The Cleveland Clinic Children's Pediatric Pain Rehabilitation Program offers pain care services for children and adolescents with chronic pain and related functional impairment. Our core service is a 3-week interdisciplinary pain rehabilitation program providing inpatient and day hospital care for a variety of chronic pain conditions. The primary goals of this program are to help children manage their pain effectively and to restore daily activity.During their first two weeks, patients engage in a broad range of therapy, behavioral health, and physiatry services as inpatients. In the third week, patients obtain these services as day hospital patients.
All patients receive classroom services, and a school re-entry meeting is scheduled prior to discharge. In addition to the inpatient/day hospital program, we offer a multidisciplinary pain assessment clinic; individual and group PT, OT, psychological, and physiatry services; coordinated outpatient therapies; and a day treatment program. Our program maintains a patient registry, and annual outcomes reveal improved functioning, pain reduction, and less health care-utilization. Satisfaction data are reviewed regularly and guide quality improvement initiatives. The Pediatric Pain Rehabilitation Program offers training to fellows and residents in a variety of medical subspecialties and students in physical, occupational, and recreation therapies. A 2-year postdoctoral fellowship in pediatric pain psychology is offered.
Our research efforts, which have been externally-funded, have resulted in multiple publications as well as presentations and posters at national and regional meetings. Program staff have participated in Cleveland Clinic pain-related programming, provided training to multispecialty caregivers, given grand rounds and continuing education presentations at local and regional hospitals, and participate actively in professional pain societies. Our program is the only CARF-accredited interdisciplinary pain rehabilitation program dedicated to children and adolescents. We give particular attention to our program's culture and core values, including acting as a unit, communication, planfulness, problem-solving, learning/growth, and fun.
The journey of implementing a biopsychosocial and evidence-based model of care was faced with challenges as we transformed the culture and philosophy of care not only within the Pain Management Center, but throughout the medical center.
The program started as a low-opioids reliance model since its inception in 2004. Through the years, the whole medical center, which cares for over 100,000 veterans, embraced that philosophy. Clinical and behavioral services are offered in a multi-disciplinary fashion by physicians, psychologists, and other allied health care professionals who promote physical rehabilitation and self-management as the mission of our center. Interventional procedures, pharmacologic modalities, psychological interventions, and complementary/alternative medicine are used to facilitate rehabilitation and healthy lifestyles.
Our program follows a 3-level stepped-care model. At Level-I: Patients are managed by primary care providers (PCPs) with pain management training. Through advanced video-teleconferencing, our SCAN-ECHO (Specialty Care Access Network-Extension for Community Health Care Outcomes) team leads weekly training sessions (case-discussion and didactics) with PCP champions. Time is protected for these champions to attend these weekly 90 minute sessions for at least a year. At Level-II, patients are referred to our outpatient clinics where they can be seen by specialists in pain medicine, pain psychology, and other allied professionals. Level-III is the Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) where more complex patients are referred. In the IOP, patients are enrolled in a 12-week, 1-day/week rehabilitation program that features psychological interventions, aquatic therapy, group exercise, occupational therapy, and dietary and vocational rehabilitation.
Innovation in health care delivery has been at the core of our mission. The Tele-medicine clinics see around 2000 patients yearly, allowing them to receive pain care in facilities close to their homes. Since 2011, our Center has received over $8 million in monetary grant support to fund its innovative initiatives such as SCAN ECHO and Tele-Medicine.
The Valley Anesthesiology Consultants (VAC)/Phoenix Children's Hospital (PCH) Pain Medicine Program is the only comprehensive, multidisciplinary acute and chronic pain medicine program for children in the Southwest. VAC physicians started the program in 2003, and over the years a unique relationship developed between VAC and PCH, which has resulted in a program that minimizes and distributes costs and maximizes services provided. By emulating our innovative organizational model, community hospitals with limited resources can offer better multidisciplinary and multimodal care to the many children who lack access to large academic pain programs, contributing to the fulfillment of the APS stated vision of "a world where pain prevention and relief are available to all people." Despite being a private practice based program we have enjoyed success beyond just the clinical realm. We are one of the exclusive participating sites in the Pediatric Pain Research Consortium (PRN-Pain) of ACTTION. We have multiple ongoing research projects, including multicenter studies, regularly present our work at national meetings, have recent publications in peer-reviewed journals, and have created innovative, collaborative programs such as our Opioid Prescribing Program designed to help promote responsible opioid prescribing and reduce prescription drug abuse. We have regular student and physician rotators from PCH, the University of Arizona, Arizona State University, and the Mayo Clinic, and conduct monthly resident lectures. Some of the CCOE reviewer comments include the following: "The practice offers an impressive number of services in a coordinated fashion. This is especially impressive given they are a private practice." "Especially for a private practice, this program clearly invests in multidisciplinary and multimodal care as a priority, including a well-balanced staffing model that supports their organizational model that emphasizes these important principles." "Truly outstanding application; perhaps the strongest I've ever scored."
The Pain Management Center at Brigham and Women's Hospital is dedicated to improving access for patients who suffer from pain by providing interdisciplinary care with innovative new programs. The Center has initiated new programs in pelvic pain therapy, addiction disorders, oncology-palliative care, and established a state-of-the-art Spine Center. Other noteworthy recent initiatives include an enhanced role for our certified pain management nurses with development of system-wide care coordination of complex patients with pharmacists and primary care practices.
The Center continues to engage in local, national, and international efforts to promote access to quality pain management services. Our staff have taken leadership roles in national pain societies and have participated in policy decision making at the state and national level. Recently, we have fostered an affiliation with Kuwait to study the epidemiology of pain. We have developed new methods of patient assessment using an electronic PainCAS program and a smartphone pain application. This has allowed us to collect customized outcome measures and implement improved systems for communicating with and monitoring our patients.
Staff of the Pain Management Center are committed to improving knowledge of pain medicine in the community. We actively collaborate with other practices in our health system, have been leaders in developing an educational pain medicine review DVD for primary care providers, and have taught courses on pain research, education, and policy. In addition, our Center trains 10 fellows and 30 residents each year and recently received the Fellowship Excellence Award for the best training program in pain medicine in the country. We also continue to be active in research by producing more than 20 manuscripts per year and obtaining substantial grant support. Our Center's staff has collaborated with other academic programs in several multicenter trials evaluating outcomes of pain treatment and gaining a better understanding of pain mechanisms.
The UC Davis Center for Pain Medicine is dedicated to comprehensive and collaborative patient care, excellence in education, innovative research, patient advocacy, and improving public policy. The Center has a long track record of integrating these broad elements for the greatest benefit of our patients, of our training clinicians, and of the greater global community.
The Center provides seamless evidence-based medical, surgical, psychiatric, psychological, social and alternative care directly within the many facets of its comprehensive programs. Its broad-based approach to treating the community's most difficult cases of acute, cancer-related, and chronic pain in adults and children is due largely to the inter-professional team whose members are intentionally diverse in their training and perspectives. The Center was one of the earliest to incorporate clinicians from all disciplines and professions.
Engaging in education is a pillar of the program, which includes education for all clinicians across all health professions. Clinicians within the Center are renowned educators and investigators who impact the training of the next-generation of pain care providers across all health professions including pain medicine physicians, primary care, and other specialty clinicians, nurses, nurse-practitioners, physician assistants, psychologists, social workers, as well as patients.


A new study published in the British Journal of Nutrition focused on the benefits of n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids, otherwise known as Omega-3 fatty acids, and 17 beta-oestradiol, an estrogen hormone, in relation to treating osteoporosis. Researchers at Hanyang University and Sungshin Women's University found that Omega-3 fatty acids and estrogen prove effective in treating osteoporosis in conjunction.
Osteoporosis, a disease associated with bone loss, primarily affects postmenopausal women. Postmenopausal women are most at risk to develop osteoporosis due to estrogen deficiency. Specifically, a deficiency in estrogen increases the formation of osteoclasts, which are cells that break down and reabsorb bone into the body. Like estrogen, Omega-3 fatty acids also reduce the resorption of bone tissue by osteoclasts.
A new study conducted at Hanyang University and Sungshin Women's University, and published in the British Journal of Nutrition, focused on the possible benefits of Omega-3 fatty acids and estrogen on bone health. Oestrogen used in this study was in the form of 17 beta-oestradiol. The researchers studied rats that had had their ovaries surgically removed. Sixty rats in total were studied. The rats were divided into three groups based on the amount of Omega-3 fatty acids as a percentage of diet: zero, one and two percent. These three groups were each further split into two. Half of each group either received injections of 17 beta-oestradiol or maize oil, the control.
The researchers found that Omega-3 fatty acids and the estrogen hormone suppressed the bone resorbing osteoclasts. Further, they found that Omega-3 fatty acids and the estrogen hormone worked best in combination. This all happened regardless of any weight fluctuations in the rats. Not only did the rats have reduced bone resorption, they also experienced up-regulation of a transcription factor that drives bone formation. The study has shown that an increase in dietary Omega-3 fatty acids along with supplementary estrogen is effective in protecting bone tissue. Further clinical trials are required to determine whether this is more effective in women that receive hormone therapy than those that do not.


