Today, the rising of social media platforms is inevitable, and many benefited from it. Business owners, aspiring entrepreneurs, influencers, celebrities, politician, religious sect, bloggers, vloggers, and even ordinary people are taking advantage of social media. As technology rises, the competition is also increasing among the business industry. Many business owners are already into social media marketing because it works until now. It is easier to use social media to create awareness and get leads and the real-time result of your business goals. Almost all people have at least one social media account, and you can find a lot of people on Facebook as they said, the platform is very user-friendly. All kinds of the market can be found on social media, and you can even filter what market you want to sell your brand. With so many social media platforms, there are six that are very popular amongst users around the world. Let's talk about more about these platforms.
One of the most popular, or perhaps on the top is Facebook. Since its creation, many people are getting hooked up with its platform. The concept of Facebook is brilliant as it connects people from across countries and even long lost friends or relatives is easier to find. Due to its free of use, many people take advantage of it. Today, you can see a lot of influencers that are using Facebook to generate leads as it is a compelling platform. The contents are shareable and very easy to go viral that is why business owners love this platform. But of course, they need the best social media marketing company NYC to help them utilize this platform.
For the creative side, Pinterest is very powerful, especially among women. If your business is on the creative side such as cooking, home decoration, interior design, photography, and events, then Pinterest is the right place to cater your business.
Videos are easy to create but hard to edit and conceptualize, but despite the challenges, many people are into making it. A vlog will either make you or break you. If you go to youtube, there are many aspiring influencers out there, singers, dancers, actors and actresses, and a lot more who are trying their luck in vlogging. Business owners also use this platform to create awareness on their campaign and of course, to generate sales.
If you are into organic leads, go for Instagram as it allows you to do so. Unlike Facebook, Instagram is somehow private and lets you see people who follow you and the people you follow and interact with them. But remember that Facebook also owns Instagram, so they are somehow similar to each other. If you are into filtering your target market, then Instagram is the right place for your business.
If you are into a higher market or people who have titles, then LinkedIn is just the right platform. You can quickly filter your consumers and see who the people who can deal with are. If you are also looking for business partners and employees, then this platform is beneficial. It will not only lead you to your customers, but you can also check out who can help your business grow.
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Overcoming childhood trauma: a self-help guide using cognitive behavioral techniques
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Patrick Madden
Principal Solutions Architect
Patrick Madden brings more than twenty years of software design and development experience to Tom Sawyer Software. Patrick was instrumental in designing the Tom Sawyer Perspectives web framework. Currently, he is focused on designing software components that will seamlessly integrate into Enterprise environments and the cloud for large-scale deployments.
Patrick was the President and cofounder of Clooster, where he worked on advanced grid-based technology and the design and implementation of scalable web and enterprise search. Prior to Clooster, he was employed at Cisco Systems, where he helped integrate Tom Sawyer Software's network topology components into various Cisco network and service management products, including IP Solution Center, WAN Manager, and CiscoWorks. At Cisco, he was a technical lead as well as a manager of a software development team that spanned California, Texas, Colorado, and India.
Earlier, Patrick helped cofound Tom Sawyer Software, where he was the lead software engineer for early versions of Tom Sawyer Visualization, MFC Edition and Tom Sawyer Visualization, ActiveX Edition. Patrick's prior experience also includes being the Chief Technology Officer at Tom Sawyer Software.
Patrick holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Chemistry with Honors from Kenyon College. He also attended graduate school at Columbia University's Graduate School of Science.
Kevin Madden
Chief Software Engineer
With more than 20 years of experience in the software industry, Kevin Madden brings an innovative approach to Tom Sawyer Software. Originally the third software engineer at Tom Sawyer Software, today he plays a strategic role in the direction of the company's server-based products to support the latest and emerging technologies. As Chief Software Engineer, Kevin oversees the design, creation, and execution of these products and ensures that his teams deliver robust, flexible, and easy-to-use products.
Kevin's leadership experience includes Chief Executive Officer and cofounder of Clooster, an enterprise and web search company that was acquired by Tom Sawyer Software. At Clooster, he was responsible for the overall vision, corporate structure, strategy, partnerships, and financing of the company.
Prior to Clooster, Kevin was the lead architect for several of Embarcadero Technologies' database products, including DBArtisan and RapidSQL. He also led the design and development of Sun Microsystems' NetBeans UML modeling framework. Kevin has also held senior software engineering roles at Symantec, Informix Software, and the IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center.
Kevin holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from the State University of New York.
Ioannis G. Tollis
Chief Scientist
Ioannis (Yanni) G. Tollis is a professor of computer science at the University of Crete in Greece. He was Director of the Center for Information and Communication Technologies, and Director of the Data Processing Laboratory from 2013 to 2017, and was also affiliated with the Institute of Computer Science at the Foundation for Research and Technology in Greece (FORTH–ICS) until 2015, where he was the head of the Biomedical Informatics Laboratory (BMI lab) from 2005 to 2010. In 1995 he co-wrote a proposal and was co-funded (together with Tom Sawyer Software) by NIST for "Graph Visualization Technology," and in 1997 he was Vice President of Research at Tom Sawyer. He is a member of the Technical Advisory Board since 2014. Since February 2018 he has been appointed Chief Scientist (Chief Scientific Advisor) at Tom Sawyer.
Professor Tollis received his Ph.D. degree in computer science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in January 1988. He joined the faculty of the University of Texas at Dallas in December 1987, where he was a professor of computer science until 2004. He has published 8 books, over 175 journal and conference papers, and has given more than 70 invited lectures worldwide. His research interests are in the design, analysis, and visualization of networks, graph and data analytics, modeling and visualization of biomedical data and networks, graph drawing, information visualization, and algorithms and applications.
Professor Tollis' research has been funded by numerous agencies and companies. He has a U.S. patent and several of his projects have been licensed by companies for commercial distribution. He is a founding editor and executive committee member of the electronic Journal of Graph Algorithms and Applications, and was editor-in-chief from 1997 to 2013. He is also member of the editorial board of several journals. Additionally, he is a founding member of the steering committee for graph drawing, he was the organizer and program committee chair of the 16th International Symposium on Graph Drawing in 2008, co-organizer and program committee co-chair of the International Symposium on Graph Drawing in 1994, and has served as a member of program committees of several international conferences.
Senior Product Development Director
Michael Newton leads the product release efforts at Tom Sawyer Software. Since joining the company in 1998, he has played a central role in improving and expanding Tom Sawyer Software's product offerings, as well as establishing support for web-based products.
Michael joined Tom Sawyer Software as a Software Engineer, where his skills proved essential to the design and implementation of the company's first graph visualization product, Graph Editor Toolkit. He was soon promoted to Senior Software Engineer and then later to a management position where he was responsible for the design, implementation, testing, and documentation of Tom Sawyer Software's C++ and Java-based products. As the Senior Product Development Director, Michael is responsible for leading the product releases, collaborating with Product Management to develop the product roadmap, and working with Operations to define and improve work processes.
Michael holds a Bachelor of Computer Science degree with First Class Honors from the University of Newcastle, Australia.
