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Ne-Zha (2019) Movie Review
My roommate from Hong Kong showed me this film. And as someone who's been somewhat disappointed with other critically acclaimed animated features this year, like The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part and even Toy Story 4, I certainly now get why he was so excited to share this with me. I suspect we have very similar taste in movies.
The characters in Ne-Zha are all real-life legends. In the Shang Dynasty, over a thousand years before Jesus, Li Zing and Madam Yin were pregnant with a son. Meanwhile, there is an orb of the hearts of spirits and the blood-lust of demons, able to break apart, both of which kept inside an enclosed capsule shaped like a closed rose and the colour of sparkling lavender. God Tianzun realizes the orbs are acting up, and asks his helpers Taiyi and Shen to find what is wrong. However, a heist orchestrated by Shen to get the separated orbs out of the casket and into his hands succeeds, or partially succeeds, and the Demon Orb is cursed into Madam Yin's son. And thus, Ne-Zha was born, a demon child born laughing at the explosions, destruction, and screams of terror he causes with the flick of his hands.
The only thing keeping him intact is a collar Haiyi cast a spell on, limiting his abilities but still leaving his strength, speed and attitude for destruction wide awake. The only reason he lives is because his mother loves him, but a prophecy states that within three years, thunder will strike and kill the orb, now known as the child, who as an infant already talks fluently and hates everybody. As the day approaches, Ne-Zha, unaware of this deadline and his origins, just might wreck the world, or realize being a monster is not entirely in his blood after all.
Those who are familiar with with the mythology based around this film will appreciate how beautiful of an animated feature was made out of it. I know any legendary story I'd be a big fan of, I'd want a movie like this to come from it. As an outsider, I appreciated Ne-Zha for how the film looks at assumptions and xenophobia and asks each of us what we'd do if we were one of the villagers anticipating the titular character's countdown before his You-hide-he-violently-seeks game.
This movie at first reminded me of Brightburn, the movie that imagined Superman, but sadistic and still a juvenile. However, I gave that movie a very rare F, because its fight choreography was predictable, its characters were one-dimensional, and there wasn't proper development about why this "Brightburn" lashed out. Ne-Zha eliminates those problems but impressively still keeps us hesitant about the titular character. Ne-Zha is unpredictable, aggressive, and at times shows signs of being sadistic. We still want to be his friend anyway.
That is because despite his temper and impatience, Ne-Zha reminds us of us, if we were like him, not just born of definitive evil but born with no friends, everyone afraid of him, and having a superpower no one else has, making him special. There are lots of people out there who'd maybe be as intolerable and destructive as him if they didn't have a best friend, didn't have anyone to turn to, didn't have anything to live for, and did have the power to hurt those who harmed them.
But there's more. Another character with mythical powers, Ao Bing, who has a very special connection to Ne-Zha, has a duty and prophecy of his own. He ends up being told he has to commit an evil act in order to free his family of dragons who have been forced underwater and away from the rest of the world for centuries (but don't worry; they apparently were given gills.) And Ao Bing sees how much hatred Ne-Zha has felt, and how he's the only one who could possibly ever understand him. No one in this movie is actually a bad g…well, there's Shen, the greedy and jealous one, so maybe I should take that back. The point is, the main antagonist is the fear people have of those they don't understand and their actions they choose to do as a result.
The animation is also surprisingly unbelievably good, rivaling America's high-budgeted Pixar and Dreamworks studios. The expected but breathtaking buildings and their Chinese roofs, without having to worry about suffocating skyscrapers, the action scenes with zippy camera angles and inventive ways of choas, and the character models with a perfect balance of cartoon-resemblance and realism, are so well done, you feel this is a society ahead of its time and touched by gods to help the residents navigate. You can feel the history and togetherness.
Now, backtracking, the movie's long 110-minute running time allows the beginning act to take its time with introducing us to the causes of the conflicts, like if How to Train your Dragon began with taking us to the first day a viking and a dragon decided to battle to the death for a full stomach. Spirited Away also took its time, and I regard that as one of the best films of all time, like 90% of people who've seen it. I should really catch up on what Eastern animation has to offer. Nothing in Ne-Zha feels like it's in a hurry.
I see Ne-Zha as a zippy exciting animated feature that is not worrying about scaring children. It doesn't have the atmosphere of having a happy ending, making audiences really not sure if there will ever be exhalation. It's a character study on the most stigmatized kid of Chinese folklore. It looks at the important innocence of keeping an open mind against preconceived fears. If it ever gets an English dubbed release, I hope the scriptwriters don't attempt to make the story gentler and free of profanity. That wouldn't bring justice to the film's powerful gravity.
Animation, Chinese, Mythology
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package com.htmlhifive.pitalium.it.screenshot_old.fullpage;

import static org.hamcrest.CoreMatchers.*;
import static org.junit.Assert.*;

import java.awt.image.BufferedImage;

import org.junit.Test;

import com.htmlhifive.pitalium.core.PtlTestBase;
import com.htmlhifive.pitalium.core.io.PersistMetadata;
import com.htmlhifive.pitalium.core.model.IndexDomSelector;
import com.htmlhifive.pitalium.core.model.SelectorType;
import com.htmlhifive.pitalium.core.result.TestResultManager;

/**
 * ページ全体のスクリーンショットを撮影する際に、スクロールの量がMarginTopよりも小さい場合のテスト
 */
public class ScrollLessThanMarginTopTest extends PtlTestBase {

	/**
	 * スクロール量に対してMarginTopの方が大きいページの全体スクリーンショットを撮影する。

	 * 前提条件:なし

	 * 実行環境:IE7~11/FireFox/Chrome/Android 2.3, 4.0, 4.4/iOS 8.1

	 * 期待結果:スクリーンショットが正常に撮影されていること。 TODO モバイル対応
	 */
	@Test
	public void testScrollLessThanMarginTop() throws Exception {
		driver.get(getClass().getPackage().getName().replaceAll("\\.", "/") + "/testScrollLessThanMarginTop.html");
		assertionView.assertView("testScrollLessThanMarginTop");

		PersistMetadata metadata = new PersistMetadata(TestResultManager.getInstance().getCurrentId(), getClass()
				.getSimpleName(), "testScrollLessThanMarginTop", "testScrollLessThanMarginTop", new IndexDomSelector(
				SelectorType.TAG_NAME, "body", 0), null, capabilities);
		BufferedImage image = TestResultManager.getInstance().getPersister().loadScreenshot(metadata);

		// 0-300は赤、300-は色が正常に変わっている画像が撮れていることの確認
		// でも0から見るとIEがダメなので、3から。

		assertThat(image.getHeight(), is(1000));
		assertThat(1000L - driver.getWindowHeight() < 300L, is(true));

		final int x = 10;
		for (int y = 3; y < 300; y++) {
			int color = image.getRGB(x, y);
			assertThat(color, is(0xffff0000));
		}

		for (int y = 300; y < 1000; y++) {
			int color = image.getRGB(x, y);

			int count = (y - 300) / 20;
			int red;
			int green;
			int blue;

			red = green = blue = (count / 3) * 10;
			switch (count % 3) {
				case 2:
					blue += 10;

				case 1:
					green += 10;

				case 0:
					red += 10;
			}

			int expected = 0xff << 24 | red << 16 | green << 8 | blue;
			assertThat(color, is(expected));
		}
	}

