbed on was literally a gift from god to climbers. No joke! But, the best part of Cëuse just might have been the adorable little village at it's base, Sigoyer. We actually saw a man riding a horse down the street...with a beret on!
Yours truly getting her first glimpse of French limestone. It also just so happens to be the most iconic hunk of limestone in all of sport climbing!
Team stoked!
This is me, climbing in Cëuse. The angels were practically rejoicing as I toped out my first pitch out!
...OK, one more shot.
This is how they dirt bag in France. Kind of the same thing, except we were eating baguette and cheese.
We had espresso in that pink building there, and on the way out, that's when I spotted this man. Walking his horse down the street. With a beret on!
Oh how provincial...
And then it happened. Colin heard a pop that was the undeniable proof that he'd just blown a tendon in his finger while cranking on a pocket. His trip was over. So, I took one more day to have some fun, and then we went back to Cham. to go skiing. Something one can easily do with a bumbed finger.
Alright, maybe just a few more pictures of the limestone first.
Oooo, and here's one with a waterfall in it!
We returned to Cham. after just a couple days, Colin with a bumbed finger, and me with a perm-grin after finally getting to experience provincial France. Oooo, it's so lovely. But, lucky for us the weather had turned for the better in Cham. and it was time to do some skiing. For my very first day out, we did a tour off the Argentiéré Glacier. How classic. And, how classic indeed, it was a true Alps experience. There were probably at least 200 people on the glacier with us that day! Surely it was the most I've ever seen trouncing about in truly big, burly mountains at one time. But, in France, it's a day just like any other day.
Colin's favourite Technique Extreme poles on the Argentière Glacier.
Leaving the piste and heading up the Glacier to find some sweet turns. I've already mentioned, but there were like 200 people also seeking the same adventure on this day. It was crazy!
Colin pointing out one of the gajillion huts hidden away in the Alps.
Skinning up the Argentiére valley.
That tall peak right there is called Les Courtes. Colin wanted us to ski the snowy colouir that starts just left of the summit. My stomach went into toes when he said that, and that is how I knew I wasn't going to ski it!
Skiing back down to the valley bottom.
The following day was time for classic Cham. experience no. 2. Riding the telepherique to the top of Augille du Midi. It kind of blew my mind, because at one minute you're waltzing about town eating pasteries, and the next minute you're at 4000 m and feeling like you've just landed on the moon, except with 400 of your best friends. Ha!
We climbed the classic Voie Normale on La Tour Ronde.
It was my first ride up the Midi Telepherique, and I was super, super stoked. Mostly because I was riding a tram to 4000 m. Let lazy people all over the world rejoice together!
We were indeed very high off the ground.
The tram pops you out in outer space effectively, and then you walk through an ice tunnel and magically find yourself on the side of a mountain. At which point you don your skis and ski off into a crevasse or something. I mean, that's really just the point. You could, for all the French care, ski off into a crevasse. They just want you to do whatever you feel like. If you get into trouble, have the PGHM emergency no. close at hand -- you have cell reception pretty much anywhere in the Alps -- and give them a call. They'll be there in like, 5 minutes.
Yup, ma' first ski off the Midi!
Some guys climbing on a peak near the Grande Capucin.
My first time in the Vallée Blanche.
Colin was stoked too. That's a quiche smile!
I've got a bit of a thing for the Grand Capucin. That's it. I'm pointing at it!
Heading up Tour Ronde with my radical headband, and sunglasses on. Apparently, I resembled Mark Twight in his 1990's hay day?
Colin doing his best...something, impression?
The obligatory girl power selfie with guy struggling in behind. Hehehe...
Colin following me up the final snow ridge to the summit...
...and on the summit, Madonna was waiting for us. She made a perfect hand hold.
Colin doing his best hail Mary, or something like that?
And, yes, the obligatory summit shot with Colin, Mary, and me.
After that we skied down the Vallée Blanche and past this big ice fall. That's where everyone skies though , so I guess that means it's all good?
And then you get to the bottom of the Vallée Blanche, or at least the snow covered part. Then we strapped our skis on our packs and followed all the other skiers up the 150 m of stairs to the train station, where a cute little train was waiting to return us all to Chamonix. Seriously, you ski off a giant mountain, down the glacier, past a giant ice fall, and on to a waiting train?! WTF!
