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This plant mister is both functional as it is farmhouse inspired. Made of glass this mister is a perfect way to keep your plants hydrated without over watering. Use to water plants or just display with other found objects on your favorite piece of furniture or shelf.
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The term 'niche' is one that gets used over and over in the business world but what does it really mean? And how do you find your own?
If you're in the process of starting a business in the creative industries, finding your niche is a good place to start. It's certainly a step that you need to take, and one that you need to take seriously.
Finding your niche means targeting a small part of a wider market. This means that you'll be able to focus on a small number of people. A common rookie mistake is to start with a broad market, but you want to avoid doing that. The result would be that you'd find yourself competing with the big boys and you'd quickly find that there's just no room for you.
The key to success as a small business owner is to choose a niche that you're passionate about and that you're confident will have a demand. Always remember that If you're trying to appeal to all types of people, you won't stand out and you won't be remembered.
Another thing to bear in mind is that people buy products or services based on trust. If you aren't trustworthy, don't expect a flood of buyers to be queuing up to buy from you. By choosing a specific niche, you can get clear on where you're going, And by limiting the number of products you offer, you'll have a lot to say about it.
You might be intimidated by the idea of limiting your products because you might think that will lead to less money. However, when you really narrow down and package your offer properly, that isn't the case at all. You're simply reaching out to those who have an interest in the products you're selling and asking them to listen.
Once you know what problem it is that you're solving, you give yourself the chance for a profitable business. Your business model can sometimes be too impractical to lend itself to the long-term repeat customer. For example, graphic designers who design logos won't have the same clients each month. But then there will always be new businesses that need logos designed.
This part requires some soul-searching and brainstorming. It's also the most enjoyable part of the process. You may already know the wider industry you're interested in but you've yet to narrow it down into a smaller niche market. If that's the case, choose a few that you're most interested in and ask yourself how passionate you about each one, how much you know about them, and how much money is being spent in each area.
Regarding the first two points, sometimes they get confused with each other but, in reality, they're two very different things. With regards to a niche that you feel knowledgeable in, think about what topics come up when you're chatting with friends. Which ones are you able to engage with, and provide input on, the most? What do friends and family come to you to ask for your help on?


