text:
TABA May 2015 Announcements
Welcome to TABA's May 2015 Announcements!!!
1. Asian Pacific Womens Center Annual Metamorphosis Dinner / 6pm Wed May 13, Disney Concert Hall
TABA supports the Asian Pacific Womens Center for APWC's Annual Metamorphosis Gala on May 13, 2015, 6pm to 9pm at the beautiful Disney Concert Hall, downtown Los Angeles, featuring light gourmet fare by Patina, entertainment, sake tasting and exceptional silent auction.
Tickets are $150 at the door, $125 presale, available at http://apwcla.org/news-events/gala.html or call 213.250.2977 / Verena Kwan.
For almost 20 years, APWC has been a haven for domestic violence survivors, serving a critical need in addressing the trauma and stigma of DV which is heightened by cultural issues in the API community. The gala is named Metamorphosis after the transformation that APWC's clients achieve. Your support helps empower women and children, giving them a voice and a path to transformation.
2. Advancing Justice and the LA Law Library's APA Heritage Month Programming / May
TABA joins Advancing Justice – LA and the LA Law Library to co-sponsor programming at the LA Law Library, 301 W 1st St, Los Angeles, in honor of National Asian Pacific American Heritage Month 2015, directed towards providing assistance to the APA community and raising awareness about its unique social and legal issues.
Visit http://tinyurl.com/pyflr5g for more information, and register online at http://www.lalawlibrary.org/classes to reserve your spot! Join the Facebook page covering all of the events throughout the month: https://www.facebook.com/events/775323089247528/. Questions may be directed to Christina Yang, Advancing Justice-LA Pro Bono Director, at cyang@advancingjustice-la.org.
· Thursday, May 14, 6:30-8 pm: Working with Interpreters Training (Free MCLE)
· Friday, May 15, 3-5 pm: Asian Legal Research ($35 MCLE)
· Friday, May 15, 4:15-5:15 pm: Serving Limited-English Proficient Individuals
· Friday, May 15, 4:15-5:15 pm: Understanding Domestic Violence
· Friday, May 15, 5:30-7 pm: API Community Needs and Volunteerism
· Friday, May 15, 7 pm – Concert & Community Celebration featuring drinks, food, and South Asian musicians (at Ebanos Crossing, 200 S. Hill St., Los Angeles)
· Wednesday, May 20, 6:30-8 pm: Immigration Remedies for Domestic Violence Survivors (Free MCLE)
· Thursday, May 28, 6:30-8 pm: Citizenship Processing Training
On display at the LA Law Library throughout the month of May will also be a display of Asian American art and imagery provided by Visual Communications.
3. APABA's Annual APA History Month Event – Policing Communities of Color: Where Do Asian Pacific Americans Stand? / 6pm Mon May 18, East West Players
Please join TABA and APABA-LA for a panel entitled Policing Communities of Color: Where Do Asian Pacific Americans Stand? The event will begin with performances by local spoken word artists followed by a panel discussion and reception.
When: Monday, May 18, 2015 – 6:00 p.m. Registration; 6:30 p.m. Panel Discussion; 8:00 p.m. Reception
Location: East West Players, 120 Judge John Aiso St., Los Angeles, CA 90012
Parking: Available across the street at 101 N. Judge John Aiso St. for a flat rate of $3.
Panelists to include:
• Annie Lai, Clinical Professor of Law at University of California Irvine School of Law
• Kathleen Kim, Police Commissioner and Professor of Law at Loyola Law School
• Brian Moriguchi, President of the Professional Police Officers Association and Lieutenant of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
Moderated by Paul Jung, Staff Attorney at Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Los Angeles.
Performances by lawyer and poet Annette Wong, and spoken word artist Hatefas Yop.
1 hour of FREE MCLE credit to be provided by APABA. The event is free, but space is limited. Please RSVP online at: http://www.2015apahm.eventbrite.com
4. Advancing Justice – LA's Inaugural Pro Bono Advisory Council Volunteer Awards Reception & Mixer / Wed May 27, AAAJ-LA (Register by Fri May 15)
Please join TABA for AAAJ-LA's inaugural Pro Bono Advisory Council Volunteer Awards Reception & Mixer on Wednesday, May 27, 2015, at Advancing Justice – LA's office in downtown LA. Come enjoy delicious appetizers and drinks, purchase opportunity drawing tickets to win a variety of great prizes, and meet dedicated staff, volunteers, and pro bono attorneys working with Advancing Justice – LA, as well as members of Advancing Justice – LA's new Pro Bono Advisory Council! Admission is free, with advance online registration here https://advancingjusticela.wufoo.com/forms/ms6geva01nwuh9/ before Friday, May 15!
In addition to showing appreciation to our important volunteers, pro bono attorneys, and interns, we will be honoring Bank of America, Cheryl Kang, Esq., of Holland & Knight LLP, and Shelley Wang of the University of Southern California with our Volunteer Recognition Award, and formally introducing Advancing Justice – LA's new Pro Bono Advisory Council.
Additional information here: http://advancingjustice-la.org/get-involved/events/inaugural-pro-bono-advisory-council-volunteer-awards-reception-mixer
5. Summer Law Clerk Public Interest Boot Camp and Reception / Fri Jun 5, Southwestern Law School
TABA is proud to co-sponsor a free half-day training program for law students holding summer internships with Southern California public interest law agencies. Law student interns may register by emailing Lucy Silva at lsilva@lafla.org.
6. Lim Ruger Presents Women@theTable 2015 / Thu Jun 25 & Thu Aug 20
Please join TABA and the Lim Ruger firm for the second of a three-panel series entitled "Women@theTable".
Series 2: The Woman Factor – How Women at the Top Impact Organizations
Thu, June 25, 2015
According to research, when women are in power at the helm of an organization, the organization excels in many ways including its profitability. This panel will explore what impact and changes occur to businesses when women are CEO's, General Counsel, Managing Partners, or sit on the Boards of organizations. How does the "woman factor" change the culture, management style, philanthropy, innovation and financial well-being of the organization? The women on this panel hold top leadership positions and will provide their perspectives and share their experiences.
Cyndie Chang, Managing Partner, Duane Morris
Anne Shen Smith, former CEO, Southern California Gas Company and Board Member, PG&E
Victoria Stratman, General Counsel, CalTech
Series 3: Gender Stereotypes at the Bargaining Table
(CLE Credit Pending)
Negotiation is an integral part of our legal profession. Join us for a discussion that explores the effect of gender stereotypes on negotiation performance and how women compare to men in negotiating on behalf of themselves and their clients. Our distinguished panelists will discuss negotiation tips and strategies, as well as overcoming obstacles in negotiation arenas.
Marrian Chang, Shareholder, Ogletree Deakins
Renee Delphin-Rodriguez, General Counsel, HealthCare Partners
Misty Sanford, Partner, Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP, and Founding Board Member, For People of Color, Inc.
All panels will be held:
on the day specified at
Lim, Ruger & Kim, LLP
28th Floor, 1055 West 7th Street
Light refreshments will be served, and parking validation will be provided.
Space is limited. RSVP required to Cecilia Son at cecilia.son@limruger.com
7. Affiliate Dinners / Various
Interested in attending and supporting our sister bar associations' dinners? Come join TABA's representatives at the following dinners:
Thu May 21 (KABA); Fri May 29 (APAWLA);
Thu Oct 15 (AAAJ-LA)
TABA will subsidize 25% of the ticket price for up to five attendees to the AAAJ-LA dinner. First come, first served. Email president@tabalawyers.org.
Announcements from TABA's Affiliates
1. CA Judicial Council Advisory Committee Nominations / Deadline Fri May 15
The Judicial Council of California has extended its nominations period for positions on its various advisory committees, including the Advisory Committee on Providing Access and Fairness and the Family and Juvenile Law Advisory Committee. Judicial officers, attorneys, court executives, law librarians, various subject matter experts and general members of the public should consider applying for Judicial Council advisory committees. Available positions vary for each advisory committee. Interested individuals may nominate themselves.
· Access the nomination forms Online
http://www.courts.ca.gov/4650.htm
· Judicial Council
The Judicial Council is the policymaking body of the California courts, the largest court system in the nation. Under the leadership of the Chief Justice and in accordance with the California Constitution, the council is responsible for ensuring the consistent, independent, impartial, and accessible administration of justice. The Judicial Council must be aware of the issues and concerns confronting the judiciary, as well as appropriate solutions and responses. The council carries out this mission primarily through the work of its internal committees, advisory committees, and task forces: http://www.courts.ca.gov/policyadmin-jc.htm
· The Advisory Committee on Providing Access and Fairness
The committee makes recommendations for improving access to the judicial system, fairness in the state courts, diversity in the judicial branch, and court services for self-represented parties: http://www.courts.ca.gov/accessfairnesscomm.htm
· The Family and Juvenile Law Advisory Committee
Makes recommendations to the council for improving the administration of justice in all cases involving marriage, family, or children: http://www.courts.ca.gov/familyjuvenilecomm.htm
· All Judicial Council Advisory Bodies Seeking Nominations: (See link for more information on each advisory body): http://www.courts.ca.gov/advisorybodies.htm
o Appellate
o Center for Judicial Education and Research
o Civil Jury Instructions
o Civil and Small Claims
o Collaborative Justice Courts
o Court Executives
o Court Interpreters Advisory Panel
o Court Security
o Court Technology
o Criminal Jury Instructions
o Criminal Law
o Family and Juvenile Law
o Judicial Branch Workers' Compensation Program
o Legal Services Trust Fund Commission
o Probate and Mental Health
o Providing Access and Fairness
o Traffic
o Trial Court Budget
o Trial Court Facility Modifications
o Tribal Court-State Court Forum
o Workload Assessment
For more information, please see the attachments and the announcement below. Please note, the deadline for advisory committee nominations has been extended to May 15, 2015.
2. Pathways to Justice Conference / Wed Jun 10 – Thu Jun 11, Los Angeles
Pathways to Justice is a 2-day conference from the State Bar of California's Center on Access to Justice to help advocates identify & learn best practices & innovative, practical approaches to using the legal system to advance justice for low-income clients.
Legal services, pro bono, court-based program and LRS staff, judges, pro bono attorneys, board members, law school practitioners, law students, small claims advisors, law librarians, court interpreters, paralegals, and other justice partners. The programming offered at Pathways to Justice is rich and diverse – there is something for EVERYONE!
Conference Highlights Include
* Programming in a variety of topics for staff, board members, volunteers and others from: Legal services and pro bono providers, self-help centers, small claims advisor services, lawyer referral services, law schools, and other justice partners.
* 10 hours of MCLE credit, including Legal Ethics, Recognition and Elimination of Bias in the Legal Profession and Society, and Competence Issues
* Affinity group meetings and networking opportunities
* Presentation of the LAAC Awards of Merit
* Keynote by California Supreme Court Associate Justice Goodwin Liu
Additional details here: http://www.calbar.org/pathwaystojustice
3. Scholarship Opportunities
California Bar Foundation
The California Bar Foundation is now accepting applications for our 2015 Diversity Scholarship. Please share this opportunity with any rising first year students or other contacts who can spread the word. Details here: http://www.calbarfoundation.org/diversity-scholarship.html
As many of you know, the Diversity Scholarship financially supports first year California law students with the goal of furthering diversity in the legal profession. Winners receive a $7,500 award intended to cover the costs associated with attending law school. We know this award made a difference for many law students and attorneys in California; we look forward to supporting a new group of diverse first year law students in 2015!
Bryan Cave / NAPABA Law Foundation Scholarship
Bryan Cave LLP has partnered with the NAPABA Law Foundation to offer the Bryan Cave / NLF Community Service Scholarship, which will provide a $2,500 scholarship award for one law student who is a summer law intern that works on issues on behalf of, or that benefits, the Asian Pacific American community. For additional information, please go to: http://www.napaba.org/?page=BC_Scholarship
4. Job Openings
The Los Angeles Regional Office of the SEC has openings for Attorney-Advisers in the National Examination Program administered by the Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations ("OCIE"). The positions offer highly talented and motivated attorneys an unparalleled opportunity to conduct examinations of registered entities including investment advisers, investment companies, broker-dealers, transfer agents, and/or self-regulatory organizations for compliance with the federal securities laws. We seek candidates with experience in securities or corporate law, conducting internal investigations, and/or compliance with the federal securities laws applicable to the registered entities. Other considerations include relevant securities industry knowledge and experience, a strong academic record, commitment to public service, and strong analytical, oral and written communication, project management, and collaboration skills. For additional information, please see the SEC attachment or visit http://www.sec.gov/ocie.
AAAJ-LA
Staff Attorney Position – Litigation
Staff Attorney – Litigation – This position contributes to Advancing Justice – L.A.'s ability to use litigation as one strategy, in addition to direct services, policy advocacy, and community mobilization, to challenge systems of oppression and seek justice for Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, Pacific Islanders, and other communities of color. The Staff Attorney will join Advancing Justice – LA's dedicated litigation team and will be responsible for using civil litigation to fight for systemic changes that advance civil rights, immigrants' rights, and racial justice. The Staff Attorney will be expected to engage in holistic community lawyering that promotes client empowerment, coalition building, and community organizing.
http://www.advancingjustice-la.org/get-involved/work-for-us/staff-attorney-litigation#.VPTfS_nF_To
http://oag.ca.gov/careers/vacancy?query=6619