Located at Southwick's Zoo, Galliford's Restaurant & Tavern brings upscale New England fare in a cozy, rustic setting to Mendon, MA.
Galliford's Restaurant & Tavern is named in honor of Robert Galliford Brewer. Robert Brewer was the patriarch of the Brewer family, and without his guidance, Southwick's Zoo would not be the popular New England attraction it is today. His family felt naming the restaurant in his honor was a fitting tribute to his legacy.


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Q: Ms Access 2010 FE application run via bat file BUT lock file *.laccdb remains open First off I seached for this topic on previous questions and on the web but cannot find any that is giving or suggesting me the solution.
I'm NOT new to access and this really drives me crazy.
I have an Access 2010 frontend accdb file that is used as below:

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*The FE Analyzer.accdb is located in the Company Server#1 in a shared folder

*On the Company Server#2 a .bat file was created that is scheduled to run every night, and the .bat lauches the Access FE file with Access Runtime (no full MS access on the server) with the usual command:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14\MSACCESS.EXE" "\\192.168.1.5\SharedFolder\Analyzer.accdb
"C:" drive above is the one of CompanyServer#2, the IP address 192.168.1.5 is the Server#1.

*When the access file is run, a startup form opens, in the Load event of the form, a subroutine is called that does a bunch of calculations  and writes into sql server. After calling the main subroutine, Access application is closed, like this:
Private Sub Form_Load()
    Call Init
    Application.Quit
End Sub

*The schedule works perfectly every night, the Access file accdb does what it's expected to, no MSACCESS.EXE remains in the task manager - ok so far, BUT the *.laccdb lock file remains in the shared folder!

*When, from my client PC I access the shared folder, I can manually delete the lock file without any problems.

*As a work-around, in the .BAT file I had written a first line that removes the lock file before running the .accdb file again.

*BUT now that's annoying again, because I set auto-compact on close, and it doesn't work, I think because the Access accdb file is not closed properly - the lock file still there being some evidence.

*If I run the Access frontend file that is in the shared folder (just double click it and let the startup form run the main subroutine) from my client PC it works and no lock file remains.

*If I run the .BAT file that is on the Server#2 from my client PC, also everything runs and no lock file remains.
Any clue?

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These are from 2015, but I wanted to put them up. I noticed that a lot of people post videos or blog posts, but rarely just straight audio. That being said, I think that audio is a really powerful medium so I hope you enjoy these as much as I do. The last is my favorite.


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Parking contract promises relief for an Annapolis headache
By Shanteé Woodards
swoodards@capgaznews.com |
Need to find a parking space in Annapolis?
Mayor Mike Pantelides turned to a Chicago-based firm Thursday to make that easier, asking it to bring its professional parking and ground transportation services to the city over the next decade.
SP+ Municipal Services has won a 10-year contract to provide Annapolis with options that include mobile apps to locate and pay for parking, shuttle services and enforcement. The contract, based on performance and services provided, does not require the approval of the City Council, the mayor said.
"We were looking for a 21st century solution to our parking problem," Pantelides said. "They have experience working with the cities from across the country and a proven track record of success …. This was a long time coming and it was a lot of work, but the day is finally here."
No dollar amount is attached to the contract, and the mayor said city officials will decide how much to dedicate toward the services each March as they start the city budget process. That amount will require City Council approval.
SP+ replaces Towne Park, which was part of the bid process and later withdrew, said Rhonda Wardlaw, city spokeswoman.
The company has a branded app that allows users to find parking in more than 50 cities. The app's features include parking discounts and coupons, navigation services and the ability to text an attendant about when the car will be ready for pickup.
The first changes residents will see is a pay by cell phone option later this year and the replacement of single space meters at City Dock, SP+ senior vice president Chris Sherman said. Those meters will be replaced with multispace meters.
Steve Samaras, head of the Annapolis Partnership, said he would reserve judgment on the decision to hire SP+. He would've preferred a local company such as Towne Park.
He has pursuing improvements to city parking since 200, and has often criticized a lack of signs that direct motorists to spaces. He said that causes visitors to drive "down to the center of the community and look for a parking space."
"I appreciate the fact that this recognizes that the parking problem that Annapolis has is real," said Samaras, who owns Zachary's Jewelers on Main Street. "But it is also a problem that really exists about 80 days out of the year. The perception of the problem being what it is makes it greater than the actual problem."
City officials began pursuing parking vendors last year. The plan was to find a company to oversee functions that included operating garages, enforcement and analyzing the use of parking. Five companies submitted bids and it was later whittled down to three.
SP+ has a stakeholder engagement plan that encourages feedback from residents and city officials. A parking advisory board will also include those stakeholders.
"The key is for us to engage with all the stakeholders and find out what solutions are best," Sherman said. "It's not one size fits all. It's sitting down and working with businesses, residents, so on and so forth. .. Everyone seems to be (hopeful) and willing to have conversations, so that's really encouraging."
Alderman Joe Budge, D-Ward 1, saw that willingness to listen as a positive move for the city. The new plan will generate better conversations about where parking is available and recommendations for improvement.
"I'm sure there are going to be some glitches and something we're going to be watching for is to see what their expectations are, and how they'll manage the inevitable glitches that will come up," Budge said.
"You've heard complaints about parking, I've heard complaints, we've all heard it. these guys are professionals in on and off street parking management throughout the country. We hope they can bring their experience to our problem."

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A new round has released. As always there's a good diversity of creators there, but this round left me wanting more. I did find a couple good things.. though not nearly as much as I have in the past. The outfit I've done is obviously for a slave, however with a longer shirt and a pair of applier pants you could easily wear it as a GE Free Woman.
Yup! It's coming to that time again… when wallets weep and credit cards cringe.
Yes yes yes it is! It opened and it's amazing. I hope everyone is getting everything they wanted. I know I've already dumped thousands of lindens into machines trying to get my friends the perfect little surprises. At any rate .. another post .. this one featuring several different designers. I have to say I'm super pleased with the amount of clothing offered in this round. Great job designers and great job FGC for putting together another fantastic round of Gacha madness.
Super Awesome Flat Staff Thingie – .Aphotic.
Forehead Piece and Arm Pieces – .Keystone.
Cause a girl can never have enough bling ..
For this round of FGC Kibitz (aka Pekka) brings us a stunning jewelry set (head piece, necklace, upper arms, bracelets/hand pieces, and finger thingies) which is what I've decided to feature in this post… the rest of the look is listed below.