Wendy Feng
Wendy Feng joined Tom Sawyer Software in 1997 as one of the world's leading experts in the graph drawing community. Her experience with graph drawing algorithms has been instrumental in the development of graph visualization and graph layout technologies at Tom Sawyer Software. She played a key role in the development of Tom Sawyer Visualization on various platforms, and later in the design and implementation of Tom Sawyer Perspectives, the company's flagship product, for both the web and desktop environments. With her deep technical knowledge and engineering management skills, Wendy has directed the development of Tom Sawyer Perspectives from version 2.0 through version 7.0. She recently started leading the User Experience effort at Tom Sawyer Software.
During a brief hiatus from her work at Tom Sawyer Software in 2003, Wendy was a lecturer in the School of Information Technologies at the University of Sydney in Australia, where she taught algorithms and data structures and researched the use of graph visualization technologies in bioinformatics.
Wendy holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Newcastle, Australia. The Computing Research and Education Association of Australia, then known as the Computer Science Association, lauded her thesis as the national Best Thesis of the Year. She has published a number of peer-reviewed international articles on planarity and planar drawing of clustered graphs, as well as the multi-level visualization of clustered graphs.
Austris Krastins
Product Development Director
Austris Krastins leads the development of numerous Tom Sawyer Software products, such as Tom Sawyer Business Process and Tom Sawyer Model-Based Engineering. He also helps the company to define streamlined engineering processes, standards, and best practices, working closely with the Operations Director.
Austris joined Tom Sawyer Software as a Software Engineer in 2005, and was one of the early developers of the company's flagship product, Tom Sawyer Perspectives. He continues to be closely involved in the development of Tom Sawyer Perspectives throughout all of its releases. Soon after joining the company, Austris also helped to establish a branch office in Riga, Latvia and has managed its operations and growing staff for nearly 10 years.
Austris holds a Bachelor of Computer Science degree from the University of Latvia. His Bachelor's thesis was related to Hierarchical Layout and was one of the four that received an award from the University's Computer Science faculty in 2005.
Joshua Feingold
Joshua Feingold joined the Tom Sawyer Software Products group in 2008, serving as the Solutions Engineering manager from 2014 until 2018. He now focuses on innovating and sharing best practices in architecture and implementation across Tom Sawyer Perspectives applications, both inside and outside the company.
Joshua watches industry trends, attends trade shows and conferences, and regularly travels to visit prospects and customers. He acts as the primary customer voice for Tom Sawyer Software's Product Management group as it plans new products and features. Joshua is active in the SysML community at the Object Modeling Group. He provides data visualization expertise for the SysML 2.0 submission team currently working on the future of SysML and UML.
Joshua holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in history from the California Institute of Technology.
Liana Kiff
Solutions Manager
Liana Kiff joined Tom Sawyer as the Solutions Manager in January 2019 to grow our team of Solution Architects as we expand our Services business. Liana brings more than twenty years of global and distributed software innovation, design, and development experience to Tom Sawyer Software.
Liana held several lead roles with Honeywell's corporate labs, where she worked on innovative graph-based approaches to industrial information management and acquired deep domain knowledge related to Honeywell and Honeywell's federal, commercial, and industrial customers. As a champion of information standards and model-driven approaches, she led the development of a common ontology for use across all of Honeywell's building automation solutions and managed the development of cloud-based services and APIs for enterprise software development.
Liana holds a Master of Software Engineering degree from the University of Minnesota.
Janet Six
Janet Six rejoined Tom Sawyer Software in 2017 as the Product Manager. In her current position, she acts as the ultimate liaison between the technical, business, and design sectors in order to strengthen the dialogue between the teams and to manage their goals. Her unique experience allows her to gauge the complex needs of today's leading data visualization products. Janet's previous work with Tom Sawyer Software includes helping to create its incremental orthogonal visualization technology.
Janet's graph visualization work has appeared in the Journal of Graph Algorithms and Applications, the Kluwer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science, and the proceedings of conferences on Graph Drawing, Information Visualization, and Algorithm Engineering and Experiments. Her research interests include circular drawing, refinement of orthogonal drawings, node clustering, and process diagrams.
In addition to Janet's graph visualization work, she has been the Managing Editor of UXmatters, the leading online publication for User Experience practitioners, since its founding in 2005. Janet has published more than 100 articles on topics such as enterprise UX design, UX design for systems engineering, Agile UX design, UX design for big data applications, and she is a constant advocate for business concerns during the design process.
Janet holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from The University of Texas at Dallas where she received the Computer Science Dissertation of the Year Award. She was also awarded an Honorable Mention in the 1996 National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship competition and is the recipient of the Dallas Section of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Outstanding Young Engineer Award.
Rihards Opmanis
Senior Product Development Engineer
Rihards Opmanis, Senior Product Development Engineer of Tom Sawyer Software, currently oversees the Graph Layout group. He leads enhancement work on features such as routing, labeling, and layout, and develops new features and layout styles. Rihards also handles layout functionality issues and improvements.
Rihards joined Tom Sawyer Software in 2004 as a Software Engineer. Since joining the company, he has worked on graph layout and graph analysis areas such as hierarchical layout, rotated labeling, and the eigenvector centrality algorithm. Rihards has also invented and implemented original algorithms and contributed ideas to improve graph layout quality and performance.
Rihards holds a Master's degree in Computer Science with distinction from the University of Latvia. He has also been a lecturer and assistant for courses on graph theory and computational geometry at the University of Latvia.
Writing Manager
Nancy Adams brings with her nearly 30 years of experience in the publishing field. In 2002, Nancy joined Tom Sawyer Software as a Technical Writer and has worked her way through the ranks of the Technical Documentation department.
Now, as the Writing Manager at Tom Sawyer Software, Nancy not only manages the writers in her group, but the Graphics group as well. Working with an international team of knowledgeable subject matter experts, she continues to develop effective user assistance materials to help Tom Sawyer Software customers understand and use their software.
Nancy holds a Bachelors of Arts degree in English Literature from Skidmore College. She has also been a member of the Society for Technical Communication since 1999.
Rudolfs Opmanis
Senior Solutions Architect
Rudolfs Opmanis joined Tom Sawyer Software in 2007. He began as a software engineer in the graph layout group working on Tom Sawyer Software's automatic graph layout algorithms. Since 2009, Rudolfs focuses on professional services projects, developing specialized graph layout algorithms, and designing and implementing customized data visualization solutions with Tom Sawyer Software products. Applying experience gained from working closely with customers, Rudolfs designed and managed the development of some of the features now available in the company's products.
Rudolfs is highly interested in many aspects of data visualization and image processing. He has participated as a researcher in scientific projects at the Institute of Informatics and Mathematics of the University of Latvia, and has been a lecturer for the "Basics of Computer Graphics and Image Processing" course at the University of Latvia.
Rudolfs holds a Master's in Computer Science degree with distinction from the University of Latvia.


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Diabetes in Bipolar Disorder Takes Its Toll
By Alisa G. Woods, PhD
Psychiatric TimesVol 32 No 7
Conferences|APA BPD
Abnormal glucose metabolism may accelerate the age-related decline in hippocampal volumes in BD, according to one new study.
