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PREMIERE: Zyles shares the summery "Sundresses"
Posted by Joel Funk | Jul 31, 2018 | Exclusive, Featured, Streams | 0 |
Zyles is the brainchild of Zach Yellin-Flaherty, an east coast baby that migrated west in search of warmer weather, better landscapes, and something worth chasing after. That doe-eyed sense of wonder is at the base of his slick, 80's leaning style of pop. It comes through in these sunny bursts of warm and evocative slices of synth-heaven that hit you like that first warm day of Spring after a long, dreadful Winter. This is especially true for the first of a handful of infectious new singles to be released this Summer called "Sundresses."
The track hits this mellow groove almost immediately; a slow and sensual beat is complimented by soft whistles and rich vocals. Zyles paints a picture of the San Francisco lifestyle that he's embraced: he's constantly lost in a sea of sundresses, beautiful people, and nightlife so active that you'll probably watch the sun set and rise before your head hits the pillow. This forever young mindset keeps the track fun and I'm sure that after just one pass, you'll catch yourself singing "I tangle with the locals…" before erupting into that infectious whistle.
When asked about the track, Zyles said: "As a San Francisco resident the last couple years, I finally started spending more time in the warmer months escaping the city to Wine Country and noticed quite the phenomenon. Extended time off in the summertime outside the city unlocks a state of mind beyond the weekend — so it's already worth singing about — but add in a destination for birthdays and bachelorette parties and we're approaching transcendent territory. "Sundresses" aims to capture a fantasy of some of these vacationers searching for fun and purpose during their formative years."
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Under 18 U.S.C. § 1028, certain types of Identity Theft are punishable by imprisonment of up to 15 years.
With identity theft on the rise and thieves developing more and more sophisticated means to obtain unauthorized access to people's personal information, state and federal law enforcement agencies are on high alert for instances of this white collar crime. Many agencies have developed task forces specifically devoted to uncovering and prosecuting identity theft. From members of criminal organizations to individual actors, anyone accused of identity theft is likely to face vigorous prosecution designed to seek maximum punishment for their alleged crime.
Federal Identity Theft Explained
At the federal level, the primary statute that outlaws identity theft is 18 U.S.C. Section 1028. This law identifies eight primary forms of identity theft, which include:
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Within these broad categories, identity theft can take many forms. Examples range from credit card theft and theft of Social Security numbers and other personal information for the purpose of obtaining financial benefits, all the way to offenses involving the use of someone else's identity to make terror threats or breach homeland security protocols. Regardless of the nature of your alleged offense, we have the experience and resources necessary to fight to keep you out of prison.
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The penalties for identity theft – which do include serious prison time – vary depending on the nature of the crime and any other criminal activity involved. The potential punishment for identity theft includes forfeiture of any personal property used in connection with the offense, as well as:
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As fighting in the Iraqi city of Mosul intensifies, UNHCR is on the ground, helping families trapped inside the conflict zone and providing emergency shelter for those who have managed to flee the city.
Since the start of the military offensive to retake the Iraqi city of Mosul from militant control, more than 160,000 people have fled to camps run or supported by UNHCR. For months, our Emergency Response Teams have been on the ground erecting tents, distributing survival kits and ensuring displaced families access to food, water and electricity.
Houda and her 6-year-old son Mourad carry some of the winter assistance items they received from UNHCR back to their tent. Houda and her 3 children, her brother Ahmad and their elderly father fled their home in Mosul arriving at Khazir 2 camp in northern Iraq 3 days later.
Now, for the first time, a UNHCR relief convoy has managed to reach families in the newly accessible neighbourhoods of eastern Mosul. Many of these people have been trapped in their houses for weeks as the fighting has raged around them with no electricity and dwindling supplies of food, water and medicines. The first UNHCR relief deliveries included thousands of winter items like blankets, quilts and kerosene. Security remains fragile in the eastern half of the city with intermittent shelling and gunfire, but further aid deliveries are expected in the coming weeks.
So far, relatively few families have managed to flee the western side of the city, with militant forces destroying or blocking the bridges over the Tigris River. There are also reports of people being executed or shot at while attempting to reach the eastern bank by boat. This exodus could quickly escalate however if Iraqi government forces continue their advance upon the city from the east.
In the camps, UNHCR remains on full alert, preparing to receive a sudden surge of displaced people as the battle for western Mosul intensifies.
UNHCR runs four large displacement camps in the region to the north and east of Mosul and is supporting operations at another seven sites. We have provided emergency shelter for over 160,000 people since the fighting in Mosul began but believe that much more will be needed in the weeks ahead.
Your donation today can help shelter and protect families escaping from Mosul and bring life-saving relief to those still trapped inside the city.
People cross a destroyed bridge that connects the neighbourhood of Al Sukar with the rest of the East of Mosul. Some citizens flee the recently liberated area while others return to salvage whatever is left of their belongings.
As darkness fell over Mosul, Saad*, 45, put his injured son on his back and clambered over the ruined remains of a bridge over the Tigris River in a desperate attempt to reach the government-controlled east.