}

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Optic_nerve
Nerve: Optic nerve
The left optic nerve and the optic tracts.
Optic nerve leaving the back of a calf eye (from dissection).
Latin nervus opticus
Gray's subject #197 882
Optic+Nerve
The optic nerve, also called cranial nerve II, is the nerve that transmits visual information from the retina to the brain.
Daily Sensitivity Test
1 Anatomy
2 Physiology
3 Role in disease
4 Additional images
The optic nerve is the second of twelve paired cranial nerves but is considered to be part of the central nervous system as it is derived from an outpouching of the diencephalon during embryonic development. Consequently, the fibers are covered with myelin produced by oligodendrocytes rather than the Schwann cells of the peripheral nervous system. Similarly, the optic nerve is ensheathed in all three meningeal layers (dura, arachnoid, and pia mater) rather than the epineurium, perineurium, and endoneurium found in peripheral nerves. This is an important issue, as fiber tracks of the mammalian central nervous system (as opposed to the peripheral nervous system) are incapable of regeneration and hence optic nerve damage produces irreversible blindness. The fibers from the retina run along the optic nerve to nine primary visual nuclei in the brain, from whence a major relay inputs into the primary visual cortex.
The optic nerve is composed of retinal ganglion cell axons and support cells. It leaves the orbit (eye) via the optic canal, running postero-medially towards the optic chiasm where there is a partial decussation (crossing) of fibers from the temporal visual fields of both eyes. Most of the axons of the optic nerve terminate in the lateral geniculate nucleus from where information is relayed to the visual cortex. Its diameter increases from about 1.6 mm within the eye, to 3.5 mm in the orbit to 4.5 mm within the cranial space. The optic nerve component lengths are 1 mm in the globe, 25 mm in the orbit, 9 mm in the optic canal and 16 mm in the cranial space before joining the optic chiasm. There, partial decussation occurs and about 53% of the fibers cross to form the optic tracts. Most of these fibers terminate in the lateral geniculate body.
From the lateral geniculate body, fibers of the optic radiation pass to the visual cortex in the occipital lobe of the brain. More specifically, fibers carrying information from the contralateral superior visual field traverse Meyer's loop to terminate in the lingual gyrus below the calcarine fissure in the occipital lobe, and fibers carrying information from the contralateral inferior visual field terminate more superiorly.
The optic nerve contains 1.2 million nerve fibers. This number is low compared to the roughly 100 million photoreceptors in the retina,[1] and implies that substantial pre-processing takes place in the retina before the signals are sent to the brain through the optic nerve.[citation needed]
The eye's blind spot is a result of the absence of retina where the optic nerve leaves the eye. This is because there are no photoreceptors in this area.
Role in disease
Main article: List of eye diseases and disorders
Damage to the optic nerve typically causes permanent and potentially severe loss of vision, as well as an abnormal pupillary reflex, which is diagnostically important. The type of visual field loss will depend on which portions of the optic nerve were damaged. Generally speaking:
Damage before the optic chiasm causes loss of vision in the visual field of the same side only.
Damage in the chiasm causes loss of vision laterally in both visual fields (bitemporal hemianopia). It may occur in large pituitary adenomata.
Damage after the chiasm causes loss of vision on one side but affecting both visual fields: the visual field affected is located on the opposite side of the lesion.
Injury to the optic nerve can be the result of congenital or inheritable problems like Leber's Hereditary Optic Neuropathy, glaucoma, trauma, toxicity, inflammation, ischemia, infection (very rarely), or compression from tumors or aneurysms. By far, the three most common injuries to the optic nerve are from glaucoma, optic neuritis (especially in those younger than 50 years of age) and anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (usually in those older than 50).
Glaucoma is a group of diseases involving loss of retinal ganglion cells causing optic neuropathy in a pattern of peripheral vision loss, initially sparing central vision.
Optic neuritis is inflammation of the optic nerve. It is associated with a number of diseases, most notably multiple sclerosis.
Anterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathy is a particular type of infarct that affects patients with an anatomical predisposition and cardiovascular risk factors.
Ophthalmologists, particularly those sub specialists who are neuro-ophthalmologists, are often best suited to diagnose and treat diseases of the optic nerve.
The International Foundation for Optic Nerve Diseases IFOND sponsors research and information on a variety of optic nerve disorders and may provide general direction.
^ Jonas JB, Schneider U, Naumann GOH (1992) Count and density of human retinal photoreceptors. Graefe's Arch Clin Exp Ophthalmol 230:505-510.
Nerves of head and neck: the cranial nerves
I-IV
olfactory • optic • oculomotor (superior branch, inferior branch) • trochlear
V: trigeminal
trigeminal ganglion • ophthalmic • maxillary • mandibular
VI: abducens
no significant branches
VII: facial
nervus intermedius • geniculate • inside facial canal (greater petrosal, nerve to the stapedius, chorda tympani) • at exit from stylomastoid foramen (posterior auricular, digastric • stylohyoid) • on face (temporal, zygomatic, buccal, mandibular, cervical)
VIII: vestibulocochlear
cochlear (striae medullares, lateral lemniscus) • vestibular (Scarpa's ganglion)
IX: glossopharyngeal
nucleus ambiguus • ganglia (superior, petrous) • tympanic (tympanic plexus, lesser petrosal) • carotid sinus • pharyngeal branches • pharyngeal plexus
X: vagus
ganglia (jugular, nodose) • in the jugular fossa (meningeal branch, auricular branch) • in the neck (pharyngeal branch, superior laryngeal ext and int, recurrent laryngeal, superior cervical cardiac) • in the thorax (inferior cardiac, pulmonary branches, anterior vagal trunk, posterior vagal trunk) • in the abdomen (celiac branches - renal branches - hepatic branches of anterior vagal trunk - anterior gastric branches of anterior vagal trunk - posterior gastric branches of posterior vagal trunk)
XI-XII
accessory • hypoglossal
Sensory system - Visual system
Eye • Optic nerve • Optic chiasm • Optic tract • Lateral geniculate nucleus • Optic radiation • Visual cortex • Blobs
Category: Cranial nerves
This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Optic_nerve". A list of authors is available in Wikipedia.
https://www.bionity.com/en/encyclopedia/Optic_nerve.html