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In fact, persons with bipolar disorder have up to a 3-fold elevated risk for type 2 diabetes mellitus, and 53% of bipolar patients have pre- diabetes or diabetes. It comes as no surprise then, that cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in persons with bipolar disorder.1
Those with bipolar disorder and diabetes do not respond as well to bipolar treatment, and their illness tends to be more severe. To make matters even worse, diabetes is also harder to control in these patients than it is in persons without bipolar disorder. Because of the high prevalence of diabetes in patients with bipolar disorder and the difficulties in treatment associated with the two disorders in tandem, screening for glucose abnormalities in those who have bipolar disorder is particularly important.
Although often not a focus of treatment, cognitive problems are common in patients with bipolar disorder, and this can be further exacerbated by the coexistence of diabetes. This connection makes sense, noted Hajek, since glucose is the principal source of brain energy, and insulin can act as a brain growth factor.
Hajek wanted to further understand whether diabetes is a risk factor for brain changes in patients who have bipolar disorder. He and his colleagues used MRI to measure prefrontal cortex N-acetylaspartate, which is the second most concentrated molecule in the brain after glutamate and is primarily found in neurons.2 The investigators also measured total creatine, a metabolite that indicates energy expenditure. Included in this study were 19 patients with prediabetes (insulin resistance and glucose intolerance) comorbid with bipolar disorder, 14 patients with bipolar disorder and type 2 diabetes mellitus, 15 patients without diabetes but with bipolar disorder, and 11 controls with neither diabetes nor bipolar disorder.
Amounts of the two markers were lowest in the patients with diabetes and bipolar disorder, followed by those with prediabetes and bipolar disorder. The changes could indicate poor prefrontal functioning and psychosocial problems as well as impaired brain energy expenditure in persons with bipolar disorder comorbid with diabetes or prediabetes.
In another study, Hajek and coworkers3 measured hippocampal and cortical volumes in the same subjects, again using neuroimaging. Those with bipolar disorder and either diabetes or prediabetes had significantly smaller hippocampal volumes than did controls and those with bipolar disorder only. The researchers found similar atrophy in the cerebral cortex and the insula. The researchers concluded that "abnormal glucose metabolism may accelerate the age-related decline in hippocampal volumes in BD."
Based on the findings, hippocampal atrophy "may contribute to the neuroprogressive nature of bipolar disorder," particularly in those also affected by diabetes.
The researchers considered that because persons with diabetes might have a higher incidence of stroke, this could possibly explain the atrophy they observed. They excluded those patients who might have strokes by identifying white matter hyperintensities, but this did not change the effect of diabetes or prediabetes on brain atrophy. Because second-generation antipsychotics are well known to exacerbate metabolic problems, they also excluded patients who took these medications, and they did a separate analysis excluding those who took lithium. There was no difference in the atrophy they observed when the possible effects of these medications were taken into account. Thus, it appeared that the effect was truly due to the presence of diabetes or prediabetes.
Hajek has received a Brain and Behavior Research Foundation (NARSAD) grant to study these effects further and, in particular, to examine whether food impulsivity contributes to type 2 diabetes mellitus in patients with bipolar disorder. His research underscores the importance of screening for diabetes in patients with bipolar disorder, and for the need to control not only the symptoms of bipolar disorder, but to screen for and control this common comorbidity as well.
This article was originally posted on May 21, 2015 and has since been updated.
1. Calkin CV, Gardner DM, Ransom T, Alda M. The relationship between bipolar disorder and type 2 diabetes. More than just co-morbid disorders. Ann Med. 2013;45:171-181. http://www.researchgate.net/publication/225057390_The_relationship_between_bipolar_disorder_and_type_2_diabetes_More_than_just_co-morbid_disorders.
2. Hajek T, Calkin C, Blagdon R, et al. Type 2 diabetes mellitus: a potentially modifiable risk factor for neurochemical brain changes in bipolar disorders. Biol Psychiatry. 2015;77:295-303. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24331546.
3. Hajek T, Calkin C, Blagdon R, et al. Insulin resistance, diabetes mellitus, and brain structure in bipolar disorders. Neuropsychopharmacology. 2014;39:2910-2918.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25074491.
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Commission urges government to learn lessons from Sure Start as Family Hub roll out gains speed
The Social Mobility Commission has called on the government to learn from the Sure Start children's centre initiative as Family Hubs are launched across the country.
After the closure of around 1,000 Sure Start children's centres over the last decade there has been a growing focus on rolling out Family Hubs which offer targeted early intervention for children from birth to 19.
Whilst only 150 or so Family Hubs exist at the moment the Social Mobility Commission wants to see the number expanded and to ensure government learns from the successes of Sure Start.
Key considerations include the need to ensure hubs are located in disadvantaged communities and with a focus on multi-agency support for families. The Commission also wants Family Hubs to emulate other Sure Start successes including "taking more coordinated and strategic approaches to bring in families less likely to use early childhood services" with the need to establish "clear protocols for data sharing".
The Commission's State of the Nation 2021 report states "Many of these approaches could mean a strong and thriving offer for disadvantaged families if they are supported and expanded across the country." It also notes that the closure of Sure Start centres has "undermined outcomes for young children and their families" and disproportionately impacted "the outcomes of children from more disadvantaged backgrounds".


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The Souths Logan Magpies have started their pre-season training with a strong contingent of new faces joining their squad for season 2016.
However, there is one familiar face in the new recruits, with former junior Cameron Booth returning from the Canberra Raiders NYC team.
He heads up a number of players who have recently spent time in the Under 20 competition.


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Alan White of 'Yes' talks 'Cruise to the Edge' and early Yes; my profile in "New Times"
While giant music festivals continue to bring in huge crowds to cities like Chicago (Lollapalooza) and even right here in my hometown of Miami (Ultra), more niche acts with dwindling followers who are growing more affluent are taking to the high seas (see my Weezer Cruise coverage). One of the more recent groups of musicians trying out the cruise music festival circuit are a batch of progressive rock bands who both started the genre and followed in their footsteps. The Cruise to the Edge tour sails from Fort Lauderdale, Florida next week, headlined by Yes, the band who produced one of the great early '70s prog albums: Close to the Edge.
While my more youthful colleagues at "New Times" covered the hanging asses and same-old beats at Ultra, I had an opportunity to speak to two prog legends who will be on this cruise: Yes drummer Alan White and U.K. bandleader Eddie Jobson. Both have landlocked shows, which I wrote about in the two "New Times" publications that cover South Florida.
The first musician I spoke with was White. My article was limited to the "County Grind" blog at the "Broward-Palm Beach New Times." You can read it by jumping through the logo for the blog below:
We covered a lot of territory on the phone. Including his memory of stepping into Bill Bruford's shoes, when he left Yes for King Crimson in 1972. He remembers having to learn the early albums quickly. Close to the Edge was the last album Bruford recorded with the band. White came to Yes at just 23 years of age with some high-profile studio experiences with John Lennon's Plastic Ono Band and George Harrison. "I had three days to learn the repertoire including the new album they had just recorded," White told me via phone, from a tour stop in Aspen, Colorado, "so I had to learn a lot of stuff in a few days."