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GE News Release Demonstrates How to "Gently" Throw the CEO Under the Bus
There aren't many companies that crank out over $100B in revenue each year.
GE is one of them.
GE's succession planning and consistency in leadership has been a Harvard Business Review case study. So when the company punts its CEO to the curb after a year and change on the job, it becomes big news is more ways than one. For context, consider that the two previous CEOs, Jack Welch and Jeff Immelt, were both on the job for 15+ years.
The news release offers lessons in how to handle communicating this type of news.
First, it's worth noting that GE pulled the yellow tape around the new CEO Larry Culp and his predecessor John Flannery, shutting down all access to journalists. The news release served as the company's only communications to the outside world. When you have the size and cachet of a GE, it's a little like being a poker player with all of the chips. You can foist your will on the media knowing they have to write about the announcement.
This approach ensures that everyone stays on message. No need to worry about the new CEO fielding a question and reciting the wrong narrative. Instead, the Board has parsed every sentence — no, make that every word — in the news release to guarantee the pristine messaging comes through.
Turning to the actual news release —
Consider what the news release does NOT include. It does not attempt to "pretty up" GE's leadership debacle and the associated financial debris on the side of the road. We don't read that Mr. Flannery has decided to spend more time with family, attend a Zen camp and explore a new career path that makes the world a better place.
We also do not see braggadocious adjectives and adverbs in the core of the news: the headline, subhead, graph #1 and graph #2. I've included the full news release at the end of this post, highlighting the adjectives and adverbs.
But if you're thinking this news release aims for the bird cage, you would be sorely mistaken. Let's zero in on the one-two punch delivered by the headline and subhead.
Headline: H. Lawrence Culp, Jr. Named Chairman and CEO of GE
Subhead: GE Power business outlook declines, leading to shortfall relative to 2018 guidance; Company to take non-cash impairment charge related to GE Power
I love the classic storytelling, show, don't tell. The news release does not tell us that Mr. Flannery had to go. Instead, it mentions that the GE Power business is sucking wind — used up my pun quota for the month — and, oh, by the way, the numbers fall short of our 2018 forecasts. Of course, this happened under Mr. Flannery's watch, hence, we can connect the dots to understand the why behind the change. I suppose if you're Mr. Flannery, being thrown under the bus this way doesn't feel like such a gentle landing.
Back to the messaging, the news release communicates in black-and-white language that after losing $115B in market value in 14 months under Mr. Flannery, enough is enough. And the release explains why Mr. Culp is the right person to sprinkle his pixie dust across the company and restore GE to rightful place in the pantheon of corporate giants.
Just don't blame the PR department.
They did their job.
LAWRENCE CULP, JR. NAMED CHAIRMAN
AND CEO OF GE
GE Power business outlook declines, leading to shortfall relative to 2018 guidance; Company to take non-cash impairment charge related to GE Power
Thomas W. Horton appointed as Lead Director
BOSTON – October 1, 2018 – GE (NYSE: GE) announced today that H. Lawrence Culp, Jr. has been named Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Company by a unanimous vote of the GE Board of Directors, effective immediately. Additionally, the GE Board has appointed Thomas W. Horton as Lead Director. Mr. Culp and Mr. Horton have been members of the Board since April 2018. Mr. Culp will succeed John Flannery as Chairman and CEO.
While GE's businesses other than Power are generally performing consistently with previous guidance, due to weaker performance in the GE Power business, the Company will fall short of previously indicated guidance for free cash flow and EPS for 2018. In addition, GE expects to take a non-cash goodwill impairment charge related to the GE Power business. GE Power's current goodwill balance is approximately $23 billion and the goodwill impairment charge is likely to constitute substantially all of this balance. The impairment charge is not yet finalized and remains subject to review. The Company will provide additional commentary when it reports third quarter results.
Mr. Culp said, "GE remains a fundamentally strong company with great businesses and tremendous talent. It is a privilege to be asked to lead this iconic company. We will be working very hard in the coming weeks to drive superior execution, and we will move with urgency. We remain committed to strengthening the balance sheet including deleveraging. Tom and I will work with our board colleagues on opportunities for continued board renewal. We have a lot of work ahead of us to unlock the value of GE. I am excited to get to work."
Mr. Horton said, "Larry Culp has a proven track record in company transformation and delivering shareholder value. He is a strong leader with deep knowledge of industrials and technology, and an intense focus on execution, organization, and talent development. The board looks forward to working with Larry and his team to return GE to growth and long-term success. On behalf of the board, I thank John for his significant contributions and long service to GE."
Mr. Culp, 55, served as Chief Executive Officer and President of Danaher Corporation from 2000 to 2014. During his tenure he led the highly successful transformation of the company from an industrial manufacturer into a leading science and technology company. Under Mr. Culp's leadership, Danaher executed a disciplined capital allocation approach, including a series of strategic acquisitions and dispositions, a focus on investing for high-impact organic growth and margin expansion, and delivering strong free cash flow to drive long-term shareholder value. During his 14 years at the head of Danaher, the company's market capitalization and revenues grew five-fold.
Thomas W. Horton, 57, served as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of American Airlines from 2011 to 2013, and Chairman of American Airlines Group from 2013 to 2014. During his tenure he led the successful restructuring of the airline and its eventual merger with US Airways, creating the world's largest airline. In addition to a deep knowledge of the aviation industry, Mr. Horton brings strong financial skills and corporate governance experience to the board, having served earlier in his career as the Chief Financial Officer of American Airlines and AT&T Corporation.
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A duo of artists known as KairUs curious about private data breaches and e-waste created an exhibition of artworks entitled "Forensic Fantasies". Highlighting some key issues and effects related to e-waste dumps in places like Ghana, a topic we've covered before, they look at some interesting intersections of technology, the environment, and society.
While the majority of Americans were asking Santa for new tech, we were busy building a contingency plan to protect our existing devices. In December, we were all wishing for things. In January, it's time to take action to protect our technology and sensitive data from prying eyes, ears, and keyboards.
Where Is Cloud Data Actually Stored?
With the rise in popularity of cloud-based data storage, more people are asking where and how information is actually stored by cloud providers. More precisely, what exactly is the 'cloud', and how secure is storing and sending information through the virtual network? It's important to have a basic understanding of how your information is being handled–particularly the aspects of a service provider that you should be cognizant of in order to ensure the safety and privacy of your data.
If data safety was a coin, data protection would be one of the sides and the other would be data destruction. On Safer Internet Day, we're thinking about how all of our data – information we create, information created about us, etc – relates to our safety.
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Today's gadgets are smarter, faster, and more mobile than ever before. Our high-tech electronics allow us to work or play on the go, but also make a tempting target for thieves.
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Siebensteinkopf (1263 m n. m.) je hora na jihovýchodním okraji Národního parku Bavorský les v německé části Šumavy. Nachází se ve spolkové zemi Bavorsko, asi 1,5 kilometru od zaniklé obce Bučina, necelý jeden kilometr západním směrem od česko-německé hranice (hraniční přechod Bučina).

Blízké turistické cíle a orientační body
Následující místa jsou vztažena k vrcholu hory :
 Severně je ve vzdálenosti asi 1,3 km na české straně Šumavy vrcholek hory Stráž (1308 m n. m.).
 Západně je ve vzdálenosti necelého jednoho kilometru na úpatí hory v německé části Šumavy bývalá nádrž na plavení dřeva nazývaná . K plavení dřeva se nádrž používala až do počátku 50. let dvacátého století. V roce 1976 byla správou Národního parku Bavorský les renovována jako historická technická památka.
 Jihovýchodním směrem asi 1,3 km je v německé části Šumavy splavovací nádrž .
 Jihozápadním směrem je ve vzdálenosti asi 4 km v německé části Šumavy vrcholek hory  (1341 m n. m.)

Dostupnost
 Od hraničního přechodu Bučina po silnici do nitra Německa (směr ). Zhruba po 200 metrech odbočit doprava a po značené trase ( – ) pokračovat asi 850 metrů k odbočce () na vrchol hory Siebensteinkopf.
 Z obce Kvildy po modré turistické značce k prameni Vltavy a odtud pokračovat na rozcestí ("U pramene Vltavy") s červenou turistickou značkou. Odtud pokračovat doleva společně po červené a modré turistické značce (asi 430 metrů) směrem k rozcestí "Na strážní stezce". Zde se odděluje modrá od červené a dále pokračovat po modré turistické značce směrem ke státní hranici. Zhruba po 660 metrech je hraniční přechod pro pěší: "Pramen Vltavy - Siebensteinkopf". Ten byl otevřen 15. července 2009 a je možné přes něj přecházet celoročně. Z hraničního přechodu územím na německé straně po 500 metrech je vrcholek hory Siebensteinkopf.