text:
import config, MySQLdb, numpy, operator, time
from sklearn.metrics import pairwise_distances
from calais import Calais

# Configure DB
db = MySQLdb.connect(host=config.mysql_host,
                     user=config.mysql_user,
                     passwd=config.mysql_passwd,
                     db='assignment2')
cursor = db.cursor()

calais = Calais(config.calais_api_key, submitter=config.calais_user)

userprofiles = {}

for user in userprofiles:
    userprofile = userprofiles[user]
    user_vector = userprofile.values()
    cosine_vector = [user_vector]

    topics = userprofile.keys()

    cursor.execute("SELECT id FROM tweets_sample WHERE username=%s;", (user))
    own_tweet_ids = [item[0] for item in cursor.fetchall()]

    placeholder = '%s'
    placeholders_topics = ', '.join(placeholder for unused in topics)
    placeholders_ids = ', '.join(placeholder for unused in own_tweet_ids)
    get_topic_tweets_query = "SELECT tweet_id FROM tweet_topic WHERE topic IN (%s) AND tweet_id NOT IN (%s) GROUP BY tweet_id;" % (placeholders_topics, placeholders_ids)

    replacements = topics + own_tweet_ids
    cursor.execute(get_topic_tweets_query, replacements)
    topic_tweet_ids = [item[0] for item in cursor.fetchall()]

    for tweet_id in topic_tweet_ids:
        tweet_vector = []
        # Get unnormalized vector
        for topic in topics:
            cursor.execute("SELECT score FROM tweet_topic WHERE tweet_id=%s AND topic=%s", (tweet_id, topic))
            topic_score_list = [item[0] for item in cursor.fetchall()]
            topic_score = 0
            if len(topic_score_list) != 0:
                topic_score = topic_score_list[0]
            tweet_vector.append(topic_score)
        # Normalize vector
        tweet_vector_n = []
        vector_sum = sum(tweet_vector)
        for score in tweet_vector:
            tweet_vector_n.append(float(score)/vector_sum)
        cosine_vector.append(tweet_vector_n)

    cosine_vector_numpy = numpy.array(cosine_vector)
    cosine_matrix = 1-pairwise_distances(cosine_vector_numpy, metric="cosine")

    print "=== USER REPORT FOR %s ===" % user
    sorted_userprofile = sorted(userprofile.iteritems(), key=operator.itemgetter(1), reverse=True)
    print "User-profile (sorted): " + str(sorted_userprofile)

    # Get top 3 tweets
    for cos_element in cosine_matrix:
        cos_sim_dict = dict(enumerate(cos_element[1:])) # index is correct, because original is not in set of tweet ids
        three_largest = dict(sorted(cos_sim_dict.iteritems(), key=operator.itemgetter(1), reverse=True)[:3])
        for tweet_index in three_largest:
            tweet_id = topic_tweet_ids[tweet_index]
            cursor.execute("SELECT username,content FROM tweets_sample WHERE id=%s;", (tweet_id))
            tweet_f = cursor.fetchall()
            tweet = tweet_f[0]
            time.sleep(0.25)
            c_result = calais.analyze(tweet[1])
            topics = []
            for topic in c_result.topics:
                name = topic["categoryName"]
                topics.append(name)
            topics_str = ', '.join(topics)
            print "User: %s\nTweet-ID: %s\nTweet-Text: %s\nTopics: %s\n" % (tweet[0], tweet_id, tweet[1], topics_str)
        break # only first element, because this is similiarity with user profile

    print "=== END USER REPORT FOR %s ===" % user

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Times have changed in the last 10 years. This is especially true in the consumer world where things move at the speed of possibility. But while normally moving at a much slower pace, even the business world has experienced rapid progress in the past decade.
Do you have an ink pen on you right now? No? You're not alone. Right now, a generation of people are being raised who will never carry an ink pen on a regular basis. They will never write a check.
…helps banks streamline new account openings, speed up lending, and offer more convenient customer service. CudaSign also helps to reduce operating costs and improve compliance requirements with the most secure and reliable eSignature platform.
In the modern age, not carrying a pen should never be an impediment to doing business.
There was a time when encryption was the domain of submarine battles and international spies. Today, it now covers the musings of 12-year-old girls in developing nations thanks to various messaging apps.
What we have learned from all of the security breaches in every sector of business and government is that end to end encryption is not a luxury, but a must. For a long time, doing business online was hampered by the consumer fears that their information would be unsafe. Now that online transactions are the norm, those fears are coming true.
Hackers and cyber thieves have gained access to all but the most secure networks. No business can afford to run their systems on anything less. That means end to end encryption for everything.
We should expect our banking and medical information to be on systems even more secure than our puerile chats, and images of yesterday's breakfast.
It bears repeating that the national drama over unlocking a dead shooter's iPhone could have been avoided altogether with the implementation of software for which the county was already paying.
Mobile device management is no longer an option, but a necessity. We are currently in the BYOD era. People are most productive on the laptops, tablets, and phones that they already own and are used to. Companies save a lot of money by letting employees bring their own devices to work, and provision those devices with MDM software so that they will be hardened for enterprise use.
Skipping this step can be death to a business. Because of the proliferation of excellent MDM services, skipping this step is also unnecessary. iPhones, Androids, and Blackberrys can live on the same network with encrypted partitions to sensitive data.
There is a lot of technology you need to run your business effectively. And that list grows everyday. You will benefit by following the recent headlines. Those headlines will teach you to make e-signatures a part of the solution. Add end to end encryption for everything. And use MDM solutions to ensure ultimate control over all devices that come in contact with your company's sensitive data.


