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What's new?!
SPROUT in NYC!
SPROUT (NBCUniversal) has relocated to New York City! "The Sunny Side Up Show" broadcasts LIVE every morning from 9am-noon out of the iconic 30 Rock Center.
Tune in on the SPROUT channel to see more chicken shenanigans, and follow Emily on Facebook/Twitter/Instagramfor some awesome celeb cameos!
Check out the article about SPROUT in Variety Magazine HERE.
New Host on the SPROUT Channel!
Emily is the new host of "The Sunny Side Up Show," which is a morning kids programming on the SPROUT Channel. She will be singing, dancing, arts-and-crafting, and hanging out with Chica the Chicken! Stay tuned for videos posted here, or watch her LIVE from 9am-noon EST! Check out her first song on air!
Signed with new Agency!
Emily just signed with a new talent agency and is so excited to work with such an amazing group! She will be represented by Henderson Hogan Talent Agency for Theater, Film, and Television.
Opening Act for Jay Leno at the Mayo Performing Arts Center
Emily sang with ELEMENT and opened the show for Jay Leno at the Mayo Performing Arts Center in New Jersey as a part of his stand up comedy tour.
Jay was a gracious guy and it was a pleasure working with him. Thank you to everyone at MPAC for making this a night to remember!
Lincoln Center Holiday Concert; "Broadway's Future Songbook Series"
Emily is so proud and honored to be a part of this musical's journey. She performs "Snow" from the musical Clouds are Pillows for the Moon by T. Defoe and Tidtaya Sinutoke (both graduates of NYU's Graduate Musical Theater Writing Program).
The concert was directed/produced by Erica Ruff and hosted by John Znidarsic.
"The Sing Off" Tour! And a new CD!
The show may be over but there's more for Element! Check out The Sing Off Tour coming to a city near you! Element will be making an appearance on tour on 2/21 and 2/23. Come say hello! Check out more tour info here.
We've also raised enough money to make a new album so we will be releasing that soon! Stay tuned!!
Episode 3 of "The Sing Off" - Generations (Decades)
Element continues on in the competition and this time they are throwing it back and singing a hit from the 1960s. They sparkle and shine (literally. Like a giant disco ball!) with a SUPREME-ly classic song. Check it out!
NBC's New York Live Segment
Check out Emily and Element on NBC's New York Live segment today! You can see their interview and performance here.
Be sure to watch Element again TONIGHT,
December 16th at 10Pm on NBC's "The Sing Off"
Episode 2 of "The Sing Off" - Party Anthems
Element is SAFE for round 2, which is great since Episode 2 is "Party Anthems." The NYC ladies work hard and play hard. Check out their rendition of P!nk's "Raise Your Glass," Ben Folds, Jewel, and Shawn Stockman called Emily "fantastic" and complimented the cool opening and bridge of the song! Watch the full episode on Hulu.com for some athletic fist pumping.
Element on the homepage of NBC, Hulu, and Brown University
The girls of Element know how to rock a Sing Off entrance, and it's by strutting onstage carrying fire. Check out the homepage of NBC.com as well as Hulu.com to see all of the sparkles you could possibly imagine! Follow us on Twitter @elementvocals
We will be live tweeting every episode! Emily will be live tweeting as well... she's getting the hang of it. Thanks, Sing Off! Don't you want all the behind the scenes action??@emilyborromeo
Reviews are in for "The Sing Off" group Element!
Emily's group is getting great reviews on their performance on "The Sing Off." We have been ranked in the Top 4 groups left remaining and noted as "a force to be reckoned with."
"Meet Element"
Ranked in the Top 4!
Emily's NBC Debut on "The Sing Off"
The ferocious NYC ladies of Element gave a sizzling performance on "The Sing Off" tonight. They sang the group's signature song, "Burn" by Ellie Goulding and got rave reviews from the judges on their musicality, style, and ability to do it all in heels and dresses. They definitely took a page out of Ginger Rogers' book! Check out their performance and follow them on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! @elementvocals
www.elementvocals.com
The Sing Off's Element covers "Royals" by Lorde
Emily performed this cover of "Royals" (originally by Lorde) in a press interview at "Hollywood Life." Check out the performance and make sure to watch these talented chicks from NYC strut their stuff! Thanks to Andy and the whole crew at Hollywood Life!
Emily on this season of NBC's "The Sing Off"
Emily will be singing on a cappella's biggest stage this December, with her all-female group "Element." Hosted by Nick Lachey; with judges Shawn Stockman, Jewel, and Ben Folds. Make sure you grab a nice beverage, get cozy, and tune in this holiday season for lots of great musical performances!
Check out the first promo here!
"Good Morning America" on ABC!
Check out Emily on "Good Morning America LIVE"-- she models Anne Hathaway's Oscars 2013 look-for-less! She had a fabulous time on set but needed lots and lots of coffee for this early morning shoot!
Broadway Barkada Concert - "So This Is Love"
Emily will be singing with her fellow Filipinos in a concert on February 9th. Performance at DROM on the Lower East Side. Lots of talent in this line up! Check out her performance in the Videos section!