Název
Vrchol Siebensteinkopf je součástí skalního hřebene. Ten je rozdělen na sedm velkých skalních uskupení. Celá tato skalní skupina pak nese označení  a je na českých turistických rozcestnících a směrovkách překládána a označována jako "Sedmiskalí". V lyrickém líčení této části Šumavy použila Eliška Krásnohorská pro vrchol Siebensteinkopf označení "Sedmikamenník" ().

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Reference

Literatura
 Šubert, František Adolf, ed. a Liebscher, Karel, ed. Čechy. Díl první, Šumava. Praha: Tok, 2000. 268 s.  (strana 95).

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Retail Merchandising Analysts help in maximizing the potential of retail stores to realize more profits.
They analyze inventory risks and opportunities, and implement strategies for allocating inventory so that merchandise flow efficiently through the store and generate more sales.
Retail merchandising analysts monitor category sales of the store, supervise physical inventory of merchandise, identify and forecast future trends, and check the impact of seasonal changes on sales. They are responsible for maintaining optimum levels of inventory, including shipping, deliveries and warehousing of goods. They coordinate with suppliers and manufacturers in order to develop effective strategies for supplying merchandise to the store so that stock outs are minimized and inventory turns are maximized. Analysts provide assistance and direction regarding sales pattern and future purchasing parameters. They help in getting new clients and in supporting current customers. They are involved in reviewing requirements aired by customers, including their business processes and specifications, and in making relevant recommendations to resolve issues and problems. To help achieve business objectives, retail merchandising analysts work and coordinate directly with clients in order to identify areas where improvements must be implemented by enhancing business systems or changing business processes. They may also be involved in providing training for other personnel.
Candidates for retail merchandising analyst position must have a bachelor's degree in Economics, Accounting or Finance. They should be able to multitask and have a high level of project management skills. They should be customer service oriented, and able to interact with all kinds of clients. They should also be knowledgeable about the processes involved in the retail business, and have wide experience in data analysis and merchandising. They should have in dept knowledge of computer programs such as word processor, database management and spreadsheets. Analysts should have excellent verbal and written communication skills, as well as strong problem-solving and organization skills.
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I walked up to the grand entrance of the Hubb in Edinburgh, the enormous glass doors were held open by two beautifully dressed gents in their penguin tailed suits. The hallway ahead of me was lit up with the most stunning colour yellow that hit off each stone on the walls in such a way that made you think 'wow!' There were big church windows in the reception room that really finished off the setting for such a perfect evening.
I had arrived... I was at the Collaborative awards for teaching excellence.
As a speech and language therapy student we learn about a range of different communication difficulties and disorders, but for me Selective Mutism struck a chord. This is a developmental disorder whereby children speak freely to only a small number of people with whom they feel comfortable, in familiar situations or circumstances. This is an anxiety issue, where most commonly they speak to family in their home but don't speak at school. This condition, if not treated can continue into adulthood.
A unique programme at Birmingham City University, designed to support and develop the skills of high achieving students, has won a national teaching award.
Following a rigorous peer review and selection process, the High Achievers Recognition Scheme (HARS), based in the institution's Faculty of Health, Education and Life Sciences, has been recognised with a Collaborative Award for Teaching Excellence (CATE).
The Scheme is open to all eligible students who achieve good academic results, and to those who have made significant educational progress whilst studying at Birmingham City University.
This is your chance to come a long, meet like minded people , chat to the HARs team, talk to the HARs scholars and find out all about what this scheme is and how it can support you into 2018-19 and beyond.
Congratulations on your results from your first or second year of study at Birmingham City University. You are one of the Faculty of Health, Education and Life Sciences top achievers. Your excellent results mean you have become eligible to participate in the Faculty's High Achievers Recognition Scheme (HARS).
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An Alternative 4th of July Celebration Commemorating Frederick Douglass was truly a community-building event! The event organized by Raymond Nat Turner (Co-Chair NY Chapter, NY Delegate) brought members of the music, literary and political communities together. NWU members Margaret Kimberly and Diane Ward were two of the four readers of Frederick Douglass' historic 1852 speech, "What Is The Fourth of July To The Slave?" New member Sam Friedman was one of the three Solidarity Poets from Jewish and Palestinian communities.
The featured performance was JazzPoetry ensemble, UpSurge! NYC which is comprised of the two poets Raymond Nat Turner & Zigi Lowenberg (NWU Trustee, NY Steering Committee) and their four instrumentalists on piano, bass, drums, and saxophone/flute. UpSurge! NYC presented a surprisingly fresh hybrid of theatre, Jazz concert and poetry reading. They also offered opportunities for audience participation. The audience was throughly engaged from the bassist's first note to the poets' last syllables…At evening's end the audience appeared uplifted and more connected with one another.
In addition to hosting the event at the National Writers Union, we were joined by other organizations in supporting this event, i.e. Poets & Writers, UAW CAP fund, and the Rosenberg Fund for Children. The National Writers Union is pleased to work more closely and directly with the work of these organizations in supporting our literary arts community. We look forward to working together in sponsoring more events of this kind in the future.


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Washington - The IMF's executive board on Monday approved $15.1 million for Mali to support its economic programme and help the strife-torn West African nation re-engage with other donors, the Fund said.
The money comes under the International Monetary Fund's Rapid Credit Facility, which helps countries with an urgent balance of payments crisis, and should send a signal to other donors that Mali's economy is on the right path.
The economy of Mali, one of the world's poorest countries, has picked up this year after a French-led military intervention to help the government halt advances by Islamist rebels.
Donors resumed budget support and project aid to Mali earlier this year after suspending assistance since the country's March 2012 coup. Last month donors pledged 3.25 billion euros ($4 billion) to help Mali recover from the conflict.
But the IMF said the country, a leading producer of gold and cotton, still faced risks, and it was important that donor funds be used properly to help Mali develop and return to peace.
"The adoption of the road map toward presidential and parliamentary elections in July, the restoration of government control over the full territory with the help of foreign military intervention, and the return of donor support are helping set the stage for a resumption of growth," Min Zhu, IMF deputy managing director, said in a statement.
"However, the economic situation remains fragile and fraught with risks."
The Fund also said Mali's energy sector reform, and the clearance of all outstanding debts by the end of the year, should help support the government's finances. But in the future, the government should do a better job of keeping track of its cash, the IMF said.
The IMF last approved a $18.4 million loan to Mali in January to help stabilise the economy.