A peek through the lowered rollgate revealed a narrow table of twenty that was nestled in between the towering wine shelves and the purposely dark hum of a refrigerator bank.
Through the steel and glass you could hear only muffled conversation, the clang of plates and the reverberation of laughter as it filled the converted shop and snuck out the cracks in the front windows. Last Saturday 20 lucky singles mingled it up after hours in a little Greenpoint wine shop to sip some vino, taste some edibles and meet their possible spring fling. I'd say the evening was a fantastic success being that our guests made a connection with more than the food. To pull this supper off we partnered up with Dandelion Wines to provide the space and wines that complimented our four course feast. We then summoned some singles who were up for a gastro-guzzle-blind date.
The idea came from my realization that daylight savings time forces us to lose an hour each year as we hurdle ourselves into the future. This imposed, careless disregard in hopes of getting closer to the impending spring is a cheap trick that strips us of the commodity that seems most scarce these days, time. I thought it might be smart, and fun, to hold onto those 60 minutes and see what happens if you anonymously were put into a room with nineteen strangers. Below is the glutenous mystery that unfolded.
As the final customers picked and purchased their Sunday night, night caps, we were busy finalizing the table settings of our conversion from wine shop to true pop-up restaurant. With every detail triple checked the menus were set and we fired up the small stove in the back of the shop to get the make shift kitchen into high gear. While Aimee browned the polenta and I started building the first plate of chicken cacciatore our guests snacked on some cheese and dried sausage while sipping Dandelion's first selection a "La Gaudrelle" Cremant de Loire Sparkling Chenin Blanc.
Soon enough our first course was ready to be passed. We like to keep our guests standing for a bit so they can easily move around the room and meet others. The food worked it's magic as each plate simultaneously became an interruption and a catalyst .
Chilled jumbo prawns with arugula pesto and a lemon aioli.
Braised chicken cacciatore on fresh polenta with caramelized balsamic onions.
This Sicilian orange salad was our first seated course. A bit early for the season, this simplest of salads is one of my all time favorites. I chose it for its ability to clean the palette and lighten the stomach after the heavier chicken and polenta appetizer. I was first introduced to this salad during a stay at Sebastiano's farm in Pattenio, Sicily. His wife pulled together a rustic meal for us with only what was grown on the grounds of the old olive farm. The crude preparation added to the dishes character and I quietly took note of the ingredients. Along with the salad Lily and Meg, of Dandelion, chose a 2009 "Versi Bianco" Grecanico/Inzolia Blend from Sicily and a 2009 Manciat "Franclieu" Chardonnay from Macon Charnay to mix sensationally with the citrus and mint of the salad.
Just as the citrus began to dissipate from our guests palate we returned to the table with the main course. A dish that I have reserved for a long while with these suppers. I could ramble here for 1000 words about how I like my lasagna. Let's just say I make it dense and dry. No extra sauce. No molten explosion of mozzarella. If you make it right what you put in the pan the first time is all you need. To accompany my speciality we paired it with a roasted cauliflower salad containing another sicilian twist, chick peas.
Roasted cauliflower with capers and chick peas.
As the table finished their entrees they sipped their perfectly paired 2008 Marabino "Noto" Nero d'Avola and 2007 Wolffer Cabernet Franc from Long Island falling deeper into the collective conversation that the table had now fostered. We always complete our suppers with a confection by Aimee and a home spun ice cream by myself to make up our final course. This time we added an additional twist by pairing these two items together.
The result were these Oreo cookie cookie mascarpone ice cream sandwiches. Yes. That is not a typo. Aimee's home made Oreo cookie cookie's which are like chocolate chip cookie dough with the chocolate chips substituted for crushed Oreos are decadent on their own. Mix that with a double batch of marscapone ice cream and you have a chipwich like no other. But we didn't stop there. Paired with this sugary sandwich was an Alcyone Tannat from Uruguay. This baby was made from all grapes but you could taste a full bodied chocolate and hints of vanilla in every sip.
Eventually it was time for us to reverse the shops metamorphosis and send our wonderful guests back onto the streets of Brooklyn. Of course we could not send them out there empty handed. To help in this transition we carefully packaged a bit of home made salted caramel in pairs with the hopes of it being consumed by two newly connected individuals.
As our last guest left and the lights in the shop were dimmed down, we wondered how many of our new friends might have found companionship for the evening, the spring or possibly for the rest of their life. Let's be clear, our goal for the evening was not nearly so lofty but to let you in on a little secret, this supper club has spawned at least one marriage. Mine.
As always, we could never pull off something like this without the help of our amazing crew. We are gearing up for the new season of dinners on the deck so make sure you are on the list below. We hope to see you at the table really soon. A few recipies are listed below to keep you busy until the next supper. If you think the lasagna recipe is in there you're crazy but if you really crave it I might give up a secret or two. But, only if you ask.
1. Coat cauliflower lightly with olive oil.
2. Roast cauliflower in Baking dish for an hour at 400 degrees.