Here's an artsy shot from inside the train station of the north face of the Grande Charmoz. It's like, right there!
Then, another classic, the Arête des Cosmiques on the Aguille du Midi.
Waiting for the first bin that morning, I experienced my first powder induced stampede as 200 powder hungry locals pushed down barriers and ran over tourists to be the first on the bin that morning. It was entirely ridiculous...
...but kind of funny at the same time. I think that poor guy behind us, who surely was just a tourist, didin't think it was so funny.
We soloed most of the route, which is a testament to how easy it is. Because this girl wouldn't be caught dead soloing something unless it was stupid easy!
Colin setting a short rappel half way across the arete.
That's an Alpine Chough hanging out there with us, and Mt. Blanche du Tacul in behind.
Another short rappel.
A party that was behind us.
Apparently, there is some 5.13 crack on this little piece of granite?
You might call my outfit for the day, OG, or original gangster.
Me popping out on the final ridge to the deck of the Midi station where you top out.
A new friend, and another Alpine Chough, or maybe the same one?
And here you have it. This is where you top out the Arête des Cosmiques!
In the Midi station they don't allow any cramps!
Doing the tourist thing with Captian Safety on the top of Aguille du Midi.
And, for the final hooray, we headed back up the Midi, this time to do a little tour to Brèche Puiseux. It was a blast to see some new places and we even found some creamy pow'.
Skiing up the Glacier des Périades for one last adventure before I got back on a plane.
We skied two laps on a slope below Brèche Puiseux and even passed a party...twice! North American's -- 1, French -- 0. Hehehe...
Kicking steps up to Brèche Puiseux.
Bam, selfie!
Creamy turns down the other side of the pass.
OH, and creamy turns in front of the Grandes Jorasses.
....yes, THAT Grandes Jorasses!
Captain Safety and Sarah with El Grandus' Jorassus.
Before going to Cham. for the first time, I watched this video repeatedly. Colin introduced me to it, and I kind of had it in my head that in Chamonix everyone skied like a ninja, and did so wearing totally killer outfits, just like in this video. This is in fact, true. And, everyone is, as it turns out, "so freaking extreme". Figured I might as well share it with all of you too.
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Mr Fix-It thought he was terribly cleaver. He thought he could fix anything, even when it was one of his own mistakes.
For example, he was a keen gardener. But one day he planted a weed by mistake. In time, the weed got out of control, and it spread and spread and spread. Now he knew he'd made a mistake, but he also thought he could fix it too. So, he sprayed the plant, only to find that he'd not only killed the plant, but all the insects, and everything around it as well. Which left him with an even bigger problem to fix.
He loved doing D.I.Y. He thought he was very good at it. But not everything came out quite as he had hoped. For instance, he made a collapsible table—a table he could fold away whenever he didn't need it. But the problem was that it did collapse. Indeed, it wouldn't stay upright at all. But then he knew that he could fix it. He knew he had the ability to get it right. So, he did—or at least he thought he did, only to find out that his collapsible table wouldn't collapse when he wanted it at all. And because it doesn't collapse, it is now taking-up far too much space in his lounge room.
Now it is no exaggeration to say that there was always a problem with whatever Mr Fix-It touched. Whatever he did never came out right. But despite that, he remained convinced that he could get it right, that he could fix up whatever problem he had created.
But then something happened. Disaster struck in the Mr Fix-It house. Instead of driving his car into the garage he missed the door and hit the wall. And he hit it so hard that the wall was damaged, and he was trapped in the car. What a disaster! And for the first time ever, Mr Fix-It had to admit that there was something he couldn't fix on his own. He needed help, because without it, the problem was not going to go away.
Now that day changed Mr Fix-It. And he no longer believes that he can fix up all his mistakes. Yes, he can fix up some of them, but not all of them. Because sometimes he needs other people's help.
But sadly, it hasn't changed the attitude of those around him. Because most of his friends still think the way that he did. Knowing full well what happened to Mr Fix-It, they still think they can fix up all their own mistakes. And, they even believe that they can fix up everyone else's mistakes too.
But they can't, can they? Because we all make mistakes, and we can't always fix up our own mistakes, let alone the mistakes of others. We need the help of each other.
