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Possibilities of Painting: 2020 Community Art Partners Virtual Exhibition
Possibilities of Painting: 2020 Community Art Partners Virtual Exhibition features artwork created by elementary residents of four housing developments in Columbus, Georgia. Educators from The Columbus Museum worked in partnership with Housing Authority of Columbus, Georgia staff to plan and implement a six-week program for youth inspired by artist Jarrett Key's Hair Painting No. 29.
Hair Painting No. 29 was created on-site at The Columbus Museum by Key in 2018. Using their hair as a paintbrush, Key sang, danced, and celebrated their heritage while creating the painting. Now in the Museum's permanent collection, this painting served as inspiration for each class session. Participants learned about Key's work and the artistic process by watching videos of performances, looking at photographs, and sharing their thoughts and feelings about the piece. Each art-making activity asked participants to put their own innovation and experimentation skills to the test as they chose non-traditional painting tools to use, just as Key had. Everything from potato mashers to yarn to bubble wrap was used to create one-of-a-kind abstract paintings throughout the program. Participants were encouraged to nurture their creativity and curiosity through the process while strengthening visual literacy and critical thinking skills. In the final class session, students visited the Museum to view Hair Painting No. 29 in-person, explore the galleries, and complete a final studio project celebrating their self-expression skills.
The Housing Authority of Columbus and The Columbus Museum began partnering on various outreach and curatorial projects in July 2018. Through grants awarded in 2019 from the Office of Crime Prevention and the Rotary Club of Columbus, this community outreach program was able to expand during the 2019-2020 school year. Special thanks to our partners, including the Housing Authority of Columbus, Rotary Club of Columbus, and the City of Columbus' Office of Crime Prevention.
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Cheri – thank you for reminding me to write about this! Callouses are a common problem.
Also, with diabetic feet, it's especially important that these cracks heal. Infections on the feet or lower legs in diabetics can lead to cellulitis (a spreading infection in the skin). When circulation is poor, as it is in most diabetics, these infections can be especially hard to control. Diabetic foot care is super important. I know you already know this, and it's so great that you're helping him. A good podiatrist, or diabetic care center, can also be helpful, if any questions or problems.
Tips to reduce callouses, which will reduce the splitting on heels and help healing!
Thinning the callouses. You're on the right track with this, but there's a much more gentle way to do it. The problem with using abrasion or friction to remove callouses is that it actually sends a signal to the skin to grow thicker. The more it gets rubbed, the thicker it will get. Using a 20-40% urea cream every day works well, and really lessens the need to rub. There is a prescription form (40%) called X-Viate. Use the cream daily, and then just use a pumice stone once a week to rub gently. They will gradually soften, over about a month, and that should help them heal. Actually trimming the callouses surgically by having a podiatrist do it (too dangerous to do yourself!) is also helpful.
Treating foot fungus. Almost every diabetic, and many non diabetics, have nearly invisible foot fungus (Tinea Pedis). It shows up as a slightly reddening of the entire bottom of the foot, sometimes itching (many diabetics don't have this symptom), and cracks. This form is not so much between the toes. The best non prescription antifungal cream is Lamisil OTC (terbinafine generic), but can be hard to find. Prescription creams also work well. A thin layer of the cream needs to be smeared all over the bottom of the foot, including the heel, and between the toes. Those thick toenails are toenails that have been infected with this fungus, but sadly, the cream won't work for the nails. Follow the instructions for use on the tube. See a dermatologist if any questions.
Preventing bacterial infection. Important in everyone, but especially diabetics. When there are cracks you can swab around and in the crack, with Hibiclens (drugstore non prescription) to keep bacteria counts down. If any sign of infection, see a doctor right away.
Steriod creams. You might ask his doctor/derm, at some point, what purpose this is serving?? A steroid cream is an antiinflammatory cream. Some steroid creams also thin the skin, but the X-Viate works better on callouses.
Why is my skin flaky and dry?


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ASHLAND, OH– Traffic is expected to increase on Broad Street and Claremont Avenue on Friday, August 24 for Ashland University freshman Move-in day on the AU campus.
Washock said the University will have a police officer on location during the day to help direct traffic into Parking Lot E, which is the Convocation Center and Amstutz Hall parking lot.
Washock also noted that students will be entering Parking Lot P from King Road during those hours.


Hm.. I think I'll skip this one. Perhaps you can give him a second chance with a different story.
I've also noticed lots of editing errors in books I've been reading. I don't like to blame the author; I'd rather blame the editors. I think publishers are relying on computer generated editing programs for too much of the work.
I have a Short Story Monday post today. You can find it here: Joyfully Retired.
Sounds like these editing errors are very distracting.
Maybe it's a mood thing, but I was quite comfortable reading this 'voice'.
Sounds like one I'll definitely be passing on.
I'm a little late today, but I do have a post up.
Yeah, that's practically incomprehensible. It does not scream "read me".


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I met the Founder of Kurandza about 4 months ago and when she told me what she was doing, I instantly knew I had to be a part of it. Today, I am joining them in a month long campaign to help them reach their goal of sending 200 girls in Mozambique to school.
Kurandza is a non-profit organization that invests in the future of women and girls in Mozambique, a country in Southeast Africa. The local language in Mozambique is Changana. Co-Founders Elisabetta and Percina came up with the name "Kurandza" because it means "to love" in Changana.
Where did the idea for Kurandza come from?
Elisabetta Colabianchi volunteered with the Peace Corps counseling HIV-positive women on the prevention of HIV transmission to their children at a local hospital in Guijá, a small village in southern Mozambique. While she was there, she noticed that the cost of transportation was a major barrier each month and many patients would stop treatment because they could not afford to pick-up their medicine.
In response to this obstacle, Elisabetta and her friend, Percina Miocha, started an income generation project for these HIV-positive women, with the goal of teaching them a skill that would earn enough income to pay for the monthly transportation costs to the hospital so they could continue treatment.
After Elisabetta finished her work with the Peace Corps, she kept in touch with the friends and connections she had made in Mozambique and decided to create Kurandza alongside Percina to continue supporting the community.
Because of last year's campaign, these three girls, Mayita, Ética, and Gilda, were able to start first grade and start to dream for the future! Kurandza sent 100 girls to school last year, and this year their goal is to double that.
How Can We Support Kurandza?
This initiative is so close to my heart because I truly believe everyone should have the chance to dream of a bright future and then to step into that future and make it their reality.
Kurandza's mission is to get these young girls access to school and job opportunities so they can change the world.
I'm standing up for the girls who aren't able to speak up for themselves yet with Kurandza and their #IStandForGirls campaign. All of the money raised this month will go towards transportation, school fees, uniforms, books, backpacks, and school supplies. Not only do these girls get to go to school, they also get health education, after school tutoring, extracurricular activities, parent-teacher conferences, and empowerment workshops. $20 covers one monthly scholarship, $240 covers one girl's entire year.
If you would like to join the #IStandForGirls campaign and invest in a girl's education, you can visit their website: https://www.kurandza.org/istandforgirls.