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Coroner's Inquest Into The Death Of An Elderly Patient Attributed to Medication Error During Care Transition
Pharmacy Connection	June 18, 2019 0 Comments
An 83-year old woman died three months after admission to a Long Term Care Home (LTCH). While the reported cause of death was severe hypothyroidism, it was attributed to complications from hypothyroidism (myxedema coma) due to a medication error. Dementia, hypertension and diabetes were contributing factors.
The case was referred to the Geriatric and Long Term Care Review Committee which assisted the Office of the Chief Coroner in the investigation. The Committee's recommendations are highlighted following a review of the case.
Prior to her placement in a LTCH on March 10, 2017, the woman had received overnight respite care through a community Alzheimer's program.
Upon her arrival at the LTCH, a registered nurse (RN) erroneously transcribed "hyperthyroidism" on the admitting order sheet and a medication list was compiled. L-thyroxine was omitted from the admitting medication list. However, it did appear on other documents, including the medical administration record from the community Alzheimer's program, the application for the LTHC admission health report and the resident assessment instrument. It is unclear if a formal "Best Possible Medication History" process was followed.
The patient had several co-morbid conditions which are listed in Appendix A. Her medications on admission to the LTCH , as indicated in the Coroner's Report, are listed in Appendix B.
The patient was admitted to hospital with generalized weakness, bilateral pleural effusions with mild hypoxemia (Sa02 88 per cent), hypothermia (temperature 32.7⁰ C) and bradycardia (HR 48 bpm). Her admission bloodwork showed a TSH of 97.024 and a free T4 less than 0.09. The patient was started on intravenous levothyroxine and cortisol. Her condition continued to decline and she died on June 20, 2017.
SUMMARY OF EVENTS FOLLOWING LTCH ADMISSION
March 15, 2017 Admission lab work showed TSH 2.71 (within normal range)
April 11, 2017 Attending physician performed admitting history and physical and documented "hypothyroidism" in "past medical history." No rationale for not ordering l-thyroxine.
May 10, 2017 Consultant psychiatrist assesses for ongoing visual hallucinations, delusions and responsive behaviours, noting diagnosis of "hypothyroidism" and recommends that "thyroid function be optimized." Psychiatrist recommends initiation of risperidone 0.5 mg at bedtime. Escitalopram is discontinued. Risperidone gradually increased to total daily dose of 1.5 mg.
May 23, 2017 LTCH "Medication Regimen Review" completed, documenting changes in medications since admission and reviewed by a consulting pharmacist.
June 14, 2017 Noted to be sleepier and confused. Risperidone dose reduced
to 0.75 mg daily
June 18, 2017 Somnolent and hypothermic; sent to hospital emergency department.
The Committee acknowledges that the patient died following a preventable medication error which occurred at the time of transition from one care setting to another. It stated that these transitions are a dangerous time for patients and it is critical that careful attention be paid to medication reconciliation.
The Office of the Chief Coroner and the Geriatric and Long Term Care Review Committee (GLTCRC) recommended the following for review by the Ontario College of Pharmacists to prevent similar events in the future:
Consulting pharmacists are reminded that the pharmacy review of a new LTCH resident should occur in a timely manner according to LTCH regulations. This initial consultation should include a review of pre-admission medications.
Pharmacists working in Long Term Care should be granted access to the "Ontario Drug Benefit Program Drug Profile Viewer" in order to optimize the accuracy and value of their consultation.
A requirement for a process of standardized and formal medication reconciliation to occur with dedicated staff at times of admission and return (from hospital) to Long Term Care, should be added to the LTCH regulations.
The process of managing a transition of care is complex and requires effective processes and quality assurance mechanisms to mitigate risk. Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians play an important role in ensuring a seamless transition of care by conducting comprehensive medication histories and reconciliation.
In order to support the safe, effective and ethical provision of pharmacy services in Ontario, pharmacists and pharmacy technicians must understand and adhere to their professional responsibilities. These responsibilities are outlined in legislation, including Standards of Practice and the Code of Ethics and are reinforced through the Professional Responsibility Principles. Aspects of patient care outlined in the GLTCRC recommendations above are consistent with these expectations.
APPENDIX A: Patient Conditions
Type 2 Diabetes (diet controlled)
Hypothyroidism (l-thyroxine 0.112 mg daily)
APPENDIX B: Medications on admission to LTCH as indicated by Coroner's report
Amlodipine 2.5 mg (daily)
ECASA 81 mg (daily)
Vitamin D 1000 IU (daily)
Atenolol 25 mg (daily)
Celecoxib 200 mg (daily)
Furosemide 40 mg (each morning)
Telmisartan 80 mg (daily)
Memantine 10 mg (twice daily)
Escitalopram 5 mg (daily)
Galantamine ER ( on hold, reason for hold not clear)
ADDITIONAL LEARNING:
ISMP Canada - Hospital to Home - Facilitating Medication Safety at Transitions https://www.ismp-canada.org/transitions/
Pharmacy Connection Fall 2016 - Coroner's Report: Transitions of Care, page 34
Pharmacy Connection Spring 2016 - The Role of the Pharmacist in Healthcare Transitions, page 8
(Ontario College of Pharmacists) Standards for Pharmacists Providing Services to Licensed Long-Term Care Facilities
Long Term Care Homes (LTCH) Act, 2007, & Ontario Regulations 79/10;
Guide to the Long-Term Care Homes (LTCH) Act, 2007 and Regulation 79/10
eHealth Ontario Drug Profile Viewer (DPV) Info
ConnectingOntario ClinicalViewer
ISMP Canada Medication Reconciliation
Accuracy at Every Step: The Challenge of Medication Reconciliation
CategoriesFeatured Spring 2019
Taking Steps to Safeguard Health Records
Aftermath of a Medication Incident: Caring for the Patient, the Family, but also the Healthcare Professional