text:
Classification of Endometrial Images for Aiding the Diagnosis of Hyperplasia Using Logarithmic Gabor Wavelet
B. Sharif 1
A. Ahmadian 2
M.A. Oghabian 3
N. Izadi Mood 4
M. Khoobdel 5
1 M.Sc. in Biomedical Engineering, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran.
2 Assistant Professor, Physics and Biomedical Engineering Dept., Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran. Research Center for Science & Technology in Medicine, Imam Khomeini Hospital, Tehran, Iran
3 Research Center for Science & Technology in Medicine, Imam Khomeini Hospital, Tehran, Iran. Associate Professor, Physics and Biomedical Engineering, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran.
4 Assistant Professor, Phathology Dept., Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran
5 Assistant Professor, Military Health Research Center, Baqiyatallah University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran
10.22038/ijmp.2006.8126
Introduction: The process of discriminating among benign and malignant hyperplasia begun with subjective methods using light microscopy and is now being continued with computerized morphometrical analysis requiring some features. One of the main features called Volume Percentage of Stroma (VPS) is obtained by calculating the percentage of stroma texture. Currently, this feature is calculated by pathologists on a manual basis. The proposed algorithm can automatically calculate VPS with a good precision. This procedure could be the first and an essential step of diagnosing endometrial hyperplasia in the field of pathology.
Materials and Methods: In this paper, a method based on logarithmic Gabor wavelets and mathematical morphology is proposed for the segmentation of texture. Attaining maximum joint space-frequency resolution is highly significant in the process of texture segmentation. The ability of logarithmic Gabor filters in the discrimination of texture bands at different scales and orientations has been used to segment stroma texture which is mainly located in the middle frequency bands from glandular elements. In the proposed algorithm, the logarithmic Gabor filter bank applied on the microscopic endometrial images and mathematical morphology is used for denoising. The segmentation method is averaging the weighted and denoised Gabor filter outputs.
Results: The images used in this method segment with a good precision and can be used by pathologists to calculate volume percentage of stroma as an aided diagnosis feature. A sensitivity of 95.3, specificity of 95.6, accuracy of 95.4%, PPV of 98.4% and NPV of 88% was achieved in distinguishing between benign and malignant hyperplasia based on VPS.
Discussion and Conclusion: The proposed procedure could be the first and an essential step of diagnosing endometrial hyperplasia in pathology.Based on these experiments, the logarithmic Gabor wavelet is one of the most effective methods in texture segmentation that can easily extract the texture information from the middle frequency bands and make it available to the segmentation algorithm.
Endometrial Hyperplasia
Logarithmic Gabor Wavelet
Texture Segmentation
Volume percentage of Stroma
Laser and Optics
Medical Application of Computer Simulation
Medical Imaging & Image Processing
Receive Date: 01 January 2006
Accept Date: 10 February 2006
Sharif, B., Ahmadian, A., Oghabian, M., Izadi Mood, N., Khoobdel, M. (2006). Classification of Endometrial Images for Aiding the Diagnosis of Hyperplasia Using Logarithmic Gabor Wavelet. Iranian Journal of Medical Physics, 3(1), 1-10. doi: 10.22038/ijmp.2006.8126
B. Sharif; A. Ahmadian; M.A. Oghabian; N. Izadi Mood; M. Khoobdel. "Classification of Endometrial Images for Aiding the Diagnosis of Hyperplasia Using Logarithmic Gabor Wavelet". Iranian Journal of Medical Physics, 3, 1, 2006, 1-10. doi: 10.22038/ijmp.2006.8126
Sharif, B., Ahmadian, A., Oghabian, M., Izadi Mood, N., Khoobdel, M. (2006). 'Classification of Endometrial Images for Aiding the Diagnosis of Hyperplasia Using Logarithmic Gabor Wavelet', Iranian Journal of Medical Physics, 3(1), pp. 1-10. doi: 10.22038/ijmp.2006.8126
Sharif, B., Ahmadian, A., Oghabian, M., Izadi Mood, N., Khoobdel, M. Classification of Endometrial Images for Aiding the Diagnosis of Hyperplasia Using Logarithmic Gabor Wavelet. Iranian Journal of Medical Physics, 2006; 3(1): 1-10. doi: 10.22038/ijmp.2006.8126

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
Ignore Rangers boss Pedro Caixinha ... Aberdeen will be back better than ever next season says Adam Rooney
Fired-up Pittodrie hitman maintains he's heard it all before and reckons there's nothing to suggest his side aren't going to continue to improve under Derek McInnes.
Michael Gannon
Aberdeen striker Adam Rooney (Image: SNS Group)
Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.
Adam Rooney isn't exactly shaking in his boots at Pedro Caixinha's warning his Rangers side will be gunning for them next season.
Instead the Aberdeen striker insists it's the Light Blues who should be worried because the Dons will be even stronger.
Ibrox boss Caixinha this week claimed the Dons' cycle of success was coming to a natural end with Rangers emerging as the main title challengers to Celtic next term.
However, Rooney has refused to take the bait – because he has heard it all before.
The Pittodrie club were told at the start of the season they would be brushed aside with Rangers back in the Premiership.
But they responded by seizing second place for the third year on the spin as well as reaching the League and Scottish Cup finals.
Adam Rooney is hoping to help end the Dons dire record at Ibrox by securing a win tonight
Rooney insists Derek McInnes's side are going nowhere and it's Rangers who should be concerned about catching them. The 29-year-old said: "We don't pay too much attention to what other people say – we never have.
"We have always focused on ourselves and that is something the gaffer is really keen on. We don't worry about other clubs, we just focus on developing ourselves and getting better as a group.
"We know no matter who we play we have a good chance of winning and hopefully that will lead to success like we have had this year.
"We have been the second best in Scotland for the last number of years and that is our aim again this year. We want to finish with as many points as we can and hopefully we can go on to win a cup. If that is the case it will be our most successful season in a number of years.
Former Aberdeen star Paul Mason says his old team will ruin Celtic's treble dream — if they can first end Ibrox hoodoo
"I am sure the gaffer will add a number of bodies in the summer.
"Hopefully we can improve and strengthen again next season, have an even better season and other teams can start worrying about catching us."
Rooney admits there has been a lot of noise coming out of Ibrox but he doesn't see Rangers as a different proposition to the rest of the sides in Scotland. He said: "Because of the club it was expected they would challenge – not just from within but everyone from the media and everyone else expected them to be up challenging as well.
"But Celtic have blown everyone away. People keep asking us about Celtic and Rangers but we don't worry too much about other teams.
"It is not just Rangers. There are a lot of teams in this league who are looking to improve.
Adam Rooney challenges Danny Wilson
"Hibs have come up and I am sure they will strengthen. Hearts will try to improve and the likes of St Johnstone and Partick have had good seasons.
"It is not just Rangers we have to worry about but we want to focus on ourselves and trying to be the best team we can." The war of words between both camps has cranked up the temperature ahead of tonight's Ibrox clash.
Aberdeen can make an early statement of intent for next term but Rooney doesn't
see it that way.
He said: "I don't think we need to lay down any markers.
"Naturally we want to go and win the game but that is no different from any other game. We go there confident and looking to get the three points.
"We have done that in recent seasons because we have been questioned on every big occasion by different managers and the media and always risen to it and done as best a job we can as a group. We'll look to win there and against Partick Thistle before we finish with a big game in the Cup Final."
Rangers on the way up while Aberdeen near 'end of cycle' says Pedro Caixinha
Second place is in the bag regardless of tonight's result thanks to a vastly superior goal difference but the Red Army don't see this as any other game. Not when the Dons haven't left Ibrox with a victory in 43 games spanning 26 years, one of the longest and most painful winless streaks in Scottish football.
But Rooney, who played down south in between leaving Inverness in 2011 and joining Aberdeen three years later, said: "Someone asked me about going to Ibrox because we have not won there in 26 years.
"I have only gone to Ibrox once since I came back up here. Hopefully we can go and get the win.
"We went to Glasgow a couple of seasons ago and beat Celtic at Celtic Park. We are capable of doing it but it is difficult, as teams have found coming to Aberdeen.
"We will go looking to get the win, especially if we can play like the last 80 minutes as we did the other day against Celtic. Hopefully we will get a better start though."
The Pittodrie side were sunk by three late goals when Rangers won in the Granite City last month.
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes would love to rid the club of their Ibrox hoodoo (Image: SNS)
Dons boss McInnes would love to shatter the unwanted record in Govan but he insists Aberdeen have more on their plate with the Scottish Cup Final on the horizon.
He said: "We beat ourselves a bit in the last game against Rangers.
"It does show you the need for concentration because they have good players and can take advantage of certain situations.
"I don't think there has been a lot in the last three games. What happened last time is a reminder of the need for full concentration and taking more of your chances when they come along."
Derek McInnes slams Rangers boss Pedro Caixinha over Aberdeen jibes and says: 'Your job is to finish above Celtic'
Pedro Caixinha


We were one of the LED display suppliers of the Music Festival held in Kazakhstan in 2013. We provided 29.2 m² N4 indoor LED display and 79.6 m² C14 outdoor LED display, which were installed around the stage.
Having unique physical inclination design, our LED displays can be combined into irregular display screen with concave and convex. Our LED display generated seamless images and brought fantastic visual effect to audience attended in the music festival.