Up to that point, this was some of the most complex music White had to learn, as Bruford had made a name for himself in prog as one of the genre's most complex rhythm men. "Bill's obviously a different drummer than me in certain ways, in certain ways not," White noted. "I can do the technical stuff, but I can also do the rock 'n' roll background. I had my own band that was a rock/jazz type of thing for a long time before I joined Yes, so I was kinda prepared for all the time signatures, and that kind of stuff, which I got into and picked up on, and changed them a bit, to a degree, but kept most of the parts that made the music what it is."
To read more of my conversation with White, jump through the link above. I plan to attend Yes' live show and review it for the "New Times." White said the band plans to play three of Yes' more important albums from the '70s live: the Yes Album (1972), Close to the Edge (1973) and Going for the One (1977). The show will take place at the same venue where I caught the Genesis tribute band the Musical Box, as it re-created that band's acclaimed 1974 prog masterpiece the Lamb Lies Down on Broadway live (Genesis tribute band The Musical Box' take on 'The Lamb,' and this writer returns to "New Times"). I shall up-date this post with a link to that review when it is published, so, Yes fans, take note and bookmark.
Meanwhile, my interview with Jobson in "Miami New Times" music blog "Crossfade" will also appear shortly, I'll link here when that post appears. We spoke more in depth about the formation of U.K. and what he considers the last of the '70s prog rock groups and the place of prog in the ever-shifting landscape of popular music. He was quite insightful.
Update: Jump to the Jobson interview here (it has a link within it to more of our conversation and lots of vintage images and videos):
Eddie Jobson of U.K. on popular music: "Everything's been superficialized;" my interview in "New Times" and more
Update 2: Jump through the image below of the band performing at the Hard Rock Live on Sunday night for the live review:
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Academy President Cheryl Boone Isaacs says she's 'reviewing' the awards' relationship with PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Wesley Morris, New York Times culture critic, says the best picture nominees had very different audiences.
Celebrities are using award show wins to make political statements. So what does that mean for Hollywood's biggest night?
And the United States can barely get nominated.
Can a diverse Academy change the entertainment industry?
The academy may now be more diverse, but most studio heads are still white men.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences wants to trim the thank-you list.


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The conductor came up with a method for watering indoor plants. No matter how much she was on the voyage, her flowers do not fade!
I have been working as a conductor for 12 years. From year to year I come across the same problem: to whom to leave houseplants and how to preserve their life? I return from the voyage and first of all I undertake to revive the dried flowers that have cherished and cherished all year.
But there is a great way not to ruin the greenFriends at the time of departure - to organize an auto-watering. You can buy a ready-made irrigation system, and you can do with improvised materials. I propose to make a very economical device that will allow Houseplants Healthy.
Take a glass bottle and wash it thoroughly.
Make sure there is no foreign smell left.
Now take the cork or the lid and drill a hole in it. Fill the container with water. Close the cork bottle.
Make sure that the water comes through the cork in small quantities. The soil should be moistened moderately and gradually.
If too much liquid flows out of the cork, wrap it with a piece of cloth. This simple trick will prevent copious watering.
Put the bottle in a flower pot. If you want, you can decorate the bottle the way you like.
In such an easy and cheap way Watering of indoor plants For the period of absence from home. This lifhak for green and healthy flowers is especially relevant during the holidays, so be sure to tell your friends about it.


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SEAFARI - 11 Humpbacks, 100+ Dolphins. Jerry was in the mix!
A successful second Seafari yesterday on American Princess Cruises. 11 Humpback Whales, 100+ very playful Dolphin. Tandem swimming pairs of humpbacks and dolphin swimming together. One of the Humpbacks was NYC's most famous whale – Jerry! A great day was had by all.
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I beg of you, my fellow wage earners, please spend more of your money seeing films in theatres. The more we go to the actual theatres, the less they'll need to charge us to remain open. Sweet little Uptown Theatre has already closed its doors this year, and more closures could be coming to Seattle. I went to see Red at the Admiral Twin yesterday, a so-called "dollar theatre" for 2nd run movies, and the ticket price was $5.50! The movie was pretty fun, incidentally, though I spilled half of my small popcorn on the floor before it even started. Which reminds me, the film at the Admiral was preceded by about 10 commercials (including two for Bod Men and two for Chevy trucks) and NO MOVIE TRAILERS. It's a sad state of affairs.
I beg of you, Hollywood and indie filmmakers alike, don't make so many movies! I suppose this plea is especially toward Hollywood corporate film studios. I know the point is the bottom line, but I'd kind of like to see the collapse of at least a couple of you giants. It's called market saturation. People don't appreciate movies anymore because there are so many of them. If they don't have appreciation, they won't go to the theatre to see them. What's the point? If they miss it, they can see it on video. If they miss it, there will be another similar film being released months, weeks, days later. Instead of remaking a film, why not have a second theatrical release years later? Cheaper to make and easy revenue. Instead of remaking a foreign film for the (apparently stupid and/or blind) American audience, spend a fraction of that money heavily promoting the original foreign version.
P.S. Give the comic book adaptations a rest for a few years, please. Let people read for a while.
So yesterday I stop by my local Bartell to ask for a refill of my allergy medicine, telling them I'll come back later to pick it up. I forget to pick it up last night so plan to pick it up on my way home tonight. In the meantime, this afternoon I entered my "authorization code" on my new insurer's website so that I can avail of their mail-order pharmacy service, and then I fill out the little form to transfer my prescriptions for future ordering. I go to Bartell tonight to pick up my medicine only to find they already got my transfer request (it was like two hours prior!) and have canceled my prescription! Talk about efficiency. However, I don't want to wait and see what happens with the online thing, so when they say they can re-fill it, I say "go ahead." Then – when I get my medicine, the charge is twice what I'm expecting, so I look at the pill bottle, and they've filled it for 90 days instead of my usual 30! I feel a little bamboozled, but at least I don't have to go to the pharmacy again for a while. . .


Two votes…changed Dan Matthews political life. Dan Matthews defeated Mark Melvin in the run off election for the Post five seat yesterday.
This was Matthews' fourth attempt to secure a seat on the Council. He says his goals for the city consist of simple improvements.
Matthews will join the Watkinsville City Council in January.
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I am applying for Express Entry and let's say I am approved and receive a COPR. Now I don't want to settle in Canada until I have a job offer. Therefore, I would like to go back and forth between Canada and USA for job interviews until I land a job offer, then I will re-enter Canada as a Permanent Resident and start working right away. The reason is so I can keep working at my current job in the USA while waiting for a job offer in Canada.
I know that the PR visa is single-entry, which does not allow me to do that. So is there any way I can do it without jeopardizing my PR status?
The OP talks about being approved and receiving a COPR, to get your COPR if you're from a nationality that needs a visa to enter Canada, then you need to submit your passport to CPC; they then return your passport with an immigrant visa and issue you a COPR. Once you've been issued an immigrant visa, previous tourist visas are moot. At this point you can only enter Canada with an immigrant visa.
Departing Canada after completing the landing formalities doesn't jeopardize your PR status, it only makes entering Canada harder without your PR cards. After you become a PR, you need a PR card or PR Travel Document to enter Canada as a PR if you are traveling via a commercial mode of transportation (Train, bus, air etc).