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Why Choose Insight Treatment
Teen Group Therapy
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Insight Treatment Staff
Dr. Trevor Small
Director of Clinical Development Psy.D.
Dr. Trevor Small is a licensed clinical psychologist who has worked in the field of mental health since 1988. He completed his education at Pepperdine University and has worked extensively in with adolescents and adults in a variety of settings. His expertise is in the application of various mental health models onto psychiatric systems and integrating best practices in an empathic and ethical manner.Dr. Small has supervised and been on staff at many local mental health settings including; Saint John's Health Center, Summit Centers Malibu, and the Dubnoff Center. He most recently was the clinical director of a residential mental health program in Los Angeles for over ten years where he oversaw multiple aspects of care and has lectured throughout the United States and in different areas of media on best practices and mental health issues. In addition to his private practice in Santa Monica, Dr. Small has joined the Insight team as the Director of Clinical Development. In this role, he has the opportunity to work with experts in the field of adolescent mental health in their delivery of services at all the Insight locations. His role allows him to interact with all facets of the agency and with outside providers to ensure that Insight exceeds the standard of care in their innovative approaches to reaching teens and supporting families.Dr. Small is from the Los Angeles area and, with his wife, raises two young men and is an avid Los Angeles Kings fan.
Daryn Plancher
Clinical Director, Van Nuys and El Segundo
MSW, Ph.D. PSY
Dr. Daryn Plancher is dedicated to helping individuals and families learn to better express and manage their emotional worlds. She approaches her work with compassion and encouragement. She has experience treating behavioral, emotional and addictive disorders. She focuses on the integration of thought and feeling.Dr Plancher attended Columbia University School of Social Work pursuing her Masters degree in Social Work. While in school she worked in a Hospital Psychiatric Emergency Rooms and learned the benefits of being part of a multidisciplinary team. As a result of the experience she chose to seek employment in a hospital setting. She worked at Bellevue Hospital in their Inpatient Unit for Drugs and Alcohol where she provided counseling, discharge planning, facilitated groups and managed a 30 day rehab program. Dr. Plancher was interested in furthering her education. This decision took her to Alliant University (CSPP) in Fresno, California. It was there she received a Masters in Psychology. She completed her dissertation and her internship and was awarded her Doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology.Dr. Plancher worked with various populations but her interest in helping people who struggle with addictions and those who prove to exhibit inadequate resiliency remain constant. She dedicates her time to both the private and public sectors. Dr. Plancher's job responsibilities at Insight include facilitating groups, offering individual and family therapy, providing staff trainings and supervising interns and applicants for licensure.Dr. Plancher has an interest in the relevance of psychoanalytic thinking in the modern day world and attended the Los Angeles Institute and Society for Psychoanalytic Studies. Dr. Plancher has a private practice and continues to strive to better understand the balance between the persona and the true self.
Dr. Lukas Jaeggi
Clinical Director, Pasadena and Ph.D. PSY
Dr. Jaeggi, a licensed psychologist and board-certified art therapist, is a psychotherapist, clinical supervisor and administrator with 25 years of experience working with individuals and families of all ages. In his role as the clinical director at Insight's Pasadena IOP, Lukas conducts clinical intake assessments, hosts parent and multi-family groups, and leads the clinical team to provide comprehensive, in-depth therapeutic services. Lukas aims to understand the psychological functioning and emotional wellbeing of teens and their families and to assist them in their efforts to grow and heal by using neuroscience, trauma theory and depth psychology. In his leisure time, Lukas enjoys spending time with family, gardening and do-it yourself home improvement projects. Lukas lives in Altadena. He is married and has three children.
Rachel Rainne
Clinical Director, Santa Clarita LMFT
Frederik Schulin
CEO & Partner
Frederik Schulin grew up in Denmark where, after obtaining his master's degree, he started a pharmaceutical trading company that imported prescription medication. After these events Frederik received an offer to move to Los Angeles where he worked for three years in the fashion industry, pioneering the online clothing market. Eventually, he transitioned into the mental health treatment industry, where he applied his knowledge in online marketing to help those suffering from addictions. This led him to Insight Treatment, a program aimed at helping teenagers through mental health and addiction problems. Frederik joined Anthony Lopez, who had started the program, in helping it grow. When Anthony chose to step down, Frederik was brought in to run Insight Treatments in his place. Since then, he has dedicated his life to further improve the programs and the lives of its patients. Insight Treatment has two facilities: Pasadena and Van Nuys. The center provides a program for teens and their families who are struggling with mental health and drug and alcohol addictions.Frederik enjoys being around the teens attending Insight Program and sees their transition and evolution. "I grew up with nature around me and has always enjoyed the outdoors. I love to bring a bit of my passion for the outdoors and our environment into the program" says Mr. Schulin. One of his aspirations in the near future is to integrate outdoors in a bigger way in the program. "I want to ensure that there are more opportunities for the kids to be inspired by the amazing nature that Los Angeles has to offer".
Katie Gregory
Gregory has been working in the mental health and chemical dependency field for the past 25 years. Located in Los Angeles , CA. and managing partner of three programs including : Insight Treatment Programs for adolescents in LA, CA. Solara Mental Health, a 34 bed psychiatric facility in San Diego, CA.Under her company Gregory Consulting , inc. she has worked with many facilities over the years as a Director of both national and international marketing positions, building teams and generating revenue for companies world wide.From 2009 to 2016 she served as Executive Director of Bridges To Recovery, a residential psychiatric health facility in Los Angeles. She holds an MA in Spiritual Psychology from the University of Santa Monica , Los Angeles CA,BA in Psychology with honors from Ursuline College in Cleveland OH and an AA degree in Business from Cuyahoga College in Cleveland, OH. She worked for six years as a social worker for Geauga County Child and Family Services in Cleveland, OH, as an elementary and high school teacher for SED/LD students in Los Angeles, CA., as a director of operations and corporate sales manager for Jewel Box Platinum in Los Angeles, CA. She holds many hours of additional training that includes team building, critical incident stress debriefing, casework process, permanency planning for adoption, art therapy for treatment of depression, legal issues for child protection, promoting professional development and many others. She has served as a board member for the Santa Fe Recovery Center. Her other interests include participation in Earthwatch and Amazon Promise ecological, medical and social programs around the world, scuba diving, conservation and real estate.
Jennifer Campoy
Primary Therapist, Pasadena
LCSW
Jennifer Campoy is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a passion for working with adolescents and families. She obtained her Masters Degree in Social Work at Columbia University in New York and has worked with teens and families in a range of treatment settings, helping teens and parents connect & communicate, with a focus on emotional regulation and expression, and treating all types of trauma. She was the creator and Director of the Co-Occurring Disorders Department at Hathaway-Sycamores Child and Family Services, creating programming for teens & young adults struggling with substance abuse, recognizing the need to incorporate screening & treatment of substance abuse with mental health services. Interested in psychoanalytic theory, Jennifer continued her education at Los Angeles Institute and Society for Psychoanalytic Studies, completing a psychoanalytic psychotherapy program in May 2017. Jennifer has a private practice in Pasadena, CA.
Sarah Gibson
Primary Therapist, El Segundo
Sarah Gibson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, originally from the Pacific Northwest. In addition to her LCSW, she is currently working on becoming a Registered Drama Therapist. She has been working with teenagers and families for over a decade. Sarah is a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer (Albania '08-'10) and continues to enjoy international travel.
Sheldon Cohen
Sheldon Cohen- Primary Therapist, Van Nuys
Sheldon Cohen, the man, the legend! Been working in the field of behavioral health since 2013, starting working with a volunteer teen help group struggling with issues around everyday life, ie addiction, divorce, identity, school, gangs, etc. At that time, I was working on my graduate degree in psychology, with an emphasis in co occurring disorders. I obtained my AMFT and am currently working on my hours to become a licensed MFT. I have worked in the rehabilitation treatment setting for 4 years. Sheldon has experience working with children on the Autism spectrum and has done behavioral therapy for 3 years. Downtime consists of fitness, snowboarding, motorcycle riding, cliff jumping and basically anything outdoors.
Montoya Whitfiled
AMFT
Montoya Whitfield has been in the field of mental health for over 12 years. Her knowledge and experience base consists of working with and in various socio-economic and culturally diverse communities, private practice settings and working with a wide range of neurodevelopmental and mental health disorders. Montoya's specialty populations are Children & Families, and diagnosis area; Anxiety, Autism, Eating Disorders, Depression, Substance Abuse, and Trauma. Montoya also has experience in working with all ages throughout the life span. Montoya brings a wealth of academic experience as well, she has her BA in Mass Communications, M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy and she is currently pursuing her doctorate in Clinical Psychology.
Merisa Bambur
Merisa is an experienced Associate Marriage and Family Therapist with a demonstrated history of working in hospitals and mental health facilities. She specializes in art therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy, family systems therapy, dual-diagnoses, and addiction. Her passion is to support adolescents and their families through difficult times in hopes for them to find recovery, stability, and happiness. On her spare time, you can find her rollerblading the boardwalk, hiking, at an art show, or creating oil paintings.
Alexandra Gross
Alexandra is a registered AMFT and APCC specializing in positive psychology, cognitive-behavioral therapy, dual-diagnosis, trauma, anxiety, and depression. Alexandra earned her B.A. in Communications and Psychology at Penn State University and her M.A. in Clinical Psychology with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy and Professional Clinical Counseling from Pepperdine University. Before becoming a therapist, Alexandra spent nearly a decade working in New York City in the business world. Having seen the impact stress has on mental health, her interest in helping others strengthened. She studied holistic health coaching and learned the importance of treating individuals as a whole rather than a cluster of their symptoms. In her Master's program, she studied Family-Systems Theory in-depth, gaining knowledge of how to incorporate the entire family unit into the treatment plan. Alexandra has experience working with diverse populations in various clinical settings, including acutely mentally ill patients, college students, and adults living with cognitive challenges. Being outdoors with family, friends, and good food is Alexandra's favorite way to spend her free time.
Latonya Sampson
Primary Therapist, Santa Clarita
Johnathon Guerino
Lead Counselor
Johnathon has been working with at risk youth population for 3 years and worked with adults for a very long time. He's been in the field for about 8 years and he has his personal experience. What he's learn with working with in both populations is that it's easier to raise a good man then it is to heal a broken one. He's also in recovery himself and been sober for many years. So not only does he help others but he also chases after his own recovery. Working in this type of field helps to add that I can use my personal struggles to help those see that recovery doesn't stop after treatment. He currently has his CAADE and plans to transfer to a 4-year college to a bachelor degree on Psychology. He oversees all counselors at all 3 facilities. He was the first to start a Teen specific all A meeting in LA County. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with friends and traveling. If addiction is a family disease then recovery is a family affair.
Ivan Lozano
Counselor, Van Nuys
Ivan likes to hang out with positive people, spend quiet time with his family and friends. His passion is working with adolescents who struggled with the same issues he did when he was young. He enjoys going out on adventures with his family and passionate about the12 step. He can relate to our kids and is able to give the support because of his own personal experience.
Eddie Garcia
Counselor & Community Resource Coordinator