And the biggest thing that we can't fix up, is our relationship with God. But then, isn't that what the Bible, and why Jesus came to earth, all about?
Because, regarding God, each mistake we make creates a wedge between us and God. And there is nothing we can do to hide it, or make it go away. Our mistakes are there for life. We cannot hide them from God. And if we should try to fix them up … well, all we usually do is to make the situation much much worse. In regard to matters concerning God, all we can do is to be sorry, depend on him to fix it, and then try to do better. And that's not something we can do on our own.
So, do you make mistakes? Do you think you can fix them all yourself, or even making them go away? Well if you do, then you are like Mr Fix-It was and his friends still are. That's why we need to depend upon others. And, most importantly, depend upon God for our help.


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Fourth-generation town firefighter, EMT announces run for council
BURRILLVILLE – An EMT, volunteer firefighter and clinical supervisor for Well One has announced her bid for the Burrillville Town Council, and hopes to continue her work fighting drug and alcohol addiction if elected to the board.
Amanda Gingell, 33, of 45 Maple Dr. in Harrisville is running as a Democrat for one of four open seats on the council.
A lifelong town resident, Gingell is a fourth generation firefighter, and 2003 graduate from Burrillviile High School.
Gingell said she said she decided to run for council after consulting with family and role models.
"I have been asked in the past to run, so it is always something I have had on my mind and this time it just seemed right," she said.
Gingell attended Nichols College and Rhode Island College, and received her bachelor's in Health Administration from the University of Phoenix. She also received a medical assistance diploma from Lincoln Technical Institute, and is a licensed Emergency Medical Technician and CPR/First Aid Instructor. She is a board certified incident safety officer and certified level 1 & 2 firefighter, who has completed training and executive leadership coursework through the National Fire Academy.
Gingell served as the head teacher for Burrillville Extended Care from 1999-2004 and has been the clinical supervisor for Well One since 2005.
She has been an active member of the Harrisville Fire Department for 18 years, and currently serves as the department's safety officer. She is also an active member of the Burrillville Prevention Action Collation, and has shared her stories of facing addiction as a first responder and administering the life-saving drug NARCAN.
Gingell was the recipient of the Rhode Island of Department of Health's Volunteer Basic EMT of the Year Award, and was a state of Rhode Island's International Women's Day honoree in 2017. She received Mothers Against Drunk Driving's Victim Services Award earlier this year and MADD state Executive Director Gabrielle Abbate introduced her.
"She shares her stories of life's realities as a means of motivation that keeps people working hard to promote safety and community awareness," Abbate added. "She makes everyone who knows and works with her better people and she makes Burrillville a stronger and more active community on behalf of safety."
Gingell said if she is elected to the council, she hopes to continuing working with BPAC to educate the community about addiction and fight against substance abuse.
"My top priority is to represent the members of the community in any situation that may arise," Gingell told NRI NOW.
Gingell has also served in leadership roles in the fire department's social group, the Harrisville Fire Hose Company, and is the current president. She was president of the Northern Rhode Island Firemen's League in 2013 and 2014, and was a member of the Downtown Pascoag and Neighborhood Association, serving as secretary for four years.
Gingell is the mother of 7-year-old Kennadie.
NRI NOW is offering all local candidates the opportunity to announce their campaigns and platforms. Interested candidates should contact sandy@nrinow.news prior to September 1 deadline.


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Anxiety, restlessness come right on time for college-age daughter
By Mike Pound | July 25, 2018 July 27, 2018
I think our 20-year-old daughter is bored and wants to go back to school.
The reason I think that is because of something she said the other day.
"I'm bored," Emma said. "I want to go back to school."
As a veteran husband and parent, I'm trained to pick up on subtle hints.
It was Saturday afternoon. My wife, Emma and I were relaxing in our backyard. Now I thought that was a great way to spend a Saturday afternoon. But apparently, when you're 20, relaxing in the backyard with your parents is pretty much the exact opposite of a great way to spend an afternoon.
Kids these days. What are you going to do?
On Saturday afternoon Emma told us that her life was "literally like 'Groundhog Day.'"
Every day is the same, Emma said.
"I get up, go to work and I come home."