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Karla (2006)
9 September 2007 16 July 2022
USA. 2006.
Director – Joel Bender, Screenplay – Joel Bender, Manette Beth Rosen & Michael D. Sellers, Producers – Marlon Parry & Michael D. Sellers, Photography – Charles Mills, Music – Tim Jones, Production Design – Freddie Naff. Production Company – Moviebank/Quantum Entertainment/MB Partners/Goldmill Productions/True Crime Investments LLC.
Laura Prepon (Karla Homolka), Misha Collins (Paul Bernardo), Patrick Bauchau (Dr Arnold), Alex Boyd (Nick), Sarah Foret (Kaitlyn Ross), Kristen Swieconek (Tina McCarthy), Cherilyn Hayres (Tammy Homolka), Tess Harper (Molly Czehowicz), Leonard Kelly-Young (Dan Czehowicz), Emile Jacobs (Peggy)
Saskatoon, Canada in 2000. Prisoner Karla Homolka is brought before psychiatrist Dr Arnold to be assessed for parole. He presses her to confront the events that led to her conviction. She recounts how she met Paul Bernardo while at a veterinary convention. This quickly led to the two moving in together in St Catherine's, Ontario and later marrying, where Paul made a comfortable living by smuggling cigarettes across the US border. Karla discovered that Paul had an enjoyment for sadomasochistic sex and that he was in fact a wanted rapist who had been terrorising the nearby Scarborough area. Paul became obsessed with taking the virginity of Karla's fifteeen year-old sister Tammy. Karla tried to arrange this for him by drugging Tammy with drinks laced with halothane tranquiliser stolen from the veterinary clinic where she worked. However, they used too much of the tranquiliser and caused Tammy to choke to death – although the police dismissed this as an accidental death. Fearful both of Paul leaving her and his frequent beatings, Karla was forced to take part in a series of perverse acts where Paul abducted various teenage girls. Making the girls' prisoners in the house, Paul would brutalise and rape them, before killing them, all the while videotaping the incidents.
The series of killings conducted by Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka are regarded as the most infamous in Canadian criminal history. To all apparent eyes, Homolka and Bernardo led a perfect marriage in Ontario. The two met in 1987 when Homolka was seventeen and Bernardo twenty-three, while Homolka was attending a convention. They moved in not long after, marrying in 1991 (the same day that the body of their second victim was found). Homolka soon discovered Paul Bernardo's taste for sadomasochistic sex and later claimed that he had made her his unwilling slave. Bernardo also had a secret life as the wanted Scarborough Rapist.
In 1991, Bernardo developed a fixation with claiming the virginity of Homolka's fifteen year-old sister Tammy – to the extent that he would even secretly peep in on Tammy undressing and have Karla dress up as her during sex. Homolka arranged to fulfil Paul's fantasy by drugging Tammy with a tranquiliser stolen from her veterinary practice so that Paul could have his way with her in the basement of the Homolka family home. This went wrong and Tammy suffocated, although this was officially listed as an accidental death. Bernardo's activities began to accelerate from there. In 1991, he abducted fourteen year-old Leslie Mahaffy, brutalised her for twenty-four hours, before strangling her with electrical cord, cutting the body up with a circular saw and dumping it in a lake encased in concrete. In 1992, the two of them abducted fifteen year-old Kirsten French from a church parking lot after pretending to ask directions, raped and abused her and then left her dead body in a ditch.
The truth came to light in 1993 after Bernardo beat Karla so badly that she was hospitalised and subsequently ended up leaving him. During the police investigation of the incident, DNA evidence led to Paul Bernardo being connected to the Scarborough Rapist case. Karla later confessed to their complicity in the murders. It was after Bernardo was arrested that the case entered into its most controversial phase. Karla Homolka was offered a special plea bargain by the Ontario prosecutor's office where, in return for her testimony to convict Bernardo, she would be given only a twelve-year sentence. (Karla Homolka's plea bargain has been variously called a "deal with the devil" and "the worst deal in Canadian legal history"). Homolka proceeded to argue throughout the trial that she was an abused innocence but Bernardo responded by leaking the whereabouts of videotapes he had taken of the killings in the hope of arguing that Homolka was the real killer and that he was innocent.
Laura Prepon as Karla Homolka
The case was mired in controversy every step of the way – from the judge who declared a total publication ban on the trial, resulting in a flourishing blackmarket in details published on the internet or sought in newspapers brought across the US border; to the public outcry against Karla Homolka's plea bargain, where it was universally seen that she was a complicit party in the murders; to Paul Bernardo's initial lawyer who tried to quash the existence of the videotapes in his client's interest; to the judge's ruling that the videotape evidence be destroyed only for some of them to be smuggled out and sold as snuff movies. Paul Bernardo was convicted in 1995 and is currently serving a life sentence. Karla Homolka was released from jail in 2005 and currently lives under an assumed name in the Antilles.
In recent years, there has been a mini-genre of films based on true-life serial killers, which has so far included the likes of Ed Gein (2000), Dahmer (2002), Nightstalker (2002), Ted Bundy (2002), Gacy (2003), Monster (2003), Evilenko (2004), The Hillside Strangler (2004), Starkweather (2004), The Zodiac (2005), Lonely Hearts (2006), Out of the Blue (2006), Ed Gein: The Butcher of Plainfield (2007), Zodiac (2007), The Alphabet Killer (2008), B.T.K. (2008), Drifter: Henry Lee Lucas (2009) and Freeway Killer (2010).
Like most of these, Karla has been mounted independently and cast with relative unknowns. The Homolka-Bernardo case has such infamy in Canada that an earlier production that would have starred Jason Priestley as Paul Bernardo caused outraged protest, even had the Ontario Premier calling for a boycott of the film. When it came to Karla, the filmmakers took the safety of shooting in US locations. (This does leave Karla with a certain irony – the number of American film productions that pop across the border to shoot in Canada and take advantage of the lower return on the American dollar, as well as cities and landscapes that have a similarity to US locales, is legion. Here though we have the example of a film that actually is set in Canada but has been forced to shoot in the US and pretend that it is Canada).
Karla could have been another Monster. Unfortunately, Joel Bender fails to convincingly plumb the psychology of Karla Homolka and Paul Bernardo. Rather than getting inside either character's heads, all that Bender seems to do is concentrate on schematically (and rather prosaically) replicating the events of the case. This he does with a fair degree of accuracy but the film never finds its way inside Homolka and Bernardo's respective heads. The introduction and set-up of the two characters is hurried – it is not long between the time that we go from the two meeting and having sex to the very next scene where Laura Prepon is suggesting that Misha Collins put handcuffs on her and enact a rape fantasy. (Certainly, the handcuffs and pretend rape scene does hold a perverse kick).
The perfect married couple on the surface – Paul Bernardo (Misha Collins) and Karla Homolka (Laura Prepon)
Karla's greatest failing is Joel Bender's tameness in the handling of the material. Considering that the film deals with the abduction, brutalisation, rape and eventual murder of two teenage girls, as well as much in the way of wife-beating, the accidental drug/rape of Karla's teenage sister and various other rapes, the fact that the R-rated Karla comes out down around the level of an average true crime tv movie must surely be regarded as a major failure. Not that a film should glorify such acts but had Joel Bender taken us even a little of the way into the darkness that these characters lived in, Karla could have been an immensely disturbing film.
Rather, Bender gives the impression that the US censor stood behind his shoulder waggling a sternly disapproving finger the whole through shooting. (Apparently, much of this was originally there but was cut on the insistence of the producers who wanted the film to have broader appeal). His camera shies away the moment that Misha Collins starts to strangle his first victim. When Cherilyn Hayres undergoes various brutalisations, he never shows any of Mischa Collins' threats or brutalisations in conjunction with the actress in the same frame – all of these take place off camera. Among the abovementioned examples, both Ted Bundy and The Hillside Strangler had the fortitude to take such a journey into the disturbing headspace of its real-life subjects. Alas, Karla cries out for a darker, more rawer and psychological insightful handling than the veritable tv movie treatment that we get.
Certainly, one of the best aspects about Karla is the casting of Laura Prepon in the title role. Prepon was previously known as Donna in the tv series That 70s Show (1998-2006). The role of Karla Homolka allows Prepon to spread her wings and show she can carry a film as a serious actress. She does a good job of looking abused and shell-shocked by events. If the film surrounding her had been better than it was, I would happily have considered Prepon as worthy of nomination in this site's Best of 2006 awards. Alas, one of the major things that Prepon does that kills her (and the film's) credibility is keep her underwear on during the love scenes. I am not trying to argue for gratuitous nudity but Karla is a film whose subject matter concerns a couple who have a perverse sexual relationship. Any raw realism the film might aspire to in depicting this surely gets shot in the foot when you realise how fake the scenes look when the various actresses seems to be spending as much time protecting their modesty for the camera as they do looking frightened.
Karla Homolka (Laura Prepon) and Paul Bernardo (Misha Collins) abduct Sarah Foret
However, the biggest problem that one has with Karla is its portrait of the real-life Karla Homolka. The film takes the position that was argued by Homolka and her defence lawyer herself throughout the trial – that she was an innocent party who was constantly beaten by Paul Bernardo and ended up complicit in his crimes out of fear. Certainly, the end titles cards talk about Homolka's apparent moral vacuity and lack of remorse for the crimes but were that not there the film could leave one with an entirely different portrait of the Karla Homolka that existed in reality. In actuality, a number of things emerged during the trial that showed that Homolka was anything but an innocent party in what went on. There has been her constant refusal to accept any responsibility or show remorse for the crimes; there was the videotape evidence that showed that she was an active participant during the attacks and even joined in and had sex with the bound victims. Furthermore, Homolka encouraged Paul Bernardo's activities as The Scarborough Rapist and there were reports from eyewitnesses of another woman being present during the rapes videotaping Bernardo (who was almost certainly Homolka). Moreover, if Paul Bernardo had brutalised her into participating in his depravities, her fear of him should surely have lifted once she was incarcerated – but to the contrary Homolka became involved with another killer while in jail, which shows that her problem was not being the victimised and abused innocent but that she had a pathological attraction to dangerous men.
What suspects happened here was that Karla was made concurrent with Karla Homolka's release from jail. Rather than dramatise what everyone believes happened, the filmmakers ended up being so afraid of lawsuits that they took the position that Karla Homolka argued throughout the trial that she was an abused innocent. This is ultimately the killer disappointment about Karla – a film that reads as afraid the whole way – too afraid of lawsuits to vary from a patently false court testimony, too afraid of an overbearing US censor to venture into any of the rawness that the subject matter begs to be dealt with. All the film ends up as is a justification of Karla Homolka's actions that could have been written by Homolka herself.
The character of Paul Bernardo is present more as a function of his relationship to Karla than anything else. He is expectedly shown as violently abusive and there is much focus on his unrestrained sexual appetite. Disappointingly, the film only rarely gives us the image of Paul Bernardo as the charmer he was often described as being – we briefly do during one scene where the police interview him about the Scarborough Rapist but that is it.
The Paul Bernardo-Karla Homolka story was far more exhaustively dealt with in the standout four-part documentary series Ken and Barbie Killers: The Lost Murder Tapes (2021) that aired on Discovery+.
Elsewhere, director Joel Bender has only ever made B-budget horror films of no particular distinction. These have included The Returning/Witch Doctor (1983), The Immortalizer (1991), Midnight Kiss/Vampire Cop (1993), Jennifer is Dead (2002) and The Cursed (2010). In trivia notes, one can see an unknown Brandon Routh, later to take the title role in Superman Returns (2006), as the young man that Laura Prepon picks up in a nightclub after splitting up with Paul.
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Director: Joel Bender
Actors: Laura Prepon, Misha Collins, Patrick Bauchau, Tess Harper, Leonard Kelly-Young
Themes: True Crime, Psychos and Serial Killers, Sadism and Torture, Sexual Fetishism, Films of 2006
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Naomi Jeffreys 26/10/2017
In a year which marks its centenary, the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce has a...
In a year which marks its centenary, the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce has appointed five new board members.
Change is in the air at the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce (SCC), as it names five new board members.
Replacing outgoing board members David Rivkin of Debevoise & Plimpton, Mohamed Abdel Raouf of Abdel Raouf Law Firm, Klaus Peter Berger of the University of Cologne, Justin D'Agostino from Herbert Smith Freehills, Essex Court Chambers' Toby Landau QC and Nathalie Voser of Schellenberg Wittmer, the five new board members appointed as of 1 January 2018 are Bonelli Erede Pappalardo's (BonelliErede) Andrea Carlevaris, Veijo Heiskanen of Lalive, Dentons' Bart Legum, Sylvia Noury from Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer and Jan Schäefer of King & Spalding.
Carlevaris joined BonelliErede in 2003 in Milan and was promoted to partner in 2010. He left in 2012 to work as secretary general at the ICC International Court of Arbitration (ICC) and returned to the firm in July. His experience encompasses international litigation and arbitration, focusing on contracts concerning lenders and mergers and acquisitions.
Having worked at Lalive as a partner in Geneva since 2002, Heiskanen has expertise in international arbitration at the ICC, the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) and the World Intellectual Property Organization. He has also represented clients in state-investor disputes in the energy, mining and infrastructure sectors.
Meanwhile, Legum joined Dentons as a partner in Paris in 2009, bringing with him United States government experience where he was formerly chief of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) Arbitration Division in the Office of the Legal Adviser at the US Department of State. His practice focuses on complex litigation cases under investment treaties.
Noury has worked at Freshfields' London office as a partner since 1998 and her expertise includes commercial and treaty arbitrations in emerging markets in Africa and Latin America for clients in the natural resources and telecoms industries. In 2015, Noury acted for oil and gas business the Tullow Group in an ICSID arbitration against the Ugandan Government which surrounded the taxation of its operations.
Among his work, Schäefer has represented clients in joint venture, foreign investment construction and energy-related disputes, and has also appeared before German courts in high-value arbitration proceedings. He joined King & Spalding in 2012 as a partner from Magic circle firm, Allen & Overy, where he worked for five years.
The SCC was established in 1917 and is a major player among global arbitral institutions. In January, the organisation announced new arbitration rules which would coincide with its centenary celebration; as covered by Vinge partners James Hope and Cecilia Möller Norsted in CDR's autumn edition.
The rules included new provisions which brought them in line with the SCC's competitors; namely, those on joinder and consolidation, as well as a new default rule giving the SCC discretion on the number of arbitrators appointed when the parties have not specified a preference.
Meanwhile, the Singapore International Arbitration Centre appointed three new board and four new court of arbitration members of its own in May, while, this month, the ICC named Carita Wallgren-Lindholm as incoming chair of its Commission on Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution, taking over from Christopher Newmark, whose term ends on 31 December.
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It's the very first time that these two fairytale beauties (who're also very good friends), Rapunzel and Snow White, have left their kingdoms and... hit the beach! That's right, they're spending a dream summer vacation in a luxurious summer resort and they're a bit nervous about replacing their long, superb princess gowns with some... colorful chic bathing suits! How about boosting their self-confidence, before they enjoy their first sunbathing session, with some gorgeous beachy chic fashion looks? Start with gorgeous Rapunzel and help her pick a trendy stylish bathing suit first of all: it could be a gorgeous candylike pink two piece one or maybe a lovely chic striped one or a pretty blue one instead. From all the beautiful princess dress up games that you've enjoyed so far this one here is no doubt one of the loveliest ones, isn't it? Upgrade her summery look with an eye-catching body tattoo and a breezy, see-through beach shawl, as well. Gorgeous! Next, turn princess Snow White, as well, into a chic beach beauty queen!