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The History of Vietnam's Bánh Mì Sandwich
31 December 2018 30 December 2018 by I Am Anil P
For some, the bánh mì sandwich is just breakfast, cheap calories in a tidy little package. The Vietnamese were told not to change French dishes because they weren't worthy of eating the same food as their masters, that they were an inferior people because of their simple rice and fish diet. From humble beginnings to global recognition, the history of the bánh mì sandwich is the history of modern Vietnam.
Down a tiny cement alley on the outskirts of Ho Chi Minh City, a lady in a colorful áo bà ba — or "pajama suit", as foreigners call them — waits behind her aluminum food cart with the air of someone who doesn't laugh all that often. She has everything she needs right in front of her: stacks of baguettes, eggs, pickled veggies, herbs, Maggi sauce, chili flakes, Laughing Cow cream cheese and various meats. When two students in matching white uniforms roll up on an electric scooter, she's all business. They exchange a couple of words, and fifteen seconds later, she hands them two bánh mì sandwiches, snatching their 10,000 VND (0.44 USD) notes. Nothing extraordinary, just another routine part of life in Vietnam. But it wasn't always this way.
The French Colony of Cochinchina
The history of the bánh mì sandwich began, oddly enough, with the spread of Christianity in Asia. From as early as the 17th century, French missionaries were in Vietnam converting people to Catholicism. They were often harassed by local authorities who grew wary of foreign influence, and France, as their sovereign, felt obligated to protect them. Unfortunately for Vietnam, when the Emperor Tự Đức executed two Spanish missionaries in 1857, the French happened to have a military fleet nearby fighting China in the Second Opium War.
To punish the Vietnamese, the French attacked Tourane, which is present-day Da Nang. They wanted to force the emperor to allow Catholics to practice their faith, but the emperor refused to accept French demands. The French attacked and held parts of Saigon, but still, the emperor refused to be swayed.
When the French military finished with China in 1860, it attacked Vietnam with 70 ships, and over the course of the next two years, they took over all of Saigon and the surrounding area. By 1862, it was the French defining the terms. They felt they were owed substantial payments for their costly war, so they demanded three provinces and free use of trading ports throughout the country. This was the birth of the French Colony of Cochinchina.
In those days, it wasn't feasible to send large amounts of food all the way from France, so the new authorities introduced crops and livestock to Vietnam in order to keep up their European diets, things like coffee, milk and deli meats. But wheat simply refused to grow here. It had to be shipped in, and only the French could afford it. They used this inequality to reinforce their notions of European superiority. The locals weren't worthy of bread.
The Fall of European Colonialism
Up until World War I, the Vietnamese diet hadn't changed much, even with all the new ingredients available. When the troops sailed for France to join the war effort, those stores of goods flooded the markets in Saigon, at prices everyone could afford. For the first time, many poor Vietnamese could afford to eat cold cuts, cheeses and baguettes.
The bánh mì sandwich as we know it today only came about after the French defeat at Dien Bien Phu in 1954. Until then, Vietnamese ate bread in much the same way the French had: baguettes with a platter of cold cuts, butter and cheese. After the French left, Vietnamese in the south were free to modify French dishes to include local ingredients. Mayonnaise replaced butter, and veggies replaced the more expensive cold cuts. The bánh mì morphed into a dish everyone could afford.
Made in Saigon
The bánh mì sandwich was born in Saigon in the late 1950s. When Vietnam split into two countries in 1954, approximately one million northerners fled south. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Le, credited as the first to create what we now call the bánh mì sandwich. They were the first people to put the ingredients inside the bread so the customers could take it with them. This was long before plastic and styrofoam made everything portable. The bánh mì sandwich revolutionized dining in Saigon, perfect for the hustle of life in the modern world. The family still runs a small restaurant in District 3, called Banh Mi Hoa Ma.
Thanks to American wheat shipments and the change to local ingredients, the bánh mì sandwich grew immensely popular. It was, and still is, a cheap meal, rich in both flavor and calories. New food carts and restaurants popped up all over the Republic of Vietnam, which was then the name of South Vietnam. Bakeries opened as well to supply the bread. An entirely new industry grew to supply people with bánh mì sandwiches.
The Bánh Mì Sandwich Meets the World
After the fall of Saigon in 1975, millions of people fled Vietnam. They went to places like San Diego, Houston, Seattle and Paris, which already had an established Vietnamese community. The refugees, though light in possessions, brought with them their skills and rich traditions. Many of them opened small restaurants to serve other Vietnamese, making changes to incorporate local ingredients in their new homes.
Over time, Americans and Europeans found they enjoyed Vietnamese food as well. Vietnamese entrepreneurs sensed this growing popularity and took advantage of it with food trucks and franchised restaurants. Now, the bánh mì sandwich is everywhere. It's in American strip malls and restaurants around the world. For most Vietnamese people, though, it still comes from an aluminum food cart on the side of the street, a flaky sandwich to get the day going. The history is interesting, but today's breakfast is more important.
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Today we will travel on the north side along the St Lawrence River from close to Québec City to Rivière Malbaie, close to La Malbaie in the Charlevoix Region, all in the wonderful province of Québec.
The weather is overcast, a good traveling day.
We stop at Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré to look at the Basilica. Already in 1650, some shipwrecked sailors built a chapel here in honour of their patron, Sainte-Anne. By now the 5th church is standing at this spot. Stained glass windows and a richly decorated statue of Sainte-Anne on the inside, and a beautiful facade on the outside welcome over a million visitors a year.
Sainte-Anne was proclaimed the Patron Saint of Québec in 1876, and an annual pilgrimage on Sainte-Anne's Feastday on July 26th celebrates this honour.
A mass was in progress when we were visiting, so we respected the event and took no photographs on the inside. Anders had to invent some tricky turns with the 5th wheel in the narrow streets around the church, but eventually we were rolling north-east again along the Charlevoix Coast on the St.Lawrence River. This drive is very pretty over rolling hills, and views to the water.
The drive along St Lawrence River is very scenic.
We are camping at Chutes Fraser in Rivière Malbaie. Great place to stay by the river with an impressive waterfall. In the city of La Malbaie we had an oil change done on the truck ( half price than in Victoria).
Rivière Malbaie. The St Lawrence River is tidal.
August 5th is our hiking day in Parc des Grands Jardins. This park forms one of the core zones of the Charlevoix World Biosphere Reserve, a status granted in 1989 to the region by UNESCO.
Parc des Grands Jardins in the distance.
The park is about 310 square km. Here we can see the taiga and the tundra, and black spruce forest with lots of lichen. This arctic vegetation sustains a herd of caribou, we were on the look out for, but did not see.
Our hiking destination is Mont du Lac des Cygnes. We pay our park entrance fees of $ 11.00 each and start the ascent toward a sheer rock wall. The information said this hike to be 4.5 km long and about 480 meters of height difference.
The trail is good so far.... soon to change!
Backpacks are full of water, food, bear- and bug spray. The weather is light overcast, perfect for a hike. The trail is nice all the way to Lac George. Further up, for about the last one kilometer the trail is very steep, with some stairs, and river rock trails.
Looking for the nice view that is promised.
Our hearts are working overtime when we reach the top. But what a reward: the 360 degree view is absolutely breathtaking. Rolling hills, lakes, and the expanse of the ancient Charlevoix Crater. We have lunch, and a little rest.
We made it.... Breath taking, in more then one way!
According to Wikipedia the Charlevoix crater is a large eroded meteorite impact crater in the Charlevoix region of Quebec, Canada. Only part of the crater is exposed at the surface, the rest being covered by the Saint Lawrence River. The original crater is estimated to have been 54 kilometres or 34 miles in diameter and the age is estimated to be 342 million years.
The projectile was probably a stony asteroid, at least 2 kilometers in diameter, and weighing an estimated 15 billion tonnes. The Mont des Éboulements, situated in the exact centre of the crater, is interpreted as the central uplift, a consequence of elastic rebound. The crater is classified as a multi-ringed basin with a central uplift.
The impact origin of Charlevoix crater was first realized in 1965 after the discovery of many shatter cones in the area. Other evidence for impact includes planar deformation features in quartz and feldspar grains. More information at the Wikipedia website.
The decent is to be done carfully, not to twist an ankle.
This hike is unforgettable, if you have time, good hiking boots, and please take lots of drinking water, do not miss it!
On the way back to our campsite we take route # 362 over Les Eboulements from Baie-Saint-Paul to La Malbaie. Beautiful drive along the water and over the fertile hills. Happy, but very tired we arrive back to our camper in Rivière Malbaie at the Chutes Fraser Campground.
For more pictures from this part of our trip click on the image below or go directly to the slideshow here.