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package handshaker

import (
	"tethrnet.com/chunk"
	"unsafe"
)

const (
	OptData = iota
	OptInit
	OptAccept
	OptReject
	OptKeepAlive
)

type HdrBase struct {
	Opt uint32
}

var HdrBaseLen = int(unsafe.Sizeof(HdrBase{}))

type DataHdr struct {
	HdrBase
	Len uint32
}

var DataHdrLen = int(unsafe.Sizeof(DataHdr{}))

var (
	KEY = []byte("LoVeEnDuRes4Ever")
)

const (
	KEY_SIZE = 16 // length of KEY string
)

const NameLen = 16

type HandShakeHdr struct {
	HdrBase
	LocalName [NameLen]byte
	RmtName   [NameLen]byte
	Key       [KEY_SIZE]byte
}

var HsHdrLen = int(unsafe.Sizeof(HandShakeHdr{}))

type PktType struct {
	Opt      uint32
	Data     []byte
	ChunkIdx int
}

func NewPkt(opt uint32, data []byte, idx int) *PktType {
	pkt := &PktType{
		Opt:      opt,
		Data:     data,
		ChunkIdx: idx,
	}
	chunk.Pool.RefChunk(idx)
	return pkt
}

func (p *PktType) Free() {
	chunk.Pool.DeRefChunk(p.ChunkIdx)
}

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Smart cities: $50m plan to transform our capitals
By Twinkle Ghosh
Twinkle Ghoshhttp://theindiantelegraph.com.au%20
IT'S the ultimate dream of urban planning — a city in which residents live within 30 minutes' travel from the places they need to get to.
And Malcolm Turnbull believes he is the public transport Prime Minister who can turn the 30-minute-city dream into a reality.
Mr Turnbull will today announce a plan to harness the money and skills of private enterprise to help deliver his "smart cities" plan and its improved rail and road connections.
Much of the money would come from the "value capture" produced by major projects. When completed, the projects increase the value of associated real estate, boosting revenue to state authorities.
And not much of the funding will actually come from the federal government itself. The Budget next Tuesday will show it has little to spare.
However, Mr Turnbull will today announce $50 million for studies into major infrastructure proposals, including Melbourne's controversial Metro Tunnel rail project.
At the core of the policy is the 30-minute city, in which residents can get to schools, shops, work, hospitals and other essential destinations within half an hour, preferably by public transport, bicycle paths and footpaths rather than a private car.
It is part of a recognition that 15 million Australians live in capital cities, with two thirds of the national population in major metropolitan centres, producing 80 per cent of GDP.
And those cities are hugely inefficient with their wealth creation hampered by traffic congestion and high costs. Further, they can be uncomfortable places for residents who have to struggle with outdated transport routes to get to work.
For example, about 40 per cent of Sydney's jobs growth is in the city centre.
"The concentration of jobs in these economic centres is often reinforced by pre-existing transport corridors and interchanges," Mr Turnbull said in a policy document.
The $50 million study announced today will look at new ways to raise finance for projects, and plans to improve access to jobs and housing affordability, and reduce traffic congestion by better spreading out economic hubs.
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Q: Rails: Ajax for Like button when iterating through status updates In my Users index action I am iterating through all the Users who have posted a status update and ordering them by created_at DESC.
In my index.html.view
<% @users.each.do |user| %>
<% user.status = @status %>
<%= @status.content %>

    <% if @status.has_like_already?(@status, current_user)%>
        <%= render 'already_liked'%>
    <%else%>
    <%= render 'like'%>
    <%end%>

_like.html.erb
<%= link_to "Like", likes_path(:like_for => @status.id), remote: true, :method=>:post %>

_already_liked.html.erb
Liked

create.js.erb
$("#like_form").html("<%= escape_javascript(render('users/already_liked')) %>")

The issue is that I am able to like a status update and for the first post  the Like button changes to Unlike, but on subsequent clicks the like button doesn't change to Unlike. This is because #like_form for the first post has already been changed to Unlike. Since I am iterating, how do I get the like functionality to work with Ajax for each status posted?

A: You can add user id to div, so you can unique your div's id.
index.html.erb
<div id ="like_form_<%= user.id %>">

_like.html.erb
<%= link_to "Like", likes_path(:like_for => @status.id, :user_id=>user.id), remote: true, :method=>:post %>

create.js.erb
$("#like_form_<%= params[:user_id]%>").html("<%= escape_javascript(render('users/unlike')) %>")

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Advanced urothelial carcinoma (aUC) has long been treated preferably with cisplatin-based chemotherapy, but many patients are cisplatin-ineligible whereas for those who progress on a platinum-based regimen treatment options are limited. We review key recent data regarding immune checkpoint inhibitors that are changing this treatment landscape.
Since May 2016, five different agents targeting the PD-1/PD-L1 pathway (atezolizumab, pembrolizumab, nivolumab, avelumab, durvalumab) have received FDA approval for the treatment of aUC in the platinum-refractory setting, while pembrolizumab and atezolizumab are FDA-approved for cisplatin-ineligible patients in the first-line setting. Clinical outcomes and safety profiles of these agents appear relatively comparable across separate trials; however, only pembrolizumab is supported by level I evidence from a large randomized phase III trial showing overall survival benefit over conventional cytotoxic salvage chemotherapy in the platinum-refractory setting. Pembrolizumab has the highest level of evidence in platinum-refractory aUC, whereas pembrolizumab and atezolizumab have comparable level of evidence in the frontline setting in cisplatin-ineligible patients. Ongoing research is evaluating novel agents, various rational combinations, and sequences, as well as predictive and prognostic biomarkers.
Cleveland Clinic Taussig Cancer Institute, 9500 Euclid Ave, Desk CA-60, Cleveland, OH, 44195, USA., Department of Medicine, Division of Oncology, Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, University of Washington and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, 825 Eastlake Ave E, MS: G4-830, Seattle, WA, 98109, USA. .