KRUSHD KREATION Micronized Soluble Nutrient Solution for soil and foliar feeding, is good for the plant growth stage. Our premium plant nutrients are easy to use, fast acting, and highly concentrated.
KRUSHD KREATION Micronized Soluble Nutrient Solution for soil and foliar feeding, is good for the plant growth stage. KRUSHD KREATION is easy to use, fast acting, and highly concentrated. In addition, KRUSHD KREATION is very cost efficient, it helps in the process of not paying for water.


text:
Q: giving a default value for an angular number formcontrol I am working with angular. I am astonished that we cannot give an empty default value for an angular number formcontrol. At the beginning, I set it to 0, but it isn't my requirement, since my input display 0 before entering anything. It must be a solution

A: You can create a FormControl in a reactive form using an empty value, empty string, or even undefined:
Component:
foo = new FormControl();

Template:
<input type="number" [formControl]="foo" />

Here is an example in action that demonstrates the number input being initialized without any value.
Hopefully that helps!

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Review by Cindy B. Salisbury NB "We want to thank everyone at the New Brunswick office for helping to clear our family debts." "We want to thank everyone at the New Brunswick office for helping to clear our family debts."
Debt consolidation Salisbury is for individuals that end up with unanticipated debt and need imperative debt consolidation. Salisbury consumers need Salisbury debt consolidating experts who'll help them in consolidation loans as well as incorporate the financial troubles into a imperative lower credit card debts payment. This's available since consolidating loans may then just do one transaction monthly to the consolidation loans provider.
Salisbury NB debt relief loans is an best strategy to aid with repaying precarious credit card debt and imperative at managing unsecure quick loan so that Salisbury people do not effort and end up lower in bill arears. With a good credit consolidating loans, Salisbury customers can remain stable financially and their bill arears are reduced.
A great number of Salisbury New Brunswick companies, who provide needed answers to credit consolidation loans dependent on the Salisbury individual's hard earned dollar situation, provide credit consolidating loans services. Usually such consolidating loans services are provided for indebtedness which are not secure, like bill arears, financial troubles, financial troubles, financial trouble, and indebtedness. Call today to get your credit card debts payments lowered while getting out of bills fast!
Review by Fran Mulder Salisbury NB "I want to say a BIG thank you to Dan at the New Brunswick office, best service!" "I want to say a BIG thank you to Dan at the New Brunswick office, best service!"


In a cease and desist letter sent Monday, October 29, 2016, Pharrell Williams' attorney Howard King called on the President of the United States to stop playing the singer's "Happy" during events.
In an act of disgusting insensitivity, the song was played at a rally over the weekend just hours after a gunman killed 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue.
King claims the use of "Happy" without consent constitutes both copyright and trademark infringement. "Pharrell has not, and will not, grant you permission to publicly perform or otherwise broadcast or disseminate any of his music," King wrote.
The Rolling Stones, The O'Jays, Adele, Queen and several others have asked Trump to stop using their music as well.


We specializes in researching, developing and producing accessories of bicycles, our main products are "DAQIAO" brand freewheel, derailleur, brake, pedal, etc, which are of high quality, excellent design and reliable performance.
we are the manufacturer of children bicycle and parts in China,including bmx bicycle,cable brake,basket,bb axle,bb cups,if you are interested in any of our products,pls contact us and we are glad to make you an offer.
Tires and tubes, we Superior are a professional of tyres, our products has been widely sold in global market. We could produce all kinds of tyres and tubes, make as per your requests. Our products are top quality with the most competive price. Our aim in sale is to offer the biggest profit to customers. Our website , our brand JOETO and SUPEREAL. For any questions, pls contact us. We would give you the best service.
"MORAKOT" electric bicycle is an honorable brand product of HangZhou Morakot E-bike Manufacture Co.,Ltd. Our company is located in Hangzhou, the city which enjoys the name of "paradise". It has a good geographical location, close to HU-HANG-YONG highway and near the beautiful QIANTANG river.
Xingtai Xinwang Bicycle Parts Co., Ltd. is located in Hebei Pingxiang County Industry Development Area. Our company is 400km east to Tianjin Port and 600km east to Qingdao Port, 450km to International Airport of Peking and 60km to Peking-Fuzhou Expressway and Peking-Jiujiang Railway. The transportation is convenient and the geographic position is superior.
Product: Kid balance bike, kid walker bike, wooden balance bike, kid snow bike, kid mini bike, accessories of bike, Solar Power Electric Fence Energiser, baby car seat, double-sided money clip, Flasks, Pan, OEM service, Hardware Products, Fitness Equipments, Plastic Products, Light Industry & Daily Use and so on.
We are involved in offering excellent quality Electric Scooter (RK-S1306) to our most valued clients. Our offered Electric Scooter (RK-S1306) is widely appreciated by our clients which are situated all round the nation. We offer Electric Scooter (RK-S1306) at most affordable prices. Features:- Light, Energy Saving, Low-Carbon, Eco-Friendly, Zero Maintenance Cost.
We are a professional unicycle, lithium trams agent company.Acting brand has Gotway, Rockwheel, Kingsong, Inmotion, Airwheel, IPS, Minigogo.The company has the professional maintenance.
Our company specializes in children bicycle,adult bicycle and bicycle spare parts with high quality,high reputation and competitive price.


text:
Review: Kraftwerk Documentary
The Kraftwerk documentary aired by the BBC tonight was a pretty grim experience. Billed as an examination of Kraftwerk as 'total art', it was a promising proposition, with interviews with Can's Holger Czukay, Detroit techno star Derrick May, and Kraftwerk pal Francois Kevorkian. Along for the ride was, almost inevitably, former NME writer and first-call cultural commentator Paul Morley.
Airtime was given to a Kraftwerk party in fashionable 'Bethnal Green' for people who didn't get tickets to the Tate Modern shows in 2013, there was an almost criminal amount of Coldplay, and so much time was devoted to Paul Morley's insights that even he was looking exhausted. He may even have grown a beard during his several hours of interview.
Derrick May was one of the few people who communicated his enthusiasm for Kraftwerk without repeating himself.
The first warnings that this documentary might not deliver the goods came when the subtitles referred to 'Pierre' Karoli of Can (the last time we looked his name was Michael) and misspelled 'immediately'. Someone wasn't really paying attention. And once the black and white footage of the band's early years was dispensed with, the whole thing descended into an a-chronological hodge-podge of clips of the Tate Modern shows and increasingly worthless commentary from Morley. If there was a thread, the film makers lost it early on, and in the end it came across as cheaply made, leaning heavily on low-cost talking heads interview and not merely skimming over the essential narrative of Kraftwerk, but rendering it a garbled mess shouted at you in a noisy pub by a half-drunk 'fan' who first encountered Kraftwerk at Latitude in 2013.
The documentary's weakness was made all the more obvious when 'Synth Britannia' followed on BBC4. In ten minutes, with the help of Wolfgang Flür who was actually in Kraftwerk, and the excellent but under-used commentator Simon Reynolds, it told the story of Kraftwerk far more effectively and with more authority.


A monthly news magazine published at Ozarks Lake, Ozarks Business Journal tries to provide accurate and relevant news and information for readers of Lake area. All stories and photos are edited unless editorial staff is otherwise responsible.
Editor's emails are welcomed, if a valid name, address, and phone number are provided (we will not publish your phone or street address). Emails and comments may be edited for space, content, or clarity without notice. All submitted to Ben Publishing, Incorporated Property, and Copyright as part of the magazine's content is 2012. Anonymous comments or letters will not be published.
For the possible inclusion of local business, the editor is invited to publish relevant news related to local events and news. As a free service is provided, we will not publish all materials and / or printed warrants. Printed materials are therefore made available on a space basis. A picture can be included. No images included in jpeg format. Copy should be in general text or Microsoft Word (.doc) format.
We are not responsible for lost materials through mailing. We do not accept letters, comments, materials, press release etc. through phone or fax.


text:
Cristina Byvik
Latest from this Author
Stopped by police in San Diego? A lot depends on where you live, drive
A U-T analysis shows some areas with large minority populations saw more enforcement than mostly White areas with similar crime totals.
San Diego's 28 parks rated as being in poor condition
Our complete breakdown of the 50 top-paid San Diego CEOs in 2020
These San Diego jobs are expected to grow the most, and what's next for the economy
Travel | Staycation
Interactive: Check out Balboa Park's new international cottages
COVID-19 in San Diego County from lockdown to reopening
Tracking coronavirus data in San Diego County
Vaccination sites in San Diego County
Who is getting vaccinated for COVID-19 in San Diego County?
Demographic data on COVID-19 vaccinations updated weekly
Coronavirus in San Diego County hospitals
Coronavirus statistics from our local hospitals from March 2020 to June 14, 2021
Who is getting COVID-19 in San Diego County?
Demographic data on COVID-19 cases in the county from March 2020 to June 14, 2021
How San Diego County voted
San Diego County primary results by precinct
The March 3 primary has come and gone and we now know who will be battling for the White House in the coming months. Primaries also shaped the landscape for what's to come for San Diego County in two notable races — The 50th and the 53rd Congressional Districts. Here's a precinct level breakdown of some primary results and a look at some major contests at stake in the November general election:
Creating a defensible space to guard against wildfires
The first 30 feet around your house are key to fire protection.
Get Essential San Diego, weekday mornings
Get top headlines from the Union-Tribune in your inbox weekday mornings, including top news, local, sports, business, entertainment and opinion.
Obituary: Thich Nhat Hanh, Zen master and political reformer, dies at 95
Column: Teachers responded to a calling; the least we can do is treat them with respect
Opinion: As mayor of Chula Vista, I'm considering dumping Republic Services
Opinion: At Phi Beta Sigma we are mentors, friends, critics, listeners for life
Opinion: 'It's like being surrounded by iron in every direction' in Kappa Alpha Psi
Opinion: Why San Diego County cities need to learn from Republic Services trash strike
Opinion: As the National Pan-Hellenic Council president, I've had the honor of working with the 'Divine Nine'
Opinion: As members of the 'Divine Nine,' we lead from the front
Steve Breen's cartoon caption contest for Jan. 21, 2022