"Welcome to life," my wife said.
My wife doesn't exactly sugarcoat things.
"Relax, Emma," I said. "Life isn't like that."
"It isn't?" Emma asked.
"Of course not," I said. "Sometimes you have to work late."
Emma is going to be a junior in college this year. That means — assuming she doesn't take the final college path that I did — she'll graduate in two years, something that Emma is not looking forward to.
"It literally freaks me out," Emma said.
Emma isn't exactly jumping at the chance to dive into the real world. Sure, she has plans for a career, plans that she hopes will take her … well, anywhere but our backyard.
My wife hates when Emma talks about wanting to start her career away from us. I'm just glad Emma is thinking about starting her career.
But even though Emma is looking forward to starting a career away from us, I'm not sure she's anxious to start a career. Starting a career means being an adult — unless your career is making goofy things up to put in a newspaper.
I think that when Emma looks at my wife and me she worries that one day she'll be like us. Again, that sort of thing bothers my wife, but it doesn't bother me.
When I was Emma's age, I worried that one day I would be like my parents. Of course, my parents grew up during the Depression and raised seven kids while my dad served in three wars, so when I was 20 they pretty much were just shells of their former selves.
But still.
Emma's best friend, Katie, is interning this summer in Chicago. A few weeks ago, Emma visited Katie, and now she talks about getting an internship in Chicago next summer.
Emma and Katie, who will be a senior in college this year, think it would be great if Katie got a job in Chicago and then she and Emma could room together next summer during Emma's internship. And then, well, maybe Emma would get a job in Chicago.
I remember those days. I remember planning things like living in Chicago. Or living on a houseboat in Florida like Travis McGee. Or drinking Guinness in a pub in Ireland.
When I was Emma's age, my plans tended to be short on detail.
I understand what it's like to be young. I understand what it's like to not know exactly what you want to do but to know that, whatever it is, it's far away from your parents.
I understand what it's like to be home for the summer and feel as if your life is just one day looped into an endless reel of days. I understand what it's like to be bored and to want to go back to college.
My wife worries that Emma is getting ahead of herself. But I don't.
The way I see it, Emma is right on time.


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Sustainability Scientist, GIOS: Sustainability Initiative
Associate Professor, SFIS: Science, Policy and Outcomes, Consortium for (CSPO)
Associate Professor, Future of Innovation in Society, School for the (SFIS)
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Associate Professor, Global Futures Laboratory (GFL)
Experiments in engagement: Designing public engagement with science and technology for capacity building
Selin, C., Rawlings, K. C., de Ridder-Vignone, K., Sadowski, J., Altamirano Allende, C., Gano, G., Davies, S. R. & Guston, D., Aug 1 2017, In : Public Understanding of Science. 26, 6, p. 634-649 16 p.
Seeing the city: photography as a place of work
Altamirano-Allende, C. & Selin, C., Sep 1 2016, In : Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences. 6, 3, p. 460-469 10 p.
citizens' society
Introduction to the special issue in futures on design and scenarios
Bhatti, Y., Selin, C., Ramirez, R. & Chermack, T., Nov 1 2015, In : Futures. 74, p. 1-3 3 p.
Merging art and design in foresight: Making sense of Emerge
Selin, C., Jun 1 2015, In : Futures. 70, p. 24-35 12 p.
Scenarios and design: Scoping the dialogue space
Selin, C., Kimbell, L., Ramirez, R. & Bhatti, Y., Nov 1 2015, In : Futures. 74, p. 4-17 14 p.
Studying Emerge: Findings from an event ethnography
Davies, S. R., Selin, C., Rodegher, S., Allende, C. A., Burnam-Fink, M., DiVittorio, C., Glerup, C., Keys, C., Kimball, M., Liao, M., Monfreda, C. & Trinidad, B., Jun 1 2015, In : Futures. 70, p. 75-85 11 p.
On not forgetting futures
Selin, C., Jan 2 2014, In : Journal of Responsible Innovation. 1, 1, p. 103-108 6 p.
Plausibility and probability in scenario planning
Ramírez, R. & Selin, C., 2014, In : Foresight. 16, 1, p. 54-74 21 p.