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How to Bake Cookies That Are Not Burnt on the Bottom
By: Shailynn Krow
Does Heat Transfer Evenly Through Different Baking Sheets?
What Causes Uneven Baking in Cookies?
Why Won't My Pizza Dough Brown?
Difference Between Baking on the Top & Bottom Shelf
How to Cook the Perfect Burger Indoors on a Griddle
Burnt cookies are bitter and unappetizing. Baking is at least partly science and when one ingredient is incorrect, the end result may not go according to plan. Reading the recipe is important, but even reading and following the recipe appropriately can lead to burnt cookies. The issue often boils down to an ingredient error, baking temperature issue or the wrong type of pan.
Follow your recipe closely, measuring out each ingredient as specified. Too much sugar or butter can lead to a burned cookie. This is because these ingredients tend to burn at higher temperatures, especially on the edges and bottoms of the cookies where the ingredients come into contact with the hot surface. Follow the instructions on the size of the cookie. Making cookies too small can cause them to burn, especially at a higher temperature. Make all the cookies a similar size. Having different sizes can cause a few to burn before the others have had time to bake properly.
Use a heavy-gauge aluminum cookie sheet with a dull finish on the surface. A dark, nonstick cookie sheet can make the bottom of your cookies burn. This is because a darker pan absorbs heat unevenly, cooking the bottoms of your cookies before the remainder of the dough cooks. Lower the heat by 25 degrees Fahrenheit when using dark, nonstick pans. An insulated cookie sheet -- a cookie sheet that is thick due to an inner layer of air between two layers of metal -- can help reduce burning because it takes longer to heat up.
Turn on your oven at least 10 to 15 minutes before baking your cookies. Placing cookies in the oven while it's heating increases the likelihood they'll brown or burn on the bottoms. Reduce the heat on your oven by 5 to 10 F if you notice the bottom of your cookies are burning before the tops have baked through.
Remove cookies from the cookie sheet right out of the oven. Leaving cookies on the hot baking sheet allows them to continue to cook and can scorch the bottoms. Place them on a wire rack to cool.
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Shailynn Krow began writing professionally in 2002. She has contributed articles on food, weddings, travel, human resources/management and parenting to numerous online and offline publications. Krow holds a Bachelor of Science in psychology from the University of California, Los Angeles and an Associate of Science in pastry arts from the International Culinary Institute of America.


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Tigers handled Twins at Target Field
September 21, 2016 By Minnesota News Network
Down a couple of key cogs in their lineup, the Detroit Tigers didn't flinch.
The all-around performance was well-timed, with little room left on the schedule for stumbles.
Matt Boyd bounced back from a bad start by breezing through eight innings, backed by home runs from James McCann and Miguel Cabrera as the Tigers beat the Minnesota Twins 8-1 on Tuesday night to cut the deficit between them and the second AL wild card spot to 1 1/2 games with 12 to go.
"This is what you live for. I wouldn't want it any other way," said Boyd (6-4), who lost 8-1 to the Twins at home last week.
Boyd gave up a homer to Robbie Grossman in the seventh among only three hits allowed. He matched his career best with seven strikeouts and walked just one, after being pounded by Minnesota for seven runs in 3 2/3 innings on Sept. 13.
"He was on tonight, and you've got to tip your hat to him," Minnesota's Byron Buxton said.
Detroit played without Victor Martinez (bruised knee) and second baseman Ian Kinsler (concussion-like symptoms), both having been hit by pitches from Cleveland's Trevor Bauer on Sunday.
McCann, in the designated hitter role for Martinez, sent a three-run shot into second deck above left-center in a four-run sixth against Hector Santiago (12-9). Cabrera hit his 34th homer the following inning, a two-run drive against Michael Tonkin.
Cabrera is batting .375 in 32 at-bats over seven games at Target Field this season, with five doubles, three homers, seven runs and six RBIs.
Cameron Maybin had an RBI triple, Justin Upton drove in two runs and everybody in the lineup had at least one hit for the Tigers, who damaged their playoff push with a four-game split against the worst-in-the-majors Twins last week. They're only 8-9 this month.
Brian Dozier
Brian Dozier had a lonely leadoff single in the bottom of the first and stole second base with none out, only to be stranded by Boyd. Kepler walked in the second inning and was quickly caught stealing. Then Boyd retired 14 straight batters until Grossman went deep with one out in the seventh.
"That's a sign of a guy that's getting more comfortable," Tigers catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia said.
The significance of the situation wasn't lost on Cabrera, who started the fourth inning by crushing a double to right field and sliding in to beat the throw from Max Kepler. The hulking power hitter hustled to advance a base by tagging on a fly ball to Buxton in medium-range center field. Then he rumbled home for a 2-0 lead on a groundout to third, sliding underneath catcher John Ryan Murphy's tag after the throw home to try to get the double play.
"We had three chances to throw out Cabrera. I don't know if you ever see that," Twins manager Paul Molitor said.
Cabrera was initially called out, but the replay review brought a reversal and a rousing round of high-fives in the dugout.
"Anytime a big player does something like that, it pumps everybody up," Saltalamacchia said.
Said manager Brad Aumsus: "He's got great instincts on the bases. He's not 21 anymore, but he still has a pretty good idea of what he is and isn't capable of."
Dozier stretched his hitting streak to 23 straight games, the longest for the Twins in nine years since Torii Hunter had one of the same length and the fourth-longest in the major leagues this season.
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Q: Is there way to get table name reference before column names in Oracle? I have two tables that have many same column names so I need to add the table name before the column names when I join the tables. Is there some way to get table name reference before the column name without need to type it before every column in select clause?
In this example there are many columns in both tables and many of them have same names so I need to write TABLE2. before every column in select. Is there easier way to add it?
SELECT TABLE1.column1, TABLE2.column2, TABLE2.column3, TABLE2.column4,...
FROM TABLE1, TABLE2
WHERE TABLE1.column1 = TABLE2.column1;

A: Use table aliases:
SELECT t1.column1,
       t2.column2,
       t2.column3,
       t2.column4 --, ...
FROM   TABLE1 t1
       INNER JOIN TABLE2 t2
       ON ( t1.column1 = t2.column1 );

(And use ANSI join syntax rather than the legacy Oracle comma join syntax as it makes the relationships much clearer)


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October is Fall Car Care Month and Nissan is celebrating this unique auto-themed month by giving you a chance to win free maintenance for life as one of three grand prizes in this October Car Care promotion.
Nissan is once again rolling out its annual October Car Care event in celebration of Fall Car Care month. This event includes free 100-point inspections for Nissan owners at Nissan dealerships nationally - 73 points more than are usually covered in standard complementary inspections. All month long, Nissan owners and lessees can also enter to win Maintenance for Life through Nissan's website or Facebook page (links below).
Three grand prizes will be given when the contest closes on October 31, 2013. The reward will be a service rewards card pre-loaded with $5,000 that can be redeemed for scheduled maintenance work at any Nissan dealership shop.
The "October Car Care" event and sweepstakes is designed to give Nissan customers a great customer service experience and make it easy for them to protect their investment with routine maintenance to keep their vehicles running smoothly.
"With the focus on maintaining the value of your vehicle during Car Care Month, we felt it was a great time to reinforce our commitment to Nissan owners by offering complimentary inspections at their local dealership," said John Spoon, vice president, Aftersales. "We're also excited to share dealer offerings such as Express Service with our customers. With Express Service, Nissan owners can have oil changes and other basic maintenance completed without appointments in under 30 minutes."
The contest is open for all Nissan owners/lessees of vehicles in the Nissan brand.
To find out more and enter, visit nissancarcareevent.com and Nissan's Facebook news feed (here).


A family has walked through your church doors for the first time. What might they see? Hear? Feel?
Help the family find somewhere to sit together - church regulars may need to be prepared to move!
One church in South London put together a Handbook for families. The link on the right will show you what they included.