You can only enter Canada with your COPR in a personal vehicle (boat or car or on foot).
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The occupation authorities transferred 18-year old Abdel Karim Shyoukhi to administrative arrest for 6 months; he is from Silwan.
Lawyer Mohammad Mahmoud explained that the Israeli police decided to release Shyoukhi on Tuesday morning without any conditions. Several hours later and right before releasing him, he was transferred to administrative arrest for 6 months.
In a related matter, lawyer Mahmoud said the judge extended the arrest of Laith Mash'al until 19/1/2017 after the prosecution appealed a decision to release him, Naser Obeid until 23/1/2017, Malek Sroor until 18/1/2017, Suhaib Afaneh until 5/2/2017, Ahmad Darwish until completing the legal procedures against him, Munther Qunbar until 18/1/2017, Ahmad Diab until 17/1/2017 and Hamzeh Qunbar until 22/1/2017.
The judge also extended the arrest of Majd Ahmad until 6/2/2017 for sentencing, Ahmad Farroukh until 19/1/2017, Mohammad Dirbas until 13/2/2017, Majd Shkeirat and Seif Abu Nab and Mohammad Atrash until 17/1/2017, Mousa Abu Ghannam until 1/2/2017 and Rama Abdellatif until 25/1/2017.
The police decided to released Areen Za'aneen, Mousa Sharaf, Mohammad Emran Qunbar, Mohammad Ahmad Qunbar, Ali Mashahra and Eyad Shkeirat with a third-party bail while Mohammad Haddad and Muntaser Abu Ghannam were released on condition of house-arrest for 3 days and a third-party bail for each.
The center was informed that the judge also extended the arrest of Mohammad Is'eedeh and Majd Is'eedeh until next Wednesday; they were arrested in the early morning hours from the neighborhood of Wad Al-Joz in Jerusalem.
On the other hand, the occupation authorities renewed on Tuesday morning the travel-ban imposed on Khadijeh Khweis until mid-March. It is noteworthy that she has been under a travel-ban for 13 months.


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Blog, Music, On Stage March 3, 2017 March 3, 2017
Review: The Head and the Heart ft. Whitney
Last Thursday, several thousand people filled the Old National Center for the return of a much anticipated performance. The concert hall was sold out for the night, as The Head and the Heart was performing at the Murat theater, alongside opening act Whitney.
Despite having released their debut album last June, the Chicago six piece Whitney could hardly be called newcomers; the band is composed of indie rock veterans like guitarist Max Kakacek of Smith Westerns fame and singer/drummer Julien Ehlrich from Unknown Mortal Orchestra, along with four other members. Though many in the crowd had admittedly not heard of the critically acclaimed group, front man Ehlrich quickly won the hearts of the audience with his humor and charm. The band's expertise and tight chemistry solidified their reputation as a talented musical group.
Starting out with "Dave's Song", the band swiftly launched into an interplay of guitar runs and bass lines, accentuating Ehlrich's intimate falsetto alongside Kakacek's guitar chops. By the third song, "Polly", the band collectively took a knee, as they stripped down to just vocals and keyboard to "get a little sensual." This was one of the few tone changes throughout the performance, albeit a brief one. Rising into a horn driven anthem, the song finished with a blaring trumpet solo and many cheers from the audience.
Whitney's strength lies in juxtaposing Ehlrich's swooning vocals and lyrics about death and emptiness with jangly indie pop and rockabilly guitar frills, yielding a relentlessly pleasant tone throughout all of their songs. While singer/drummer led bands are uncommon and often don't translate well into a live performance, the band, encircling the singer and drum set as a focal point, helped to emphasize Ehlrich's falsetto, which already demanded attention on its own. Through songs like "No Matter Where We Go" and "The Falls", the band managed to win over the audience, garnering enthusiastic applause. By the time they began their cover of "Magnet" by NRBQ, the crowd was dancing in approval. Closing the show with their single "No Woman", Whitney had undoubtedly won many new fans.
As the lights dimmed again, an overhead sign flickered on one word at a time, reading "Signs of Light" in cursive, with The Eagles' "One of These Nights" playing in the background. Stage decorated with fauna, the orange lights and green neon sign created a "Miami Vice" vibe – an unusual aesthetic for the Seattle-based folk rock group. As The Head and the Heart took the stage, they kicked off the set with "Cats and Dogs" and "Coeur d'Alene". Between the neon Miami aesthetic and the band's boisterous delivery of "City of Angels", it was clear that the audience had been transported out of Indianapolis and onto a sunset beach party.
The band performed their first songs with tremendous energy, and the crowd immediately followed suit, bobbing and dancing as backup singer and guitarist Matt Gervais, clad in a Donald Duck shirt, ran through the crowd. If you didn't know the band, you probably wouldn't have been able to tell that Gervais was a recent addition to the group. Recently married to violinist and vocalist Charity Rose Thielen, Gervais joined the band in place of beloved songwriter and frontman Josiah Johnson, who was absent from the tour to focus on recovery. While Johnson was clearly missed, songwriter Jon Russel, donned in leather, took the lead on both vocals and guitar, with Gervais excelling as backup. The group's camaraderie was apparent throughout their lengthy setlist, which varied in tone yet remained consistently energetic.
Like Whitney, The Head and the Heart is one of those bands that manages to tackle a variety of subjects and moods without straying from their characteristically upbeat indie folk pop charm. As the group slowed down the pace on songs like "Another Story" and "Let's Be Still", the crowd swayed beneath a shimmering disco ball like a giant high school prom crowd. On songs like "Your Mother's Eyes" and "Winter Song", band mates demonstrated their skills as pianist Kenny Hensley fingerpicked the acoustic guitar and Charity Rose Thielen commanded attention on the microphone. As Russel mesmerized the audience with his slow electric guitar bends and solo vocals on "Oh My Dear", Thielen bowed her violin to sound like an electric guitar or trumpet solo, reaching a zenith as the band finished their closing song "Down In the Valley" and exited stage.
With encore inevitable, The Head and the Heart came well prepared. Retaking the stage to perform "Library Magic", "Shake", and "Rivers and Roads", the band tied up their set in a heartfelt and energetic finale, leaving the crowd satisfied and cheering with vigor. By the end of the performance, the concert-goers were definitely pleased, having witnessed hours of impressive musical performances, not easily forgotten.
Photography by Elese Bales.
Another Story
Let's be Still
Your Mother's Eyes
Take a Walk
Lost in my mind
Winter song
Oh my dear/I don't mind
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Sounds like Hallelujah
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David and his team were absolutely amazing. The food was delicious – many people came up to me throughout the night to say so. David was also incredibly flexible in developing the menu, setting up the timing for the evening, and in addressing some random requests we had (e.g. moving one of the cab tables from the patio to the side of the dance floor just before the band started so we could have some slap bracelets and glow stick necklaces out for people – it was an 80s band; and serving homebrew for our post-ceremony toast). The food and the service were an excellent value (we shopped around and his prices were slightly below other popular caterers in Denver and his food was tastier and he was more flexible to work with us).