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Dairy Queen Clerk Shoots Dead Samurai Sword-Wielding Robber
No charges have been filed against the clerk.
A masked man who attempted to rob a Las Vegas Dairy Queen with a 3-foot-long samurai sword was shot in the chest and killed by a restaurant clerk, KLAS reports.
(RELATED: Alabama Woman Shoots Home Intruder to Protect Herself and Her Ax- and Knife-Wielding Daughters)
The incident reportedly occurred at around 12:19 p.m. on Sunday. The clerk fired a total of two rounds from a handgun at the would-be robber, according to police.
The suspect, whose identity has not been released yet, was transported to Sunrise Hospital where he was pronounced dead, KLAS reports.
Metro Police Lt. Les Lane tells the Las Vegas-Journal the sword was at least three-feet long.
Authorities say the shooting appears to have been in self-defense but that detectives were investigating whether the gun used was properly registered. No charges have been filed against the clerk at this time.
They say only two employees and no customers were present at the time of the shooting.
Police have also arrested a female in connection to a sword-wielding, masked man who tried to rob the Dairy Queen.
The investigation indicated the suspect had been dropped off in front of the store moments before the crime by a female who was later identified as Carol Matteo
Matteo, who is 47-years-old and resides in Las Vegas, was arrested in connection with this event and has been charged with robbery with a deadly weapon, conspiracy to commit robbery and burglary.
The Associated Press contributed to this report. Front page image courtesy of KLAS/Gawker.


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H.P. Acthar Gel is a hormone-based drug derived from pig pituitary glands that has been on the market for more than 60 years. Multiple sclerosis is only one of 19 conditions it is approved to treat, but the condition for which it derived about a third of its $761.3 million in sales last year, sales that were up 50%. The drug is often prescribed in older patients with relapsing MS.
The drug ran about $40 per vial when Questcor ($QCOR) bought it in 2001, but since then its cost--and questions regarding its effectiveness--have soared, particularly in the past year. In 2007, the company jacked the price up to $23,000 per vial and by 2012, the Medicare Part D drug program paid an average of $41,763 per prescription, according to recent reports by the ProPublica investigative journalism group. It found that the top 15 prescribers of Acthar accounted for 10% of Medicare prescriptions, and the top four were paid promotional speakers and/or researchers for the company.
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require_relative "../resource"
require_relative "../dist"
require "iniparse"

class Chef
  class Resource
    class SystemdUnit < Chef::Resource
      unified_mode true

      provides(:systemd_unit) { true }

      description "Use the **systemd_unit** resource to create, manage, and run systemd units."
      introduced "12.11"

      default_action :nothing
      allowed_actions :create, :delete,
        :preset, :revert,
        :enable, :disable, :reenable,
        :mask, :unmask,
        :start, :stop,
        :restart, :reload,
        :try_restart, :reload_or_restart,
        :reload_or_try_restart

      # Internal provider-managed properties
      property :enabled, [TrueClass, FalseClass], skip_docs: true
      property :active, [TrueClass, FalseClass], skip_docs: true
      property :masked, [TrueClass, FalseClass], skip_docs: true
      property :static, [TrueClass, FalseClass], skip_docs: true
      property :indirect, [TrueClass, FalseClass], skip_docs: true

      # User-provided properties
      property :user, String, desired_state: false,
               description: "The user account that the systemd unit process is run under. The path to the unit for that user would be something like '/etc/systemd/user/sshd.service'. If no user account is specified, the systemd unit will run under a 'system' account, with the path to the unit being something like '/etc/systemd/system/sshd.service'."

      property :content, [String, Hash],
        description: "A string or hash that contains a systemd [unit file](https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.unit.html) definition that describes the properties of systemd-managed entities, such as services, sockets, devices, and so on. In #{Chef::Dist::PRODUCT} 14.4 or later, repeatable options can be implemented with an array."

      property :triggers_reload, [TrueClass, FalseClass],
        description: "Specifies whether to trigger a daemon reload when creating or deleting a unit.",
        default: true, desired_state: false

      property :verify, [TrueClass, FalseClass],
        default: true, desired_state: false,
        description: "Specifies if the unit will be verified before installation. Systemd can be overly strict when verifying units, so in certain cases it is preferable not to verify the unit."

      property :unit_name, String, desired_state: false,
               name_property: true,
               description: "The name of the unit file if it differs from the resource block's name.",
               introduced: "13.7"

      def to_ini
        case content
        when Hash
          IniParse.gen do |doc|
            content.each_pair do |sect, opts|
              doc.section(sect) do |section|
                opts.each_pair do |opt, val|
                  [val].flatten.each do |v|
                    section.option(opt, v)
                  end
                end
              end
            end
          end.to_s
        else
          content.to_s
        end
      end
    end
  end
end


Deputies are crediting a group of bystanders with stopping a robbery at a Spring Hill ATM.
The robbery happened 8 p.m. Monday at an ATM located near Spring Hill and Pinehurst drives, the Hernando County Sheriff's Office said.
Deputies said a 15-year-old male saw a 53-year-old woman withdraw money from the ATM. He reportedly followed her for a short distance, then snuck up behind her and tried to take her purse.
Deputies said the woman resisted, so the teen yanked at her purse, which knocked her to the ground.
The teenager then fled the scene with the woman's purse, deputies said.
At least three bystanders ran after the teenager and caught him. They held him until deputies arrived. Another woman went to help the woman and make sure she was okay.
The teenager, who is not being named by Bay News 9 because of his age, was taken to the Hernando County Detention Center and charged with robbery by sudden snatching. He was released into the custody of his parents.