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package com.tinkerpop.gremlin.process.graph.step.map.match;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.function.BiConsumer;

/**
 * An Enumerator which joins the solutions of a base Enumerator according to repeated variables
 * <p>
 * Note: this Enumerator requires random access to its base Enumerator, as it maintains a list of indices at which valid
 * solutions are found, and visits only those indices
 *
 * @author Joshua Shinavier (http://fortytwo.net)
 */
public class InnerJoinEnumerator<T> implements Enumerator<T> {
    private final Enumerator<T> baseEnumerator;
    private Iterator<Integer> iterator;
    private final List<Integer> joinIndices;

    private final Map<String, T> map;
    private final BiConsumer<String, T> joinVisitor;

    private int joinCount;

    public InnerJoinEnumerator(final Enumerator<T> baseEnumerator,
                               final Set<String> joinVariables) {

        this.baseEnumerator = baseEnumerator;
        this.joinIndices = new ArrayList<>();

        map = new HashMap<>();
        // TODO: allow for more than two instances of a variable
        joinVisitor = (name, newValue) -> {
            if (joinVariables.contains(name)) {
                T value = map.get(name);
                if (null == value) {
                    map.put(name, newValue);
                } else if (value.equals(newValue)) {
                    joinCount++;
                }
            } else {
                map.put(name, newValue);
            }
        };

        iterator = new Iterator<Integer>() {
            private int currentIndex = -1;

            {
                advanceToNext();
            }

            public boolean hasNext() {
                // there are no calls to this method
                return false;
            }

            public Integer next() {
                int tmp = currentIndex;
                advanceToNext();
                return tmp;
            }

            private void advanceToNext() {
                while (true) {
                    map.clear();
                    joinCount = 0;

                    if (!baseEnumerator.visitSolution(++currentIndex, joinVisitor)) {
                        iterator = null;
                        return;
                    }

                    if (joinVariables.size() == joinCount) {
                        joinIndices.add(currentIndex);
                        return;
                    }
                }
            }
        };
    }

    public int size() {
        return joinIndices.size();
    }

    public boolean visitSolution(int i, BiConsumer<String, T> visitor) {
        while (i >= joinIndices.size()) {
            if (null == iterator) {
                return false;
            }

            iterator.next();
        }

        map.clear();
        if (!baseEnumerator.visitSolution(joinIndices.get(i), joinVisitor)) {
            throw new IllegalStateException();
        }

        for (Map.Entry<String, T> entry : map.entrySet()) {
            visitor.accept(entry.getKey(), entry.getValue());
        }