Discover how this school is creating master adaptive learners.
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine's Curriculum 2.0 aims to create master adaptive learners—physicians who learn, engage in guided self-assessment and adapt to the evolving needs of their patients and the health care system throughout their careers.
All students are embedded in the health care workplace beginning with the earliest phases of their undergraduate medical education. These early clinical experiences provide them with opportunities to participate in a variety of clinical settings, assuming increasing responsibilities as they acquire new competencies.
Other educational innovations produced at Vanderbilt include integrated science courses in the 3rd and 4th year of medical school and milestone-based student assessments for the core clerkships and all clinical rotations.
This paper by authors from the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine explains the process undertaken by one medical school to design, implement and improve competency milestones for medical students. Experience to date indicates that milestone-based assessment has significant potential to guide the development of medical students.
Vanderbilt is continuously improving the logistics of its educational portfolio and is currently developing a GPS to further assist students in navigating the curriculum.
Need/gap addressed: Students are not fully aware of the intent to align the school of medicine's competency-based assessment system with the processes they will encounter in GME.
Discover how the consortium schools are transforming medical education.


text:
Q: Equivalent condition for the normal lines of a curve $\alpha(s)$ to be equidistant from a fixed point Let $\alpha : I \rightarrow \mathbb{R^2}$ be a curve parametrized by arc length. Show that all normal lines of $\alpha$ are equidistant from a fixed point if and only if there exist numbers $a,b \in \mathbb{R}$ such that $k(s) = \pm \cfrac{1}{\sqrt{as+b}}$ $\forall s \in I$, where $k(s)$ denotes the curvature of $\alpha$ at the point $s$.
I'm kinda lost on this one and don't know where to start or how to attack the problem so any hints or ideas would be greatly appreciated.

A: (1) If $c(t)$ has unit speed, then normal line is $$ c(t)+sn(t)$$
Assume that fixed point is origin. So the distance square is
$$d(t):=|c(t) -c(t)\cdot nn |^2 = |c|^2-(c\cdot n)^2 $$ by considering critical
point of $f(s)=|c(t)+sn |^2$ Since $d$ is independent of $t$, then
$$ n'=-kc'\Rightarrow   c\cdot c' (1+c\cdot c'') =0 $$ If $c\cdot c'=0$, then $|c|$ is
constant so that $k$ is constant. If $c\cdot c'' =-1$, then $$ d= |c
+ \frac{n}{k}|^2 $$ Hence $\frac{1}{k^2} =|c|^2+ C_1$ And $(c\cdot
c')'=0\Rightarrow |c|^2= C_2t+ C_3 $ This complete the proof.
(2) Assume that $k(s)= \pm \frac{1}{\sqrt{as+b}} \ \ast$ Note that
by above a curve whose normal lines have equidistance from a fixed
point satisfies $\ast$ Then the proof is completed by fundamental
theorem of the local theory of curves.

A: The envelope of the normals to the curves (C) we are looking after is thus a circle or an arc of a circle, centered on the given point. The envelope of the normals to a curve is called its evolute. As we are working the other way, the curves (C) we are looking for are the inverse of an evolute, i.e., an involute, i.e., we are looking for curves (C) that are...
"Circle involutes", which are classical curves (used in a certain number of devices, in particular gears):
http://mathforum.org/mathimages/index.php/Involute
Their simplified intrinsic (or Cesaro) equation are known to be: $\rho^2=2 a s.$
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/CesaroEquation.html
This equation matches yours, taking $k=1/\rho$.
The presence of the additive constant $b$ account for the arbitrary origin of the arc length.

A: We can rewrite
$$ k(s) = \cfrac {d \varphi}{ds} = 1/R(s) = \pm \frac{1}{\sqrt{as+b}}  \tag{1} $$
into standard form as
$$ R^2 = R_i^2 + 2 a s \tag{2} $$
which is the natural/intrinsic Cesàro equation of an involute formed by unwinding a taut tangent (always tangential  normal lines of $\alpha$ ) arc length $s$ of radius of curvature $1/R$ on a circular spool radius $a$.It has  period length of arc spool circumference and constant width $2 \pi a$. Center of spool is the fixed point.Arc length is proportional to rotation $ \varphi $.
InvoluteMW
For special case at start $s=0, R=R_i $.It satisfies a very simple relation
$ s^2 + a^2 = r^2  \tag{3}$
where $r$ is polar coordinate radius, and from which  (1),(2) can be derived back.


Hooked on School Days celebrate their 10th anniversary in Estrie!
The Hooked on School Days (HSD) will be held from February 11 to 15, 2019. Five days for a major national and regional mobilization campaign for educational success and perseverance in Quebec. This year, the campaign will take place under the theme Our actions, a + in their success.
This theme aims to illustrate the multitude of actions within the reach of everyone that can make a real difference in the educational success of an individual from the beginning of his life to adulthood. Everyone can take actions that will represent "+" for school perseverance and the educational success of a young person at different stages of his life. It is the addition of all the actions taken throughout the life course of a young person who makes a real difference on his educational success.
Increase the understanding of everyone's role and responsibilities in creating conditions conducive to school perseverance.
Increase the visibility and influence of the HSD by creating a movement around them.
Allow all actors of perseverance to be able to find a reference point in the campaign so that they may contribute to it.
The Projet PRÉE invite different actors to take action and make commitments to encourage and support school perseverance and educational success in the region, consistent with provincial efforts.
"The most interesting man in the NFL," according to the US daily Kansas City Star, Laurent Duvernay-Tardif is a role model for youth and a personality strongly committed to encouraging young people to stay in school and thrive.
A talented guard for the Kansas City Chiefs and idolized by an entire generation, he became the first Quebecer since 2001 to be drafted by an NFL team. While his athletic career is admirable, his academic achievements – which include a degree in medicine from McGill University – are no less impressive.
A model of perseverance and discipline, this young 27-year-old from Mont-Saint-Hilaire is nevertheless accessible and involved in his community, in particular with youth. In 2016, he created the Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Foundation, whose mission is to encourage a balance between sports, the arts, and school; encouraging physical activity and creativity are fundamental to youth development and are major factors in their academic success. Young people who are active tend to have greater attention spans at school and are in a better state of mind to learn.
Contribute to the school perseverance movement!
Wear the ribbon proudly, available free of charge in the order section.
Change your Facebook and Twitter profile pictures to the image of the +, the distinctive symbol of the HSD 2019.
Use the Facebook and Twitter banner to dress up your social networks.
Use the Web banner on your organisation's website.
Use the electronic signature for your emails.
Put forward the actions that are a +!
1 - Share a meaningful action that was a + toward your school perseverance and educational success, or that of a student or your child. Does your organization takes action to encourage school perseverance in youth? You, yourself do something to encourage educational success in youth? From February 11 to 15, promote these actions, these +, on social social networks with the hashtag # JPS2019. Also use the @PerseveranceScolaireEstrie tag on Facebook and Instagram or @Projet_PREE on Twitter.
Whether you are a parent, a family member, a friend, an early childhood educator, a child care educator, a teacher, a community, school, health and social services or employability worker, a professional manager, an employer, a businessman, a municipal representative or a decision-maker, you can have a concrete influence on the perseverance of young people. Everyone can take action at any time in a young person's life that will have an impact on his success.
2 - Invite young people around you to testify on the social networks actions that are a + in their perseverance and educational success by using the hashtag #JPS2019.
3 - You can also underline the perseverance of a young person around you. Identify the actions made by this young person who are a + for their perseverance and educational success and promote them on social networks with the hashtag #JPS2019.
During the Hooked on School Days, everyone is invited to share their photos and videos of activities and put forward actions that represent a + in school perseverance and educational success.
Experience the theme with youth!