Eddie is currently in an Addiction Studies program to gain certification as a counselor and then transfer to a university for a psychology degree. After having his struggles and overcoming addiction Eddie's passion for recovery and self-improvement has lead him to a career in the mental health field. A few years of experience in the field have gained Eddie knowledge into different aspects from running sober living house's, running detox level of care facilities, working in a medication room, and has spent plenty of time working with clients one on one and in groups. Being family-oriented Eddie loves spending time with his parents, sisters, and nephews. Also, being very fond of being physically fit Eddie is a practitioner of Filipino martial arts (Escrima/ Kali). In his free time, Eddie likes spending it outdoors, going to the beach, hiking, and working out.
Charles Vavasseur
Counselor, El Segundo
He's been a substance abuse counselor at Insight Treatment facility since 2016. Prior to working with the teen population for Insight I conducted substance abuse workshops in several schools for at-risk teens. As a teen I suffered from a drug and alcohol addiction that progressed as an adult. I was able to obtain my sobriety in 2012 7 yrs ago and my life's work has become working with teens teaching them about the recovery process and helping them to prevent making some of the poor choices I did as a adolescences.
Elton Ferrero
Counselor, Pasadena
Elton, yes as in Elton John, is the newest addition to the counseling staff at Insight. After many long years of battling addiction himself, it wasn't until he got the help that he needed, that he knew he wanted to work in this field and help those who suffer from addiction as he once did. He is a recent graduate from the Addiction Studies Program at Los Angeles Pierce College and is planning on furthering his education in this field. Elton is a single father of 3 teenagers and says he is grateful for every moment he spends with them. When he isn't busy with the kids, Elton regularly attends his NA meetings and is well knowledge in the 12 steps and one of his main priorities is being of service. He is also a Virgo, who loves music and long walks on the beach.
Juan Prado
Counselor/Academic Coordinator Assistant, Pasadena & Van Nuys
He's a day program counselor at Insight. His passion is working with young adolescents who struggle with mental health and substance abuse. He was once a troubled kid and used drugs to move forward in life with his pain and hurt. He grew up in Los Angeles without a father and raised only by his mother. He is a father of 5 kids. He knows what it is to raise adolescents. He's worked with adolescents for about 6 years now and volunteered at youth centers. He's also involved with feeding the homeless in Skid row and enjoy giving back to the community. He enjoys playing slow pitch softball on the weekends and spending time with my kids and grandkids.
Counselor, Santa Clarita
Vincent Amador
Steven Andrews
Academic Coordinator, El Segundo
Andrea Valdez
Academic Coordinator, Santa Clarita
Andrea Valdez is currently in school to be a vet assistant. She's been in the mental health field for 6 years. She enjoys helping out adolescents and be able to help them through their journey by sharing her experiences growing up as an adolescent herself. She enjoys listening to music, amusement parks, and volunteers a lot during her free time. She loves spending time with her two dogs when she's not working or in school. Her passion has always been helping young adolescents to find their passion and be able to figure out what they want to do with their life's.
Christian Lara
Academic Coordinator, Pasadena & Van Nuys
Christian was born and raised in the San Fernando Valley. He has received multiple degrees in Criminal Justice, his bachelor's degree at Cal State East Bay and his master's degree at Cal State Los Angeles. While at East Bay, Christian was the captain of the men's soccer team, a mentor at local high schools, camp counselor for the soccer program and part of a local fraternity on campus. Since 2014, Christian has been mentoring youth and their families on the importance of education, available resources and living a positive healthy lifestyle. Christian is also a member of the American Society of Criminology and has presented research on Restorative Justice programs tailored towards youth rehabilitation. He is very passionate towards helping others and wants to see all his students succeed. During his leisure time, Christian enjoys hanging out with his family, working out, playing soccer and being outdoors.
Sofia Lopes
Academic Coordinator, Pasadena
Faith Chappell
Special Education Consultant
Nettie Valdez
Director of Operations and Program Director
Annette Valdez has her Bachelor Degree in Business Administration from DeVry University. She's worked in the mental health field for over 20+ years as a floor counselor, facility manager, intake coordinator, and in the marketing department. She's always had a passion to work with families and their adolescents. Annette is also known as Nettie. She has experience working and connection with families for many years. She started off as a floor counselor and worked herself up to Program manager. She has a daughter of her own, so she's able to connect and understand the struggle that each parent is going through. Nettie also enjoys reading, listening to music, is part of an outreach group that helps those in need, loves to go on nature hikes, and plays competitive slow pitch softball.
Genevieve Decatur
Assistant Program Director
Lisa Dixon
Admissions Director
Lisa has been working in the behavioral health field since 2004 and has extensive training in the Mental Health and Chemical Dependency fields. Having years of experience with intake and admissions as well as direct client care and operations, she is uniquely equipped to facilitate the admissions process for each client. Understanding the needs of families and referents, Lisa ensures the process of admission goes as smoothly as possible. Lisa is also a certified Wilderness First Responder and Clinical First Responder and is passionate about the healing capacity of being in nature!
Seth Bland
Seth has a bachelor's degree in Philosophy from Boston University, and he obtained a Master's Degree in Education from Pepperdine University in 2010. He worked for many years in private school education in Los Angeles. Following his own struggles with addiction and childhood trauma he began his personal journey of recovery through the Twelve Steps, therapy, and Buddhist meditation practice. Since then he has been adding skills as a recovery counselor to his teaching background. In recent years he has managed sober living facilities and worked in treatment centers. During his free time, he is involved in service for his recovery, and enjoys spending time with his son, sister and nephew. For recreation he loves hiking, bodysurfing and stand up paddle boarding. As an academic coordinator for Van Nuys and El Segundo, his aim is to integrate your teen's academic progress into the therapeutic process, by working with closely with schools and our clinical team. He looks forward to working with your family.
Fiona Nottingham
Clinical Outreach and Business Development Manager
Fiona Nottingham, M.A., AMFT, is the Clinical Outreach and Business Development Manager at Insight IOP for Teens. She is a Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist. Prior to becoming a Psychotherapist, Fiona has an extensive background as an executive in the entertainment industry. She is bilingual in French. At Insight, she combines her academic clinical experience and her corporate executive background in connecting with clinicians and healthcare professionals on Insight's extensive program. Fiona promotes the numerous benefits from Insight's long term IOP and the opportunity it offers for lifelong transformation. Fiona also develops partnerships with Clinicians and programs to bring cutting edge mental health educational workshops and presentations to a wider audience. Additionally, she enjoys playing tennis, hiking, diverse arts & cultural activities, travel, and mindfulness practices. Insight IOP for Teens strong focus on combining talk therapy, skills learning, peer and family support, outdoor and creative activities, and recovery in real life align strongly with Fiona's core values working to bring therapeutic healing through connection for healthy, effective functioning in life.
Pablo Rodriguez holds a Bachelor in Arts degree in Marketing and Business from the Universidad Intercontinental in Mexico City, Mexico and has an Associate degree in Commercial Art from the Centro Diseño, Cine y Television Design, Cinema, and Television Center in Mexico City, Mexico.Originally from Mexico City, Pablo is influenced by his European roots, extensive international travel, and love of entrepreneurial endeavors. Pablo specializes in international marketing. For the past few years he has traveled extensively on an international level supporting and attending mental health conferences while assisting Gregory Consulting, Inc., a psychiatric consulting company based in Los Angeles. He is trained in supportive case management and has received training in transporting and working with individuals with co-occurring diagnoses.Pablo believes in maintaining an equilibrium of mind, body, and spirit as a means to increased personal wellness. In his free time, Pablo enjoys sports and architecture, particularly soccer and running. He can also be found spending time with his family and dogs. Pablo is bilingual in Spanish and English.
Mitzen Black
Intake/Utilization Review
PsyD, Psychological Assistant
Dr. Mitzen Black is a psychological assistant of Dr. Daryn Plancher, PSY 18182 and is the Utilization Review/Intake Clinician at Insight Treatment Programs. Dr. Black works with the treatment team to provide a comprehensive review of each client's progress in order to obtain maximum insurance coverage available for each family. Dr. Black draws on her experience in clinical assessment and intensive treatment modalities for co-occurring disorders to ensure that Insight clients are able to utilize all of their insurance benefits to get the help that they need to improve mental health and to engage in healthier, constructive behaviors.Dr. Black received her graduate training at Fuller School of Psychology in Pasadena. Dr. Black completed her pre-doctoral internship at Wright Institute of Los Angeles, and was an active member of the treatment team for the Susan B. Krevoy Eating Disorder Program. Areas of interest include mental health treatment, recovery/addiction, eating disorders, spirituality/religion, health and wellness, and family dynamics. Dr. Black has a wealth of experience in therapy, psychological assessment, utilization review, and advocacy for client services. She most enjoys multi-disciplinary treatment and believes in the whole person model of treatment.
Blanca Chanta
UR assistant, Van Nuys
Blanca, better known as Bea, is a program aid at the Van Nuys and Pasadena facilities for Insight. As a teenager, Bea was part of a prevention program for teens which lead to an interest in Psychology and resulted in a bachelor's degree from Cal State University, Fullerton in 2016. Currently, Bea is looking into schools to earn a degree in Human Resources. When not at work Bea spends time planning trips and activities with her seven nieces and nephews or volunteering as a youth leader and singer in her local community. Outside of Psychology and volunteer work, Bea enjoys reading, writing, drawing, playing video games and learning new information and skills through classes and videos.
Kyla Khouri
Kyla Khouri is a staff assistant and former insight client and graduate. She graduated in February of 2017 and now works with the clients to help them connect with the program. She enjoys popular music, makeup, and YouTube culture. She is looking to study to become a counselor in the near future.
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Program Aid, Pasadena
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Program Aid, Santa Clarita
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The Raven King
Maggie Stiefvater, read by Will Patton. Scholastic Audio, , unabridged, 11 CDs, 12 hrs., $39.99 ISBN 978-0-545-64908-7
PW Talks with Maggie Stiefvater
Q & A with Maggie Stiefvater
BEA 2014: Maggie Stiefvater: A Sinner in the City of Angels
The Curiosities: A Collection of Stories
Pip Bartlett's Guide to Magical Creatures
The Scorpio Races
Pip Bartlett's Guide to Magical Creatures - Audio
Lament: The Faerie Queen's Deception
The Raven Cycle #3: Blue Lily, Lily Blue
The Dream Thieves: Book 2 of the Raven Boys
The Dream Thieves
Kiss Me Deadly: 13 Tales of Paranormal Love
In the final book of Stiefvater's Raven Cycle, Richard Gansey's quest to find the lost king Glendower is only part of the sprawling, fascinatingly complex plot, weaving together past and future, secrets and prophecies, with a colorful cast of characters (each with his or her own magical power or secretive past). This magical world's mythology has the air of a dark fairy tale: Gansey previously died but was brought back; Blue is destined to kill her true love with a kiss; Noah is a ghost, struggling to stick around long after he should have faded away; Ronan is a dreamer whose dreamed creations come to life. As in the previous audiobooks of the series, Steifvater's poetic, literary style of prose is served well by reader Patton, whose gravelly, folksy voice sounds tailor-made for a storyteller: it's easy to imagine him sitting around a campfire spinning inventive tales. Moreover, he gives every character in the huge cast a voice so distinctive that one might think this was a multicast recording. Patton's extraordinary, masterly performance is a perfect match for this imaginative and compelling series finale. Ages 14–up. A Scholastic Press hardcover. (Apr.)
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Many higher and tertiary institutions have online graduation programmes, and many institutions state that their online programmes are the same as their on-campus programmes. A number of large publicly funded institutions have departments or institutions dedicated to online programmes. Among the types of school offering these programmes are: A multitude of online resource is available for potential graduate learners to use to find accredited online graduate programmes that can deliver learning in a broad spectrum of disciplines.