        return true;
    }
}


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105 from UC Davis Reunite
By Daniel | Alumni News | No Comments
On the second Saturday of October, the Brothers, friends, and significant others of the Sigma Delta Chapter from UC Davis met again, this time 105 strong from the graduation years of 1984 to 1990.
The thought of a reunion started at a kids' soccer game last year when Jeff Galdes, Sigma Delta 1987, and I came together. With the help of Eric Mariotti, Sigma Delta 1989; Simo Rodich, Sigma Delta 1986; and Mike Babot, Sigma Delta 1985, we found as many graduates as we could and started planning.
The Mariotti family generously agreed to hold the event at their home in Martinez, California, and Brothers and friends came from six different states to celebrate old – but never forgotten – friendships.
It was one of those days in life that do not come around often, yet leave an indelible impression on you. How sweet life is when you are surrounded by people you love. So many friends reconnected, some after not seeing each other since graduation. The time and distance between us melted instantly away in hugs and happy tears and gut-busting laughter of the times we spent together. We learned of many smaller groups of Chi Phi's that became life-long "families" forged in the days before anyone was married or had kids to brag about and careers and lives as adults to share.
Our humble message to all of you; don't wait to do this at your Chapter. We are all still talking about it we can't wait to do it again. October 2020 is right around the corner!
Adam Cipriano, Sigma Delta 1988
The Sigma Delta Chapter at the University of California, Davis is celebrating 50 years as a Chapter, founded May 31, 1969. The Valley Alumni Association and Sigma Delta Chapter are hosting an Alumni Banquet on June 1, 2019. For full details and to RSVP May 10, click the button below. We hope you can make it!
– Jeremy Donati, Sigma Delta 2002
Valley Alumni Association President
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USC Alumni Reunite at Eta Delta to Celebrate 50 Years
Brothers from the New Member Classes of 1965-1967 returned to Los Angeles this November to celebrate 50 years of Brotherhood, and, of course, to cheer on their beloved Trojans. Homecoming weekend saw them face off with the University of California, home of our Lambda Chapter, but the weekend was really all about Eta Delta.
Steve Felice, Eta Delta 1970, was instrumental in organizing the weekend and was gracious enough to open his home to Brothers that Sunday for a backyard picnic. Some Brothers in attendance had not seen each other for nearly 50 years!
The occasion was a huge draw for Brothers from all over the country, including Mickey Koleszar, Eta Delta 1970, who made the trip to Los Angeles from his home in Connecticut; "We were able to catch up on each other's lives and to tell countless stories about the great times we all had at Chi Phi during the late 60's. A good time was had by all and we have decided to make this an annual event!"
Do you know Brothers making an impact on their community, profession, or Chapter? Submit your stories by emailing Director of Member Engagement Dan Coutcher so the Fraternity can continue to recognize our members for their outstanding efforts.
Auburn Alum's Architecture Designs Honored
Calvin Durham, AIA, NCARB, Mu Delta 1988, was once again recognized for his work by the North Alabama Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), this time for his design of a museum in Florence, Alabama.
The Florence Indian Mound Museum is dedicated to the interpretation of the prehistory of the Shoals area, which stretches back more than 10,000 years. The Florence Indian Mound itself is roughly 2,000 years old. With many prehistoric American mounds no longer standing due to encroaching farms, industry, or extensive excavation, the museum has committed itself to a dialogue on environmental stewardship and preservation.
Brother Durham's design for the 3,400 square foot building keeps the mound as its focus and even draws on its shape. The exterior of the building includes native cypress wood and the cast stone includes an explorer's map of the Tennessee River, mound, and surrounding area. Also carved into the exterior stones are petroglyphs of the local Woodland Indians, serving both as a design element and as an educational tool.
The mound itself also presented a challenge for Brother Durham's project, as the narrow space allocated for the museum posed difficulties for the heavy construction equipment, increasing the risk of damaging the ancient earthwork. Careful consideration was taken with every step, however, and the museum was erected according to plan and without any incident.
Brother Durham and his firm were presented the North Alabama Chapter Honor Award for Design Excellence for their work, the highest honor offered by the organization. The award was given based on recommendation from a panel of architects who considered on the museum's design challenges and appreciated the unobstructed view of the mound from almost every corner of the building.
Above: Calvin Durham, AIA, NCARB, Mu Delta 1988
Below: Brother Durham's award-winning Florence Indian Mound Museum in Florence, Alabama
Chi Phi Kicks Off Alumni Directory Project
By Daniel | Alumni News, Media Statements, National News | 2 Comments
The Fraternity is pleased to be revising our Alumni Directory – last published in 2013 – which is a critical part of our national operation. Maintaining accurate contact information for more than 40,000 members is no small task, and we ask that you take a few minutes to respond to inquiries about your current information.
We have contracted with Publishing Concepts (PCI), a Dallas-based company who we have worked with for more than a decade. You will be contacted by PCI, using Chi Phi's name and trademark, via email and postcard in the coming weeks (if not already). Please know that these messages are not spam and have been approved by the Fraternity.
You will be offered the opportunity to purchase a completed Directory; however, you are under no obligation to do so. Should you choose to make a purchase through PCI, a portion of it will directly benefit the Fraternity.
Should you have any questions or concerns about this project, please feel free to reach out to Dan Coutcher, Director of Member Engagement, at coutcher@chiphi.org or by calling 404-231-1824.
Three Brothers Achieve Goliard Status
By Daniel | Alumni News, Chapter News, National News | No Comments
The Regional Ritual Retreats of 2018 provided nearly 100 members with an opportunity to invest themselves in our heritage and Ritual and walk away as a resource for our Brothers across the country. The Goliard Program has significant ties to RRR, as many of the Alumni facilitators are themselves Goliards and certified experts in our Ritual. The Goliard status, coveted among many, was conferred upon three Brothers at RRR this year.
Eric Weiss, Kappa Delta 2019, gained recognition as a Goliard during the Northeast RRR at Lehigh University, where he completed a proficiency exam and performed essential Ritual duties without written aid. Brother Weiss, the Chapter's Delta and former Epsilon, has been deeply affected by learning more about Chi Phi's heritage and Ritual and reflected on the experience after RRR:
Brothers Weiss, Scheller, and Davis.
"Last year, I attended RLA where Grand Epsilon Matt Scheller, Psi 2007, gave a talk on Ritual. I was shocked to discover that our Fraternity has many of the classic secrets that my Chapter had never taught: Passwords, Unwritten Law, and even a secret handshake. My Pledge of secrecy and the entire New Member process suddenly made more sense as I finally got a glimpse of the secrets that I am bound to protect. I learned the full challenge that year at Congress after getting denied entry twice. Shortly before RRR, my fellow Congressional Delegate and I decided to join the Goliard Program. We believed that this would be an excellent opportunity to learn about all of the Ritual and history of our nearly 200 year old fraternity, and that it was crucial to incorporate Fraternity traditions into our struggling Chapter.
Now having gone through the program, I have a strong foundation in Chi Phi ritual and history, and am excited to bring what I have learned to chapters wishing to learn more. That said, I still have much to learn, and am looking forward to working with fraternity leadership as well as other goliards to continue my studies and to strengthen ritual on a national level.
Chapters of the Chi Phi Fraternity, I strongly encourage sending a couple of Brothers to RRR, especially those who might be interested in the Goliard Program. Our Ritual is what binds us together and teaches us the Values we hold so dear. RRR not only teaches Ritual, but explains its continual relevance and importance, and leaves Brothers enthusiastic about our history and traditions. If we live by our Values and live our Ritual, we can show universities, the media, and the broader community that our Fraternity is a positive force built on Truth, Honor, and Personal Integrity."
Two Alumni Brothers also attained Goliard status this summer; Grand Epsilon Matt Scheller, Psi 2007, and Michael Davis, Alpha-Pi 2016, have worked diligently on preserving Chi Phi's heritage through the archives and Greek Life Museum while also forming the Regional Ritual Retreats into one of the Fraternity's premier and most loved educational programs.
The Fraternity is privileged to have so many men like Brothers Weiss, Scheller, and Davis who have helped Build Better Men at every opportunity. Congratulations to them on a well-earned distinction!
The Goliard Program is an educational program designed to encourage in-depth learning into the Heritage and History of our Fraternity. Those wishing to enter the program will advance through several stages, known as Chambers, with an eventual certification upon completion. These certified "Goliards" will be the experts on the History, Ceremonies, and Traditions of Chi Phi, and will be called upon to assist other Brothers and Chapters throughout the country when help, advice, or guidance is needed.