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Red Review: Westerkamp poised for a breakout season
In the red zone last season, the Lombard, Illinois, product was targeted on 4.46 percent of team targets (15 total targets), more than any player on the roster
Josh Planos
Red Review is a recurring series that takes an analytical lens to Nebraska sports. Most recently, it assessed Nebraska's ability to flip the field last season. Ideas are always welcome, so sound off in the comment section below or Tweet at the contributors, Josh Planos (@JPlanos), and Tyler White (@white_tyler), on what sport you'd like to see covered and what element of the sport you think warrants a discussion.Nebraska junior wide receiver Jordan Westerkamp is one of three players who will represent the Big Red at Big Ten Media Days July 30-31 in Chicago, it was announced last week.Westerkamp, a team captain and the only captain from the receiving corps, wasn't randomly selected, either: The Lombard, Illinois, product was the only Husker receiver outside of Kenny Bell -- who rewrote most of the school's all-time record book over the past four years, graduated and was selected in the fifth round of the 2015 NFL draft -- to tally more than 700 yards receiving last season. His five receiving touchdowns were second to Bell's six, but his 17-yards-per-catch average led the team, and he's the incumbent go-to receiver in 2015.The 6-foot, 195-pound Westerkamp is a savvy playmaker with track-star speed who is ostensibly capable of catching anything thrown in his general vicinity. He's a smart route runner -- and perhaps smarter off the field, having been named to the Academic All-Big Ten team the past two seasons at Nebraska -- with footwork that rivals any receiver in the Big Ten: someone whom you can throw in the slot for a drive before sending him on a fly pattern.He is a deep threat with speed, a slot receiver with hands.READ: Huskers hope to stay near apex in ability to flip the fieldFor those who have forgotten, he pulled in a tipped 49-yard bomb thrown by Ron Kellogg III in his freshman season, a Hail Mary, game-winning grab that cemented his place in Husker folklore. Not to be outdone, last season he hauled in one of the more improbable catches in the history of college football in the team's season opener against Florida Atlantic, a behind-the-back, mind-bending grab while tightroping the sideline. It was named the play of the year in December's college football awards show. The top play in the sport happened three quarters into the first game of the season.34129070Peel back his highlight-reel propensity and you'll find a dependable receiver who the team trusts perhaps more than anyone in the red zone. According to NCAA Savant, Westerkamp's 65 targets last season were the second most on the team and comprised 19.35 percent of the team's total targets. In the red zone, though, he was targeted on 4.46 percent of team targets (15 total targets) -- more than any player on the roster.His year-to-year progression is encouraging, and he saw an uptick in receptions, receiving yards, yards per reception, yards per game and touchdowns last season. It's worth noting that his most complete game of 2014 was against Michigan State, which finished No. 26 in pass defense, holding opponents to 196 yards per game in 2014. Westerkamp hauled in a career-high nine catches for 158 yards against the Spartans; just six players individually eclipsed the 100-yard mark against Sparty, and Westerkamp amassed the second most receiving yards of those select few. What can people expect from Nebraska's passing game?In short: It'll be more balanced. Entering last season, starting quarterback Tommy Armstrong Jr. had yet to eclipse 200 yards passing in a single game -- he reached the mark in 62 percent of the team's games in 2014 and threw for a career-high 381 yards and three touchdowns in the Holiday Bowl against USC. Armstrong, like any quarterback with experience, is developing his acumen in the pocket and with it will be entrusted to shoulder more of the load in his junior season under center.In the final season of the Bo Pelini Era, 40.7 percent of Nebraska's offensive plays were passes, a percentage that ranked No. 12 in the Big Ten conference. Apply that percentage to a plays-per-10-drives metric, and 20.5 of the 50.4 offensive plays that Nebraska ran in 2014 would be passes, which ranks No. 11 in the Big Ten. It made sense strategically, too: Nebraska finished the season with a top-20 rushing attack that amassed 3,123 yards on the ground. Feeding the hot hand is a common adage in sports, and that hand perennially belonged to historically great running back/Doak Walker Award finalist/NFL second-round draft pick Ameer Abdullah last season.READ: Questions entering Mike Riley's inaugural seasonHowever, it would be reasonable to discern that coupling the loss of Abdullah with essentially an entirely new coaching staff that hails from a conference with four of the top 15 passing attacks in college football would change the ratio of pass-to-run play calls.The Huskers built a tradition on the ground and are unlikely to shelve that approach in 2015, but having the potent wide-receiving trio of Westerkamp, sophomore De'Mornay Pierson-El and senior Jamal Turner will lead the coaches toward more of the passing side of the ball than last season.Averaging the last five seasons of Riley's tenure at Oregon State against Pelini's past five years at the helm of Nebraska, the team would see an increase in pass plays and a slight regression in rush plays.Nebraska has had just two 500-yard receivers and three 50-catch receivers in the last half-decade, but if Westerkamp stays healthy and improves alongside Armstrong, there's no reason why he can't eclipse the 500-yard and 50-catch thresholds and continue upward.KETV's Tyler White contributed to this article.
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Red Review is a recurring series that takes an analytical lens to Nebraska sports. Most recently, it assessed Nebraska's ability to flip the field last season. Ideas are always welcome, so sound off in the comment section below or Tweet at the contributors, Josh Planos (@JPlanos), and Tyler White (@white_tyler), on what sport you'd like to see covered and what element of the sport you think warrants a discussion.
Nebraska junior wide receiver Jordan Westerkamp is one of three players who will represent the Big Red at Big Ten Media Days July 30-31 in Chicago, it was announced last week.
Red Review: Offensive Line growth paramount for Huskers in 2015
Red Review: Huskers hope to stay near apex in ability to flip the field
KETV's 7 on 7: No. 7, Jordan Westerkamp
Westerkamp, a team captain and the only captain from the receiving corps, wasn't randomly selected, either: The Lombard, Illinois, product was the only Husker receiver outside of Kenny Bell -- who rewrote most of the school's all-time record book over the past four years, graduated and was selected in the fifth round of the 2015 NFL draft -- to tally more than 700 yards receiving last season. His five receiving touchdowns were second to Bell's six, but his 17-yards-per-catch average led the team, and he's the incumbent go-to receiver in 2015.
The 6-foot, 195-pound Westerkamp is a savvy playmaker with track-star speed who is ostensibly capable of catching anything thrown in his general vicinity. He's a smart route runner -- and perhaps smarter off the field, having been named to the Academic All-Big Ten team the past two seasons at Nebraska -- with footwork that rivals any receiver in the Big Ten: someone whom you can throw in the slot for a drive before sending him on a fly pattern.
He is a deep threat with speed, a slot receiver with hands.
READ: Huskers hope to stay near apex in ability to flip the field
For those who have forgotten, he pulled in a tipped 49-yard bomb thrown by Ron Kellogg III in his freshman season, a Hail Mary, game-winning grab that cemented his place in Husker folklore. Not to be outdone, last season he hauled in one of the more improbable catches in the history of college football in the team's season opener against Florida Atlantic, a behind-the-back, mind-bending grab while tightroping the sideline. It was named the play of the year in December's college football awards show. The top play in the sport happened three quarters into the first game of the season.
Peel back his highlight-reel propensity and you'll find a dependable receiver who the team trusts perhaps more than anyone in the red zone. According to NCAA Savant, Westerkamp's 65 targets last season were the second most on the team and comprised 19.35 percent of the team's total targets. In the red zone, though, he was targeted on 4.46 percent of team targets (15 total targets) -- more than any player on the roster.
His year-to-year progression is encouraging, and he saw an uptick in receptions, receiving yards, yards per reception, yards per game and touchdowns last season. It's worth noting that his most complete game of 2014 was against Michigan State, which finished No. 26 in pass defense, holding opponents to 196 yards per game in 2014. Westerkamp hauled in a career-high nine catches for 158 yards against the Spartans; just six players individually eclipsed the 100-yard mark against Sparty, and Westerkamp amassed the second most receiving yards of those select few.
What can people expect from Nebraska's passing game?
In short: It'll be more balanced. Entering last season, starting quarterback Tommy Armstrong Jr. had yet to eclipse 200 yards passing in a single game -- he reached the mark in 62 percent of the team's games in 2014 and threw for a career-high 381 yards and three touchdowns in the Holiday Bowl against USC. Armstrong, like any quarterback with experience, is developing his acumen in the pocket and with it will be entrusted to shoulder more of the load in his junior season under center.
In the final season of the Bo Pelini Era, 40.7 percent of Nebraska's offensive plays were passes, a percentage that ranked No. 12 in the Big Ten conference. Apply that percentage to a plays-per-10-drives metric, and 20.5 of the 50.4 offensive plays that Nebraska ran in 2014 would be passes, which ranks No. 11 in the Big Ten. It made sense strategically, too: Nebraska finished the season with a top-20 rushing attack that amassed 3,123 yards on the ground. Feeding the hot hand is a common adage in sports, and that hand perennially belonged to historically great running back/Doak Walker Award finalist/NFL second-round draft pick Ameer Abdullah last season.
READ: Questions entering Mike Riley's inaugural season
However, it would be reasonable to discern that coupling the loss of Abdullah with essentially an entirely new coaching staff that hails from a conference with four of the top 15 passing attacks in college football would change the ratio of pass-to-run play calls.
The Huskers built a tradition on the ground and are unlikely to shelve that approach in 2015, but having the potent wide-receiving trio of Westerkamp, sophomore De'Mornay Pierson-El and senior Jamal Turner will lead the coaches toward more of the passing side of the ball than last season.
Averaging the last five seasons of Riley's tenure at Oregon State against Pelini's past five years at the helm of Nebraska, the team would see an increase in pass plays and a slight regression in rush plays.
Nebraska has had just two 500-yard receivers and three 50-catch receivers in the last half-decade, but if Westerkamp stays healthy and improves alongside Armstrong, there's no reason why he can't eclipse the 500-yard and 50-catch thresholds and continue upward.
KETV's Tyler White contributed to this article.


Following rigorous and thorough self-analysis, coupled with the on-going support of the Local Authority and the London Diocesan Board of Schools, we continue to set measures and initiatives in place to better prepare our Year 6 pupils, no matter their starting points, for the challenges of the KS2 tests.
These strategies have shown impact with an overall improvement, especially in Greater Depth and Writing, bringing us closer in line with the national picture. The percentage of pupils achieving a high level of attainment (GDS) in all subjects show a consistent improvement from the previous year – proof of our school's continual effort to ensure the best possible outcomes for all.
We are extremely proud of the efforts of our Year 6 children and welcome the impact and progress shown by our recent results.
Well done to all our pupils for their hard work.