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Q: How do I call a specific piece of json data in a foreach loop? (sorry for the bad title)
I have this json file
[
    {
        "userId": 3017221209,
        "displayName": "Frank"
    },
    {
        "userId": 1690049096,
        "displayName": "dumb"
    }
]

And I deserialized it with this
var userss = System.Text.Json.JsonSerializer.Deserialize<List<User>>(json);

But I tried to mention it in a foreach loop (like for each user id do this and that) but I couldn't figure it out
foreach (var usersstuff in userss) { /* other stuff you are not supposed to see */ }

So.. any help?

A: You can't use User like a variable if it's name's class, try this:
foreach (var user in userss) { /* other stuff you are not supposed to see */ }

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Water is life : it provides security, food, mobility, business and entertainment to mankind. Bangkok waterways are all this at the time.
Bangkok is born on Rattanakosin Island in the late 18th century, protected by a meander of the Chao Phraya River to the west. At that time, the royal capital was located in Thonburi, just on the western bank of the River. King Rama I found Thonburi too vulnerable to a possible attack by Burmese armies. He was also eager to recreate the natural defenses and the waterway network of the former capital Ayutthaya.
Thus, a set of canals was dug to the east of Chao Phraya River to serve as moats and henceforth to secure the heart of the his new kingdom. The magnificent Grand Palace and various beguiling Buddhist shrines and temples were built on Rattanakosin Island. Bangkok soon earned the epithet of 'Venice of the East'.
Bangkok's network of waterways was not only to protect against invaders, but also to facilitate the transportation of people and goods along the many piers. In festive days of the high-tide season, boat plays and races were traditionally held on the main canals.
Modern Bangkok neglected its waterways until the over-saturation of its road networks. It rediscovered the virtues of water transportation since the 1990's. For many commuters, boat services represent today the most efficient way to reach the commercial districts. Bangkok reinvigorated its waterways in the last decades, but did not manage yet to clean up canal water. With hundreds of thousands dwellers living next to the canals, the water remains notoriously polluted.
Never mind. I spent quite some time on Bangkok waterways and walking on their sides in order to discover the day-to-day life of another Bangkok. A discrete but fascinating Bangkok, intimately connected to the more high-profile locations of the city centre. I will pursue my photographic endeavor during my next visit to Bangkok.
I wish you a merry Christmas, be it in Bangkok or elsewhere!


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My Town: Diocese of Grand Rapids boosts tuition assistance; deadline nears
Submitted by Anonymous on Monday, November 17th, 10:15 am
The Diocese of Grand Rapids is boosting tuition assistance for students, but time is running out to apply for it.
The deadline for applying for first round funding is Nov. 22. The first round of grants will be announced in early February and distributed in early fall.
Bishop Walkowiak recently announced the Diocese is more than quadrupling tuition assistance, from $240,000 to $1 million each year. The funding boost, made possible through donations and diocese scholarship accounts, is part of a three-year effort to make Catholic schools affordable to more families. According to Private School Aid Service, even after all tuition assistance is distributed, Catholic school families still need $1.2 million a year.
Ottawa County Honors Employee
Submitted by Jon Mills, Lakeshore Reporter
Ottawa County Honors Employee for Customer Service
Ottawa County extends its congratulations to Mark Bos for the Outstanding Customer Service Award. Mark is a Magistrate in the 58th District Court. Learn more about Mark and read excerpts from the three nominations he received at http://bit.ly/cs-award.
West Ottawa QB up for MVP
Tuesday, October 7th, 2014, 3:35pm
West Ottawa QB Caleb McNitt is in the running for the Mercy Health 13 On Your Sidelines MVP of the Week.
Click here to vote for Caleb.
Click here to watch all the nominees.
Pumpkinfest Celebrates 30 Years – Kids Activities Abound!
Submitted by Rob Byrne, Sales Executive
Wednesday, September 24th, 2014, 1:53pm
Pumpkinfest will be celebrating its 30-year anniversary this October 2, 3 and 4. The annual Zeeland tradition is a celebration of fall, family, friends, food and all things pumpkin! This multi-generational event has something for everyone but especially young kids! This year's Pumpkinfest hosts, "KidZfest" which is a full line-up fun activities that are all located in or near downtown Zeeland. Some of the events include:
Decorate Your Bike / Bike Contest / Bike Parade: Sponsors: Main Street Bicycle / ZQuest School
Decorate: Thurs. & Fri., 4pm-7pm / Sat., 10am-1:30pm - At KidZfest booth.
Contest Begins: Sat., 2pm - In front of Main St. Bicycle Co. – 201 E.
My Town: Rangers rally for Gilda's Club in inaugural game Sept. 26
Submitted by Anonymous on Tuesday, September 23rd, 7:00 am
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.—Forest Hills Central's varsity football team is taking the battle against cancer onto the gridiron this week, with an inaugural game benefit ting Gilda's Club Grand Rapids.
The Rangers will take on West Ottawa Friday, Sept. 26 in the charity game at the FHC stadium. Tailgating will start at 6 p.m. and kick-off is 7 p.m. All proceeds from the event will go to Gilda's Club Grand Rapids. For additional information, contact Kathleen Buzzitta at kathleenswanson@hotmail.com (616) 308-1646.
Gilda's Club Grand Rapids provides emotional support to cancer patients and their loved ones through networking, workshops and community activities. The nonprofit organization serves more than 10,000 people each year at its two club houses in Grand Rapids and Lowell and five community centers.
St. Patrick-St. Anthony Parish to Dedicate Hand-Crafted Peace Pole
Wednesday, September 17th, 2014, 10:46pm
GRAND HAVEN, MICH., SEPT. 18, 2014―In observance of United Nations' "International Day of Peace" worldwide, the general public is invited to a local observance at St. Patrick―St. Anthony Parish to join in the dedication of a hand-crafted Peace Pole on Sunday, September 21st at 4 p.m. on the outdoor south side of the church, at 920 Fulton Avenue in Grand Haven.
"Pope Francis has asked all people to observe the upcoming International Day of Peace no matter whether they attend church or not and we welcome anyone who is interested to join us as we dedicate this long-lasting monument to peace," said Sally Moser, an International Day of Peace event organizer with St. Patrick-St.
WMU-Cooley Professor & Retired Brigadier Gen. McDaniel Participates in W. Mich. Day of Remembrance
Submitted by Tyler Lecceadone on Friday, September 12th, 2:30 pm
WMU-COOLEY LAW SCHOOL PROFESSOR AND RETIRED BRIGADIER GENERAL MICHAEL C.H. McDANIEL
PARTICIPATES IN WEST MICHIGAN DAY OF REMEMBRANCE
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – To honor all those who sacrificed their lives during the terrorist events of September 11, 2001, the Gerald R. Ford Council of the Boy Scouts of America and the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Foundation and Museum hosted the 13th annual Day of Remembrance and Scout Salute from sunrise to sunset on September 11, 2014. WMU-Cooley Law School Professor and retired Brigadier General Michael C.H.


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first of all: I can understand how you feel. However, don't worry too much about it. What would have happened if you would have got it on your mouth? Nearly everyone has the virus in his or her body today. That's just how it is. If you stay healthy, eat well and make sports regularly you'll be fine.


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Greenford is an unincorporated community in central Green Township, Mahoning County, Ohio, United States. The community lies along State Route 165 a short distance north of Salem. It is part of the Youngstown–Warren metropolitan area.

Greenford has a post office with the ZIP code 44422, in operation since 1829. The community takes its name from Green Township. Greenford has a public library, a branch of the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County.

History
Greenford is the largest community in Green Township. The area was first settled by people of German ancestry in the early 1800s. In its formation, Green Township and the area surrounding Greenford had been a series of farms and coal mines. As the population grew, schools and churches were built throughout the community.

Schools
In 1844, there were 12 schools throughout the entire township, and multiple churches serving different denominations. Greenford High School would later form with North Lima High School in 1969 to form what is now South Range High School. The old Greenford High School had been used as the Middle School for South Range, until 2010 when the new K-12 campus in Canfield opened.

Politics
In the Ohio General Assembly, Greenford is located in the 33rd Senate District, represented by Michael Rulli (R), and in the 59th State Representative District, represented by Alessandro Cutrona (R).