Prospect Musical Theater Lab
Emily is joining the cast of The Prospect Theater's 2013 Musical Theatre Lab! This company was named one of the 10 best theater companies of 2012 by The Huffington Post, and Emily is excited to get to work! Runs February 22-March 1st at the West End Theater.
The Manhattan Dolls
Emily is In the Mood to Boogie Woogie with "The Manhattan Dolls," NYC's swing-style female vocal trio. She is excited to tour the world with these talented ladies, singing tunes from the 1920s-1960s. Her first show will be the 23rd Annual "Lake in the Sky" air show in the gorgeous Lake Tahoe, CA this August! Check out the dolls here!
"Marco Polo" - a new musical workshop
Emily is off to Binghamton (aka the "Bing-hamptons"), New York to develop two new musicals with Prospect Theater Company and the Goodwill Theatre Company. She will be workshopping the role of Kokachin in "Marco Polo." The writers Peter Mills and Deborah Abramson are fantastically talented. Check them out!
"The Tinsmith" ... ooooh, an Indie Film!
This month Emily is filming her first film which will hit the film festival circuit throughout the country this year. She plays Melodee, a vivacious, intriguing, girl-next-door cellist who makes the boys weak in the knees. Directed by Johnny Rebecchi and Charles Chester; Scrapping the Tinman Productions
Story Pirates! ARRGH you ready for us?!
Emily has just joined forces with NYC's amazing education and media organization, The Story Pirates. The Pirates celebrate the words and ideas of young people, equipping them with tools for verbal, written, and artistic expression. Emily will be helping turn kids' stories into exciting theatrical/sketch musical comedy shows and performing these shows for kids and schools nationwide. Check out more awesome Story Pirate goodness here!
Jon Stewart and Conan O'Brien are Story Pirates too! :)
Emergen-C...Feel the good!
Emily just filmed a national commercial for Emergen-C, the fruity vitamin mix drink! Check out the TV commercial, airing in November. You can also hear the ads on the radio or see them in magazines such as US Weekly, Women's Health, and Shape!
"I'll Be Damned" at the Vineyard Theater
Emily has been cast in JARADOA's Off-Broadway premier of the musical comedy "I'll Be Damned," by NYU's Rob Broadhurst and Brent Black. She will be playing the roles of Liz/Shax (rap and hip hop solo... you're welcome). The show runs at The Vineyard Theater from July 1-18.
Marcy Park in "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee"
Emily is leaving the crisp autumn air of NYC for the sunny beaches of Florida. She will be playing Marcy Park (a dream role!) in Riverside Theatre's production of Spelling Bee. She is P-S-Y-C-H-E-D!
© 2022 by Emily Borromeo


How to recognize peak hours?
In the moments where your mind explodes with clarity and focus, you just know you are within your peak hours. It's elevated the state of your focus on the task at hand.
The fact to the matter is, that I used to be a night owl, and my peak performance hours were a sporadic and unsteady occurrence. Instead of "evoking" energy like a conjuror, I went a little bit deeper and went for the scientific approach to our hormone levels and their impact on our mood.
There two ways we can determine our peak hours. One is by "gut feeling" and the other one is by creating them with a controlled environment.
You should follow your gut feeling. You can base it on observation. My observation showed me that usually, my first ultradian peak starts between 10 and 11 AM. I'm one of those people that when I get into the office, I have to relax and get accustomed to the environment, and mentally shut down the distractions that are happening in my immediate environment.
This technique has helped me identify my peak performance moments and leverage them to the best of my ability. I am not even trying to do heavy lifting work if I am not in the zone. All of the work throughout the day that I want to complete, I am doing within my peak hours, in order to preserve my limited energy.
How to create more "peak" hours during the day?
Did your brain get enough REM sleep?
Does your body contain all the required nutrients?
Sleeping, nutrition, and workouts are three pillars that determine our performance. Aligning these three factors in harmony is ought to produce the best performance for you.
Sleep is essential for peak performance. And yet, I am as well guilty of sleep depriving myself and producing irregularities in sleep cycles. With my day job, I've balanced out my wake/sleep rhythm. And it did wonders for my performance.
I became dependent on good night sleep. Because if I missed it, I would lose that empowering feeling that I usually have throughout the day. And that wouldn't make me very happy.
I remember my initial phases throughout the beginning of my internet entrepreneurship days. I used to wake up around noon, and be awake all the way until early morning hours. And all of that time spent in front of the computer.
I can say that I was wasting massive amounts of energy and was harming my body. All in all, I was underperforming massively.
If you include one meal only after I would starve myself to death, that would be usually food ordered by phone. Either pizza or chicken steak with breading and greasy fries. No wonder was in a constant state of the crash.
And I would work all the time, but would never get anything done. This lead to a lack of socialization and ultimately to depression with that kind of lifestyle, where I got fed up and went into another type of extreme. Being overly social and not spending any time in front of the computer at all. And finally finding a work/ life/workout balance.
Our peak hours don't happen by themselves. It is something that we can influence. Knowing what works and what doesn't makes a huge difference in your productivity levels.