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Music From And Inspired By The Marches : All Songs Considered On this week's All Songs Considered: Musicians face personal challenges, political uncertainty, the state of humanity — and rally.
When Bob Boilen and I sat down to record this week's podcast, the Presidential inauguration and weekend marches were still fresh on our minds and the songs we ended up playing this week seem connected.
The first song we play comes from a pop singer based out of Los Angeles who goes by the name MILCK. Here's the video that went viral of MILCK performing her song "Quiet" a cappella with a group of other singers at the Women's March in Washington, D.C. On our show today we play the original studio version of "Quiet," a profoundly moving rallying cry for women's rights.
Another clearly connected track comes from Angel Olsen and her contribution to a project called Our First 100 Days: One Hundred Songs That Inspire Progress And Benefit A Cause For Change. Olsen didn't write her song "Fly On Your Wall" specifically for the project. But the song looks at what can happen when you let someone else control your life and for Angel Olsen, it felt like an appropriate fit.
We've also got new music from Jesca Hoop, who sings about self-empowerment and the importance of being in the moment; We called up singer Charlotte Day Wilson to talk about how her song "Work" took on new meaning following the the U.S. elections. She created a video based on her new perception of her song, a hypnotic homage to the queer community.
MILCK's debut single "Quiet" has not run the standard course in its rise to acclaim. Days ago, the unknown artist rehearsed her pop anthem with a group of singers across the country, who then took to the streets of D.C. to deliver an a cappella rendition at the Women's March On Washington — leading to the now-viral flash mob. "Quiet's" studio version is a magnificent echo of empowerment that slowly builds to a symphonic and irrepressible beast. Its message resonates instantly: "I can't keep quiet for anyone, anymore." Get it here.
While President Trump has made certain promises for his first hundred days in office, the musicians of this nation have already begun to deliver on their own. On the very first song delivered by the Our First 100 Days project, which aims to incite progress through music, Angel Olsen granted us "Fly On Your Wall." She follows her 2016 release, MY WOMAN, with lush arrangements surrounding lyrics about taking agency. It entreats us to "make an actual move," whatever that move may be.
On "Work," from Charlotte Day Wilson's solo EP, CDW, hymn-like self-harmonies glide through the crevices of its languid beat. Wilson directly channels soul music of decades past but also inhabits that same minimalist expanse occupied by so many of her contemporaries. The track's meaning, perhaps a reference to a specific relationship, gives it pertinence to our broader climate: These things may "take a bit of work," but it's usually worth it in striving towards a brighter tomorrow. Catch the video premiere on First Watch.
The title track of Jesca Hoop's sixth studio album unleashes a storm of "positive affirmations," both inward- and outward-facing. Upon listening, we are defenseless against the urge to stand up tall and brace ourselves under the weight of adversity. With "Memories are Now," we're pierced by Hoop's unfaltering voice, which soars overhead as the spare and sputtering bass groove struggles to keep apace. Largely recorded live to tape, this new record reveals the accessibility and candor of the artist's spirit.
On Clap Your Hands Say Yeah's newest venture, frontman Alec Ounsworth starts fresh, with new bandmates and an attitude that seems to rebut the positive vibes of his band's name. "Down (Is Where I Want to Be)" is a dance with demons, a masochistic revelry in feeling like garbage — when you're so low the floor may as well be the ceiling. The track advances from unease to a sneering, Devo-referencing ride straight to hell, one of several coy allusions to the melo-dramatists of rock & roll that litter The Tourist.
After two albums as vocalist for McGill University-spawned post-punk outfit Ought, Tim Darcy journeys back to the heartland for his upcoming solo debut, Saturday Night. He replaces his irony-tinged odes to self-expression with more earnest and searching tunes, and the yelps and hollers with more refined, Orbison-esque crooning. In its unexpected traditionalism, "Still Waking Up" bares yet another facet on one of today's promising young poets.
The past few years have positioned the versatile Father John Misty as a bearded soldier of today's evolving indie-sphere. The title cut of his upcoming release is an existential chamber epic, a pastiche of pop stylings and a wrestling match with myriad notions topical to today's world. With every project, Father John Misty seems to push further into mad genius territory, less a follower of trends than a shaper of them.
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#include "src/core/lib/iomgr/socket_mutator.h"

#include <grpc/impl/codegen/grpc_types.h>
#include <grpc/support/sync.h>
#include <grpc/support/useful.h>

void grpc_socket_mutator_init(grpc_socket_mutator *mutator,
                              const grpc_socket_mutator_vtable *vtable) {
  mutator->vtable = vtable;
  gpr_ref_init(&mutator->refcount, 1);
}

grpc_socket_mutator *grpc_socket_mutator_ref(grpc_socket_mutator *mutator) {
  gpr_ref(&mutator->refcount);
  return mutator;
}

bool grpc_socket_mutator_mutate_fd(grpc_socket_mutator *mutator, int fd) {
  return mutator->vtable->mutate_fd(fd, mutator);
}

int grpc_socket_mutator_compare(grpc_socket_mutator *a,
                                grpc_socket_mutator *b) {
  int c = GPR_ICMP(a, b);
  if (c != 0) {
    grpc_socket_mutator *sma = a;
    grpc_socket_mutator *smb = b;
    c = GPR_ICMP(sma->vtable, smb->vtable);
    if (c == 0) {
      c = sma->vtable->compare(sma, smb);
    }
  }
  return c;
}

void grpc_socket_mutator_unref(grpc_socket_mutator *mutator) {
  if (gpr_unref(&mutator->refcount)) {
    mutator->vtable->destory(mutator);
  }
}

static void *socket_mutator_arg_copy(void *p) {
  return grpc_socket_mutator_ref(p);
}

static void socket_mutator_arg_destroy(void *p) {
  grpc_socket_mutator_unref(p);
}

static int socket_mutator_cmp(void *a, void *b) {
  return grpc_socket_mutator_compare((grpc_socket_mutator *)a,
                                     (grpc_socket_mutator *)b);
}

static const grpc_arg_pointer_vtable socket_mutator_arg_vtable = {
    socket_mutator_arg_copy, socket_mutator_arg_destroy, socket_mutator_cmp};

grpc_arg grpc_socket_mutator_to_arg(grpc_socket_mutator *mutator) {
  grpc_arg arg;
  arg.type = GRPC_ARG_POINTER;
  arg.key = GRPC_ARG_SOCKET_MUTATOR;
  arg.value.pointer.vtable = &socket_mutator_arg_vtable;
  arg.value.pointer.p = mutator;
  return arg;
}


At any given time in the Stray Dog area of the Santa Fe shelter, there are plenty of pit bulls. Today is no exception. Against the back wall in the middle block, a well-fed male-female pair with matching leather collars peer at me from behind bars. They were found roaming the streets together, and indeed it makes sense to house them in the same kennel. They are clearly bonded to each other, and judging from the calmness in their eyes, an older couple.
Their next door neighbor is another pit, a puppy, with enough energy for all three dogs. He knows "sit"–even managed to hold still and do so for a moment while I took his picture. Which leads me to believe he was (is?) somebody's pet. For the life of me, I don't understand how any companion animal spends more than a few hours as a stray. Where are the owners? Isn't the local shelter the first place you'd call if your dog was missing?
And no, the fact that they're pit bulls has nothing to do with the story. There are Labs, Chihuahuas, shepherds, mixed breeds of all flavors, and even a pug in the stray building today. I just feel awful that the pits will spend more time here, waiting a lot longer to get adopted, and it's by no means their fault.
Stories such as this upset me to the core. With as many rescues out here and loving and doting animal lovers over the world my mind can't understand why this is such a huge problem. I am aware of life and the circumstances that come along with it however, reading, hearing and seeing it firsthand still breaks my heart. These animals want to be love and give love yet many of them are forced to live and die in overcrowded shelters. As I have mentioned before it wasn't until I became a pet owner as an adult did I realize the magnitude of the problem. So many cases, not enough spaces, not enough money and many innocent lives lost. What bothers me the most are how pit bulls are labeled, misunderstood and MISREPRESENTED in every aspect and because of this they're the ones that are lost in the system. It's not their fault they were born a pit bull, it wasn't a choice of theirs yet they are banned, discriminated against and flat out hated because of a few knuckleheads. Whatever happened to punishing those that do wrong and being a voice for those that don't have a voice or better yet what happened to not judging a book by its cover? Thank you to Stubbydog, all rescue organizations, volunteers and responsible pet owners!