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Ninth-grader Ayannamariah Castello, 14, has been caught vaping in school three times. She got a one-day suspension each time.
"I like it; it gives me a thrill, I guess," she said when asked why she vapes.
"Everyone's slick about it," she said.
"It's kind of getting to the point where everybody has one," she said.
"Typically what we find is it will make its way around the valley," he said.
In fact, a year ago, Little Falls faculty were barely aware of vaping before they attended an "eye-opening" New York State Police presentation, Tooley said. After that Tooley started hearing more about vaping in other districts, but Little Falls only had two incidents last spring, he said.
"Unfortunately, we came back from summer break and it has become an issue here as well. So it's definitely something that we deal with. I think both students and parents are uninformed, misinformed," Tooley said.
"Vaping is harder to control because of the various types and styles of devices that are now out there. It is becoming impossible to keep up with them all," he said.
"Every now and again you get a fruity smell in the bathroom," he said. But the culprit usually disappears before staff arrive.
"They sent a text message and an email to the administrators when someone is vaping," he said.
"(If) you suspend a kid, that doesn't get to the root of the problem," he said.
"Yes, it's shamed up on by a lot of people, but nobody's going to stop doing it because they like doing it," he said. "So they're still going to find ways to do it."


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STEVENS POINT – No matter where it tried to pass the ball or how, there always seemed to be a hand in the way for the Pacelli girls basketball team Tuesday night.
In fact, if the Cardinals hadn't known any better, they probably felt like there were five Iola-Scandinavia players impersonating octopi out on the court. No matter where they tried to pass the ball, an Iola-Scandinavia hand or leg or arm got in the way.
The Thunderbirds put on a textbook display of trapping, pressure defense to force 25 turnovers in the first half and ultimately cruise to a 57-23 win over Pacelli at the Student Activities Center.
The win was the first in Central Wisconsin Conference-8 play for the T-Birds, while Pacelli is still searching for its first conference win.
"They were very good at picking out our (passing) angles and read our passes very well," Pacelli coach Adam Osypowski said. "We still need to work on taking care of the basketball."
Conversely, Iola-Scandinavia turned in one of its better shooting performances of the season from long distance. Kylie Johnson knocked down four 3-pointers to lead a lights-out effort from behind the 3-point arc. She finished with 12 points.
The senior point guard helped to foil the Cardinals' strategy of forcing I-S to shoot from the outside, according to Osypowski.
"When the ball goes in the hoop from the 3-point line, it gives you a lot of energy on defense," T-Birds coach Mark Wester said. "It was important to play well tonight and have some success."
Her hot perimeter shooting rubbed off on the rest of the team, too. Leighten Fischer, who led the T-Birds with 13 points — all coming in the first half — and Jane Oligney each added a pair of threes.
Alexis Hitchcock even showed the I-S bench was capable of knocking down shots from long range, hitting a 3-pointer in the fourth quarter to give I-S nine for the game. The T-Birds went 9-for-19 from behind the arc.
"This will give the girls a good feeling tonight," Wester said. "Pacelli played hard. Our girls played well tonight. We have some tough opponents in this conference, and we showed tonight we're not too bad."
Getting good looks at the rim, and field goal attempts in general, proved to be difficult for the Cardinals against the pressure.
Brooke Phillips, who added 12 points, and Baleigh Fuhs made life miserable for Pacelli at the top of the 1-3-1 halfcourt trap. I-S forced 12 turnovers in the first quarter and turned several of the steals into points, jumping out to a 13-0 lead with 4 minutes, 20 seconds left. Pacelli's first points came at the 3:59 mark of the opening period on a pair of free throws by Sydney Alery.
Christonna Shafranski, who paced the Cardinals with seven points, accounted for their lone field of the first quarter, which ended with I-S in command at 20-4.
Still, Osypowski is seeing his team making slow and steady progress, having already surpassed its win total of a year ago.
"We've improved so much from last year," the coach said. "This team has learned to play defense. Now we just need to work on the offense. We have a couple girls that want to step up in that area, but the problem is we can't take the lid off the rim."
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But it's the fourth of July tomorrow, a day when I understand American types like to try to blow sections of the sky up, so this one's for them!
It's also just been announced that the boffins at CERN (and elsewhere) have finally found conclusive evidence that supports the existence of the Higgs Bosun, so yay for science as well!
In celebration, I've stuck a poem about fireworks in the poetry section that I wrote years ago. It's not great but it's kind of fun!