David and his staff were very professional to work with throughout the whole process.
I was hosting a Business After Hours for the DGLCC and I used Scratch Catering Services for the event.
The food was superb and our chamber members could not stop talking about how wonderful it was for weeks. I would recommend David and his staff anytime.
David – I want to thank you so much for catering the bar mitzvah last Saturday night. We knew the food would be delicious (which it all was) and I can't tell you how many people came up to me and told me the Rueben egg rolls were amazing! I know I told you earlier on that I didn't need food for all the kids – since they would just eat the chips and salsa. Thank you for pushing me to up my numbers. The taco truck had numerous issues ( I won't use them again!) and I was so happy you were there and had food ready to go for everyone. Also, as for the cookies, let me just say next time you bake cookies for a bunch of teenage boys account for them to eat a lot! They loved them!!! I saw a couple of the boys on Sunda yand they said they ate at least 3 of the chocolate chips. Next time, I will double my cookie order.
We have another bar mitzvah in 3 years. We will be sure to call you about catering the whole thing next time. Meanwhile, if you need any references, please feel free to use me. I will say nothing but great things about you. I have never hired a caterer before but I felt really good knowing you were there and had everything under control.
I just wanted to express my appreciation for your outstanding service and 5 star quality food items served today at ITT Technical Institute in Aurora.
As I had mentioned to you while at the event, it was an honor meeting you and actually getting to sample your fine culinary items. I appreciate the time you took out of your busy venue to speak with me regarding your experience on The Food Network and at the same time share some of your skills and practices in how you prepare some of the items.
As a graduate and instructor of ITT Technical Institute, the efforts of you and your staff were amazing.
Again, thank you for pouring your heart and talent into our event.
I wanted to write and personally thank you for your work on Friday for my Book launch "Winning Well"- so many guests commented on what an awesome job you did, how attentive and personable you were, and how you and your staff went the extra mile, even helping us clean up at the end- THANK YOU!
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HK HIT Kranjska Gora
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HK Triglav Kranj

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Promotion – How important is that for any business?
Design & Promotion plays a vital role in almost everything. Let's say we have got some mind blowing stuff available in Kashmir that are even exported outside India like Honey, Saffron, Pashmina, fruits, Kashmiri Arts & Handicrafts and so the list goes on and on…. BUT!!
What's degrading the products is a packaging design that is not at all catchy. Poor attention paid to design puts completely a reverse impression of the product. Graphic design plays a vital role in any sort of business. Remember! Design and Print are completely two different tasks.Usually people approach printing agencies to design our print graphics which absolutely is not a wise idea. A professional design is always created by a professional graphic designer.
Unfortunately what we get to see in kashmir is that businessmen are ready to pay more money but hardly pay any attention towards the graphics because of the lack of knowledge and the fact Kashmir is lagging behind in number of professional designers. Cut & Paste(the only registered Centre in Kashmir entitled for teaching Graphic Designing) started training courses the Year 2013. Since then it has been an unending journey which didn't remained limited to training center only. Presently we have our own creative agency and the students who were trained are now a part of our team. In addition their own additional qualities turned out to be an asset to us.
If you are businessman having any set up and you are looking forward to promote your business in a sensible way through graphics,texts,videos and much more , Why not approach us.
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Wood is a highly ordered arrangement of living, dying and dead cells. These tree cells function much like a lamp wick where the tree is anchored. The roots are bathed in a nutrient-rich liquid which transports these nutrients plus moisture to the top where all is consumed.
A tree (and the cells) supports an ever-flowing wet system that must be maintained at all times. If the process fails to provide water at any point the tree will eventually die due to the failure of both water and food requirements that are necessary for life. Here is a biology lesson on tree cells.
Images used are provided by the University of Florida, Landscaping Department.
The cambium and its "zone" is a cell generator (reproductive tissue called growth meristem) that produces both the inner bark cells of the phloem and new living wood cells in the xylem. The phloem transports sugars from leaves to roots. The xylem is a transport tissue and both stores starch and conducts water and substances dissolved in water to leaves.
Phloem, or inner bark, develops from the outside layer of the cambium and is the food track to the roots. Sugars are transported from leaves toward roots in the phloem. When the tree is healthy and growing and sugars are abundant, stored food in the form of starch can be converted back into sugars and moved to where it is needed in the tree.
Xylem is living "sapwood" and located inside the cambial zone. The outer portion of xylem is conducting and storing starch in the symplast plus conducts water and substances dissolved in water to the leaves. The inner portion of the xylem is non-conducting wood that stores starch and is sometimes called heartwood. The major structures for water transport in xylem are vessels in angiosperms (hardwoods) and tracheids in gymnosperms (conifers).
Symplast is the network of living cells and the connections between living cells. Starch is stored in the symplast. Axial parenchyma, ray parenchyma, sieve tubes, companion cells, cork cambium, the cambium, and plasmodesmada make up the symplast.
Vessels (in hardwoods) and tracheids (in conifers) conduct water and substances dissolved in water. Vessels are vertically aligned tubes made up of dead cells that transport liquid. Vessels are found only in angiosperms. Tracheids are dead, single-celled "pipes" that act much like vessels but are only found in gymnosperms.


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Space Jockey will feature in Prometheus
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With Prometheus bringing back the Aliens franchise to where it should be in Ridley Scott's hand we all get the more than welcome return of the Space Jockey. But who or what is the Space Jockey.
The Space Jockey otherwise known as "Mala'kak" or 'Mundus gubernavi" was featured in the original movie in it's derelict space craft. All was left was it's remains and a bunch of unhatched alien eggs.
These Space Jockeys resembled the Alien creatures in some ways but were once a highly advanced scientific race. It's thought that the Predator's attacked the Mala'kak home planet and in retaliation they created the Aliens by splicing DNA. The original Aliens then killed the Predators and the last of the Mala'kak fell my the unrelenting beasts they created.
Well that's the current status of the Mala'kak and until the movie is released in June we won't know what else Ridley Scott has planned.
Ridley Scott may also be using the Space Jockey to build a prequel to the prequel as in the Mala'kak lies the true origin of the Aliens.
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Ridley Scott has shared some promising news to fans about the future of the Aliens and Prometheus movies along with the title of the next movie.
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I was doing a quick peer coaching (15 minutes "flash" coaching) yesterday evening, and something popped in my mind, so brilliant (excuse my modesty, it always gets in the way) that I thought I should share this with you.
Jackie, the woman I was coaching, is returning to work next week, after 2 months of leave in which she did almost only coaching. Living her dream, balancing her life, feeling good about herself.
Then she will go back next week to a job she likes – not loathes – but which will prevent her from further fulfilling her vision of becoming a full time coach. The job, the travelling, the interruptions, the annoyances of dealing with other people who have all sorts of requests, the pains of working full time.
I'm pretty sure we can all relate to that.
Whoa. When did we start to equate reality to corporate life – or, whatever it is that fills up our entire day? Why does reality have to be the sum of all annoyances we need to deal with, in order to make a living?
It is said "Get back to reality" as in "Put your feet back on the ground", "Stop daydreaming".
Why does "reality" have to be the bad guy?
There are 3 ways to look at this.