Notable person
Ty Votaw, former LPGA Tour commissioner

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Unincorporated communities in Mahoning County, Ohio
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On the heels of Accenture's acquisition of digital marketing and strategy consultancy Acquity Group and the announcement that followed of a partnership with ecommerce platform hybris, executives from all companies gathered today in New York to talk forward moves with hybris' new parent company, German enterprise giant SAP.
"We have, in the past, spent a lot of time gathering data and not using it," said Susie Sapsara, global ebusiness manager for safety appliances company MSA, an Acquity and hybris customer. "Information just sat there. I'm a marketer, so I [look for ways that [things like] product sign-up information can be used for much more than selling" by automating the process.
With no shortage of enterprise platforms like IBM and Oracle claiming to provide an end-to-end customer experience with the data and know-how to optimize the experience all the way from customer acquisition through to support, SAP said it's not focused on managing relationships. "The phrase I'd like you to think about is consumer engagement," said Jonathan Becher, SAP's chief marketing & communications officer. "The consumer today is digitally enabled and people are crowdsourcing their research" before they buy or convert.
AdExchanger spoke with Erik Larson, managing director, digital, data and analytics, at Accenture and Rick Chavie, VP of OmniCommerce for hybris, about the blending worlds of digital and in-store touchpoints, and what their alliance means for commerce and marketing services as a whole.
AdExchanger: With Accenture acquiring Acquity, how does this stack up in terms of the SAP/hybris deal?
ERIK LARSON: We've been a significant hybris partner for years, particularly in Europe. We've built out a series of joint things there, including integrating with SAP on a repeated basis. With the Acquity acquisition, it gives us the capacity to take advantage of the opportunity in North America as well. They already had a great relationship built with hybris. We, of course, had a great relationship with SAP. So, the two of us coming together at the same time hybris and SAP are coming together is a positive twist of fate.
SAP has been compared to IBM and Oracle in terms of its digital commerce output. Where do your loyalties lie with those companies?
We, typically, in any of our technology alliances work with the top people in a sector, so we do work with others besides hybris and SAP…Acquity was a large hybris shop, so our acquisition of them helps us take on the opportunity of hybris in North America. We've continued to grow very organically in the Asia-Pacific region, Latin America and Europe. We'll continue that, but we're always considering acquisition targets in this and other spaces.
SAP is beefing up its marketing portfolio with things like Precision Marketing. Do you think, inevitably, SAP could become more of a services play?
I think SAP has the resources and leadership to where if they decide to be something, they probably could. I wouldn't want to pretend to have a crystal ball and guess where they choose to go next. I think our investments around Accenture Interactive [with our acquisition of Fjord] point toward a view that the marketplace is changing and that we want to consistently be able to help our clients understand the consumer in a really holistic way. When we bring that back to some of the discussion we had downstairs, it looks like B2B is starting to have some of the resources that B2C has always had and the focus and attention on the details of those different touch points is emerging.
Big data was thrown around a lot today. For retail brands, what's the biggest challenge? Is it a people or tech challenge? And do you need to hire a data scientist?
The short answer is, all of the above, but I would argue that the marketplace transition and the potential for the creepiness factor is probably the biggest challenge to overcome. Where you actually make sure the consumer, in fact, wants you to be that involved in the data about them and navigating that can be different within your segments, industry or current brand.
How could the SAP/hybris deal impact marketers from a paid perspective?
RICK CHAVIE: From our perspective, we're not that directly engaged in managing paid advertising with our customers. We provide the platform that can access other touch points [through our partners] whether it's going out on Google or other marketplaces or other companies' sites. It comes back to the technical architecture of our platform, which allows them to stay current by engaging with all of these different platforms.
One of the things we like to think about as a platform provider, rather than just an application provider, is we can stay much more current than other companies because of the fact that we're based on open standards. When we start exchanging information with other platform providers that allows them to be future-proofed. So we don't have to invent the best search out on the Web. Our focus in terms of the product content, search and navigation tends to be more focused on the retailer or wholesaler's website only, but we have a broad range of partners that can connect in to the platform and we've grown that tremendously over the last several years. It's becoming a global network of partners that engage with us.
What are some challenges marketers face in this omnichannel environment?
When you think about brand consistency, which is a big challenge, whether you're going from a phone, a tablet, to a PC to a digital sign, etc., and then go out onto different platforms, the ability to share the content has been one of our strengths... it's the context and the content that goes along with that product once you search for it that makes a difference in conversion.
We think the execution layer, going from a site to your own commerce solution, is going to be the challenge. There's been so much optimization to this point and so much science thrown at search optimization, but mainly from an ecommerce perspective. So if you start thinking about it beyond that seven to eight percent in the ecommerce world, what about the other 92%?
What happens there when I start searching for something that I can't actually execute online, but, instead, maybe 'I want to drive them from online to my store.' Any CMO and merchant that can drive somebody from the site to the store sees the value prop immediately… I've got to be able to trace them a little bit, whether through email offers or other means beyond paid search to connect the dots between the site and when they go in to the physical store and that area is relatively unexplored. If you asked me where I would put my investment, it would be in driving from sites and from mobile into the physical store.
It almost sounds like a new attribution model.
Absolutely. And vice versa. Once you get that managed and if you can track them back, then you can be like, 'Now, they're on the physical side and I want to get them back to the ecommerce side,' so you keep closing that loop and create sort of a virtuous cycle.
The challenge, until now, has been how do you identify that? I actually see the whole grocery side as having the biggest, quickest upside that is unexplored by and large [by the rest of the industry] today, because they have the loyalty cards. They do know who you are and maybe when you leave. They're very young and early in terms of exploiting all that information that's been sitting there for decades, but [this is an example] where you do have that kind of identification.
There are some retail venues where you have all that information – the credit card at department stores where even if you're buying offline, you use their credit card and get at least 30 to 40% penetration. You have a good mix of customers where you can track that end-to-end navigation and I think that's why you see Macy's, Saks, Neiman Marcus using phrases like "omnichannel," because they're leading the charge in investment and resources across these channels. The key thing will be the closed loop and having data and the access, whether I'm a marketer, store owner, someone in the call center – it's all having common access to data around you.


Let's face it: NetEnt is not the first slot machine developer to use dragons as the central theme in a game.
Many others have taken this approach, such as Aristocrat with its popular land based Dragon Emperor slot machine.
Even though Dragon Island slots share the same basic theme with many other games, there are several features that separate it from the crowd.
NetEnt is well known for its lineup of online video slots, with this game one of the most popular. In addition to the many features, which we'll touch on in the review to follow, it's important to note that the graphics, animation, and audio are everything you would expect from this company. It's these finer details that really help to keep players engaged.
Even though the Dragon Island slot machine is designed to attract all types of players, the 5-reel, 15-payline arrangement is perfect for beginners. When you add in three rows, you have a layout that most bettors are comfortable with.
Making it even better for beginners is the fact that the minimum wager is set at a single coin on one payline. This allows you to get involved without having to risk too much money.
However, as noted above, advanced players, including high rollers, will find a few reasons to spin the reels. For example, the maximum wager per payline is 20 coins. Are you willing to place a large bet for the chance to win much more?
There are many reasons why NetEnt online slots are so popular, with many players enjoying the fact that they can play for free.
Dragon Island is no different. If you don't have money to bet, if you aren't permitted to play real money slots in your country, you can still get involved with this game.
Playing for free allows you to experience the thrill, all without any risk. You can't win real money, but you can't lose anything either. Instead, playing for free is all about having a good time (and learning a thing or two as well).
If you enjoy playing on your desktop or laptop computer, you'll be glad to know that this game is compatible with Mac, Windows, and Linux operating systems. In other words, the majority of players have a computer that allows them to get involved.
But you don't need a computer to play. You can use your mobile device to spin the reels. For those who do everything on their tablet or smartphone, this is a big advantage when compared to some games from other companies.
NetEnt has a reputation for being one of the most mobile friendly slot developers in the world, and you don't have to look any further than this game to realize why this holds true.
When you play Dragon Island, you'll find yourself in the middle of the excitement from the moment you first lay eyes on the screen.
The primary reason for this is simple: this is the first NetEnt video slot machine to provide access to the "Win Both Ways" feature. As the name suggests, this gives you the opportunity to win on symbol combos running from left to right as well as right to left.
Once activated, if you receive five symbols in a row your wager is automatically doubled and you are then in position to win a 2x payout.
This is the type of feature that will keep you on the edge of your seat, as you never know if you're going to find yourself pulling in a huge win.
The Win Both Ways feature may be the primary reason to play this game, but there are some other things you need to know.
For instance, there are three wilds that replace almost every other symbol. The expanding wild is particularly intriguing, as this comes into play during the free spins round and can quickly boost your winnings.
Finally, five scatter symbols award 50 free spins. Also, four of these are good for 20 free spins with three triggering 10. Every win during the free spin feature is multiplied by 2x or more.
When the Dragon Island slot machine was released, we were a bit worried that the theme was too similar to others that were already on the market, both in land based casinos and online.
Fortunately, it didn't take long to realize that this game was 100 percent unique. Even though it uses the popular dragon theme, there are enough features to make it special.
With this Dragon Island slot review guiding you, it's our hope that you'll be able to play and enjoy this game in the near future.