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Field Hockey Wins Second Straight Game in Double Overtime; Cooper Notches Game-Winning Goal
Becker (2-1) 2 0 0 1 3
Salem St. (0-3) 1 1 0 0 2
1st - 0:24 - Alyssa Drouin (Salem St.)
1st - 24:49 - Emily Iacovelli (Becker)
1st - 34:59 - Katherine Bernier (Becker)
2nd - 60:34 - Alyssa Drouin (Salem St.)
OT2 - 84:24 - Amy Cooper (Becker)
Sh: Emily Iacovelli - 4
Sv: Baileigh Griese - 3
G: Alyssa Drouin - 2
A: Casie Curtin - 2
Sh: 2 Players (#10, #18) - 2
Sv: Kelli McCarthy - 9
Penalty Corners
SALEM, Mass. – The Becker College field hockey team won its second straight game in double overtime, as Amy Cooper (Monument, Colo. / Lewis Palmer) scored the game-winner in the 85th minute to help the Hawks prevail 3-2 over the Vikings of Salem State.
Score: Becker 3, Salem State 2 – 2OT
Records: Becker (2-1) | Salem State (0-3)
Just 24 seconds into the first half, Salem State took the lead on a tally from Alyssa Drouin (Methuen, Mass. / Methuen), assisted by Casie Curtin (Wrentham, Mass. / King Phillip Regional). It wasn't until the 25th minute that Becker's Emily Iacovelli (Northbridge, Mass. / Blackstone Valley Tech) snuck a ball past Vikings goalkeeper, Kelli McCarthy (Foxborough, Mass. / Foxborough) to tie the score at 1-1. With just 19 seconds remaining on the clock in the first, Becker received a penalty corner, and capitalized on that as Katherine Bernier (Dudley, Mass. / Shepard Hill Regional) put the Hawks up 2-1 before the break.
Despite a heavy 10-2 shot advantage for the Hawks in the first half, Salem State held a 3-1 edge in shots in the second frame. Drouin and Curtin connected on another goal in the 61st minute to knot the match at 2-2. Neither team could score in the last nine minutes of regulation, which resulted in overtime play.
In the first overtime period, each team registered one shot on net, but both were saved to send the game into the second overtime period. Cooper scored her second goal of the season on the game-winning overtime goal in the 85th minute to help the Hawks prevail 3-2 over the Vikings. Kylian Kelly (Shrewsbury, Mass. / Shrewsbury), who currently leads the Hawks in assists on the season, setup Cooper for the game-winner.
Becker held a heavy 20-3 advantage in penalty corners over the Vikings.
The Hawks outshot Salem State 13-6 on the night.
Drouin finished the night with a game-high two goals, while Curtin picked up a game high two helpers.
Becker's rookie goaltender, Baliegh Griese (Woodstock, N.Y. / Onteora) earned her second consecutive win in net, stopping five shots on goal.
Salem State's McCarthy suffered the loss in a nine-save performance.
Becker's field hockey team returns home on Friday (Sept. 14) to host Sewanee-The University of the South in a 7:30 p.m. tilt at Alumni Field.
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The History of Cool: How Evisu jeans changed fashion
By Jonathan Heaf 13 December 2018
The first in a new weekly series, GQ takes a look back at some of the coolest items ever made. This week we step back into a pair of Evisu jeans, the premium Japanese denim brand from which all other designer jeans would be measured.
Evisu raw denim jeans. Everyone had a pair. Actually, that's not quite true. Everyone wanted a pair; only the most urbane, savviest, swaggiest late Nineties street style cats actually owned a pair. It was 1999 and I was studying history of art at the Sainsbury Centre up at the University of East Anglia, although most weekends were spent down in London, a city I wasn't from but always knew I would end up working in eventually.
I remember running into this one friend of a friend while back in the city between terms, he was called Matt and he was studying to be an architect. Matt was everything I wanted to be but wasn't as a 19-year-old: erudite yet tough, cool yet without pretense. He was the sort of young man who wore a 'Hoxton fin' haircut with zero irony and carried around a Minidisc player in a black triangular Manhattan Portage courier bag. I swooned, and I swooned hard.
Anyway, Matt showed up one day with this particular pair of jeans on. They looked so thick and heavy that when he sat down huge, gapping folds appeared, like perfect tonal crevasses, as if they were lifted from a Vermeer painting or made out of cardboard. He wore them dangerously low, his grey boxer briefs poking out of the back. Yet somehow they weren't crude, they were sophisticated; for denim at the time this was quite the achievement.
All of the Evisu denim was indigo dyed by vintage loop dying machines that feed a rope of cotton yard through vats of rich blue dye and then back out and up to the roof of the factory to allow the colour to oxidise
When he turned, I could see his jeans had an unusual detail: what looked like a hand-painted lower case 'm' on both of the back pockets. I'd never seen a pair of jeans like these before. Although I was too shy at the time, a few weeks later I spotted the same brand of jeans in Dazed & Confused magazine - although this time the 'm' was much larger and ran up one leg and down the other.
So, I went hunting. The best shop in London at the time was Duffer of St George on Short Gardens in Covent Garden, itself opening in 1993. The Duffer crew always led from the front in terms of style trends, not only did they produced items under their own label – think workwear with a skater bent - they also stocked and resold hard to source brands and limited editions. I found those same jeans Matt was wearing on the Duffer shelves.
Turns out they were Evius, a Japanese label that was founded by a man called Hidehiko Yamane in 1991 in Osaka. Yamane had quit his job as a local tailor with one goal: to reproduce a style of denim that was more like his vintage favourites than the thin, mass-produced versions he was finding in his local menswear shops. Yamane's desire to create the perfect 'raw' jeans became an obsession with a craft that modern technology was killing: he sourced machinery to make authentic 'vintage' denim, some of which (like his shuttle looms) hadn't been used for over 40 years. Old school tools with a new school vision.
Everything about the Evisu jean was premium and authentic, creating some of the very first 'designer' jeans beyond the likes of Calvin Klein or Tommy Hilfiger, big American brands who at the time weren't so much making their denim from scratch as licensing their brand name out to other manufactures. Evisu – a play on the name of the Japanese god of prosperity 'Ebisu', with a sly wink to 'Levis', the Japanese brand paying homage to the original jeans label by using the famous red tab on the pocket - followed an antiquated dyeing process.
All of the Evisu denim was indigo dyed by vintage loop dying machines that feed a rope of cotton yard through vats of rich blue dye and then back out and up to the roof of the factory to allow the colour to oxidise. This process was repeated around 30 times, making the jeans not only expensive but also slow to come off the production line.
In the beginning, Yamane would hand brush the 'm's in white fabric paint – the Evisu 'seagulls'; the founder was a keen fisherman - on the back pockets himself. Early on he was only producing around 14 pairs a day, although by the time Matt and myself got hold of a pair, the denim brand was fast becoming one of the most sought after in the world. Designer jeans would never be the same again.
The best jeans for men, for every shape
24 hours wearing: An oversized Gucci tracksuit
The way they wore: Robert Redford's shearling jacket from Downhill Racer
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package org.jadira.bindings.core.jdk;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;

import java.util.UUID;

import org.junit.Test;

public class UUIDStringBindingTest {

    private static final UUIDStringBinding BINDING = new UUIDStringBinding();

    private static final UUID RND = UUID.randomUUID();

    @Test
    public void testUnmarshal(){

        assertEquals(RND, BINDING.unmarshal(RND.toString()));
    }

    @Test
    public void testMarshal(){

        assertEquals(RND.toString(), BINDING.marshal(RND));
    }
}


Easily attached to clothing with butterfly clutch fastener at the back.
100% cotton England Rugby T-shirt with rugby ball, flag and rose of England logo on the front along with "The Bruisers of England "
England car sticker featuring English Rose and "England" wording. Also ideal for laptops, tablets, motorbikes, caravans, fridges.


CONWAY, NH – An Albany man allegedly tried to take a Police Officer's gun while being arrested. According to Conway Police, Officer Hill was at the North Conway Irving Tuesday ( 10/2/18) when he saw 27-year-old Alex Spaulding in the parking lot. Officer Hill was familiar with Spaulding through prior law enforcement contact and was aware that Spaulding had an open warrant for his arrest for Theft and Receiving Stolen Property.
When the Officer approached Spaulding and told him about the warrant, Spaulding immediately fled on foot.
As he was running away Police allege that Spaulding threw away items in a small container. The items were later identified to be drug paraphernalia and what is believed to be Methamphetamine.
Once Officer Hill caught Spaulding, authorities said a struggle ensued on the ground between Irving and the Eastern Mountain Sports Plaza. During the struggle Spaulding allegedly attempted to pull Officer Hill's firearm from it's holster. The struggle lasted approximately 1 minute until other officers arrived on scene to assist.
It was later discovered that Alex Spaulding was out on bail and also wanted on several Carroll County Superior Court warrants.
Spaulding was charged with theft a class B Felony, Resisting Arrest or Detention a class A Misdemeanor, Simple Assault on Law Enforcement a class A Misdemeanor, Taking Gun from LE (Attempt) a class B Felony, Possession Controlled Drugs Felony Special, and Falsifying Physical Evidence a class B Felony.
Police said that Spaulding has a lengthy motor vehicle and criminal history.


David Glertz is a financial advisor and the current president of Nationwide Financial Distributors, Inc. He has nearly 30 years of experience in the financial services industry and aims to strengthen organizations by leveraging strategy, processes, and innovation. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Decatur, Illinois, and MBA at Millikin University.
– Chair of Board of Trustees with Millikin University.
– Industry arbitrator with the Financial Regulatory Authority (FINRA).
– Board of Directors for the Girl Scouts of Broward County and the Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce.
Q: Why don't many advisors talk about Social Security to their Clients?
A: The topic is very complicated considering that there are nearly 2700 rules listed in the social security handbook. Most advisors feel satisfied if their clients have confidence and understanding towards those rules.
Q: Why advisers should take interest in talking about Social Security to their Clients?
A: Based on a survey from the Nationwide Financial Institute of Retirement (from consumers who recently retired to those that retired 10 years ago), most argued that their adviser never talked about Social Security and 4/5 people would be willing to switch advisors for that reason.
Uncareful planning can lead to turning on social security too early. Recent survey results show that those who engage in social security early end up losing approximately $300,000 dollars over a period of 25 years.
Since social security makes up a huge proportion of the financial planning process (up to 40%), the advisers need to keep clients aware of it. As a result, the clients can optimize their income with Social security.