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The latest photos from Radhadesh, its surroundings, the castle, area, its residents and various events and festivals.
The most recent photos of the altar, Srila Prabhupada, Sri Sri Gaura-Nitai, Sri Sri Radha-Gopinatha and Jagannatha, Baladeva and Subhadra. You also can find these and older photos on our Flickr page.
You can view all darshan photos on our Flickr Page.


Inscription on reverse of frame reads 'Felicity. To remind you of "Sickert". Lillian. 1960.' In 20th century gilt frame, double mounted and glazed. Plaster on frame chipped at corners and frame dented bottom edge. Inside edges of mounts discoloured. Paper of etching lightly faded, light foxing in lower half of picture, tear along top edge (1 cm), and two old (original?) punch holes lower right. Not examined outside of frame.


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Robert C. Hahn III
Spokane, WA Bankruptcy Lawyer with 22 years experience
(509) 921-9500	2906 N. Argonne
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Animal, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Gonzaga University School of Law
The law firm of Robert C Hahn is one of the top law firms in the Spokane area. We genuinely care about our clients and are willing to go the extra mile. Because of this outstanding service, Robert has been recognized as one of Spokane's Top Lawyers from 2011-2017 by Spokane-Coeur d'Alene Living Magazine.
We are a full-service law firm that provides a range of quality legal services with a particular emphasis in bankruptcy and personal injury. Robert is a highly rated and skilled attorney with over 20 years of experience. As a lawyer in private practice, Robert has represented...
Jeremy Scott Hyndman
Spokane, WA Bankruptcy Attorney with 12 years experience
(800) 487-4660	Liberty Building Suite 200-A
Bankruptcy, Real Estate, Securities and Stockbroker Fraud
Emory University School of Law
My practice focuses on estate planning and helping investors recover losses caused by unethical or incompetent financial advisers. I am the managing attorney at Basalt Legal PLLC, a law firm nestled in Washington wine country but serving clients throughout Washington State and California.
Barry W. Davidson
(509) 624-4600	601 West Riverside Avenue
Free ConsultationBankruptcy
Mr. Davidson represents financially distressed individuals and businesses in bankruptcy proceedings, including complex Chapter 11 reorganizations. Barry also serves as a state court receiver, and represents other parties that serve as a receiver. Mr. Davidson has additional significant experience representing commercial borrowers and guarantors in the negotiation of loan restructurings and workouts. Although a Chapter 11 bankruptcy attorney at heart, Barry's practice is focused on resolving troubled debt outside of court whenever possible. If a restructuring can't be accomplished in the best interests of the borrower or guarantor, Mr. Davidson has the experience and background to go the distance...
Shane P. Coleman
(509) 535-6266	3021 South Regal, Ste. 101
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Collections, Estate Planning and Probate
University of Washington School of Law and Gonzaga University School of Law
Attorney Shane P. Coleman (Shane) was born in St. Paul, Minnesota and was raised in Salt Lake City, Utah. He began his legal career as an in-house attorney for first an insurance company and then with a national mortgage servicer where he managed and negotiated claims, lawsuits, bankruptcy and adversarial matters covering all aspects of consumer lending law and managed litigation for the company. Shane relocated to Spokane, Washington to accept an attorney position with the oldest law firm in Washington and the largest in Eastern Washington. His practice built upon his experience in consumer lending...
Casey A Quiroga
Spokane Valley, WA Bankruptcy Lawyer with 12 years experience
(509) 927-3840	505 N. Argonne Rd., Ste B-109
Bankruptcy and Immigration
Michael J. Paukert
(509) 232-7760	522 W. Riverside Avenue
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Business and Collections
Mr. Brett Thomas Sullivan
(509) 927-7200	201 W Francis Ave
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Business, Estate Planning and Real Estate
I enjoy working with clients to provide a clear road map to their success, whether in business, real estate transactions or the development of an effective estate plan. Working as an in-house lawyer for small businesses has provided me with direct and first-hand knowledge of the work and drive necessary to make a small business succeed and the challenges that small business owners experience, as well as the issues that small business owners face with regard to succession planning for the transition of ownership. I approach client representation with the same drive. I enjoy an active family life with...
Steven Schneider
(509) 838-4458	621 W Mallon Ave Ste 505
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Foreclosure Defense
Steven Schneider's practice includes business and commercial litigation, probates and wills, real property law and transactions, evictions, and business and personal bankruptcy cases representing debtors and creditors. Mr. Schneider is licensed to practice in Washington and Idaho state courts and in Federal District and Bankruptcy Courts.
Elizabeth Marie Mcbride
(509) 838-0435	28 W Indiana Avenue
Suite G
Bankruptcy and Construction
Elizabeth M. McBride . I use the name Lisa McBride in all but the most formal situations. I graduated from Gonzaga Law School in 1985 and immediately went into private practice focusing on Bankruptcy Law. I provide services under Chapters 7, 13 and 11 for consumers and businesses. I work to provide a quality service with a positive result.
Dustin Douglass Deissner
(509) 822-6763	1707 W Broadway Ave
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Personal Injury and Social Security Disability
Dusty was born in Spokane Washington, went to North Central High, then the Gonzaga for college and law school in 1980 He worked as a law clerk at the Washington Court of Appeals,was associated with Holme, Roberts & Owen in Denver, then with Bob Anderson, Carl Maxey, Bob Henderson and finally Russ Van Camp in Spokane. He has been running his own firm for 8 years now doing primarily Social Security and Personal Injury law.
Robb Grangroth
(509) 444-1188	3021 S Regal St
Bankruptcy, Business, Employment and Estate Planning
Jeremy Davidson
(509) 944-6191	601 West Riverside Avenue, Suite 1550
Free ConsultationBankruptcy and Foreclosure Defense
I am a compassionate advocate for my clients, and I take pride in being able to offer individualized service to those facing financial difficulties.
Leslie Loukkola Kaufman
(509) 326-7509	608 W 2nd Ave, Suite 201
Lisa Jill Dickinson
(509) 326-0636	1320 N Atlantic St Ste B
Bankruptcy and Business
University of Washington School of Law
Kristina Ralls
Spokane, WA Bankruptcy Attorney with 8 years experience
(509) 326-6593	1020 N. Washington
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Family
Ellen Hendrick
(509) 456-6036	1403 W Broadway
Bankruptcy, Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Criminal Defense
Drew Dalton
Spokane Valley, WA Bankruptcy Attorney
(509) 924-2400	320 S. Sullivan Rd
Mark David Nusz
Mukilteo, WA Bankruptcy Attorney with 3 years experience
(877) 878-2952	700 3rd Street
Mukilteo, WA 98275
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Business, Estate Planning and Tax
University of Washington School of Law and Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, Arizona State University
Attorney Mark D. Nusz works hard to resolve your toughest problems - the ones that keep you awake at night. He strives to set the foundation for clients to prepare for a secure and successful future while clearing away the problems from the past. Whether it is reduction of debt, major tax issues with the IRS , or structuring an effective estate plan, he will sit down with you one-on-one and help you figure a way to achieve an excellent outcome.
A graduate of the University of Washington's Tax Law LL.M program, Mr. Nusz has extensively studied...
Gordon Charles Webb
Seattle-Bellevue, WA Bankruptcy Attorney with 26 years experience
(877) 800-1007	225 106th Avenue NE
Seattle-Bellevue, WA 98004
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Insurance Claims, Maritime and Personal Injury
Tulane University School of Law and University of Idaho College of Law
Gordon Charles Webb is recognized by the American Society of Legal Advocates as one of the top 100 Litigation lawyers in the State of Washington. He is also one of the principal founding members of Seattle Maritime Attorneys and Webb Law Firm, a specialized firm with offices in Bellevue and Seattle. Gordon is licensed to practice in all State and Federal Courts of the State of Washington. He holds a Master's Degree in Maritime Law from Tulane University Law School, and has represented hundreds of clients in personal injury, wage claims, bankruptcy claims and other matters involving...
Darcel Lobo
Normandy Park, WA Bankruptcy Attorney with 10 years experience
(206) 408-8158	19803 1st Avenue S.
Normandy Park, WA 98148
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Estate Planning and Real Estate
Darcel Lobo has served Normandy Park and the surrounding area's legal needs since 2009. After working with other firms, she founded to better serve her clients. Darcel was born and raised in the area and is a graduate of Seattle University and Seattle University School of Law. She is admitted to practice in Washington, as well as in the United States District Court for the Western District of Washington.
Darcel prides herself on her legal work, bringing practical solutions to real-life issues and helping clients plan for their financial future. She provides legal guidance in real estate matters and bankruptcy as...
Timothy John Carlson
Yakima, WA Bankruptcy Attorney with 40 years experience
(509) 834-6611	230 S 2nd St
Bankruptcy, Business, IP and Tax
Substantial experience in Federal Court Litigation.Practice Areas	Commercial Litigation(25%); Agricultural Law(20%); Real Estate; Estate Planning; Chapter 11(20%); Intellectual Property Litigation (Patent, Copyright, Trade Secrets)(15%); Environmental Litigation and Compliance(15%); Bankruptcy Law(5%)
Jonathan P. McQuade
Bankruptcy, Business and IP
Jonathan is a trial and appellate attorney specializing in contract and trademark disputes, commercial claims, and bankruptcy adversary litigation. Jonathan regularly litigates matters in King and Snohomish County, and has successfully argued before the Court of Appeals and Washington Supreme Court. In addition to litigation, Jonathan represents creditors and debtors in Chapter 7, 11, or 13 bankruptcy filings, and assists businesses and their owners with workouts and other complex dissolution issues.
Super Lawyers named Jonathan a Rising Star each year from 2013 through 2016. Before joining the firm in 2015, Jonathan led the insolvency groups at Aiken,...
Jacob DeGraaff
Seattle, WA Bankruptcy Lawyer with 15 years experience
(206) 330-0595	1833 N. 105th St.