The program is designed to train those who could assist the Fraternity in educating other Brothers on a Chapter by Chapter basis or at potential future Ritual Educational Programs. Therefore, it is important to note that those looking to complete the Goliard Program should have at least a very basic understanding of the Chi Phi Fraternity's Ritual and History.
You can download the full Goliard Program and application packet on Chi Phi Connect. Email Heritage & Traditions Counselor Clark Kjorlaug at kjorlaug@chiphi.org with any questions about the program.
Celebrating our 2018 Award Recipients
By Daniel | Alumni News, Chapter News, National News | One Comment
Congratulations to our 2018 award recipients! We are honored to recognize you for your outstanding work this past year and look forward to seeing our Brothers continue Building Better Men through Fraternity and Community.
The Fraternity was honored to recognize 15 outstanding Chapters, Colonies, and Associations, and 14 hard working individuals during the 153rd Congressional Banquet on the evening of June 23.
Among the many accolades given, Benjamin Bloom received the first George M. MacDonald Risk Manager Award, adopted at the 152nd Congress in honor of our past Grand Eta. It is worth noting that the Fraternity broke tradition in recognizing not one, but two outstanding Brothers with the William M. Byrd Alumnus of the Year Award. Brothers Blakeslee and Wolfgang have dedicated much of their time and energy over many years to the Fraternity and their Chapters, rendering it impossible to choose between them. This was one tradition worth breaking for them.
Please join us in congratulating our Brothers and Chapters on all they have done!
Thomas A. Gehring Award for Chapter Excellence
Xi Delta
Delta Pi
Georgia Southwestern State University
Thomas A Gehring Award for Chapter Excellence: Most Improved
Bates Block Campus Involvement Award
Rho Delta
Oglethorpe University
Highest GPA
Delta Xi Colony
Philanthropic Achievement Award
Pi Theta
Outstanding Total Member Education Program
Alpha-Pi
Outstanding Risk Management Practices
Delta Theta
Outstanding Service to the Boys and Girls Clubs of America
Outstanding Alumni Newsletter
Alpha-Chi
Psi Zeta
Outstanding Chapter Alumni Event
Alpha Theta Chi
Alpha Zeta
Outstanding Community Service
Outstanding Communication/Public Relations
Alumni Association of the Year
Chi Phi Club of the Year
William M. Byrd Alumnus of the Year
Jerome A. "Jerry" Blakeslee, Rho 1970
Gerald L. "Jerry" Wolfgang, Delta Xi 1974
Carl J. Gladfelter Leadership Award
John Kelly, Mu 2018
Campus Administrator of the Year
Cat Nanney
Chapter Advisor of the Year
Jonathan "CD" Rawls, Rho Delta 1985, Delta Theta 2017
William D. Parr Chapter Zeta Award
Benjamin Trudeau, Pi Theta 2019
Athletic Excellence Award
Yusuf Abdullah, Rho Delta 2019
George MacDonald Risk Manager of the Year
Benjamin Bloom, Delta Theta 2020
Scott A. Benton, Eta Delta 1989
Matt D. Scheller, Psi 2007
Jonathan H. Scott, Delta Pi 2003
Stuart E. Jones, Lambda 1979
Beloved Brother, Scientific Authority, and Grand Officer Enters Chapter Eternal
By Daniel | Alumni News, National News | No Comments
We are saddened to share the news that Dr. Jonathan Y. Richmond, Zeta 1962, Zeta Delta 1962, entered Chapter Eternal this morning. Brother Richmond was a noted scholar on Biosafety and previously worked for the Centers for Disease Control as the Director of the Office of Health and Safety.
Brother Richmond was educated at the University of Connecticut, where he completed his bachelor's and master's degrees before earning a PhD in Genetics from Hahnemann University. Brother Richmond spoke for many years on HIV/AIDS and helped draft the CDC's policy on the topic. He often invoked his expertise during many years of Chi Phi's College of Excellence, where he served as a keynote speaker advocating for healthy sexual practices and men's health with his presentation "45 Minutes That Could Save Your Life."
Always the advocate for his Fraternity, and especially our undergraduate members, he served for many years on Grand Council as both Scholastic Counselor and as Grand Gamma on the Councils of Grand Alphas Jeff Velis, Steve Runkel, Ron Frank, Rich Lane, and Rocco Henry Carnevale. Apparently unsatisfied with his already superhuman involvement, Brother Richmond also took on the role of Chapter Advisor to our Gamma Zeta Chapter at UNC Wilmington.
In 2013 the Fraternity honored Brother Richmond with the Walter L. Cronkite Jr. Award during the 148th Congress in Baltimore. This elite award is reserved for Brothers who have made outstanding contributions to society through lifelong service; a distinction well-fitting of Brother Richmond.
His friend and Brother Tommy Harrelson, Gamma Zeta 1964, wishes for Brother Richmond to be remembered as "generous in every way," but especially with his time and commitment. Brother Richmond was active in St. Philip's Episcopal Church in Southport, North Carolina, for many years as a reader, visitor, and organizer of weekly community lunches. He and his family supported the arts, particularly community theater, and he was heavily involved for many years in the Boy Scouts of America.
Our deepest condolences go out to Brother Richmond's family during this difficult time. He was a True Gentleman and will be greatly missed.
July Chi Phi Club Events
Join Brothers from across the country for a Club event near you!
Join Brothers from all Chapters at these upcoming Chi Phi Club events:
Friday, July 14: The Boston Chi Phi Club is hosting their summer Bowling Bonanza at Kings Dining & Entertaining – Dedham. The event is from 1:30-3:30pm. Follow their Facebook Page for more information and updates on other events.
Thursday, July 19: The Philadelphia Chi Phi Club will be gathering at Roy-Pitz Barrel House (990 Spring Garden St., Philadelphia, PA 19123) from 6-9pm. Follow their Facebook page for more information and updates on other events.
Alumnus Highlight: Paul DePace
Paul DePace, Rho Iota Kappa 1966, received the Paralympic Order, the highest accolade from the Paralympic Movement, during the 2017 Paralympic Sport and Media Awards in September. He received the Order alongside Denmark's Karl Vilhelm Nielsen and France's Gerard Masson. The Orders were presented by Sir Philip Craven, then the President of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC).
Brother DePace, the President of the International Wheelchair and Amputee Sports Federation (IWAS) received the Order in recognition for the nearly 50 years of work he has put into the Paralympic Movement. During this time, he has been an athlete, coach, United States' Chef de Mission, and Board Director for the Atlanta 1996 Paralympic Games Organizing Committee. His roles have also included Vice-President of the International Stoke Mandeville Wheelchair Sports Federation (ISMWSF) and IPC Executive Committee. As IWAS President since 2001, he did much to promote Paralympic sport internationally from the grassroots to high-performance levels.
See this article in the Spring 2018 Chakett News
Photo courtesy of The University of Rhode Island, Nora Lewis.
Article adapted from original by Daniel Etchells, Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre.
Phi Lambda Theta Alumnus Elected Chair of Bucknell's Board of Trustees
By Daniel | Alumni News
The Bucknell University Board of Trustees unanimously voted to elect trustee Chris O'Brien , Phi Lambda Theta 1980, as its next chair, Bucknell University President President John Bravman announced May 3.
"Since joining the board in 2012, Chris has displayed a special combination of leadership, dedication and enthusiasm from which Bucknell has already greatly benefited," said Bravman. "His insight and guidance have been invaluable, and I am excited to work with him in this new capacity as we continue to build upon Bucknell's institutional strengths and distinctiveness."
Brother O'Brien brings to the position a broad perspective on the University. A 1976 graduate of the Christian Brothers Academy in Lincroft, New Jersey, he enrolled at Bucknell to major in business administration. He was member of the cross country and track & field teams and served as Alpha of the Phi Lambda Theta Chapter. He has since held a number of volunteer roles at the University, including for Reunion, the Career Development Center, and the Alumni Board. More recently, he served as a co-chair for WE DO, The Campaign for Bucknell, contributing to the successful conclusion of the half-billion-dollar campaign in July 2017. In 2013, he and his wife, Liz, established the Christopher & Elizabeth O'Brien Family Scholarship.
Currently a member of the Board of Trustees' Executive Committee, Brother O'Brien previously held the position of chair of the Development & External Relations committee and has also served as a member of the Academic Affairs, Campus Life, Finance, Investments, and Nominating & Governance committees.
"I am truly honored to have the confidence and trust of my fellow board members at what is an incredibly exciting moment in Bucknell's history," he said. "Having served as a trustee for the past six years, and being the parent of two current students, I have developed a great appreciation for the exceptional work of our talented faculty and staff, and I look forward to supporting their efforts and continuing our collective work of strengthening the institution in this new capacity." He will assume the role of chair effective July 1.
O'Brien is the founder and a partner at Endurance Capital Partners and the founder, president, and CEO of O'Brien Capital Advisors. He has previously held a number of leadership positions at various investment firms, including as president of the United States & Europe for Investcorp International, Inc., a publicly traded alternative asset firm, overseeing $15 billion in assets in offices in Bahrain, London, and New York.
Chris O'Brien, Phi Lambda Theta 1980. Photo by Gordon Wenzel.
Original article by Andy Hirsch, Bucknell University. Read it here.
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