My post on voting for Best Picture (and the ensuing comments) talked quite a bit about IRV (instant run-off voting). Georgia is presenting a case where IRV might solve a problem (and is, apparently, at least being discussed).
One of the most disruptive features of the 2014 election cycle was a result of a court ruling that in order to allow overseas soldiers enough time to vote in a runoff election, absentee ballots would need to be provided 45 days prior to election day. Following the judge's ruling, the legislature passed House Bill 310, which moved the primary election to late May and the runoff election to late July. Had the general election for the Senate gone to a runoff, that would have been held in early January. But election dates were not the only things to change. Election qualifying was moved up to early March, and legislators sped through the 2014 session, even "meeting" when the Capitol was closed due to snow and ice, in order to be able to raise money and campaign as early as possible.
While I am all for making sure all voters get the chance to cast their ballots, a 45 day gap between rounds is pretty extreme (and will likely repress turnout for the second round, creating other distortions in the process). Indeed, in general, this ruling is clearly creating a variety of election administration issues for the state of Georgia.
An attempt has been made to call a committee to study alternatives, including IRV. This is nothing more than a proposal to discuss proposals at this point and I have no idea as to the probability that the discussion will even take place.
In general, however, this situation strikes me as another piece of evidence as to the clunky nature of elections processes in the US.
Yeah, I had a similar thought when I read about that. It's definitely a circumstance that's crying out for it.
Though generally inferior to IRV, runoffs do have the advantage of letting voters get to know the main candidates before voting for them*. With 45 days, though, deteriorating interest is a concern. I have a friend in Texas who works on campaigns who was complaining about the 60 day lag there causing problems.
* – I've seen this work in judicial elections (which, it should go without saying, shouldn't exist). A candidate managed to break from the pack with a Ten Commandments sort of issue. He might have won in an IRV, but the primary season allowed his opposition to rally behind an opponent and work towards convincing voters not to vote for Ten Commandments Guy. The result was that he got something like 48% in the first election, and then 35% in the second.
I've seen this work in judicial elections (which, it should go without saying, shouldn't exist).
I can't stand judicial elections and leave the ballot blank. I'm glad I'm not the only one.
@Rob Prather: @Rob Prather: I concur. I am not a fan of judicial elections.
@Rob Prather: Too important to leave blank, though of course the statistical likelihood of my vote counting is small. What was crazy about back home is that I lived in a very populous county with a lot of judges. So come election time, I'd have to investigate president or governor, congressmen and state reps, maybe other statewide officials and county officials, maybe senator or state senator, and then (I'm not joking or exaggerating) 75 judicial races. Which was how Ten Commandments Guy and a lot of others managed to get as far as they did.
Even worse was straight-ticket voting, which (in a purple county) meant that people regularly got swept in and out based on the gubernatorial or presidential race.
It's madness. Has anyone here read John Grisham's "The Appeal"? It's devoted to this subject.


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October 9, 2015 10:52AM PT
Lionsgate Signs Chinese Streaming Deal with iQiyi
CREDIT: Courtesy of Lionsgate
Lionsgate has signed a deal to distribute many of its high-profile films on iQiyi, China's largest streaming platform.
The deal covers both subscription and transactional VOD for Lionsgate titles including: "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 2"; "Allegiant," the next film in the Divergent franchise; "Now You See Me 2"; action film "Deepwater Horizon"; 'Sicario"; the teen thriller "Nerve"; "The Shack," starring Sam Worthington and Octavia Spencer; and the Emma Stone musical "LaLa Land."
iQiyi, controlled by Baidu, runs video platforms that have more than 500 million unique users. Under the deal, it will have an exclusive SVOD and TVOD window for the Lionsgate titles and make a major promotional commitment on their platform for those movies.
"We're thrilled to partner with iQiyi, a major game changer and one of the largest and fastest-growing digital platforms in China," said Lionsgate Executive VP of International Sales Wendy Reeds. "They will provide a quality showcase for our slate of high-profile event movies, and our agreement underscores our commitment to innovation and leadership in delivering premium content to online audiences around the world."
Yang Xianghua, senior VP of iQiyi, said: "In China, more and more people are paying to watch movies online. iQiyi has the largest online movie library in China and we have been actively purchasing premium movie content and building in-depth partnerships with industry players. We have enjoyed a positive long-term relationship with Lionsgate and with this agreement we are delighted to extend and deepen our cooperation to areas including broadcast, promotion and distribution."
"We hope that this cooperation between Lionsgate and iQiyi will not only bring Chinese users an even better selection of premium movies but will also promote more innovative partnerships in China's online video industry," Xianghua added.


Mel Gibson is taking the steps to get back in the good graces of the Hollywood community.
Ten years after losing his star status in the movie industry following a leaked recording of him saying anti-Semitic remarks during a 2006 DUI arrest, his new directing effort "Hacksaw Ridge," starring Andrew Garfield, is generating Oscar talk and seems to be the beginning of a comeback.
Leading up to the release of the movie on November 4, the Hollywood Film Awards announced they will give Gibson a director honor, and he recently received a standing ovation at a screening of "Ridge" in Beverly Hills.
On Thursday, Variety's "Playback" podcast had an interview with Gibson in which he spoke candidly about the 2006 arrest and fallout from the recording.
"It was an unfortunate incident," Gibson said on the podcast. "I was loaded and angry and arrested. I was recorded illegally by an unscrupulous police officer who was never prosecuted for that crime. And then it was made public by him for profit, and by members of — we'll call it the press. So, not fair. I guess as who I am, I'm not allowed to have a nervous breakdown, ever."
Business Insider talked to a friend of Gibson, writer/director Shane Black, in the spring, and Black said he believes Gibson has "essentially been blacklisted in the industry."
Gibson feels it's time for people to move on.
"Ten years have gone by," Gibson said on the Variety podcast. "I'm feeling good. I'm sober, all of that kind of stuff, and for me it's a dim thing in the past. But others bring it up, which kind of I find annoying, because I don't understand why after 10 years it's any kind of issue. Surely if I was really what they say I was, some kind of hater, there'd be evidence of actions somewhere. There never has been.


I never planned on going to Mirissa. But I've never felt this good knowing i was there once, and would be going back again, in a heart beat. Mirissa is everything you could imagine a South Asian tropical retreat would be. And knowing it's only about 200 kilometers away from the equator and almost on the southern tip of Sri Lanka and the subcontinent of India, no doubt you'll never get more exotic than that.
Coming from Hikkaduwa, and with a really bad hangover from last night's drinking spree with my crew, i trooped like a soldier waiting for a bus bound for Mirissa. I didn't even bother understanding how will i get there, but i know i will. With a little friendly demeanor and just a few spare Lankan coins, i was off to paradise. I just know that it's right smacked in between Welligama and Matara, and about an hour away from Galle. That's it.
When i arrived in town, i headed towards finding a cool place to stay. I was planning to spend only half a week in the seaside beach town of Mirissa, anyway. With relatively confusing pathways heading towards the beach resorts, i walked along the beach. With feet combing down the soft sands, with my huge backpack on, and burning my skin from the heat of the day, i looked for a couple of places. There was one that seemed very cheap to stay at. It is located on the left side of the beach when you're facing the ocean. But the view was rather a bit heart-breaking. I chanced upon another resort right in the middle of the the main beach, with huge veranda and a pool but the rate was out of this world. Then, i saw one tucked a little away from the beach. It was Sira's Chalet. While there's more work to be done around the compound when i visited, the rooms were sparkling clean and comfortable. It was already ready to accept guests even if it's midway in construction. I had to call out a few times before this man came up to me. He introduced himself as Sira - the manager of the chalet, and the name behind my accommodations for almost a week. After giving me the best discount ever knowing i was traveling solo and promised that i would be tidy the whole time i will be staying, i went to my room to check in. It was an absolute lovely time at Sira's.
The rest of the days were just about enjoying the luxury of not having to worry about what i am going to do next. When you're in Mirissa, you are already promising yourself of total bliss. Because some other beaches in Sri Lanka are so commercialized, you get a mix of everything.
In Mirissa, you just have to enjoy the beach and relax. And i did just that. I would normally wake up at sunrise to eat my breakfast. Sira would be the one to cook for me. I am at my healthiest, too. I would indulge myself on fresh fruits. It was also my first time to eat wood apple. So delicious!
I would often lounge in the beach early morning, and then come back to take shade after a few hours. I would occasionally drink Lion Beer at one of the many bars along Mirissa. I would either choose buttered king prawns for lunch, and grilled sea bass for dinner. Sometimes, i would grab a burger and fries.
Apart from the many things Robin Crusoe would do, i would also walk around and talk to people. It's just my thing. I would come up to the locals, and just talk about anything under the sun. I met so many people around Mirissa that i lost count already.
More than the occasional sightings of turtles swimming by the beach, and seeing the infinite smiles of Russians enamored by the beaches of South Asia, it was the relatively calm atmosphere of Mirissa that i loved the most. The waves were a little huge when i went there, but that didn't stop me from swimming. I didn't have to go far, anyway, as the waves were just too strong. It's the feeling of getting stoked in such a tucked away place.