Reality being where we are now – where we are today. Living in the present moment. Being here and now. Focused and yet fleeting.
The second point of view is reality as the sum of "larger chunks of time". Whatever is "earthly" and fills up our day. Work, mostly. And whoever takes this perspective thinks reality is not such a great place to be in.
Reality = work = That darn thing I've been doing for a while and don't like.
But what if we change this perspective?
What if we were to look at reality not through the lens of the past, but through the lens of future?
What if reality is what brings us closer to the dream?
Reality = what shapes the future = the path to the goal.
What would it bring to you, to look at everyday life as a way to achieve something bigger for yourself, as the journey to the long term "happy you"?
I think it would make a difference.


Imagine working in a lab, volunteering at multiple clinics, and studying for the MCATS, all while balancing a full course load. Now imagine doing it with a spouse and two kids. Marine Corps Veteran Brian Dix '17 (the oldest student at CMC!) and his wife Stephanie talk about the challenges (and joys) of making it all work.
Many thanks to Janet Dreyer and all the teachers at The Children's School for making work-life balance better for our community!


Can people with muscular dystrophy get any care or help from any kind of therapy? If so, which kind of therapy? If you could please enclose some additional information if possible. Thanks!
Muscular dystrophy refers to a group of genetic diseases that cause progressive weakness and degeneration of the skeletal, or voluntary, muscles, which control movement. The muscles of the heart and some other involuntary muscles are also affected in some forms of muscular dystrophy, and a few forms involve other organs as well. There are many different types of muscular dystrophy that can affect both children and adults.
The treatment or management of muscular dystrophy is aimed mostly at treating the symptoms: exercise programs and physical therapy help to keep muscles moving; providing devices that help with walking (canes, powered wheelchairs), preventing scoliosis (curvature of the spine), and helping to maintain good lung capacity and breathing. There is no known cure at this time. Sometimes surgery is used to release muscles and prevent severe contractures (shortening) of muscles.
There are a number of experimental treatments that are being conducted in animals or in human trials that will hopefully find new treatments for these diseases.
Medications known as corticosteroids have been found to slow muscle destruction in some types of muscular dystrophy. However, these potent anti-inflammatory drugs, used for many conditions besides muscular dystrophy, can have serious side effects. Researchers are testing a new corticosteroid that may have fewer side effects. They are also studying how these drugs slow muscle destruction hoping to find a drug that would cause less side effects.
Initial experimental gene therapy trials in people – trying to replace dystrophin – the protein that is abnormal in muscular dystrophy – have been disappointing. Gene replacement with dystrophin minigenes is being investigated in animals, but not in humans yet.
There is an excellent website sponsored by the Muscular Dystrophy Association that will provide you with additional information.


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What Would You Rename Pittsburgh's Sports Teams?
Fortunately, none of Pittsburgh's pro sports teams need a new nickname. But if they did, what would we pick?
Sean Collier,
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From across the border, it's easy to judge. But still: Cleveland botched the new name.
The baseball team on the shores of Lake Erie will henceforth be known as the Cleveland Guardians, the result of a long and involved search for a new name. There is history to the sobriquet, yes, and a reference to some imposing statues near the ballpark; It also shares five whole letters with the existing name, a fact that likely played a role in the decision. (You save on repainting costs!)
Still, there were many more tantalizing options. I was hoping for the Cleveland Spiders, a revival of a long-gone nickname that would've led me to purchase a hat immediately. Cleveland Wild Things, a reference to "Major League" — which, despite being fictional, is the greatest moment in franchise history — was on the table. So was Cleveland Blue Sox, which isn't great, but is much better than Cleveland Guardians.
Barring a dramatic uptick in nautical crime (or some stunning revelations about Antarctic waterfowl), it's unlikely that any of Pittsburgh's teams will have to be renamed. Cleveland's update led me to consider, however: What would happen if we had to rename each of our three pro squads?
Could Be: I actually like the example set by the newest franchise in professional sports, the Seattle Kraken. It is, as far as I can tell, the only team name that casts the players as part of a singular beast; they're not individual Krakens, they are parts of one overall Kraken. The team is the Kraken. I like that. So let's take the old roller-hockey name and become the (singular) Pittsburgh Phantom. Each skater is but one piece of an overall ghoul, enveloping the opponent. Intimidating!
Should Be: Pittsburgh Magnifiques. Not enough franchises are named after their most notable player, and Mario has a perfect nickname. Besides, hockey is best when it's vaguely fancy. Give me a Senator or a Nordique over a Coyote any day.
Shouldn't Be: American sports in general have been trending toward vague concepts, like the Oklahoma City Thunder or Minnesota Wild. I don't want to get stuck skating as the Pittsburgh Furnace. You know, like a blast furnace. It's just the kind of Cleveland Guardians-esque name that one high-priced analyst would determine was a great idea.
Could Be: Lots of cities and franchises flirt with the idea of reviving an old-timey nickname. Cleveland reportedly considered both the Naps and the Dobys, references to long-ago stars Nap Lajoie and Larry Doby, respectively. The first great Pirates star, of course, was Honus Wagner, owner of one of the all-time great ballplayer nicknames: The Flying Dutchman. I wouldn't even shorten that; the Pittsburgh Flying Dutchmen is fantastic.
Should Be: It's a city built by blue-collar labor, after all, so let's get to work: the Pittsburgh Union. You could call the ballpark the Union Hall for short.
Shouldn't Be: We all know what would happen: They'd try to rename the team the Pittsburgh Pierogies. No. Foodstuffs do not win ballgames. Footraces, sure, but not ballgames. Just think of the headlines after a loss: "Pierogies Fried." "Pierogies Devoured. "Cardinals Make Bird Seed Out of Pierogies." Nope.
Could Be: Few NFL franchises are more popular across the country than the Steelers; one analysis of overall fandom found that only the Dallas Cowboys and New England Patriots have more fans. (Texas is very big, and the Patriots claimed a whole region of the country as their own.) So, let's own it: Just call the team Steelers Nation. When you face us, you're facing the whole nation, and so forth.
Should Be: Obviously: Pittsburgh Rooneys. This requires no explanation.
Shouldn't Be: Just no cats, okay? Whenever a high school, college or pro franchise can't come up with an idea, they pick an intimidating cat. In the NFL, this once happened twice in the same year, as the Carolina Panthers and Jacksonville Jaguars blinked into unremarkable, feline existence. So if any team names themselves, say, the Pittsburgh Bobcats, we're shipping them straight to Kansas City.
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Ex-judges convicted of siphoning over $15mn from Bankruptcy Office Defendants say they will appeal conviction
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Defendants Hj Nabil and Ramzidah are escorted from court following the verdict in their corruption trial on Jan 15, 2020. Photo: Infofoto
BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN – Two former judges accused of embezzling $15.75 million from the High Court's Bankruptcy Office were convicted of 30 corruption-related charges Wednesday.
The court found the first defendant, Ramzidah Pehin Datu Kesuma Diraja Col (rtd) Hj Abdul Rahman, guilty on 14 counts of criminal breach of trust for withdrawing $15.75 million from 255 debtor accounts while she was the deputy official receiver at the Bankruptcy Office.