A native of Lynden in Whatcom County, I have spent my career representing ordinary citizens, small business owners, and consumers in Washington in bankruptcy and civil cases. My primary focus is Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases involving rental properties, developers, and small business, although I am experienced in many areas of debt and consumer law. I am a 2001 graduate of Western Washington University in Bellingham, and received my law degree from Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego in 2005. Prior to cofounding Henry DeGraaff & McCormick, I worked in general practice at Libey, Enley, Esser & Nelson...
Edward James Barton
Bothell, WA Bankruptcy Attorney with 4 years experience
(425) 577-7282	18932 28th Dr SE
Free ConsultationBankruptcy and Tax
Northwestern California University
Ed brings more than 25 years of turnaround management, financial and executive management experience to bear for his clients, and has managed a broad range of financial roles — from leading and managing accounting and finance teams, tax consulting, audit preparation, management and design, bookkeeping and tax preparation, risk management, underwriting and modeling functions of a large consumer credit debt buyer to equity structured finance commitments, as well as overseeing multiple audits for PCI DSS compliance and SAS 70 certification.
Ed worked with small and mid-sized businesses, providing consulting on tax planning, financial operations and transactions structuring with CFO Selections in...
Brittany Cline
Poulsbo, WA Bankruptcy Attorney with 9 years experience
(360) 850-1049	17791 Fjord Drive NE
Ms. Cline has been serving clients on the Kitsap Penninsula since 2010. She has provided compassionate legal advice and service to individuals struggling financially through her bankruptcy and distressed real estate practice. Additionally, Ms. Cline enjoys a diverse practice including estate planning, business transactions, real estate and contract law.
Erin Bradley McAleer
Vancouver, WA Bankruptcy Lawyer with 10 years experience
(360) 334-6277	2418 Main Street
Free ConsultationBankruptcy and Criminal Defense
Western Michigan University Cooley Law School and Western Michigan University Cooley Law School
Attorney McAleer has primarily devoted his practice to criminal defense with a focus on defending those accused of sex crimes and other major felony crimes. Attorney McAleer's approach to these cases and attention to detail has earned him a local, state and national reputation which was achieved by passionately representing hundreds of clients charged with essentially every type of criminal offense.
Ryan Hackett
Vancouver, WA Bankruptcy Attorney with 15 years experience
(360) 213-2722	4400 NE 77th Ave, Ste #275
University of Oregon School of Law
Ryan practices exclusively in the area of consumer bankruptcy. Ryan has represented thousands of debtors in bankruptcy matters in Oregon and SW Washington. Ryan handles chapter 7 and chapter 13 bankruptcy cases.
Lisa S Tse
Bellevue, WA Bankruptcy Lawyer with 8 years experience
(425) 559-0636	40 Lake Bellevue Drive Suite 100
My name is Lisa S. Tse and I was born and raised in Moses Lake, WA. I moved to Bellevue, WA for high school and attended the University of Washington at Seattle, WA. I went to Washburn University School of Law in Topeka, KS. This was the same alma mater that my father went to as an undergraduate. My father was an art professor at the local community college for 30 plus years. Growing up in a small town, living in a growing mid-size town, and then moving to the midwest, I have seen how Americans live and lead their...
Susan Skelton
Everett, WA Bankruptcy Lawyer with 17 years experience
(360) 822-7224	1812 Hewett Ave #210
Bankruptcy, Collections, Estate Planning and Foreclosure Defense
Saint Louis University School of Law
Susan E. Skelton
"A Lawyer you can talk to."
Practicing Law in Everett and Snohomish, WA
I graduated law school in 2003 in St. Louis, MO and opened my own firm, where I focused on personal bankruptcy (Chapters 7 and 13), debtor defense/consumer law, and estate planning, including wills, trusts, durable power of attorneys and probate matters. I had a very successful law firm for over 10 years in St. Louis, prior to moving to Washington.
My family and I moved to Snohomish in September 2013. For several years, I stayed at home with my young children and was extremely active in non-profit work...
David A. Kubat
(888) 545-8394	2634 Thorndyke Avenue W. #201
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Business and Personal Injury
Tulane University School of Law and Willamette University College of Law
I have been practicing bankruptcy and personal injury law in Seattle for over 31 years. I have helped over 5000 individuals get debt free or receive fair compensation for their personal injuries.
Aaron Nielson
Redmond, WA Bankruptcy Lawyer with 16 years experience
(425) 533-4476	8201 - 164th Ave NE # 200
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Foreclosure Defense
Oklahoma City University School of Law
Before he began his career as a criminal defense lawyer, Aaron served as a criminal prosecutor for 5 years. Aaron has handled thousands of cases and more than 200 trials before a judge or jury. He has trained prosecutors and police officers on wide range of issues. As Aaron transitioned from working as a prosecutor to private practice, Judges that he had previously appeared before asked him to represent certain clients as a public defender. Aaron continues to take on new clients that are facing all types of criminal charges. With the economy being hard on everyone, Aaron started handling bankruptcy...
Richard Symmes
Seattle, WA Bankruptcy Attorney with 11 years experience
(206) 682-7975	1001 4th Ave., Suite 3200
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Estate Planning, Foreclosure Defense and Real Estate
University of Washington School of Law and The University of Denver Sturm College of Law
Richard J. Symmes, Esq. is a Seattle native and the managing attorney at Symmes Law Group, PLLC. Mr. Symmes currently focuses his practice on bankruptcy and debt settlement matters and is an experienced bankruptcy advocate, having filed and prepared hundreds of bankruptcy petitions prior to starting his own firm. Mr. Symmes is also well versed in business, trademark, and sports and entertainment matters. Prior to forming Symmes Law Group, PLLC Mr. Symmes was an associate attorney at two respected law firms in Denver, Colorado where his practice primarily involved bankruptcy, business and insurance defense. While in law school Mr. Symmes...
Edgar Hall
(206) 535-2559	1721 Hewitt Ave Suite 412
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Collections, Consumer and Foreclosure Defense
My practice is focused is focused on resolving debt issues, protecting assets, and litigation regarding the same for individuals and small to mid size businesses. Prior to founding Washington Debt Law, PLLC, I worked at one of the largest creditor side law firms, representing financial institutions in bankruptcy, eviction, foreclosure, and litigation matters.
Having both creditor and debtor side experience brings a nuanced approach in dealing with creditors as I am familiar with their tactics, budgets, resources, and how best to find an effective approach. Our major solutions focus on litigation, settlement, bankruptcy, and out of court...
Steven Marlow Palmer
Lynnwood, WA Bankruptcy Attorney with 10 years experience
(425) 409-2745	3400 188th St SW
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Consumer, Estate Planning and Real Estate
I primarily practice bankruptcy and real estate law and have represented both debtors and creditors over the last 9 years. My practice has also included mediations, foreclosure defense and prosecution, and negotiating loss mitigation options for clients. I am admitted to practice in Washington, Ohio, and the Northern and Southern Districts of Indiana.
On the personal side, I graduated with a degree in geology and worked in a limestone quarry as an on-site geologist for a summer. After that, I moved to Japan where I taught English, wrote English textbooks and helped to manage an English school for 4.5 years.
Brian Louis McCormick
(206) 330-0595	1833 N 105th St, Ste. 200
Having worked as an attorney in the Puget Sound region for the past twelve years, Brian McCormick has spent his career working with a wide range of clients. Brian spent the early years of his career defending citizens in criminal matters. After moving into private practice, he focused on assisting individuals and small businesses achieve their business objectives. Brian is a 1997 graduate of the University of Washington, and received his law degree from Seattle University School of Law in Seattle in 2000. Prior to cofounding Henry, DeGraaff & McCormick, P.S., Brian worked as General Counsel and Director of business strategies...
Kenneth Berger
Monroe, WA Bankruptcy Attorney with 25 years experience
(360) 794-6083	148 Woods St
Bankruptcy, Business, Divorce and Estate Planning
Mr. Kenneth A. Berger has a wide range of legal talents. He enjoys tough courtroom litigation. He also attempts to problem solve potential legal problems before they become more extensive. Mr. Berger has a Juris Doctor degree from Nova Southeastern University. He is a member of the Washington State Bar Association, and the Snohomish County Bar Association. Mr. Berger is also licensed to practice in Western Washington and Eastern Washington District Courts. He has practiced law in Washington State since 1995. You may have also seen Mr. Berger's name in another context. He has been active as a local governmental official....
Paul Richmond
Bellingham, WA Bankruptcy Lawyer with 17 years experience
(360) 392-3911	114 W. Magnolia, Suite 434
Bankruptcy, Consumer, Divorce and Foreclosure Defense
I will work with you to get the best result possible for your situation. I begin all my work with an intake which I do at reduced rate to assess your situation. I start by seeing what you would like to resolve and work to bring a result as close to this as possible. I am a creative, out of the box thinker and am often able to obtain the solution my clients are looking for quickly and simply. I have worked on smaller simpler cases, as well as those that impact policy on local, state and federal levels. While...
Jason S. Newcombe
(844) 925-2943	10700 Meridian Ave N
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Consumer, Criminal Defense and Foreclosure Defense
We are a dedicated team of legal professionals who are here to help you in your time of need and crisis. Our Washington State lawyers have the resources, the knowledge, and the experience to assist you with your legal matter in our practice areas.
Christopher Mulvaney
Bellevue, WA Bankruptcy Attorney with 16 years experience
(425) 649-1190	14205 SE 36th St Ste 100
Free ConsultationBankruptcy and Estate Planning
Christopher S. Mulvaney, owner of MULVANEY LAW OFFICES, PLLC since 2008, is a proud graduate of Gonzaga University School of Law (Cum Laude - 2002). Mr. Mulvaney was admitted to the Washington State Bar (#33595) in 2003. Mr. Mulvaney is a member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys. MULVANEY LAW OFFICES, PLLC is a debtor bankruptcy and estate planning law firm.
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Preheat the oven to 375 degrees . Line each terra-cotta pot with foil and brush with olive oil. Cut the pizza dough in half. Roll up each half and stuff into the prepared pots. Brush the tops with olive oil, then sprinkle with salt, pepper and the rosemary. Bake until browned, about 35 minutes.