I've created here an account with my main address in 2014 (Fenyx), it is blocked as spammer (thanks Akismet's usual false positives). But it also means nobody here unblocked me in your Akismet filter rules.
My posts are blocked as spam on your forum, and it tells me to contact administrator. When I come to Private Messages it says disabled by admin. So how should I contact an admin or mod here?
How should I see my today's post unblocked? How could I finally find some help on Netrunner?
No way to contact Akismet for false positives, no way to contact Netrunner team… What should I do now to use your forum normally? Is it even possible?
I don't want to post as Fenyx2 with this email address I never use anymore. I want to post with my main account named "Fenyx".
Don't you have at least an IRC channel or any live chat?
I've received a notification of answer from AJSlye, but nothing here. One more weird thing. But thanks anyway for taking the time to answer me.
I apologize for my reply being deleted. I don't know why your account was flagged for spamming, however it seems that the issue has been rectified.
Not sure, I've just created another account from another email address. This is the working account (Fenyx2). Thanks anyway.
No help on my technical problem in this forum too. The low activity here speaks a lot about Netrunner project. So maybe my wonderful KDE experience since years is ending. I'm using KDE since I've discovered Linux a few years ago, I'm so disappointed you can't imagine. But that's ok life goes on, surely elsewhere.


In the Battle of the Books, teams answer questions about Red Cedar Book Award fiction books in a 'Reach for the Top' quiz show format.
"I think it is a great celebration of reading," said Tina Cousins, a teacher librarian at Vanway Elementary School. "These books are written by Canadian authors and some of the students will have read all 10."


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So, I say we axe the "GTS Challenge" category, and give "924 Racing Today" its own category.
Subcategories could include: ITS, Spec 944/944 Cup, HPDE/Track Day, 924UK.
I'd be up for it if I could ever get my 924 racer built.
I like the idea. I am with this.
Huh. Haven't been paying attention; obviously I forgot they were even here!
Meanwhile, we've got Merritt, Rasta, Ian, Hayes, Dave, Ed, myself and others actively campaigning twofers and fourfers on this site....Woo Hoo Neat cars!


Rhetorically sophisticated yet playful, the language in this cycle of twenty-five story poems is richly descriptive, evoking the fantastic and mythical realms of dream, madness, and vision.
Felicity is at once a philosophical fable, a dream, and a prose-poem. The main character of this surreal and symbolic novella finds herself in a world of bizarre happenings, irrational dream logic, and paradoxes in time and space. She doesn't know what she is or where she is, she doesn't know why she is here or how she came to be here, but she must learn to live in this world and give meaning to her life.
Told in cadenced prose that is aesthetically simple, lucid, and spare, this unique metaphysical fantasy explores the nature of dream and reality, consciousness and time, knowledge and art.
Triptych is a journey through the liminal realm between dreaming and waking, madness and reality, myth and memory. Like a three-paneled painting, the central poem is flanked by two smaller poems.
"Nightmares and Bugbears" is a labyrinth of dreamscapes, a nightmare world of fragmented consciousness through which Phoebe must navigate. "Epistles to Hope" chronicles her descent into madness, into an abyss of anxiety, panic, and chaos, and her struggle toward clarity and light. "Mythopoesis" is an essay-poem that explores the psychology of myth-making. Together the three poems reveal how the mind transforms memory into myth and myth into art.


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IN HASTE
LA Times Fires Stringer for Tweeting Trump Death Wish
Steven Borowiec, a Los Angeles Times stringer in Asia, was fired after posting a tweet wishing "Donald Trump's life [to] end."
Lloyd Grove
In case anyone needs to be reminded about the perils of Twitter, a Los Angeles Times stringer in Asia received a harsh lesson Thursday after posting a tweet wishing "Donald Trump's life [to] end."
The Times fired Steven Borowiec, who has written about North and South Korea for the newspaper, after his tweet was linked on the Drudge Report and prompted a social media firestorm.
Borowiec, who has written extensively for the paper from his base in Seoul, South Korea, had been responding to a tweet from Time magazine touting a feature on Trump's "life in pictures."
"I would rather see Donald Trump's life end," he tweeted, in the middle of Thursday evening in Seoul.
A few hours later, after his tweet attracted unwelcome attention and he deleted it, Borowiec declared on Twitter: "I apologize for my Trump tweet. I meant it in jest."
Borowiec's hasty apology did nothing to mitigate his punishment, or, for that matter the outraged abuse heaped upon him on the Internet.
Typical tweeted responses included:
*"ARREST HIM NOW, @SecretService, for threatening the life of a presidential candidate."
*"Look another libtard deleted something. You vermin always scurry like nasty rats when the lights come on!"
*"The piece of garbage needs to be fired asap"
*"Pretty clear you've just signed your own death warrant as a journalist. Unfortunate you'll be judged on this 1 tweet."
And this lament from James Newburg, who describes himself as "a political science PhD student at Michigan" studying "how intergroup attitudes affect politics:
"How stupid. How deeply stupid. Thanks for undermining the public's trust in journalists."
After the controversy roiled for several hours, The Times issued a terse statement:
"Earlier today, Steven Borowiec, a freelance journalist in South Korea, posted a tweet about Donald Trump on his personal Twitter profile that violated our professional standards.
"The Los Angeles Times is committed to fair, evenhanded coverage of the presidential campaign, and expects all journalists representing the paper, including non-staff contributors such as Mr. Borowiec, to adhere to this standard in their articles and social media posts.
"We regard Mr. Borowiec's comment as inexcusable, and we have ended our relationship with him."
The Daily Beast's attempt to reach Borowiec was unsuccessful.


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'''

New Integration Test for hybrid.

@author: Quarkonics
'''

import zstackwoodpecker.test_util as test_util
import zstackwoodpecker.test_lib as test_lib
import zstackwoodpecker.test_state as test_state

test_obj_dict = test_state.TestStateDict()
test_stub = test_lib.lib_get_test_stub()
hybrid = test_stub.HybridObject()

def test():
    hybrid.add_datacenter_iz()
    hybrid.del_iz()
    test_util.test_pass('Add Delete Identity Zone Test Success')

#Will be called only if exception happens in test().
def error_cleanup():
    global test_obj_dict
    test_lib.lib_error_cleanup(test_obj_dict)