She was also found guilty of 10 charges of money laundering, for depositing the stolen cash into a joint bank account with her husband, the co-defendant Hj Nabil Daraina Pehin Dato Ustaz Hj Badaruddin, and also transferring large sums to their accounts in the UK.
The money was also used to buy luxury cars, designer goods and watches valued at over $3 million.
The Attorney General's Chambers (AGC) said the case marks the largest amount of money ever embezzled by a public servant in Brunei Darussalam.
"Debtors who made regular payments were affected by the crime committed by the first defendant. As a consequence of her crime, a large number of the judgment debtors were not able to discharge their obligations to pay their debts," the AGC said in a statement.
Banking records produced by the prosecution showed that between 2004 and 2017, Ramzidah withdrew money from debtor accounts and deposited it into her personal accounts and joint bank account with her husband.
In the early stages of the investigation, she claimed she put the money into fixed deposit accounts for debtors, but no records of these accounts were ever produced in court. She also did not testify during the trial.
"In our system, she is entitled to sit in the dock and let the prosecution prove their case," said the presiding judge, Justice Gareth John Lugar-Mawson. "My only comment is that she did not want to explain where these accounts are, when she is the only one who must know where they are."
The defence also claimed that the large amounts of cash in Ramzidah's personal accounts were derived from money given by her family, in addition to $5 million for executing "highly confidential agreements" for a person referred to only as "the Malaysian lady". The woman's identity was never disclosed in open court nor did she give evidence to support this claim.
Justice Lugar-Mawson said the defendant offered no explanation of the nature of their business relationship, or why she was continuously given cash gifts by the "Malaysian lady" between 2010 and 2017.
Hj Nabil guilty of money laundering
Hj Nabil, a former senior magistrate, faced eight charges of money laundering — he was convicted on six counts and acquitted on two due to insufficient evidence.
During trial, the defendant denied knowledge of his wife's embezzlement, saying he believed the money was from the "Malaysian lady" and from investments Ramzidah's late brother made on her behalf.
He added that the couple also receives financial support from both sides of their families, ranging from $1,000 to $5,000 every month. He said his father, a cabinet minister, also provides additional funds to pay for his grandchildren's private school fees.
Justice Lugar-Mawson said as an "educated and intelligent man", the defendant must have known the couple was living far above their emoluments as public servants.
"It beggars belief that the second defendant could not know," the judge added.
He said the prosecution's evidence had been "more than sufficient" to prove both defendants guilty of the charges brought against them.
Defendants to appeal conviction
The court will deliver its sentence on Saturday. The defendants face hefty fines and a maximum of ten years in prison for each charge.
Defence counsel has already indicated he will file an appeal against conviction and a stay of execution on the sentence.
The couple face a further seven corruption-related charges for possession of unexplained wealth, but proceedings for these charges were stayed last October pending the outcome of the trial. The charges will be addressed in court on Saturday.
Ramzidah and Hj Nabil were denied bail this morning and taken into prison custody.
The case, which first hit the news in July 2018, has been one of Brunei's most eagerly anticipated criminal trials, generating a high degree of public interest and scrutiny.
The trial lasted six weeks producing over 1,600 pieces of documentary evidence and 93 witnesses comprising judicial officers, bank officers, car dealers, law enforcement, a digital forensics investigator and handwriting analysis expert.
The prosecution team was led by Jonathan Caplan QC, with deputy public prosecutors Hjh Suhana Hj Sudin, Hjh Suriana Hj Radin, Dk Didi-Nuraza Pg Hj Abdul Latiff and Muhammad Qamarul Affyian Abdul Rahman.
Simon Farrell QC and Sheikh Noordin Sheikh Mohammad appeared for the defendants.
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On Monday afternoon, three Ohio women who had been missing for ten or more years, Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus, and Michelle Knight, were discovered when Berry managed to call police to report she was alive and being held prisoner. The owner of the home, Ariel Castro, was arrested. It's a horrifying story, and one where there are still many questions to be answered. The home where they were being held is said to be within a few miles of where Berry went missing, in what became a high profile case in the city for years. But who cares about any of that, because we've got a quotable African American on the local news to make good sport of. Let's all have a laugh, shall we, at one Mr. Charles Ramsey, who came to the aid of the women when he noticed Berry screaming from within the home.
"Bro, I knew something was wrong when a little pretty white girl ran into the arms of a black man," Ramsey tells the reporter from WEWSTV, who then promptly ends that interview sweating bullets before it can go any further. LOL we all said. It's funny because it's true.
Anyway, I wonder how that whole being held captive for a decade thing worked out?
Shout out to dude with the sunglasses, hat, goatee, and leather vest, though. Now that's actually worth a laugh.


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HARLEEN Collection Trailer Is Here for Valentine's Day (Exclusive)
by Rosie Knight
Feb 10 2020 • 9:10 AM
Stjepan Šejić's DC mini-series Harleen has been one of our favorite comics of late, and it's heading to comic shops and bookshops in a shiny collected form just in time for Valentine's Day. As if that weren't exciting enough, the folks over at DC Comics have put together a super cool trailer for the collection that we're very excited to debut right here!
The trailer does a great job at showcasing Šejić's gorgeous art and the twisted romance at the heart of the three-issue mini-series. Don't be fooled, though; this isn't the same old story that we've seen before. Harleen puts Harley Quinn front and center, investigating what drives the notorious antiheroine and her relationship with the Clown Prince of Crime.
Despite all of that seriousness, we're incredibly into the Valentine's Day theme of the trailer that DC has put together to celebrate the release of the awesome Black Label hardcover collection. When we spoke to Sejic in the lead up to the comic's launch, he gave us a little insight into his vision for the story.
"Harleen is a story about the birth of a villain," Sejic said. "It's a story about somebody who wanted to do good but in the end made bad decisions and fell from grace. It's a story about Gotham—in a way, it's a story about how the city itself has this sort of a vibe about it that kind of creates monsters. That's one of the big concepts in this story is that there's a sort of insanity in Gotham."
Speaking on the atmosphere of the piece, Šejić said, "It's not paranormal or anything like that. People just seem very prone to it. It's why Arkham Asylum is such a very Gotham thing. So the story of Harleen is very much a story about a villain. I make no excuses about her, but at the same time, neither do I ask for the readers to relate to her. But if I do my job right, the readers will feel invested in her story."
Whether you fell in love with Harleen Quinzel in Batman: The Animated Series, the Batman Adventure comics, her own titular series, or just want more Harley action after Birds of Prey, Harleen is a great pick-up. The series showcases an entirely different side of the Clown Princess of Crime. Even though Harleen definitely fits into DC Black Label's mission statement of telling darker stories, something refreshing about the series is that Harley isn't a victim.
Harleen is a bleak and often horrifying story, but it's also an honest and entertaining look at the realities of a toxic relationship in the streets of Gotham and under the shadow of Batman. Speaking of which, if you're a fan of the radical rogue's gallery that the Dark Knight is known for, then you're in for a treat. Basically this is must-read and we're excited for even more people to get to experience it.
You can get your hands on Harleen from the February 11 in all your favorite book- and comics-selling establishments.
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