Finding futures: A spatiovisual experiment in participatory engagement
Davies, S. R., Selin, C., Gano, G. & Pereira, Â. G., Jan 2013, In : Leonardo. 46, 1, p. 76-77 2 p.
Instantiation
Pursuing plausibility
Selin, C. & Guimarães Pereira, Â., 2013, In : International Journal of Foresight and Innovation Policy. 9, 2-4, p. 93-109 17 p.
Citizen engagement and urban change: Three case studies of material deliberation
Davies, S. R., Selin, C., Gano, G. & Pereira, Â. G., Dec 2012, In : Cities. 29, 6, p. 351-357 7 p.
Energy futures: Five dilemmas of the practice of anticipatory governance
Davies, S. R. & Selin, C., Mar 1 2012, In : Environmental Communication. 6, 1, p. 119-136 18 p.
technological development
Negotiating Plausibility: Intervening in the Future of Nanotechnology
Selin, C., Dec 2011, In : Science and Engineering Ethics. 17, 4, p. 723-737 15 p.
Envisioning nanotechnology: New media and future-oriented stakeholder dialogue
Selin, C. & Hudson, R., Aug 2010, In : Technology in Society. 32, 3, p. 173-182 10 p.
Expectations and the emergence of nanotechnology
Selin, C., Mar 2007, In : Science Technology and Human Values. 32, 2, p. 196-220 25 p.
Time matters: Temporal harmony and dissonance in nanotechnology networks
Selin, C., Mar 2006, In : Time and Society. 15, 1, p. 121-139 19 p.
Trust and the illusive force of scenarios
Selin, C., Feb 2006, In : Futures. 38, 1, p. 1-14 14 p.
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The BPAC Presents FREE Screening of Film
By Amber Kincaid | October 11, 2019 | Press Release
The Bologna Performing Arts Center (BPAC) is proud to present The City That Sold America, Tuesday, October 22, at 7:00 p.m., admission is free. In The City That Sold America, at the threshold of the 20th Century, a melting pot of adventurous immigrants, creative mavericks, and freedom-seeking African Americans shaped consumerism as we now know it.
The new documentary The City That Sold America reveals, with intriguing insights and wistful nostalgia, the confluence of Chicago's creative talent, business savvy, grit and determination that changed the country and our relationship with popular culture. Mary Warlick, Executive Producer, will do a Q&A after the film. This film is part of the Southern Circuit Tour of Independent Filmmakers. Southern Circuit screenings are funded in part by a grant from South Arts, a regional arts organization, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts.
From September through April, the BPAC will present six films and filmmakers. Along with a screening of the film, the filmmakers are made available to the local community for workshops and discussions. The filmmakers also conduct a Q&A with audiences following the film screening to discuss the film, their subject, and their work. "BPAC has been privileged to work with South Arts on many special programs throughout the years" said Laura Howell, BPAC executive director. "We are proud to partner with them to offer this unique way to experience independent film and meet the filmmakers."
The next free screening that is part of the Southern Circuit Film of Independent Filmmakers will be Well Groomed on November 19. The documentary Well Groomed, will take audience members into the world of competitive Creative Grooming. Think of it as bringing together the worlds of art and dog grooming.
All films will be screened on Tuesday evenings at 7:00 p.m. followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers. Admission is free to all Southern Circuit films. Visit our website www.bolognapac.com for additional information about these and other performances or contact the BPAC Ticket Office at 662-846-4626.
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It's the BEST move your clients can do to burn fat faster than ever.
And yet, most bootcamps don't even use this powerful exercise because of the lack of space or your campers are not "sprint ready" if you know what I mean.
That's good news for you because they will tell their friends and family. This is like putting your referrals on auto-pilot.
So, how do you use sprints without actually doing sprints?
The key is to remember that sprints are to be done in a very short time so that your campers can give their best effort. So keep the sprints short, but very intense.
Pretty simple – and they require no equipment!
So, let's use the power of this short "bursts" training and use this as a grand finale in your bootcamp. Your campers will love it and they'll come back for more.
And adding in the pushups and bear crawls, you help your clients use the pushing and core muscles… all without equipment.
Make sure your campers use the 1 minute of rest. If they really give it their all for the sprints, they will need that full minute of recovery.
Who says you can't have fun and lose fat, too?


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