North Entrance to Yellowstone – Many visitors go to Yellowstone in the spring and summer hoping to see the famous Yellowstone wolves, but they are virtually impossible to find at that time of year. The best time to find the wolves is during the winter when they come closer to roads and are more visible during the day time. The best way to find the wolves is to park near the North Yellowstone entrance before sunrise. When you see a Jeep drive by with a long wire antenna–follow it! Those are biologists who use the wolves' radio collars to locate them. Follow the Jeeps with antennas and you're sure to find the wolves.
Zion & Arches National Parks – Temperatures range between a low of 21 and a high of 45. It's definitely chilly, but the white snow contrasting against the red rocks is visually stunning. In my opinion, it makes for the most beautiful shots of the entire year in Zion.
Ouray Ice Park, Ouray, Colorado – Photographers flock to the ice climbs in Colorado in January to photograph the ice climbers. There is an ice festival in January of each year that is a particularly good time to shoot, but grab a long lens and go out to shoot! (Idea from Pop Photo).
Niagara Falls – Winter is an interesting time to shoot this location because of the ice that forms on the waterfall, and January is probably the best time to capture this event.
Everglades, Southwest Florida – January is a perfect time to visit the Everglades. You'll photograph more alligators than you can shake a stick at, plus a wide variety of shore birds. I used to live in Naples, not far from the Everglades, so these were my stomping grounds. Just be aware that hotels will be pricey and traffic will be nuts from all the snowbirds. Consider staying on Marco Island and making the short drive into the Everglades. Marco is absolutely gorgeous and close to the Everglades. Don't miss out on Tigertail Beach on Marco, which is my favorite birding location.
Death Valley, California – Shoot before it's hot!
Oregon Coast – I have on good authority that the best time of the year to photograph the Oregon coast is in February. The sunrises and sunsets over the Oregon coast can be unbelievable, but during the summer months there are wildfires that ruin the clear sky, as well as frequent low-hanging clouds that can cover the light of the horizon. February is perfect, and you'll also miss out on the summer tourism season which clutters up the landscape with people.
The Wave – Have to have submitted your application long in advance and hope you get picked in the lottery.
Sunrise at Haleakala, Maui, Hawaii – Haleakala is a very tall crater that has a road all the way to the top. If you drive to the top of Haleakala (pronounced holly-AH-cuh-law) you'll usually be above the clouds, meaning you see the sun rise on a blanket of clouds underneath you. It's a once in a lifetime experience. You can really visit this location at any time of the year, but February is nice because there are fewer tourists, the sunrise is later in the morning so you don't have to leave at 2AM, and it's also whale watching season.
Big Sur, California – January and February are rainy months in Carmel, California. This makes for little tourist pressure and dramatic clouds for photographing the sea stacks and coastline. Top that off with a low light angle during the winter months and you have the makings of a great landscape photography shoot.
Neon Graveyard in Las Vegas – The neon graveyard is an incredible photo location. It costs $75 to get in for a group of photographers, but the location is spectacular. It's an eclectic mix of countless neon signs and makes an awesome backdrop for a portrait shoot. March is an ideal time to visit because the daily temps are about 70 degrees–much better than Las Vegas in the summer!
Flathead Lake near Polson, Montana – In March and late February, you'll find lots of snowy owls. The migration is different each year, but this area is usually a good bet.
Wildflowers in Joshua Tree National Park – Apogee Photo reports that the best time of the year to photograph wildflowers in Joshua tree is later in March in the high elevations. The flowers are beautiful and the location is spectacular. It's also a great time to visit because the temperatures are mild.
Bird Photography in South Florida – I used to shoot Florida shore birds on a daily basis when I lived in Florida. Without a doubt, the best month to visit is March because the hords of tourists haven't come yet, and the snow birds are starting to head north. On top of that, the birds are in full plume and in late March you'll see the colors around the many of the bird species eyes start to turn (even better color in April and May), which really adds to the interest of the bird. I'd recommend staying in Naples, Florida as it's safe and is a good central hub to visit Sanibel and the Everglades. My favorite secret hot spot is Tigertail Beach on Marco Island–but that's just between you and me.
Yellowstone Wildlife – The end of April and start of May are the best time for viewing wildlife in Yellowstone. The bears are out of hibernation, the traffic in the park is light, and the animals are actively searching for food. Wolves are harder to spot because they are not near the road as often, but other animals are more easily seen at this time than any other time of the year.
Joshua Tree National Park, Southern California – Joshua Tree's desert landscapes can be photographed any time of the year, but this time of year is great for hitting it in a month with lower traffic and while the wildflowers are in bloom.
Zion National Park – Before the crowds and heat!
Moonbow in Yosemite – The best dates to see the moonbow are on April 14-15, 2014. Texas State University publishes a calendar of days when the moonbow will be brightest if the sky is clear.
Great Smoky Mountains – late April so snow clears.
Grand Canyon – Average temperatures in the 70's and no crowds.
Moonbow in Yosemite – The best dates to see the moonbow are on May 13 – 14, 2014. Texas State University publishes a calendar of days when the moonbow will be brightest if the sky is clear.
Sequoia National Park – Not only is there less tourist pressure to photograph the incredible Sequoias in May, but also wildflowers are in bloom.
Ricketts Glenn State Park, Pennsylvania – This area is home to more waterfalls than you can shake a stick at, and May is the perfect time to shoot when flowers are out and water flows are high. (Thanks Lewis DeJoseph for the tip).
Palouse Falls, Washington – Not too far of a drive from Steptoe Butte is Palouse Falls. This is a massive waterfall into a large canyon and river below. June is a great time to shoot because it's usually a good month for sunrises, and there is often low-laying fog.
Moonbow in Yosemite, California – The best dates to see the moonbow are on June 12-13, 2014. Texas State University publishes a calendar of days when the moonbow will be brightest if the sky is clear.
Redwood National and State Parks, California – Summer is a great time to photograph the Redwoods because of the fog that builds up in this area. During the winter, the primary source of water for the trees is rainfall, but during the warmer months, it's the fog. The foggy atmosphere surrounding these huge trees as the light streams in is magical!
Anywhere, United States – July is one of the best months for photographing the Milky Way. It's bright this time of year, comes high above the horizon, and July is usually before the worst of the wildfire season which often obscures the sky. Get out and do some night photography!
Antelope Canyon in Page, Arizona – You can photograph Antelope Canyon at any time of the year, but the best times are during the summer. Visit during the middle of the day between 11:30AM and 1:30PM and you'll be delighted to see light beams shining down through the cracks in the top of the canyon. The guide I spoke to said the light beams are visible from May until August, but the strongest light beams are in June and July. It's hotter than you'd believe, and packed with tourists, but it's the best time of the entire year to shoot Antelope Canyon if you want light beams in the shot.
Glacier National Park – July is the busiest month in Glacier, but it's also the best for photography. June is extremely rainy in Glacier and once snow falls the park services and lodging shut down, so July is the time. Glacier is a fantastic location for landscape photography as well as wildlife.
Brooks Falls in Katmai National Park, Alaska – July is the hottest month for watching bears fishing for salmon at Brooks Falls. This is a very popular location, but for good reason. More info and live webcam here.
Glacier National Park – I know August seems like an odd time for wildflower season, but in the high elevations of Montana, mid-August is the perfect time to visit and see the wildflowers.
Denali National Park, Alaska – The first week of September is the last week that the road into Denali is open. It's a perfect time to photograph the fall tundra, and there are no bugs this time of year. (Thanks Chuck Murray for the tip).
Glacier National Park – If you missed the wildflowers in August, you'll get to shoot the gorgeous fall color in Glacier National Park in September. The other nice part about Glacier in September is that the traffic is dramatically reduced.
Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, Wisconsin – This is a gorgeous stretch of beach and lakeshore in the Great Lakes area. September is excellent for capturing fall color (Thanks Tom Miller).
Liberty Park, Jersey City – This is the prime location to photograph the New York City skyline. Unlike most of the locations on this list that are weather dependent, you could really do this any time of the year. But late September and October are a great time because tourist pressure is lower and the weather is PERFECT! (Thanks Gary Aidekman for the tip).
Grand Teton National Park – Best time for fall color is October 1 -9 most years. Having shot this location many times, I can confidently say that I generally find more photography opportunities in Grand Teton National Park than I find in neighboring Yellowstone–at least for landscape photography (wildlife is better in Yellowstone). Don't miss Mormon Row, Schwabacher's Landing, or the Snake River Overlook.
Grist Mill in Babcock State Park, West Virginia – The fall color in West Virginia puts the rest of the country to shame! It's absolutely, unquestionably, the best fall color anywhere, and Babcock state park is an excellent spot to shoot it. Each year is different, but historically, I find October 9-17 to be the peak of fall color in this area.
Acadia National Park – Early October is the perfect time to visit Acadia. Fall color is excellent and you'll have the chance to shoot some gorgeous lighthouses at the time of year when there are often good sunsets. Don't miss BassHarbor and Cape Neddick. (Thanks to Lewis DeJoseph).
Pictured Rocks, Michigan – The start of October is a great time to capture fall color in this location.
Great Smoky Mountains – This is the perfect time to see the fog lifting off the mountains that gives the park its name, and in gorgeous fall color to boot.
Zion National Park – The first week of November is the perfect time to visit Zion. There are not nearly as many visitors, the trees are in fall color, and you may even get lucky and see some snow falling in the higher elevations, which contrasts beautifully with the red rock. Plus, it's not too hot. See my photographer's guide to Zion National Park for more info, and be sure not to miss Kanarra Creek Falls!
Bighorn Sheep in Wyoming – The first weekend in December of each year is an excellent time to shoot bighorn sheep near Cody, Wyoming. Check out this post for details.
Waves in Oahu, Hawaii – The waves in Hawaii are fairly mild during most of the year, but during the winter they grow to incredible sizes. If you're interested in shooting surfers or the waves themselves, it's an awesome location. The best spot for shooting the waves in Hawaii is along the north shore. Not only are the waves better, but there are far fewer tourists. Be careful in the strong winter waves. Only get in the water if you're a strong swimmer and know what to expect from the ocean waves.
Couer D'Alene, Idaho – This area is host to a bald eagle migration each winter. Most bald eagles do not migrate, but enough do that this area is full of eagles in December. The eagles go to this location to find open water for fishing.
Oregon Coast – This area is host to mammoth waves reaching up to 40 feet during the winter months.
Thor's Well – You can shoot Thor's well any time of the year, but December is an optimal month because there is usually no marine layer of clouds down on the horizon to block the sunset. Ideal conditions for Thor's well are when the high tide coincides with sunset time.


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Ashland és una població dels Estats Units a l'estat d'Alabama. Segons el cens del 2007 tenia una població de 1.873 habitants.

Demografia
Segons el cens del 2000, Ashland tenia 1.965 habitants, 854 habitatges, i 519 famílies. La densitat de població era de 104,8 habitants per km².

Dels 854 habitatges en un 27,5% hi vivien nens de menys de 18 anys, en un 43% hi vivien parelles casades, en un 15% dones solteres, i en un 39,2% no eren unitats familiars. En el 37,5% dels habitatges hi vivien persones soles el 20% de les quals corresponia a persones de 65 anys o més que vivien soles. El nombre mitjà de persones vivint en cada habitatge era de 2,14 i el nombre mitjà de persones que vivien en cada família era de 2,8.

Per edats la població es repartia de la següent manera: un 21,1% tenia menys de 18 anys, un 8% entre 18 i 24, un 25,9% entre 25 i 44, un 22,2% de 45 a 60 i un 22,8% 65 anys o més.

L'edat mediana era de 41 anys. Per cada 100 dones hi havia 82,3 homes. Per cada 100 dones de 18 o més anys hi havia 76,9 homes.