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January/February 1997 Issue
Riady or not?
Forget Whitewater. Clinton's Indonesian money scandal may be the real thing. L.J. Davis, who has followed Clinton's ties to billionaire Mochtar Riady since 1992, raises questions about Riady's relationship to Indonesian dictator Suharto.
L.J. Davis
If you compare the scandals of the Clinton administration to the opéras bouffes of the Harding, Nixon, and even the Reagan years, they seem like small potatoes indeed. Harding's Teapot Dome scandal was a classic example of a common Republican delusion: Because the U.S. government is illegitimate, anything it owns is by nature the property of any Cabinet member with the audacity to take it. In Watergate, Nixon and his cronies extended this idea: They believed they owned the government itself and anyone who tried to take it from them should be handled with extreme ruthlessness. During Reagan's tenure, more than 100 administration officials were accused of illegal or unethical acts. The Iran-Contra and HUD scandals alone brought more than two dozen convictions.
And now we have the amiable Bill Clinton, who differs in degree but is remarkably similar in kind. We can set aside, for the moment, Whitewater, Travelgate, and Craig Livingstone — all of them matters that the Gipper, on his worst day, would have turned away with a twinkle and a quip.
The Indonesian affair, however, is a different story. First, billionaire Mochtar Riady conducted his businesses in Arkansas (where he first met Clinton nearly 20 years ago) and elsewhere in a manner of dubious legality. Second, Riady's Lippo Group, his son James, and his associate John Huang gave and/or raised large quantities of money for Clinton and the Democrats. And third, it is possible that Riady is closely tied to the ruthless Indonesian dictator Suharto, who seems to be getting a lot of what he wants from the Clinton administration.
These are, as they say, deep waters.
Mochtar Riady's connection to Arkansas began in 1977. Arkansas-based Stephens Inc., one of the country's largest investment banks outside New York, was trying to help Bert Lance, Jimmy Carter's friend and former budget director, sell stock he held in the National Bank of Georgia.
Riady was eager to establish a banking presence in the United States, and he expressed an interest in Lance's stock. Although the stock deal never materialized, Witt and Jackson Stephens, the brothers who ran Stephens Inc., persuaded Riady to join them in their bank holding company, Worthen. Riady sent his son, James, to Worthen to learn the banking business. And the Riadys made the acquaintance of the young Arkansas governor, Bill Clinton. Still with us? Good.
In 1983, the Riadys formed another Little Rock company, Lippo Finance and Investment, with the help of $2 million in financing guaranteed by the Small Business Administration. As a nonresident alien, Riady was not allowed to chair a company capitalized by the SBA, so he hired President Carter's former SBA administrator, Vernon Weaver, to chair Lippo Finance for him.
Then, in 1985, Worthen was investigated by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency for extending several million dollars' worth of illegal, preferential loans to companies owned by the Riadys and the Stephenses. According to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, Worthen also extended at least $14 million in loans to companies owned by Liem Sioe Liong, another Indonesian billionaire who had been instrumental in Riady's rise.
Over the next few years, the Riadys focused their American banking interests on the West Coast. James Riady moved to Los Angeles to run a new branch of the family's Lippo Bank; his father soon sent a trusted executive, John Huang, from Hong Kong to keep an eye on the lad. Nonetheless, the bank lost a lot of money, made a number of bad loans, and violated laws designed to prevent money laundering.
Helping With the Campaigns
When Clinton ran for the presidency in 1992, his Indonesian friends did not forget him. James Riady, in particular, exerted himself mightily in rallying California's Asian community to support Clinton. Once Clinton was elected, James Riady became a repeat guest at the White House. Meanwhile, Huang, the Riady's trusted executive, went to work for the Commerce Department and later joined the Democratic National Committee, where he excelled at raising large, sometimes dubious contributions. Riady family members and executives of the Lippo Group have given more than $475,000 to the Democrats since 1991. Huang also faces questions concerning a $250,000 donation he solicited from a South Korean company and $140,000 from a fundraiser at a Buddhist temple in California. Huang's wife, Jane, was No. 262 on the Mother Jones 400 list of the nation's top political contributors (March/April 1996), having given $66,375 from 1993 to mid-1995.
The Suharto Connectioni
New York Times columnist William Safire has raised the possibility that Mochtar Riady and his associates may have connections to Chinese intelligence. A more likely — though no less troubling — possibility is that Riady could be tied to Indonesian dictator Suharto. Liem Sioe Liong, the Indonesian billionaire who received loans from Worthen, is a longtime Riady patron (the Los Angeles Times describes them as sharing a "close friendship"). Liem is also Suharto's business partner. According to Forbes, Suharto has granted Liem (also known as Seodono Salim) monopolies on cloves, flour, and cement in Indonesia.
Further, Suharto, his family, and his army are deeply wound into the business life of their country. It is hard to imagine that any Indonesian — especially one of Chinese descent — could prosper as conspicuously as Riady without Suharto's blessing.
A Riady-Suharto connection might also explain why Riady tried to buy Bert Lance's stock back in 1977. The stock was not worth a heck of a lot, especially not to a man like Riady, who already owned a large bank. But Lance was a man with close ties to President Carter, and was facing financial ruin unless he found someone to take the stock off his hands.
At the time, the Washington Post quoted an American banker with experience in Indonesia who believed Riady was working for Suharto, who wanted to curry favor with Carter. "They think of this country like a 'regime' similar to their own," he said, "and they just don't realize that such a ploy wouldn't work." (A cynic might say: not then.)
The General's Wish List
What would Suharto want from the Clinton administration? There are three obvious answers:
First, Suharto is keen on new business opportunities. The Clinton administration has been sharply interested in expanding American exports to Indonesia. Clinton has dispatched trade delegations to Indonesia and personally attended the 1994 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Jakarta.
Second, Suharto would like the Clinton administration to maintain its current indifference to the situation in East Timor, a province Suharto seized in 1975. Since then, Suharto has killed about 200,000 East Timorese; a third of the 1975 population. In 1992, Clinton himself called the situation "unconscionable." But since then, he's been quiet on the subject.
Third, the general wants to buy nine F-16 fighters from the United States. Though Suharto might well use these planes to further the genocide in East Timor, the Clinton administration appears inclined to sell them to him.
Of course, it is possible that Mochtar Riady has nothing to do with Suharto, deplores the human rights situation in Indonesia, and has found a soul mate in Bill Clinton. If the Republican attack machine ever recovers from its embarrassing obsession with Whitewater, we may actually find out. It would be interesting to see the GOP rottweilers chew on something meaty for a change.
L.J. Davis is a Mother Jones contributing writer.