Top Floor of Fabulous Mansion W/ Private Porch Overlooking Forsyth Park!
You will know you have arrived for a true Savannah experience when you enter the home via the deep front porch. The stairs to your private top floor suite, are wide and beautiful. The staircase has a landing with built in seating under a stained glass window. Photo opportunities everywhere you look!
The front suite Queen bedroom has French doors to what may be the best porch in town for listening to concerts and relaxing as you read, people watch, enjoy coffee or wine. This expansive top floor porch is totally private for this rental! The front suite King bedroom has a sitting area and bay windows overlooking Forsyth Park.
Important note to consider before you book: In Savannah's Historic District the homes are very close together. In order to respect all neighbors, the city asks for 'Quiet Hours' at this property from 9pm to 8am. This is particularly important for the porches and outdoor space. We want you to have a fantastic time while you are here but the quiet hours are vital for many reasons. Do not book this home if you cannot abide by the quiet hours.
IMPORTANT-At least 2 renters have to be over the age of 30. There are 2 off street parking spots dedicated to your rental party behind the home. Additional cars can easily park on street. This area is not metered.
No Grills, barbecues, candles, etc. are allowed on the premises.
The photos on this listing are the rooms you will get. They are recent photos and we do not interchange units/photos instead we show you exactly what you are getting. Your eyes do not deceive you, this is actually 2 apartments that can be rented together, so there are indeed 2 living rooms and 2 separate fully equipped kitchens! Your suite is totally private. You have your own keys and no other guest has access to your spacious 4 bedroom & 2 bathroom quarters. We have added another antique dressing table and the larger kitchen now has a side by side stainless refrigerator with filtered water and ice.
IMPORTANT! We are totally NONREFUNDABLE - Please think about taking out trip cancellation insurance.
Urban townhome with dog-friendly features, four blocks to Forsyth Park!
Experience the view, parlor and perks of this cozy condo!
Stay with Lucky Savannah: Historic Two Bedroom Home with Private Courtyard!
Stay with Lucky Savannah: 6 King Beds, Seconds Away from Savannah Nightlife!
This breathtaking Mansion boasts 6 Bedrooms! Private Parking! Courtyard!
Stay with Lucky Savannah: Spacious, Hidden Apartment Overlooking the Square!


text:
The Gadsden Times
Six-year-old dies in two-vehicle crash on US 431 in Sardis
Donna Thornton, The Gadsden Times
A 6-year-old child died early Tuesday at Children's Hospital after being injured in a two-vehicle crash on U.S. Highway 431 in Sardis, according to Sardis City Police Chief Will Alexander.
The child's father was driving a Honda Civic on U.S. 431 when he stopped and got out to remove debris in the roadway, according to the chief. The car was struck from behind by a truck and the child was either partially or fully ejected, Alexander said.
He was taken to Marshall Medical Center South in Boaz, then flown to Children's in Birmingham, where he died at about 2 a.m.
Sardis police continue to investigate the crash. From what they have learned so far, Alexander said, the child was one of three in the back seat of the car. He had been restrained, police were told, but when his father stopped the car and got out, he let himself out of his car or booster seat.
Alexander said he understands the child who died was the only one injured in the crash. The boy and his father live in the Sardis area, he said.
The crash occurred in the passing lane of U.S. 431 southbound, the chief said, between Barry's Barbecue and Wade Cahela's Tax Service. He said police don't know what the debris was in the road; they found a bag of garbage in the area, but had heard there might have been a piece of metal that the driver had run over.
Initially police were told the truck's driver didn't see the car — "It's really dark along there," Alexander said — and hit it. The chief said he'd heard from a motorist this morning who told him that he'd been driving in front of the truck, that he didn't see the car at first but was able to swerve and avoid it.
The truck behind him could not, that driver told the chief.
Alexander said an investigation into the incident continues.
Contact Gadsden Times reporter Donna Thornton at 256-393-3284 or donna.thornton@gadsdentimes.com.
This article originally appeared on The Gadsden Times: Sardis crash claims the life of child
Kate Middleton Coos Over Baby as Prince William Says 'Don't Give My Wife Any More Ideas!'
The parents of three have previously hinted that they won't be adding any more children to their family
UWW men's and women's freestyle wrestling world cup competitions coming to Xtream Arena
Russia's central bank calls for crypto crackdown
Eustis, Tavares and Mount Dora fire departments hosting food drive competition
Daily Commercial
Police ID 13-year-old girl killed in car crash near Millsboro Monday
Hartville Village Council upholds two Board of Zoning Appeals recommendations
The Repository
Motivational speech from The Rock fails
WITI
HB 1022 would allow pharmacists to dispense ivermectin by means of a standing order
National Guard assisting hospitals as COVID-19 surge creates staffing issues
WLKY - Louisville Videos
Boris Johnson's 'political death' is near, claim Conservative MPs, suspecting that no-confidence letters are piling up


View all rugby If you want to look the part on the training field, our range of rugby training tops and t shirts is the way to go. Our collection features the biggest brands including Canterbury, KooGa and Gilbert in order to give you an authentic feel. With both mens and kids tops available, you'll find something for sporting fans of any age! If you're looking for versatile, functional clothing then be sure to check out the full range today.


14-18 gorgeous long lasting stems of luxury Ecuadorian Infinity roses nestled in our beautiful handmade black gift boxes. With minimal care, you can enjoy MILIONI DI FIORI silver infinity roses for up to one year or more!
The preservation process keeps your flowers looking radiant.
By stabilising the growing process. The carefully selected roses go under a rehydration process and are treated with a mixture of glycerine and other supplements which help maintain the natural appearance of the buds, so they appear just like the freshly cut ones.
Preservation of the flowers happens in the early stage of growth when they are the most radiant and fresh, this gives you the opportunity to have our beautiful flowers up to a year.
Your roses will look natural, soft and bright for a long time when kept under the right conditions.
x You can purchase with price protection We guarantee that you find the best possible rates on Netflorista.com, so not higher price that the florist offers on its own site. If you found a better price online without any promotion, please notify us at info@netflorista.com. You will receive the product at that price rate.
MILIONI DI FIORI - Millions of Flowers - London presents a fresh and stylish way to surprise your loved ones or to make that special occasion memorable. Our family run business creates beautiful, luxurious handcrafted gift boxes and fills them up with love and the best quality infinity roses. Our collections are always carefully selected to provide the best quality products for you. There are a variety of options that you could choose from according to your taste and the occasion. Whatever the occasion, whether it be your anniversary, engagement, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, corporate event, wedding, restaurant, hotel or office decor, we will create the perfect flowers or installations for you. Our brand represents balance and quality in everything we do. We deal with your request with extra care, as our client's satisfaction is highly important to us. If you wish to make an occasion unforgettable, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Arrange a scheduled delivery. The delivery takes 1-2 working days generally counted from the acceptance of the order.
Same day delivery is possible if you can see a "Same day" icon on the product.
Please note that most of the florists and gift shops do not deliver your order on Saturday or Sunday.
If you have specific instruction, please write it to the comment section.


text:
Hjalmar Fredrik Elgérus Bergman (ur. 19 listopada 1883 w Örebro, zm. 1 stycznia 1931 w Berlinie) – szwedzki pisarz.

Studiował na Uniwersytecie w Uppsali. W latach (1909–1911) przebywał w Rzymie (1923–1924) w Kalifornii. Uznawany za odnowiciela powieści mieszczańskiej w literaturze szwedzkiej.

Twórczość
 Maria, Jesu moder (1905),
 Amourer (1910),
 Hans Nåds testamente (1910),
 Marionettspel (1917),
 Markurells i Wadköping (1919),
 Farmor och vår Herre (1921),
 Chefen Fru Ingeborg (1924),
 Clownen Jac (1930)

Szwedzcy pisarze
Urodzeni w 1883
Zmarli w 1931
Ludzie urodzeni w Örebro

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


Trevor joined ABS in 2013 as the Admin Support Specialist. He is a 2010 graduate of Green Run High School and completed two years of study at Tidewater Community College. Since joining ABS Trevor found his niche in customer support and transferred to his worked his way up to his current role as a Client Support Associate Engineer!
When Trevor isn't busy with work he enjoys staying active by working out and taking care of his 2 dogs. He also takes an interest in cars and likes to attend car shows and working on his own car when he has a chance.


text:
package org.deri.iris.terms.concrete;

import javax.xml.datatype.DatatypeConfigurationException;
import javax.xml.datatype.DatatypeConstants;
import javax.xml.datatype.DatatypeFactory;
import javax.xml.datatype.XMLGregorianCalendar;

import org.deri.iris.api.terms.ITerm;
import org.deri.iris.api.terms.concrete.IGYearMonth;

/**
 *

 * Simple implementation of the IGYearMonth.
 *

 *

 * $Id$
 *

 *
 * @author Richard Pöttler (richard dot poettler at deri dot at)
 * @version $Revision$
 */
public class GYearMonth implements IGYearMonth {

    /** Factory used to create the xml durations. */
    private static final DatatypeFactory FACTORY;

    /** The inner calendar object. */
    private final XMLGregorianCalendar date;

    static {
	// creating the factory
	DatatypeFactory tmp = null;
	try {
	    tmp = DatatypeFactory.newInstance();
	} catch (DatatypeConfigurationException e) {
	    throw new IllegalArgumentException(
		    "Couldn't create the factory for the yearmonth", e);
	}
	FACTORY = tmp;
    }

    /**
     * Creates a new yearmonth. The timezone will be set to GMT.
     *
     * @param year
     *            the year
     * @param month
     *            the month (1-12)
     */
    GYearMonth(final int year, final int month) {
	this(year, month, 0, 0);
    }