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Sara Wadell, född i Göteborg är en svensk författare och manusförfattare.

Wadell har skrivit för SVT, Sjätte dagen, Familjen och Orka! Orka!. Hon var med i projektet "Unlimited Stories" som producerade långfilmerna Lejontämjaren och Tillfällig fru sökes. Deltagare i det internationella barnfilms utvecklingsprogrammet Pygmalion 2005. Tilldelats stipendier från Svenska Filminstitutet 1999 och 2005. Arbetat för Stockholm Filmfestival.

2010 skrev hon sin första roman: I samma båt utgiven av LL-förlaget. 2013 kom uppföljaren: Noors trädgård och hösten 2017 ges den tredje delen i serien ut. 2015 gavs den fristående "Den sista fyrvaktaren" ut

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Super Valis 4 is like a halfway point between Castlvania and Ninja Gaiden. Unfortunately, the level design isn't as interesting as either of those games. I played through the first two levels, and there was many points where there was pointlessly long platforms with no enemies or any items. It is worth checking out if you like the aformentioned games.


According to analysts, healthy buying was witnessed in capital goods, IT and healthcare stocks. However, selling pressure in banking, metal and finance stocks limited the gains.
MUMBAI: The key Indian equity indices - S&P BSE Sensex and the NSE Nifty50 - closed on a flat-to-positive note on Thursday, after scaling fresh intra-day highs.
At 3.30 p.m., the wider Nifty50 provisionally closed at 11,582.75 points, higher by 11.85 points or 0.10 per cent from its previous close of 11,570.90 points.
The 30-scrip BSE Sensex which had opened at 38,416.65 points, provisionally closed at 38,336.76 points (3.30 p.m.), higher by 51.01 points or 0.13 per cent from the previous close 38,285.75 points. It touched an intra-day low of 38,227.36 points.
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3 things to look out for in the Nottingham Forest v Wolverhampton Wanderers match
Wolverhampton Wanderers travel to the City Ground as both sides will be playing for pride on Saturday afternoon after disappointing campaigns.
The home side got their first win in nine last time out with a 3-1 win over Fulham to give interim manager Paul Williams his first win in charge of the team.
Like their opponents, Wolves have had a difficult season on and off the pitch and they are without a win in their last four games, something they'll be looking to change on Saturday.
Here are THREE things to look out for in the match
1) Paul Williams hoping to sign off at the City Ground with a win
The managerial merry-go-round continued at Forest this season with owner Fawaz Al-Hasawi decided to relieve Dougie Freedman of his duties, despite doing a decent job under the circumstances.
He replaced him with first team coach Paul Williams until the end of the season but the change has not had the desired effect, with the 45-year-old only claiming one win so far.
This is likely to be his final game in charge of the side and he will be hoping to sign off his final home game in charge with a win.
2) Kenny Jackett looking to put a disappointing season behind him
After just missing out on the play-offs last season, Wolves fans were hoping that their side would build on that this time around and finish in the top six.
However it hasn't worked out like that at all. Owner Steve Morgan announced that he was looking to sell the club and star players Bakary Sako and Benik Afobe have left the club, with less capable replacements being brought in.
This has been a miserable campaign for the former Millwall boss and he will be looking forward to putting it behind him this summer.
3) Wolves' awful record at the City Ground
Last season, Kenny Jackett's men ended a thirty-nine year hoodoo by winning at the City Ground for the first time since August 1976.
Wolves' record of two wins in forty years in Nottingham will not fill Wolves fans and players with confidence and even though they won last time, this game is historically a difficult one for them.
Wolves don't have the best away record in recent weeks either so their aren't many reasons to be positive for fans going into this one.
Nottingham Forest and Wolves fans…What are your predictions for the match? Can Paul Williams make it two wins from two? Will Wolves make back-to-back wins at the City Ground? Let us know what you think in the comments below!
Related Topics:Kenny JackettNottingham Forest F.C.paul williamsSky Bet ChampionshipWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Article title: 3 things to look out for in the Nottingham Forest v Wolverhampton Wanderers match


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Sven Alfred Thörne (24 April 1850, Horn - 15 March 1916, Stockholm) was a Swedish landscape painter.

Biography
His father, Sven Petter Thörne, was a cobbler. From 1874 to 1880, he studied at the Royal Swedish Academy of Fine Arts with Per Daniel Holm. The year he graduated, he was awarded a royal medal for one of his landscapes. The following year, he became an  (a type of member candidate) at the Academy. In 1884, he received scholarship that enabled him to make a study trip to Germany, France, Italy and Belgium. He returned to Sweden in 1886 and, in 1891, married Matilda Josefina Wahlberg.

He participated in the Nordic Exhibition of 1888, the  of 1891, and the World's Columbian Exhibition of 1893. He and Olof Hermelin held a joint exhibition in Stockholm in 1910. A memorial exhibition at the Konstnärshuset took place shortly after his death.

In addition to his paintings, he created an altarpiece for  and some of his works were used as illustrations in Lappland. Det stora framtidslandet (Lappland; The Great Land of the Future, 1908), edited by Olof Bergqvist and . His favorite areas for landscapes were Mälardalen, Dalarna and Bergslagen. he occasionally worked as a drawing teacher.

His works may be seen at the Nordiska museet, the Nationalmuseum, the , , and several others.

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External links

 Biography from the Nordisk familjebok @ Projekt Runeberg
 More works by Thörne @ ArtNet
Biographical notes @ the Lexikonett Amanda

1850 births
1916 deaths
Swedish painters
Swedish landscape painters
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Election could end dispute between Parker, fire agency
Proposed excise tax on new development will be in voters' hands
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The Parker Authority for Reinvestment, the Town of Parker and other interveners have reached a settlement with South Metro Fire Rescue in a lawsuit filed more than two years ago.
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Posted Monday, July 22, 2019 8:04 pm
Parker voters will decide in November whether to approve an excise tax on new development in the Nov. 5 election, which, if passed, would end a dispute between South Metro and Parker Authority for Reinvestment, the town's urban renewal authority, which now goes by the name Partnering for Parker's Progress (P3). If the measure fails, litigation between the two will continue.
If passed, the revenue from the excise tax would go toward offseting costs for all new roads, parks, trails, facilities and infrastructure made necessary by growth, including paying for the services of South Metro. Existing development would not be affected by the tax. The tax would go into effect immediately upon approval if passed.
The town currently collects excise tax on new development, but the excise tax ballot initiative would allow the town to increase the amount of excise tax collected on new residential development to address the greater impacts of new residents, according to town officials.
South Metro filed suit against PAR in June 2017, alleging PAR had diverted funds that should have gone to the fire district — for the agency's services expected to be provided with coming development and growth on three urban renewal plans — to other redevelopment projects. The basis of the lawsuit was South Metro's claim that the PAR had withheld about $322,000 in property tax revenues that should have gone to South Metro, with potentially $16 million at stake over the 20 years.
A Douglas County District Court judge has ruled in favor of PAR and the interveners on this issue, but two other issues needed to be settled: whether one of the programs, the Business in Transition Program, was an authorized urban renewal expense; and a general disagreement over the meaning of the term "urban renewal project" and whether South Metro was entitled to a small portion of a certain type of tax already collected.
Parker has been amid a growth spurt. The town's population of 45,337 in 2010 grew to 55,636 as of last summer, according to U.S. Census Bureau statistics.
The settlement
Town council and the PAR board approved the respective settlements at their July 15 meetings.
According to the agreement, the town must remit a portion of the excise tax funds to a "public safety component," namely South Metro Fire Rescue, on a quarterly basis.
The payout to South Metro will be adjusted annually utilizing the Colorado Construction Cost Index set by the Colorado Department of Transportation or equivalent index reflecting annual changes in local construction costs. TischlerBise, a consulting firm, was hired by South Metro to determine the maximum amount the town can pay South Metro. By state law, municipalities and fire districts are allowed to cooperate in developing impact fees to address the impact to public safety services caused by new development.
The total amount paid by developers per housing unit will significantly increase if the tax passes, and will be as follows, according to the agreement document:
• Single-family: $10,178 (from $3,500)
• Attached dwelling: $6,337 (from $2,700)
• Dwelling unit within an apartment building: $5,567 (from $2,400)
The amount of the public safety service component to be paid to South Metro per housing unit, if passed, is as follows:
• Single-family: $583
• Attached dwelling: $376
• Dwelling unit within an apartment building: $338
There is currently an excise tax in place that was approved 20 years ago. That tax is no longer sufficient to offset the cost of new development, town officials said.
"Moving forward, the town and South Metro have agreed that, should the excise tax ballot initiative be passed by voters in November 2019, the additional tax collected will satisfactorily address the impact of future development in Parker."
— Elise Penington, communications director for the Town of Parker, via email
"The Town of Parker and South Metro Fire Rescue have had a long history of working cooperatively and collaboratively for the benefit of their citizens and taxpayers – South Metro has been providing fire protection services for many years to the town – and we will continue to work collaboratively moving forward on this settlement agreement to ensure we are working in the best interests of the taxpayers, citizens and the district. As always, South Metro looks forward to continuing to provide the level of services that the residents and businesses in the town have come to enjoy."
— Mike Dell'Orfano, assistant chief of government affairs for South Metro Fire Rescue, via email
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When you say you have a short. Are you blowing the fuse? If so, when does it blow? When you attempt to turn the light on?
We do not have the line fused yet. The 12v system is electrifying the trailer near the porch light. Positive line is contacting the frame somehow.
Do you have any idea what is causing this?
Please explain how you know the +12 volt is contacting the skin or frame.
If the line is not fused. What keeps it from melting or burning into the skin or frame. Is the problem causing arcing ?
If you are using a meter. What are you referencing it to when you read 12volts?
Cause could be the wire is chaffed or pinched. Or a part of the light fixture or switch is contacting the skin.
Ok, well here is what happened. Evidently, the porch light is a 110v, so we were baffled by this, since everything else has a 12v and 10v wiring system. Yes, it was arcing. So we pulled the skin back and the 110v wire had a bad connection. Fixed that, now we have to order the 110v socket from vintage trailer supply. So I am not completely sure, but i think this will fix the problem.
Thank you for you help. It is greatly and sincerely appreciated.
It is a 100v light. Use an appliance bulb...it has two contacts like a 12v 1156.
What does this have to do with the original question?