Prosperity gospel vs. social gospel: What religion means to Trump, Clinton & Co.
In back-to-back features this week, NPR delves into the faiths of the Republican and Democratic presidential tickets.
It's safe to say that these profiles — by Godbeat pro Tom Gjelten — are not definitive journalism on what Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton & Co. believe.
In fact, these reports are more like CliffsNotes study guides for those interested in a crash course on the candidates' religious backgrounds. But taken as such, these accounts are really nicely done.
In each case, the author allows the candidates to describe their faith in their own words.
"I go to church, and I love God, and I love my church," Trump told the Family Leadership Summit in Iowa last year. "Norman Vincent Peale, the great Norman Vincent Peale, was my pastor. ... He was so great. And what he would do is, he'd bring real-life situations, modern-day situations, into the sermon. And you could listen to him all day long."
"My study of the Bible," she said, "my many conversations with people of faith, has led me to believe the most important commandment is to love the Lord with all your might and to love your neighbor as yourself, and that is what I think we are commanded by Christ to do. And there is so much more in the Bible about taking care of the poor, visiting the prisoner, taking in the stranger creating opportunities for others to be lifted up, to find faith themselves."
Moreover, NPR quotes outside experts who provide insight into the candidates' faith.
In his book, The Power of Positive Thinking, and in his preaching, Peale promoted a faith message that appealed to Donald Trump.
"Peale got very interested in the notion that the Gospel could unleash power, that having a divine relationship with God could unleash power within a person for success," saysMichael Hamilton, a historian of American Christianity at Seattle Pacific University. "And he defined success pretty broadly, so it partly included material success. God didn't want people to be poor."
Clinton's statement that the "most important commandment" requires Christians to love their neighbors genuinely reflects John Wesley's teaching, according to Rev. Wendy Deichmann, a professor of history and theology at United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio.
"John Wesley said you could have all the theological correct answers and yet really not be a Christian if you don't feel the love of Jesus Christ in your heart and actually practice that toward your neighbor," Deichmann said. It was a philosophy, she noted, that John Wesley exemplified during his own ministry in eighteenth century England.
However, NPR's approach does have a few shortcomings — including the tendency to boil some complicated details into opinionated material with no attribution.
Trump himself has never claimed to be transformed or "born again." But that may not matter, if he outsources the responsibility for religious outreach to his running mate. As Indiana governor, Mike Pence bolstered his conservative credentials by signing a religious liberty law to protect business people — critics said it would allow them to discriminate against gays and lesbians. If Pence now says Trump is a good man, that may be enough for voters who care about their candidates' faith.
Kaine's faith profile in this respect mirrors Hillary Clinton's. Just as she comes from the liberal side of Protestantism, Kaine comes from the liberal side of Catholicism. Their candidacies raise the prospect that Democrats may have an opportunity to narrow the "God gap" they have had with Republicans. According to the Pew Research Center, Americans who see the Republican Party as "friendly toward religion" outnumber those who say the same of Democrats, by a margin of 42 to 30 percent.
Who says their candidacies raise that prospect? Where's the attribution and evidence?
But again, with the few caveats noted above, this week's features are interesting and worth your time. Especially if you haven't been paying attention all along.


Most of us, unfortunately, will never know what it's like to bid on a six-figure sports car, to own legendary artwork, to know what goes in the hallowed halls of Sotheby's. And our knowledge of smuggling or forging these priceless artifacts is likely limited to unrealistic Hollywood heist movies. But anyone who can appreciate luxury, or artwork, or money, will have a decent curiosity about this world that's off-limits to all except the top 1 percent of the top 1 percent.
The Art Of More does a captivating job of offering access to this secretive, exclusive, and corrupt world. The overall story is told through the eyes of Graham Connor (Christian Cooke), a new account executive at an upscale auction house, and all that involves: rivalries with other houses, elaborate plots to get clients, even a black-market business on the side. Graham is more interesting than he first appears, as an Iraqi war veteran who came across priceless treasure in Iraq, and hooked up with some locals to procure it. Now he peddles these rare and high-priced artifacts and slides his black-market items to clients like Sam Brukner (executive producer Dennis Quaid, doing a spot-on blowhard Trump impression) and Arthur Davenport (an unrecognizable Cary Elwes as a rich, eccentric heir).
Kate Bosworth plays Roxanna, Graham's parallel account exec at another house. Auction-house rivalry is an easy description of this series, but The Art Of More is compelling enough to offer so much more than that. First off, Graham's Iraqi connections almost immediately ensnare him in crimes that could ruin not just his career, but his life overall. Graham comes from a blue-collar background and as he constantly tries to overcome his humble beginnings, Cooke holds his own against a strong, veteran cast. He's the character the whole series hangs on, and Cooke's considerable charm and painful vulnerability keep us invested. None of the events that unfold appear to have simple, easy answers, keeping the viewer off-balance. As Graham and Roxanna vie for the same clients, their bars of morality keep dropping lower and lower. She has her own backstory featuring a war between strength and vulnerability—a substance-abuse history and daddy issues—but her stern, Grecian profile never cracks for a second.
For most episodes, The Art Of More switches into an engaging artifact-of-the-week setup, so that each segment starts out with the history of the treasures in question. An envelope with original Who lyrics written on it by Pete Townshend, a bounty of gold coins, a journal from a tragic Antarctica expedition: All have stories behind them that would be compelling even before these priceless items enter the world of posh auctions.
And what a world that is: Brukner contemplates a run for governor but refuses to give up his all-night club-hopping; Roxanna constantly travels between various heirs and mansions; Christian nurses a relationship with his boss' granddaughter while trying to protect his junkie brother. These worlds all somehow revolve around each other, so that we never get bored by too much glamour, too much grit. We're more interested in seeing if Roxanna will ever get to feel fulfilled and if Graham will ever succeed in evading his past. The show was smart to tell most of its story through the eyes of newcomer Graham, because at times we're as befuddled as he is. Who jets off to the Hamptons for a weekend? Who forges a Van Gogh? Who steals a signature from a mogul on his deathbed? These people do, and it's more fascinating to witness than any drama that premiered on TV this fall, especially with such lush, uncharted territory.
The Art Of More, however, is debuting on Crackle, Sony's online streaming service, as a 10-episode series. It's Sony's first hour-long drama, created by Chuck Rose. Curiously, the only other item on Rose's IMDB page of note is the underrated 2006 Ryan Reynolds comedy Just Friends, which was highly enjoyable, but an entirely different arena than what is being offered here. Still, The Art Of More is so engaging it'll be tough not to immediately sit down and binge-watch the whole series, vaulting into a world where high art equals huge intrigue.


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Our First Responders are already living or working in the community so can often respond to the call more promptly. This is when lives can sometimes be saved – and it has been proved that patients' chances of recovery are significantly increased. More than 70% of sudden cardiac arrest cases happen out of hospital and another 10-15% occur at work, so it is unlikely that an ambulance will be on scene straight away.
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Ryan True plans to become a fitness entrepreneur servicing the wellness needs of seniors. Until then, he likes to watch The Office or whatever is on Comedy Central when he isn't studying.
Get to know Ryan
Major: Kinesiology - exercise science
Class: Junior
Hometown: Farnhamville, Iowa
Career goal: Fitness entrepreneur
Clubs/activities: ExerCYse is Medicine, College of Human Sciences Council, Human Sciences Week 2018, CYde Kicks Health Coach, Healthiest Ames Senior Fitness Project, & Recreation Services Facilities/Fitness & Wellness
Awards/honors: Dean's List: Fall of 2015, '16, '17
Favorite place on campus: The most southeast bench on the corner of Lake LaVerne
Most influential professor: Nora Hudson
Favorite class: Exercise Psychology, KIN 366
Why Iowa State: Grew up close to Ames, at-home feeling
Ryan True builds his entrepreneurial future through Iowa State experiences
Ryan's initial "aha" moment for his future began with a random shower thought his freshman year: create a comfortable environment for the elderly to work toward wellness while surrounded by their peers.
Since the original concept, Ryan has taken multiple steps to advance his idea into a real business. One of these steps includes working on campus in recreational services as a personal trainer.
"Long term, I don't want to be a personal trainer," he said. "I want to own a business. For my business I have to rely on the personal trainers though, so I need to be able to understand them and what they go through."
He also began involving himself early on in a number of clubs and gaining leadership roles within those clubs. One of his newest roles is becoming a Human Sciences Week 2018 co-chair.
"The organizations and other opportunities I have pursued give me a lot of experience and leadership development," Ryan said. "The message of my organization, ExerCYse is Medicine, is in part what inspired the idea for my business. Its ideals will be what I will strive to provide the community I establish myself in."
Now in the idea development stage, Ryan is pursuing opportunities through the Small Business Development Center at Iowa State University's Research Park.
"A lot of research clearly shows the importance of exercise," he said. "Basically, I'll strive to use research and apply it to the program. Sometimes personal trainers use intuition and improv, but I want to use the research. It's not just a gym. It's more of a holistic wellness approach."
Before leaving Iowa State, Ryan hopes to have written a completed, formal business plan. By using the vast amount of resources Iowa State offers, he knows he can accomplish this goal.
"This university is amazing," he said. "There are opportunities every step, and the more you take advantage of that, the more likely you'll be successful. Just keep your head up and your eyes open for them."