    /**
     * Creates a new yearmonth within the given timezone.
     *
     * @param year
     *            the year
     * @param month
     *            the month (1-12)
     * @param tzHour
     *            the timezone hours (relative to GMT)
     * @param tzMinute
     *            the timezone minutes (relative to GMT)
     * @throws IllegalArgumentException
     *             if the tzHour and tzMinute wheren't both positive, or
     *             negative
     */
    GYearMonth(final int year, final int month, final int tzHour,
	    final int tzMinute) {
	if (((tzHour < 0) && (tzMinute > 0))
		|| ((tzHour > 0) && (tzMinute < 0))) {
	    throw new IllegalArgumentException("Both, the timezone hours and "
		    + "minutes must be negative, or positive, but were "
		    + tzHour + " and " + tzMinute);
	}

	date = FACTORY.newXMLGregorianCalendarDate(year, month,
		DatatypeConstants.FIELD_UNDEFINED, tzHour * 60 + tzMinute);
    }

    public int compareTo(ITerm o) {
	if (o == null) {
	    return 1;
	}

	IGYearMonth gmy = (IGYearMonth) o;
	int iResult = getYear() - gmy.getYear();
	if (iResult != 0) {
	    return iResult;
	}
	return getMonth() - gmy.getMonth();
    }

    public boolean equals(final Object obj) {
	if (!(obj instanceof IGYearMonth)) {
	    return false;
	}
	IGYearMonth monthyear = (IGYearMonth) obj;
	return ((monthyear.getMonth() == getMonth()) && (monthyear.getYear() == getYear()));
    }

    public int getMonth() {
	return date.getMonth();
    }

    public int getYear() {
	return date.getYear();
    }

    public int hashCode() {
	return date.hashCode();
    }

    public String toString() {
	return date.toString();
    }

    public boolean isGround() {
	return true;
    }

    public Integer[] getValue() {
	return new Integer[] { date.getYear(), date.getMonth() };
    }
}


TextGoto is a plug-in of IntelliJ IDEA, which aims to facilitate the development process for developer that enables arbitrary jumping from any text of any file to another place in IDEA's project.
Not bad, as an idea: if I understand well one has to tell which java source file points to which destination file. Couldn't it be more useful if it were a general plugin for associating API methods to generic destinations based on various aspects (for example "all xml files in current module having a particular DTD")? This way one could tell that every time in any part of the java code the method "getBean" is used and a particular keystroke is pressed over the parameter (i.e.: "beanName") a list with every "beanName" instance in every xml file with Spring dtd is shown for choosing where to jump.


A divorce can have significant tax ramifications, so it's important that you plan accordingly. Here are some tips.
It's important to understand the tax implications of both child support and alimony payments.
As a general rule, alimony is deemed to be income and must be reported on your tax return, provided the payments are made pursuant to a valid divorce or separation agreement, and the payments are made in cash, and not in kind. Under similar circumstances, a person paying alimony may deduct payments.
Child support payments are not taxable by the recipient and cannot be claimed as a deduction by the payer.
Only the custodial parent can claim minor children as dependents on a tax return. If there is any question as to who is considered to be the custodial parent, the IRS will generally consider the parent with whom the child spent the most amount of time to be the custodial parent for tax purposes. The non-custodial parent can claim the child, though, if the custodial parent waives the exemption in writing.


The vision of the Money and Pensions Service is everyone making the most of their money and pensions. But we can't do this alone. It must be a collective effort delivered through collaboration across the sector and industry.
So to get the ball rolling, between April and June 2019 we will be holding a series of listening events in cities across the UK to gather your views as part of our three-month listening phase.
This is an opportunity to feed in your hopes, aspirations and ambitions as we start to develop our National Strategy and three-year corporate plan.
We plan to launch both the National Strategy and corporate plan by the end of November 2019.
The listening events will be hosted by either our chief executive John Govett, or our chair Sir Hector Sants.
We are also particularly keen to hear from people and organisations who have not worked with us before.
As a way of focussing discussions during the listening events on the many dimensions of money and pensions, we've created two "listening" documents to summarise what we know and our view of the key challenges.
We encourage all event attendees to read our Listening Document Executive Summary. The separate Executive Summary gives you a quick and visual way into the full Listening Document, with links to its greater detail.
The Listening Document is also available in its entirety below. Please use it for further reading or if you'd like to focus on a chapter in a particular area that interests you, such as financial education in schools or debt advice.
We have also published a lessons-learned document from the Financial Capability Board looking back at the first three years of work on the Financial Capability Strategy for the UK. This will be of interest if you have previously been involved in that work.
Where can I attend a listening event?
If you can't attend in person, follow us on LinkedIn or Twitter for the chance to share your views at the hashtag #moneyandpensions, or hear more by joining our mailing list.


As each day progresses forward in Donald Trump's presidency, GOP Senators and Representatives are letting Trump know he's creating turmoil. Plus, the 219 Republicans up for re-election recognize being associated with Trump might backfire on Election Day, 2020. But … a lifetime registered Republican can save the GOP in 2020.
Conservative research polling notes astute Republican voters are not comfortable with our 45th president. More than 90 percent of Trump's not-well-thought-out policies have been overruled by the court systems, his trade war is harming GOP-backed states, his tax-reform law has failed (7.6 percent reduction in revenue) and the economy will most likely fall into a recession ahead of the 2020 election. But … a U.S. Marine and Vietnam platoon commander can save the GOP in 2020.
Republican senators Chuck Grassley (Iowa), Lamar Alexander (Tenn.), Johnny Isakson (Georgia), Pat Toomey (Penn.), Tim Scott (S. Car.), Rand Paul (Ken.), Marsha Blackburn (Tenn.) and John Thune (S. Dak.) have met with Trump but to no avail. Their concerns center around Trump's withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, tinkering with the successful 25-year old NAFTA agreement, economy-wrecking trade war ("Volkswagen is not a national security threat," Pat Toomey), surprise foreign and domestic policy edicts, security clearance abuse, current year's deficit is up 40 percent from last year, the federal debt will be $23 trillion by October and praise of dictators Kim Jong-un, Mohammad bin Salman and Vladimir Putin. But … a person who worked for presidents George H.W. Bush (R), Bill Clinton (D), George W. Bush (R) and Barack Obama (D) can save the GOP in 2020.
Trump's recent 2020 fiscal year budget proposal (Oct. 2019-Sept., 2020) is disheartening to street-smart Republicans with troubling issues like: 1) 15 percent increased budget that will grow the federal deficit by $1.1 trillion, 2) 15 percent cut of agriculture budget, 3) repealing the Affordable Care Act (insures 21 million people) with no replacement plan and 4) reducing Social Security by $26 billion and Medicare by $575 billion (Trump vowed in 2016 not to cut either program). But … a Purple Heart and Bronze Star recipient can save the GOP in 2020.
Most of America's savvy Republicans admit Trump lacks intellectual curiosity and a basic understanding of internal affairs, diplomacy and foreign relations. Peggy Noonan, revered conservative columnist for the pro-business Wall Street Journal writes about Trump's presidency, "our country is stressed to the point of fracture culturally, economically, politically, socially. The nation longs for examples of constructiveness and capability." But … a former FBI Director can save the GOP in 2020.
Republicans need to ask Robert S. Mueller III to be their 2020 Presidential candidate and rescue the GOP and United States from further despair. No Democrat would have a chance against GOP loyalist Mueller.
How could any voter, regardless of their political preference, not embrace Mueller? After all, Mueller is GOP's hero. Mueller was the DOJ's Special Counsel that allegedly cleared Trump of collusion.
Additionally, Mueller has netted 199 criminal charges, 37 indictments or guilty pleas, five prison sentences and ongoing investigations including Trump Organization, Russia Federation's Trump Hotel, Trump Foundation, Trump Inaugural Committee, insurance fraud, Deutsche Bank loans, employment of illegal immigrant workers, violation of Constitution's anti-corruption provisions and emoluments clause violation. Mueller's proven to be a trusted, disciplined mature Republican.
Mueller would be the GOP's slam-dunk 46th President. Add Colin Powell (R) to the ticket and ka-ching, the election is over — domestic and foreign respect for our country would return to America by having once again an honest national leader, commander-in-chief, manager of the economy, chief executive and chief diplomat.
Steve Corbin is Professor Emeritus of Marketing, University of Northern Iowa, and a 1966 graduate of Nevada High School.


On Friday 22 February 2019, our analyst; Batanai Matsika had an interesting interview with South Africa's Business Day TV (DSTV Channel 412).
The conversation focused on the recently announced Monetary Policy Statement by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Governor John Mangudya which ushered in the Interbank Foreign Exchange Trading System as well as the RTGS Dollar (the video clip is accessible on YouTube, see link address below).
One of the interesting questions posed was whether the RTGS dollar can be equated to a crypto-currency such as Bitcoin. We recall that the idea of a crypto-currency has been thrown around by different experts in various forums as a solution to the liquidity and currency constraints in Zimbabwe. Venezuela, for example is another country that has been facing deepening economic and political crises.
The country introduced a new digital currency called the Petro. According to the government, the Petro is RTGS Dollar≠Crypto-currency SHORT VIEW Batanai Matsika backed by oil, gas, gold and diamonds, and is meant to help overcome US and EU sanctions. It was also announced that all citizens and companies will be able to purchase 'Petros' on a specialised website with Yuans, Rubles, Turkish liras, and Euros, as well as with cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum.
According to Cointelegraph, the Petro is now used as a unit of account in the country, with salaries and the prices of goods and services tied to the oil-backed national cryptocurrency.While the Zimbabwean RTGS dollar is largely electronic (RTGS balances) it lacks the properties of a crypto-currency given that is also takes the form of physical bond notes and coins.
Further, crypto-currencies are built on a backbone technology known as the block-chain network. Crypto-currencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum are unique in the sense there are built on a decentralised, open source system that enables peer-to-peer transactions that are independent of any central government. In the case of the RTGS dollar, the RBZ has control and can print physical RTGS dollars (bond notes and coins) or create electronic money through instruments such as Treasury Bills. Further, the RTGS dollar is currently not backed by any commodities such as oil or gold as is the case with the Petro.
Meanwhile, banks in Zimbabwe have commenced trading of the RTGS dollar at a rate of 2,5 to the USD. The RBZ advised that it had met with banks and agreed to start at a rate of 2,5, which is lower than the prevailing rate of around 4,0 on the illegal or parallel market. The RBZ has also stated that it has put in place a number of safeguards to ensure that the exchange rate is going to remain stable. On Friday 22 February 2019, the total value traded on the interbank market was USD5,0m.
The RBZ will also be publishing the daily rate in all local newspapers. While the RTGS dollar is definitely not a crypto-currency, we opine that the RBZ might have just used the "back-door" to introduce a new Zimbabwe dollar, which is literally a clone of the real USD and amongst the most valuable in the Southern African region.
We expect the rate of the RTGS dollar to settle around the 3,5 mark against the greenback.