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Castelul Bay este o clădire situată în centrul satului Treznea, care a aparținut familiei grofului Ferenc Bay, ce a locuit aici până în 1944, an în care, cu doar câteva săptămâni înainte ca frontul celui de-al Doilea Război Mondial să ajungă în zonă, a fost părăsit. Bay, împreună cu fiul său, soția acestuia și cei doi nepoți, plus o parte din animalele pe care le avea la momentul respectiv, s-au retras din fața armatei române în localitatea Curtuișeni din județul Bihor, aproape de granița cu Ungaria, în localitatea natală a soției sale.

Groful ungur Ferenc Bay, proprietarul conacului, este considerat a fi responsabil de atrocitățile comise de armata horthystă în ziua de 9 septembrie 1940, în care au fost uciși 86 români și 6 evrei din comuna Treznea.

Detalii arhitectonice
Castelul, construit în stil neo-baroc pe la mijlocul secolului al XIX-lea, prezintă două corpuri principale, legate între ele de o reproducere a "punții suspinelor" din Veneția, unică în România, dar care sunt astăzi departe de strălucirea de altădată.

Castelul are o structură și o formă legată strict de genealogia familiei care a locuit în el. Deși atât bătrânul Ferenc Bay, cât și soția acestuia, proveneau din familii nobiliare, Ferenc era cu o treaptă mai sus în ierarhie, fapt pentru care corpul de clădire rezervat lui era mai mare, fiind a "adevăratului nobil". Mai mult decât atât, cel rezervat soției nu este doar mai mic, ci a fost legat de cel al soțului printr-o "punte a suspinelor" ce simbolizează înnobilarea prin căsătorie a părții feminine a familiei.

Starea actuală
După venirea comuniștilor la putere, castelul a fost sediul CAP-ului din localitate, perioadă în care a fost cât de cât întreținut. După 1990 însă, locația a fost abandonată și lăsată în voia sorții.

Actualmente, deși inclus pe lista monumentelor istorice, ansamblul arhitectural este aproape o ruină, uitat de autoritățile locale și centrale, conducerea comunei și localnicii dorind să fie dărâmat. Această situație se datorează în principal evenimentelor antiromânești din Treznea din perioada hortystă. Castelul a fost dărâmat de autorități în data de 2 iulie 2020

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Castele din județul Sălaj
Atracții turistice din România


Haven't seen you around this week. Hope things are OK. Take care.
The potato rosti is super simple to make. Par-boil a potato, then shred it with a large cheese grater into a mixing bowl. Then saute some leeks in a lttle butter (not too long). Toss the leeks with potato and gruyere cheese. salt n pepper to taste.Melt a little butter and Spoon mixture into a non-stick pan at medium heat. Once browned slide onto a plate flip over and place back in pan to brown the other side. Top w/a fried egg. Dee-lish !!
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Kunduz police have detained 3 individuals for murder and robbery.
Major general Abdul Baqi Nooristani, Kuduz Police Commander says one of the detainees stabbed a Kunduz resident to death and he was caught red-handed, the second one had killed a person because of personal hostility in 1391 and he was condemned to 17 years of sentence by the court, but he escaped the prison when Kunduz collapsed. He was detained yesterday and sent to prison.
He adds the third detainee has been charged with robbing a Ronex car.


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Q: How to find the distribution of $X$ with $P[X = k \mid X + Y = n] = \binom{n}{k} 2^{−n}$? I am having problem with this exercise.
Can anyone give me some help on how to start solving this problem?
Let $X, Y$ be independent, identically distributed random variables with values in $\mathbb{N}_0$. I have to find the
distribution of $X$ with $P[X = k \mid X + Y = n] = \binom{n}{k} 2^{−n}$ for all $0≤ k ≤ n$

A: Denote $p_j=\mathbb P(X=j)=\mathbb P(Y=j)$. Rewriting the conditional probability gives for $0\leqslant k\leqslant n$,
$$
\mathbb P(X=k,X+Y=n)=\binom nk2^{-n}\mathbb P(X+Y=n).
$$
Then observe that $\mathbb P(X=k,X+Y=n)=\mathbb P(X=k,k+Y=n)=p_kp_{n-k}$
hence
$$
p_kp_{n-k}=\binom nk2^{-n}\mathbb P(X+Y=n).
$$
Replace $k$ by $0$ then by $1$ to get a recursion relation between $p_n$ and $p_{n-1}$.


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I remember my first bike, growing up as a kid. It introduced the concepts of freedom and independence. I loved my bike, and my respect for it continued well into my teen years — it got me to where I needed to go, and on my own terms. Inevitably, as boys do, I grew up, and before long I was the proud young owner of a driver's licence, which sadly was also the last day I rode my bike, for almost 10 years.
From time to time, I would consider dusting off the old pushy and re-acquaint myself with it, but before I could locate where I had stored my helmet, the whole thought reeked of effort and I would swiftly abandon the idea. Getting back on the bike after so long seemed just too hard.
Then one day last year I found myself browsing the exhibitors at a local community fair, when I saw a vendor advertising a range of electric pushbikes. I was overwhelmed with curiosity and I just had to have a go! After zipping up and down the bike path I was hooked. Wow, this was fun! I signed my wife (Mel) and I up for a free weekend trial, and once our turn came around after a few weeks we picked up our loan bikes and set off home.
We spent nearly the whole weekend on the bikes. We cycled to the farmers' markets, to the shops, to the city, around the lake, and did a 'dry run' of the 25 km round trip to work. That sold me; this was not just fun, but extremely practical. The commute took less time than I would normally spend driving in peak traffic, I could have easily repeated the trip as I was far from exhausted, and not a bead of sweat had formed on my brow.
I proceeded to rationalise my thoughts. This really was a practical alternative to the car, which also offered a chance to get some moderate exercise, fresh air, and lower my carbon footprint.
Shortly after our trial we were the proud owners of two new electric bikes and nearly nine months later we still use them all the time. I easily achieve over 40 kms a trip between charging with only some moderate peddling assistance, which helps me get a little exercise at the same time.
As we subscribe to Greenpower through our electricity supplier, my commute is powered by 100% renewable wind energy and costs less than 5 cents for a return trip to work. No rego, no parking, no emissions, no sweat.
Once again my bike represents freedom and independence. How amazed I am to have come full circle and feel this same way as an adult. In contradiction to the promises of the automobile, the very last thoughts on my mind were of freedom and independence as I stood by the petrol bowser when last filling up the car.
Our bikes were purchased through Switched on Cycles, a Canberra based importer of E-bikes which I can happily recommend after experiencing first hand their helpfulness, advice and commitment to after-sales service.


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