La renda mediana per habitatge era de 23.469 $ i la renda mediana per família de 33.583 $. Els homes tenien una renda mediana de 24.715 $ mentre que les dones 18.500 $. La renda per capita de la població era de 13.927 $. Aproximadament el 12,2% de les famílies i el 19,9% de la població estaven per davall del llindar de pobresa.

Poblacions properes
El següent diagrama mostra les poblacions més properes.

Referències

Pobles d'Alabama

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Another Try Me Review Me from Style Korean! I'm so happy to be chosen to review the skincare products from the brand "It's Skin". Its been a while since I've been chosen in this event and after how many attempts, I'm surprised that my name is listed to those that will be reviewing this brand!
Okay first of all, this line from It's skin has Centella that can help repair and strengthen the skin and that's why I'm really excited about it! It has 64% of centella and this is one of the toners that I like basically because of its ingredient and the effect of it to my face after using it for a few days.
I love how it has a mild citrus flowery scent and the lightweight feeling it gives. I sometimes have dry skin and this helps my face to be moisturized! Can you see how the packaging looks? It's so unique and it gives me that pastel vibe because of the color of it! The box has a geometric shape and I really like the concept of it.
This serum has 74% of Centella and kinda smells the same with the toner. This serum helps to calm my skin when im having a breakout and im really seeing the changes in it. This also helps if your skin is irritated.
I'm surprised that this product has a castor oil but still, this serum is one of the products that i would be looking for because of its performance that it game my skin.
One of the favorite things that I like is applying creams and this one has 68% of Centella! The smell of it is same with the others and the texture is kinda thick at first but you'll get used to it. It is similar with a snail cream because of the color and texture of it.
I love using this as a base for my makeup because it serves as a primer and moisturizer for me. Its quite small but I love the effect of this cream to my face.
This cushion just basically tones up your skin and helps to moisturize as well. It leaves a glowing effect and helps to protect you from the sun all day.
You could really see the difference between them and I could say that its really effective as it claims to be.
*Disclaimer: These were given to me and I gave my honest opinion about it.


The series revolves around Frank Castle, who uses lethal methods to fight crime as the vigilante "the Punisher", with Jon Bernthal reprising the role from Daredevil. All episodes of the first season were released on November 17, 2017. A month later, the series was renewed for a second season, which was released on January 18, 2019.
Punisher is one of the great characters by the Marvel who actually does not involves any Superhero powers but is a Superhero himself. Frank Castle Character played by the Jon Bernthal has a great Impact on the Audience because of the intensity he put in his role and yes due to the censored versions of All tv series coming nowdays on Netflix which is a great move due to the reason that there is no further cuts in the scenes that are in appropriate and not good for Audience but that is the best part about the Punisher how he kills his enemies in a revenge Blood bath.
Well at first two episodes are quite boring , afcourse every tv series has that part where the story is in the beginning and is about to take a great twist, the Punisher is same but after two or three episodes you will not be able to resist how Frank castle starts his blood bath killing , there are scenes that are horrifying and even very very intense.The best part I loved about this series is the last Fights in the season 1 ending the last two episodes are breadth taking because at one point you will find in the second last episode wellhe has killed and took his revenge and Now what , well for that you have to watch the whole series.
Due to the fact that JON BERNTHAL has a very deep voice that made the character of the punisher so real that you will definitely watch the second season and wait for the third!!
In the first season, Frank Castle, known throughout New York City as "the Punisher" after exacting revenge on those responsible for the death of his family, uncovers a larger conspiracy beyond what was done to him and his family. The second season sees Castle, who has been living a quiet life on the road, drawn into the mystery surrounding the attempted murder of Amy Bendix, forcing him to decide if he should embrace his life as the Punisher.


Introducing a child to astronomy is not that easy. You have to find a well-written, informative, and at the same time, an imagination-inspiring book with great illustrations to begin the educational process.
And yes, to help you with that, we've created a list of top 5 astronomy books for kids that are great for children who are just starting to learn the night sky. These books will also come in handy if you are doing a science school project on space or the solar system.


We have been waiting for this from a extended time and company was teasing as perfectly on its social media channels from a extended time, and now currently China-primarily based smartphone maker, the Oppo has released their latest flagship smartphone, the Oppo Obtain X in an event listed here in Paris, and with this smartphone company marks its return to Obtain sequence which was well-liked for flagship structure and specs. This Oppo Obtain X will come with all new bezel-fewer structure and a sliding cameras.
In past we have noticed Oppo' Obtain sequence to be more innovative in terms of structure, and exact same goes with Oppo Obtain X, and listed here innovation begins from the show itself, it will come with a display screen-to-overall body ratio of a whopping 93.8 percent which would make it as a genuinely bezel fewer smartphone of 2018, something identical we have noticed with Vivo NEX.
Oppo is ready to attain this bezel-fewer structure with the assistance of slider system, it has a motorized slider which pops-out when you faucet on camera, and this slider houses each the entrance and again cameras. Company states this motorized slider can open and near in just half a next.
This slider also residences bunch of sensors like 3D sensor for Encounter Unlock as this cellular phone does not have any fingerprint scanner on it, not at the again and neither below show.
Aside from the structure, when it will come to specs, the Oppo Obtain X flaunts a 6.4-inch OLED show display screen which is a whole Hd+ (2340×1080 pixels) resolution. Under the hood it is run by Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipset together with 8GB of RAM, and will come in two storage variants of 256GB and 512GB.
When it will come to the images entrance, there is a dual-camera set up at the rear, 16-megapixel major sensor with f/2., and a 20-megapixel secondary sensor with f/2.2. It also will come with bunch of AI attributes like it assists you to click portrait photographs, and increase AR stickers to your photographs as perfectly. Fro selfie fans there is an 25-megapixel selfie camera, once more it will come with AI guidance which adds beautification effects to your selfies, and there is also support for 3D emojis identical to what we have noticed on the Iphone X.
To preserve this cellular phone working all day, it residences a 3,730mAh battery which support Super VOOC charging technology, by which you will get up to two hrs of talktime with just five minutes of charging. Oppo also promises that the battery can be charged from zero-100 percent in just 35 minutes.
For connectivity, it supports dual-SIM card slots, WiFI, Bluetooth, world wide LTE bands and USb Variety-C for charging and headphone jack as there is not 3.5mm audio jack. When it will come to the program entrance, the Obtain X operates Android 8.1 Oreo out-of-the-box wrapped below Oppo's Shade OS 5.1 UI.


Sandpoint, ID (November 30, 2017) - Supporting the local community is something that Schweitzer Mountain Resort feels very strongly about and every December the resort sponsors "Community Day" offering full day lift tickets for $10 with 100% of all ticket revenue going to Bonner Partners in Care and Community Cancer Services.
Ten years ago, the resort began sponsoring "A Day for Heather" with proceeds being shared with "Heather's House," an organization that focused on supporting families dealing with cancer. Over the years, both the day and the beneficiaries have evolved enabling Schweitzer to donate over $172K to two very worthy Sandpoint non-profits.
Lift tickets are available directly from the organizations, at Schweitzer's lift ticket window on December 15 or online at http://www.schweitzer.com.


Our research into Holton-Arms School, a school in Bethesda, Maryland, for girls in grades 3 through 12, revealed this: there's something special about a Holton girl. The "Holton girl" became the organizing theme for a new suite of admissions communications, which included an innovative pop-up brochure and a deck of cards linked to the school's distinctive, eclectic, and at-times quirky nature. Catalone Design has also worked with the school to develop its graphic identity and annual fund and capital campaign communications.