text:
A Celebration of Science - AM Session
1 Introduction - Susan Dentzer, Editor-in-Chief, Health Affairs 0:00:05
2 Opening Remarks - Francis Collins, Director, National Institutes of Health 0:02:17
3 The Impact of Biomedical Research on our Health and the Economy - Michael Milken, Eric Cantor, Steny Hoyer and Francis Collins 0:09:50
4 HIV/AIDS: Yesterday's Progress, Tomorrow's Promise - Moises Agosto, Dawn Averitt Bridge, Timothy Ray Brown and Sharon Hillier 0:41:48
5 Towards an HIV Vaccine - Francis Collins talks with Peter Kwong at NIH's Vaccine Research Center 1:12:26
6 The Protein Folding Problem - Susan Lindquist, Professor of Biology, MIT 1:22:49
7 Uncovering the Mystery of the Brain - Kafui Dzirasa, Duke University School of Medicine 1:45:58
8 Using Imaging to Explore our Brains - Francis Collins talks with Daniel Reich at one of NIH's neuroimaging facilities 1:59:53
Air date: Saturday, September 8, 2012, 9:00:00 AM
Views: Total views: 1,339 (4 Live, 1,335 On-demand)
Description: Forum celebrating the remarkable advances scientists are making to save, extend, and improve lives worldwide, focusing on the health, social, economic, and other benefits of science and for a renewed commitment to advancing biomedical research.
For more information go to http://www.celebrationofscience.org/
NLM Title: A celebration of science / NIH with the FasterCures, the Milken Institute's Center for Accelerating Medical Solutions.
Author: National Institutes of Health (U.S.)
Abstract: (CIT): Forum celebrating the remarkable advances scientists are making to save, extend, and improve lives worldwide, focusing on the health, social, economic, and other benefits of science and for a renewed commitment to advancing biomedical research.
Subjects: Biomedical Research
Publication Types: Congress
NLM Classification: W 20.5
NLM ID: 101595129
Rare Disease Day at NIH 2021
National Cancer Advisory Board (NCAB) - September 2021
[National Cancer Advisory Board]
National Advisory Council on Aging - January 2022
[Advisory Boards and Councils]
National Advisory Council on Minority Health and Health Disparities - February 2022
NLM Virtual Town Hall Meeting - October 2022
[Town Hall - All Hands - Awards (NIH Only)]
2022 Annual Sickle Cell Disease Meeting (Day 2)
ORS Town Hall - October 2022
[ORS and ORF (NIH Only)]
NICHD 60th Anniversary Symposium: Healthy Pregnancies. Healthy Children. Healthy and Optimal Lives
Latin America: Synergizing Health Research Across the Hemisphere (Day 2)


You're never too young to think about fall prevention—just ask Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon. The funny man nearly lost his finger in June when he tripped on a braided rug, injuring his hand on a countertop.
WASHINGTON – Sept. 22 is "National Falls Prevention Awareness Day," and HME providers should take the opportunity to alert their local media and highlight the role they play in preventing falls, says AAHomecare.


The Model HS Manual is available for download!
The Model HS is a highly reliable direct- action hydraulic load cell instrument designed for use with high-strength bolts through 1-1/2 inch size. Direct dial readings to 170,000 pounds of bolt tension within 1% accuracy show the preload delivered. Recommended minimum bolt tensions are plainly indicated on the gauge face. The Model HS can be clamped to a convenient column or bench.
The model HS is available with interchangeable bolt bushing and plate sets for each size bolt to be tested in a complete range through 1-1/2 inch bolt sizes. Adapters can be made for special applications.
If you want to learn more about using the Model HS to verify bolt tension we offer a FREE Understanding Bolt Tension course.


Despite the public support, the bill faces opposition in the Assembly. It was voted down by the Business, Professions, and Consumer Protection Committee, but is being reconsidered.
Currently, 18 other states allow NP's to practice independently.
One issue SB 491 doesn't address is the high demand for nurses.
It's already estimated that Medi-CAL (California's version of Medicaid) is set to drastically expand under the ACA. Not only will more doctors be needed, but nurses as well. A big part of that will involve home health care.
According to the California Association for Health Services at Home, there were over 600,000 patients requiring over 12 million visits. That industry has been growing and, with it, the demand for skilled nursing care.
Currently, 18 other states allow NP's to practice independently.
California would be ill equipped for such a shortage, considering it's narrow scope of practice for nurses. Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVNs), who are a step below Registered Nurses (RN's), have a very narrow scope compared to other states.
For example, an LVN in Colorado can take a job doing home visits where they care for IV's and PICC lines (a sort of super IV that goes directly to the heart), but they cannot in California. This not only severely limits home health agencies in who they can hire, but disincentives nurses from out of state to move to California.
SB 491 is making its way through committee. There are currently no bills concerning an LVN's scope of practice.


text:
Home Meets
Women's Track & Field Locker Room
Women's Track & Field Record Book
Penmen Stadium Records
Women's Track & Field Photo Store
Related Bios Lex Butler Ed Daniels Dara Edge Matt Van Vliet
Nick Aguila
Title: Assistant Women's Track and Field Coach
Email: n.aguila-mandich@snhu.edu
One of the most respected marathoners and distance runners in New Hampshire and New England, Nick Aguila joined the Southern New Hampshire University cross country and women's track and field programs prior to the 2015-16 season. Since taking the reins of the men's and women's cross country programs, Aguila, who is an assistant coach with the women's track and field team, has elevated the Penmen to unparalleled levels of success.
On the men's side, Aguila has mentored eleven All-Northeast-10 Conference performers and nine United States Track and Field Cross Country Coaches' Association (USTFCCCA) All-Region honorees during his time in Manchester. He guided Nacho Hernando-Angulo to the first NCAA National Championship berth in program history during the 2015 season, and under Aguila's tutelage, Hernando-Angulo duplicated the effort in 2016. In 2017, Aguila led Tyler McLaren to the National Championships, marking the third time in three seasons with Aguila at the helm Southern New Hampshire produced a national finalist.
In addition to the individual successes, Aguila has shifted the Penmen men's cross country program to one of the premier teams in both the Northeast-10 Conference and the NCAA East Region. For the first time in 2018, SNHU qualified for the NCAA Division II National Championship as a team, one of 34 schools participating in the meet held in Pittsburgh, Pa. The 2018 squad finished in fourth-place at both the NE10 Championships and the NCAA Division II East Regional, continuing a trend of top level finishes. In 2017, Aguila produced a third-place finish at the NE10 Championships, which marked the highest in the history of Southern New Hampshire University.
The Southern New Hampshire University women's team has also seen tremendous success under Aguila's watch, with five All-NE10 selections as well as four USTFCCCA All-East Region performances. Aguila's guidance produced a ninth-place outing at the NE10 Championships in his inaugural season, and after finishing 11th in 2016, SNHU cracked the top-10 in 2017 in seventh and then finished sixth in 2018. At the NCAA East Regional, Aguila took the team from No. 20 in 2015 to 14th in 2016 before busting into the top-10 at No. 9 in 2017. The team finished 14th in 2018.
Aguila is an accomplished marathon and distance runner, and actively competes in local, regional and national events. Currently, Aguila is training for the 2020 United States Olympic Trials in the Marathon, and he turned in a personal best performance during the first weekend of December, 2017 with a time of 2:22:08, which was a mere 3:09 from qualifying. Additionally, Aguila captured the prestigious Manchester City Marathon in 2017, as he navigated the course in 2:29:07 to breeze across the finish line nearly 10 minutes ahead of the second-place finisher. At the 2017 Boston Marathon, Aguila finished No. 55 overall and was the top New Hampshire finisher with an official time of 2:29:42. He improved to 2:27:51 at the 2019 Boston Marathon, finishing 74th overall and second best among New Hampshire runners.
Aguila spent the 2014-15 season as an assistant coach at Central Connecticut State University, a Division I member of the Northeast Conference. He helped guide the Blue Devil men's cross country team to an NEC championship and worked with the conference individual champions in both men's and women's cross country, while also assisting the men to an NEC title in track.
The prior year, Aguila was an assistant coach at Adams State University in Alamosa, Colorado, where in 2013-14 the program had five men's and four women's cross country All-Americans. The program produced NCAA Division II national championships in men's cross country and women's indoor track, while the women's cross country and men's indoor and outdoor track teams were all national runners-up. Aguila ran one season as a graduate student at ASU, where he earned his Master's in Exercise Science.
A 2012 graduate of the University of Connecticut, Aguila was a two-year captain, and graduated with a bachelor's in Exercise Sciences while minoring in Sports Nutrition.