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CSKA clinches playoff spot, Guslistov grabs a hat-trick. Jan 21 round-up
Man of the Week — Peter Holland
Another full slate on hand with a whopping 9 KHL games to take in!
Gagarin Cup 2021 clinching scenarios
The Faceoff: Janis Kalnins
Riga stuns league leader. January 19 round-up
Avtomobilist imports back on track, Reideborn crucial for Kazan
Ak Bars keeps the lead in KHL Power Rankings after Week 18
Krikunov heeds Dynamo's call, Zaripov scores 400 – the KHL week in review
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One high-profile coaching change, one major goalscoring milestone – and that was just one game in last week's KHL.
Return of the week – Vladimir Krikunov
Dynamo Moscow's disappointing start to the season brought its inevitable consequence – head coach Vladimir Vorobyov stepped down to an assistant coaching role as the vastly experienced Vladimir Kirkunov took over behind the bench. The 68-year-old spent last season at Avtomobilist but was tempted out of retirement to try to revive Dynamo's fortunes. Earlier in his career, Krikunov won the Russian Super League title with Dynamo back in 2005, the same year he led Russia to World Championship bronze. His arrival brought an immediate lift to the club's fortunes – a narrow home loss against defending champion Ak Bars was followed by a 3-0 win over Neftekhimik to snap a five-game losing streak. Krikunov & Co take on Torpedo on Monday night.
Photo: 03.10.18. Dynamo (Moscow)' first practice session with new Head coach Vladimir Krikunov
Number of the week – 400
Krikunov's first game at Dynamo was overshadowed by one of the KHL's greatest players achieving another notable milestone. Danis Zaripov, five times a Gagarin Cup winner, scored his 400th career goal as Ak Bars came from behind to win 2-1 in Moscow. Like many of the previous 399, it was a poacher's effort: Zaripov pounced on a loose puck in the opposition zone and got his shot away before goalie Ivan Bocharov could react.
Streak of the week – eight games
Avtomobilist forward Nigel Dawes is no stranger to productivity. In his long spell with Barys, he became the KHL's top-scoring import of all time. Now at Avtomobilist, he's still a potent force and his scoring has played a big role in maintaining the league leader's winning run. When Dawes got the tying goal in Sunday's 5-2 win at Kunlun Red Star, he extended his current scoring run to eight games; he has 12 (4+8) points in that sequence. Avtomobilist, meanwhile, moves to 15 successive wins from the start of the season and is beginning to close on SKA's 20-game record established last season.
Battle of the week – the Army rivalry
SKA, meanwhile, is back in familiar territory in the Western Conference, duking it out with fellow Army club CSKA for leadership of the section. Right now, it's the Muscovites leading the way: CSKA is one point clear, but has played a game more. SKA, meanwhile, has the most regulation time victories in the West (10) and is the most prolific team in the West with 52 goals. Jokerit Helsinki looks to close the gap on the top two Monday evening when it entertains Dinamo Minsk.
Reveal of the week – All-Star uniforms
With 100 days to go before the Week of Hockey Stars takes over Tatarstan in January, the organizers offered a first glimpse of the uniforms to be worn at the big event. The design team is promising to meet the challenge of bringing something new to the traditional hockey look – and the early indications are pretty smart.
100 days to the Week of Hockey Stars. First jersey sketches
Journey of the week – from Chelyabinsk to the stars
Playing in the KHL involves plenty of air miles – but Traktor Chelyabinsk's mascot made the longest flight of all. A plush toy polar bear found its way to the International Space Station with cosmonaut Oleg Artemiev, returning to Earth this week at the end of his mission.
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By Dave Yin
Charity teams up with the channel to bring computers to children
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Daviella Zapata was confused when I first asked her about being an alumni.
The girl was probably not familiar with the word. After all, she was only in grade 8 at St. Rose of Lima Catholic School in Scarborough, ON.
But Zapata was in fact among the first wave of students to be selected for enrolment by their teachers last year in the Kids, Cops & Computers program – it's one that brings laptops to kids in need in various schools across the Toronto District and Toronto Catholic District School Boards.
Now in her second year of the program, Zapata was watching about 20 of her younger school mates being called to the front of the gymnasium in front of friends, parents and teachers to receive a hefty bag. In it, there were a USB key, software licenses, and a laptop, which in some cases, was a student's first.
It's difficult to imagine that in Canada in 2015, students in middle school and high school go without access to basic technology such as a laptop. However, the data shows otherwise.
According to People for Education's 2014 survey of Ontario's elementary and secondary schools about the availability of technology, while computer access in classrooms is nearly ubiquitous at 96 per cent, only 58 per cent of students have their own devices to use while away from school while one percent of students have no access at all.
For Zapata, the computer she had received last year was not her first, but it's her first with office capabilities.
"I have a MacBook but it didn't come with [writing software]," she said. "This one helps me with my school work when I need to type something, it helps me study because I can search for anything. I like it very much."
The ones distributed through the program, such as the HP ProBook 11 EE G1 being given to new inductees this year come bundled with software, including Microsoft Office, antivirus, and in some cases, even internet access from Rogers for underprivileged families.
Yet, access to technology is only one aspect of the program. Merry Go Round, the organization behind the five-year program, also partners with the Toronto Police Service to provide training sessions to the students enrolled on various topics such as cyberbullying, social media, and online safety, all accompanied by assignments that students have to complete in order to stay enrolled – and keep their computer.
The Toronto Police also take time away from screens to do community building exercises, such as bringing the students to a station to show them a day in the life of an officer.
"A lot of times police respond to something and are already here," said Amanda Frederick, community school liaison officer with the 43 division of the Toronto Police Service. "This way, we can be proactive. It's about giving certain people that extra hand."
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Nineteen years into its operation, the program has reached almost 76 schools and 3,500 students in grades 7 to 12 across Toronto, 600 of whom are joining this year.
According to Kiersten Eyes, director of development at Merry Go Round, while her organization technically has to pay for the services and hardware, its exclusive partnership in recent years with HP has meant it receives the computers at cost.
The Kids, Cops & Computers donor page also lists big names that include Rogers, Telus, Symantec, Bell, Microsoft and more.
In addition to Merry Go Round, HP and the Toronto Police Service, other parties involved include teachers from individual schools who choose students based on financial need and leadership potential, as well as MnB IT Services, which won the Bronze award for Best Service Organization at the CDN Channel Elite Awards last month for its work with the charity. The solution provider handled acquisition, storage, inventory management, delivery and distribution of laptops to over 30 schools in the area.
"It's not about working only," said Mat George, president of MnB. "We give an opportunity to the kids, so at the end of the day we try to make a difference."
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