Come on in and have a cup of coffee. It is brewing all the time. Come with me on my treasure hunts and spend some time with me in my studio creating with our finds.
Hello everyone, it's time for the most anticipated blog party of the year. I truly love this party.
So.....Welcome to my studio. There have been a few changes as I always have to change the furniture around. I will let the pictures do the talking. Please enjoy the tour. Click on the button on my side bar to visit the other studios.
Please leave me a comment and let me know you stopped by.
WOW! Love all your gorgeous space!!! One day I will have a space that will stay a space. Lovely!!!
Thanks for sharing your studio it's great! I love the comment about staging it for public consumption!! Ha ha so true - mine too. Thanks for stopping by my blog too, my pics are up now, (I had to do some staging).
Diana: Enjoyed the tour and your art work!
Pshhh.... mess my goodness. Your pretty kitty looks a lot like tuxedo - Mr. Michael. You have a great space to work in and lots of fun pretties to play with! Thank you so much for sharing! Take care.
Diana your space is awesome!! I really enjoyed visiting it again. Thanks so much for playing along and I hope you join next year too!
mine gets really messy wehn it gets down to show time lol! love your space!
Ha! I think kitty is making his/her own pile of treasures... cute!
I cannot even get into my studio right now....has a bunch of purchases for my store. Not much time to create since my store has become busier...a good thing,and not.
First of all, thanks for visiting my traveling studio. I like my space because I can take it with me. And I really love your space,,,makes me want to sit right down and create!
Hello, Thanks for visiting me. My name is Diana. I love creating things with a vintage flare. You can usually find me out in my studio creating or changing the furniture around. (trying to work on that) I love to try different art mediums so I never get bored. I love yard sales,flea markets and going to good thrift stores. Grab a cup of coffee and visit for awhile. I love getting to know new friends. You can email me at pollywog2frog@netptc.net Please leave me a comment and let me know you were here.
This is a pic of the collage at the memorial service. There was a table set up with pics and things that my aunt had made.
This is a collage I did for my Aunt Doris. She and my uncle Clyde had been married for 55 years. When I was a child they took me in when my mother was ill. They showed me love and what family is supposed to be. My heart is so broken right now but I know she is with the Lord so that comforts me.
This is a jar of vintage white buttons that I altered.
This is a gift for a co-worker how just moved into her own apt. I'm going to be making a few of these tiles and selling them. If you are interested please email me.
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Isn't she lovely? Don't answer she knows it.
Plants that are thriving "for now"
Here is proof that I don't always kill my plants. Julie from It's a succulent life reccommends succulents. I have one. the rock next to it is a cottage I painted.
She is a bone chilling bringer of justice for the vulnerable.
She decorates herself with leaves and berries. She has icy blue butterfly wings.
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Fellowship Theme
Composer Dana Glover
Arranger Dana Glover
Programmer Herman Miller
Length 0:55.74
BPM 70
Game Ultima VII: The Black Gate (DOS)
Title Origin Official
Loops No
The Fellowship Theme is a hymn-like song composed by Dana Glover. It is the de facto main theme for Ultima VII: The Black Gate (DOS) as it is not only the first song the Avatar hears upon entering Britannia, but it is the theme of the main antagonist in the game, The Fellowship, the religious cult-like agency that is taking over Britannia with Batlin playing puppet to The Guardian. You will hear the song whenever you enter a Fellowship branch building as well as other buildings associated with The Fellowship, like the the shelter in Paws.
This song is track 35 in the game's data files.
2 Composition
2.1 MIDI Structure
3 Album Appearances
The game doesn't name its music files, and while the credits display some of the song's titles, this song is left out. Instead, the title comes from the Origin Soundtrack Series, Vol. 2 album where it is titled, "Fellowship Theme." Since the album was recorded and arranged by Origin's sound engineer Randy Buck, Dana Glover probably didn't name his song, although the title is quite fitting.
Dana Glover begins the warm Fellowship Theme with a traditional hymnal style by using a pipe organ which sustains throughout the background. The song has three sections. The first has a melody performed on a French horn with a flute responding. A bass interlude begins 27 seconds into the song and is played on warm bells which fits with the hymnal motif, but also includes timpanis with brass accompaniment, which sounds wonderful, but is uncommon in hymns. At 41 seconds, the song returns to a call and response with the melody played on bassoon with brass responding, and an increase in the timpanis.
MIDI Structure
Instrument Name
Pipe Organ 1 3
Timpani 3 4
Synth Brass 4 5
Bassoon 5 6
French Horn 6 7
Warm Bells 7 9
Flute 9 8
Cymbal Crash 10 10
Timpani 11 4
Album Appearances
The song was officially released on the Origin Soundtrack Series, Vol. 2 album. It is track 3 and paired with the Monk's Theme from Ultima VII, Part II: Serpent Isle (DOS). Rather than loop, the album version takes the bass line and repeats it once more. This modified ending was probably added by the album's arranger Randy Buck.
youtube.com/watch?v=C25jUkRzGSU - ReMake by JD Music.
youtube.com/watch?v=CQ7VVeIGoKE - Soundtrack version with Monk's Theme.
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Songs With Roland Output
Songs With OPL2 Output
Songs Composed By Dana Glover
Songs Arranged By Dana Glover
Song Titles With Official Origin
Ultima VII: The Black Gate (DOS)
Songs With Sheet Music


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MATOACA - Travis Eugene Phillips Jr. has received the Boy Scouts of America's highest rank, the Eagle Scout Award. Scoutmaster Allen Harville of Troop 175 presented Travis his Eagle Scout Award during his recent Eagle Scout Court of Honor held at Matoaca United Methodist Church.
Travis is still active in the Scouts. The Scout is the son of Lisa T. Phillips of Dinwiddie and Travis E. Phillips Sr. of Kill Devil Hills, N.C. He is currently a senior at Dinwiddie High School and will attend culinary school in September.
For Travis' Eagle Scout project, with the assistance of other Scouts, he cleared a half-mile trail path at Five Forks in Dinwiddie with the addition of a picnic table he built.


When wound and the start/stop knob to verso actuated by rotating slightly, the first of two traditional airs starts to play from the cylinder movement hidden within the case fashioned as a halved whole husk of ripened corn, with twin inkwells flanking blotting panel.
The cylinder movement playing German-titled Scottish airs as listed on the rare blue block Heller tunesheet for the Expressive Gamme, played on the standard format comb of single section on plain polished brass bedplate, mounted beneath the blotting panel and flanked by the twin circular glass inkwells, the lid completing the husk with two love birds beautifully carved in full profile with feathered decoration of great detail seen, perched upon the husk top, each corn piece to the opening cob of lighter realistic tone, above withered leaf with further lined detail for the quills, start/stop and change/repeat knobs to verso, access to winding spindle underneath, of typically splendid Black Forest standard.
Heller were based in Berne, Switzerland and were renowned for producing good and sometimes highly amusing, yet useful musical objects for everyday use.
Most musical desk accessories comprise a hidden movement within a more sombre case, sometimes displaying an air of traditional grace better suited for their immediate surroundings.
Then came the 1880s when for Swiss musical boxes, the mixture of styles and needs for expressing workmanship to new heights meant more and more of these exports moved further away from the known traditional description of how a musical box should look.
The Black Forest style, pure and accurate in detail is seen here in excellent size and good taste. Write in style with this quill assistant ready and able to serve you.


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Q: Best way to update entity one to many relationship in Symfony 2 / Doctrine 2 What is the best way to update an entities one to many relationship in doctine?
For example: I have an entity called booking with a mapped one to many Guest entities.
When a booking is edited, the number of guests can change by either adding or removing guests.
At the moment, I count the number of guests submitted, and if they are different to the current number of guests, i delete the booking guests and re add the new ones!
To me this doesn't seem right and would like to know how other people approach this.
Code example:
    if (count($collection)) {
        $numberGuests = count($this->getEntity()->getGuests());
        foreach ($collection as $guest) {
            if ($numberGuests != count($guests)) {
                // delete guest if the number has changed
                $this->getGuestManager()->delete($guest);
            } else {
                // update entity
                $guest->setArrayData(Tools::getData($i, $guests));
            }
        }
    }

A: I don't think there is a best way, but the way you have now is not correct. Why if the user modifies the guests but the number is still the same (he deletes one guest from the list but adds a new one)?
Anyway, I don't think it's a bad approach to "Reset" the relationship everytime somebody edits (maybe not the most efficient though) you will just need to set, from the owning side (guest), the booking. (In a many to one relationship, the "many" side has to be the owning side)
I would do that in controler:
    if ($editForm->isValid()) {

        //find all guests entities that has this booking related
        $oldguests=$em->getRepository('YourBundle:Guest')->findby(array("booking"=>$entity));
        //well you will need to custom a little bit better this "findby"

        foreach($oldguest as $guest){
             //remove the booking for that guest. So that guest won't have any booking linked
             $guest->removeBooking();
             $em->persist($guest);
        }
        //now we make the link with guest and booking
        //$form->submit($request) should have set the current entity with the current guests the user selected
        foreach($entity->getGuests() as $currentguest){
             $currentguest->setBooking($entity);
             $em->persist($guest);
        }

        $em->persist($entity);
        $em->flush();

    }

And in the Guests entity I would add the function removeUser
 //guest.php
 public function removeBooking(){
       $this->booking=NULL;
 }

Maybe is more elegant if you create a function in the GuestRepository.php that does what the controller is doing, and in the controller you just call that function.
You really need to take care of the owning side of the relationship. If you allow the edition through the owning side, that is, updating guests with the booking, the default code app/console gives you wouldn't need any kind of customization at all: both entities would be properly updated.
To keep it simple we can say that: let the user update the owning side of the relationship => everything is automatic. Let the user update the inverse side of the relationship => manual customization required. (this is the same for many to many relationships).
Hope this helps.