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#ifndef TENSORFLOW_COMPILER_JIT_DEVICE_COMPILATION_PROFILER_H_
#define TENSORFLOW_COMPILER_JIT_DEVICE_COMPILATION_PROFILER_H_

#include <cstdint>
#include <string>

#include "tensorflow/compiler/jit/xla_compile_util.h"
#include "tensorflow/core/framework/attr_value.pb.h"

namespace tensorflow {

// Tracks statistics for device compilation and uses these to determine whether
// the given cluster should be compiled or not.
class DeviceCompilationProfiler : public ResourceBase {
 public:
  DeviceCompilationProfiler() = default;

  struct ClusterCompileStats {
    // Number of times the cluster has been (re-)compiled.
    int64_t compile_count = 0;

    // The number of times this cluster has been executed.
    int64_t execution_count = 0;

    // Cumulative time spent compiling the cluster.
    int64_t cumulative_compile_time_us = 0;

    // True if we have decided that this cluster is too dynamic (i.e. its shapes
    // change too frequently) to profitably JIT compile.  Once a cluster is
    // tagged megamorphic, it stays megamorphic forever.
    bool is_megamorphic = false;

    std::string DebugString() const {
      return absl::StrCat(
          "DeviceCompilationProfiler::ClusterCompileStats {compile_count=",
          compile_count, ", execution_count=", execution_count,
          ", cumulative_compile_time_us=", cumulative_compile_time_us,
          ", is_megamorphic=", is_megamorphic, "}");
    }
  };

  // Returns the compilation statistics for the given cluster.
  StatusOr<ClusterCompileStats> GetCompileStats(
      const NameAttrList& function) const;

  // Determines whether the cluster should be compiled. Creates and inserts an
  // entry into stats (also calls `RegisterExecution`) for `function` if it
  // doesn't already exist.
  bool ShouldCompileCluster(const NameAttrList& function,
                            DeviceCompileMode compile_mode,
                            int64_t current_request_count);

  // Registers a cluster execution. Increments the execution count for the given
  // cluster and also determines whether the cluster has gone megamorphic (and
  // sets the megamorphic bit accordingly).
  void RegisterExecution(const NameAttrList& function);

  // Registers a cluster compilation. Increments the compilation count and
  // accumulates the compile time for the given cluster. Also broadcasts an
  // XlaJitCompilationActivity.
  Status RegisterCompilation(const NameAttrList& function,
                             int64_t compile_time_us,
                             bool used_persistent_cache);

  void IncrementOngoingAsyncCompilations();
  void DecrementOngoingAsyncCompilations();
  int64_t GetNumOngoingAsyncCompilations() const;
  std::string DebugString() const override;

 private:
  mutable mutex cluster_compile_stats_mu_;

  // Maps cluster names to compilation statistics for said cluster.
  absl::flat_hash_map<std::string, ClusterCompileStats> cluster_compile_stats_
      TF_GUARDED_BY(cluster_compile_stats_mu_);

  struct AsyncCompilationState {
    mutable mutex async_compilation_state_mu;

    // Number of ongoing compilations.
    int64_t num_ongoing_compilations TF_GUARDED_BY(async_compilation_state_mu) =
        0;
  } async_compilation_state_;

  TF_DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(DeviceCompilationProfiler);
};

}  // namespace tensorflow

#endif  // TENSORFLOW_COMPILER_JIT_DEVICE_COMPILATION_PROFILER_H_