When we are in "power mode", we really get things done. If we want to achieve more of these higher end states, we need to make them happen. And that happens with the change in your habits. Taking a proactive approach to your energy levels does pay dividends in the long run.
I actually consider "power mode" a cheat. Things really start to flow, and the fact that you can be one of the rare people using it makes you highly competitive in the market.
Does your body get all the required nutrients?
Your aim is to obliterate all the obstacles that are preventing you from healthy living. Living healthy is extremely related to the higher states of productivity.
There are two kinds of rhythms regulating our bodies. There are circadian rhythms and ultradian rhythms. Circadian are 24-hour cycles that regulate our sleep cycles. Ultradian rhythms are recurrent periods or cycles repeated throughout a 24-hour circadian day.
When Ultradian rhythm peaks, you are in "Power Mode" and if you couple those peaks with your most important activities, you are going to get ahead with the completion of your goals at the blazing speed.
These moments are golden because your mind works in bursts. Capturing the wave of that burst is putting you in the "zone".
Are you eating right? Our brains need the adequate carbohydrates in our bloodstream in order to perform properly. And you don't have to be a scientist about it, all you need to know is how carbohydrates behave in your bloodstream. We have various different types of carbohydrates, and some are good for us, some are bad.
Always go for slow dissolving carbs. Those can be found in whole grain cereals and whole grain products. These carbs are creating complex chains that our body dissolves slower than other carbs, therefore having a more stable release of insulin, avoiding insulin spikes. After the initial insulin high (that you would get from sugar) you would have an energy crash, once it goes down. If you can maintain the steady level of insulin throughout the day, you can maintain balanced and productive energy.
Stress is the bodies response to strain-full situations. When we are "stressed out" our bodies are forced to use the hormone called "Corthyzol" in order to endure higher levels of stress and work over its capacity. While Corthyzol is helpful in stressing situations, being constantly exposed to it dissolves the muscle mass, makes you generally weaker and hurts your immune system.
The best way to go about Corthyzol is to treat it like athletes do. Go on for limited amounts of time, under heavy stress, and follow it up by resting. This way you are improving instead of deteriorating your productivity.
Eliminating stress will let you operate optimally. Some of us might be addicted to the feeling of putting everything off until the very last minute because short deadlines are giving them the adrenaline surge. If you fall into this category, make sure to perceive your habit pattern and break it. Unnecessary stress that could be the prevented is number 1 reason behind heart attacks that we have today.
These moments are so precious that you need to guard them to the best of your abilities. The famous mathematician Poankoare was working 4-hour workdays. 2 hours in the first part in the morning, and 2 hours in the evening.
Now, for a long time, I had irregular sleep, and my day job brought back certain discipline about the habits related to going to bed. When you have regular sleep cycles, you can predict peak hours with more accuracy.
Circadian and Ultradian Rhythms, what the hell is that?
The idea of peak performance hours came from sports. In-depth mentions of this phenomena are covered in details in the book "The Power of Full Engagement".
Lots of athletes were really interested in various research results, regarding the peak performance hours. During certain times of the day, our hormone levels are higher than during others.
This leads to exploding the results, based on the timing of activity that athletes participate in.
This is the introduction to Peak Performance Hours Series. Any topic you've seen in this article will be covered in the upcoming weeks. There will be some experiments where I will track my body behavior exposed to different conditions. Primarily in sleeping. Stay tuned.


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HomeTechnologyPSVR 2 controllers: Everything you need to know about PlayStation VR 2 Sense
PSVR 2 controllers: Everything you need to know about PlayStation VR 2 Sense
PSVR 2 controllers, also known as PlayStation VR 2 Sense controllers, were shared by Sony at CES 2022, after PSVR 2 was confirmed in February 2021. Since then, Sony has been drip-feeding information on the new PS5 over time, including PSVR 2 specifications at CES 2022 and the ergonomic design of the headset, too.PSVR 2 controllers are designed to enhance immersion in virtual reality, with similar built-in haptic feedback and adaptive triggers like the DualSense wireless controller and finger tactile detection. In addition, the shape of each controller features an orb-like design to ensure comfort during long gaming sessions. They also have a similar design to the DualSense controller and the Pulse 3D Wireless Headset for reference.PSVR 2 consoles alongside PSVR 2 will replace the original PSVR in February 2023, so the pair will not be compatible with PS4, which is important to note. But if you want to know more, we've rounded up everything we know about the launch for you to find out.
PSVR 2 Controllers: Cut to the chase
What is that? The next release of input accessories for PlayStation VR
When is the exit? February 22, 2023
How much will it cost? TBC – but the set will be bundled with PSVR2.
PSVR 2 console price and release date
After much speculation, Sony has finally confirmed the price of the PSVR 2. According to the PlayStation Blog, it will cost $549.99 / €599.99 / £529.99 for the standard package, which comes with PS VR2 Sense controllers and stereo headsets. No official Australian pricing has been announced and we don't have individual pricing for the consoles.
So, how much do we expect the PSVR 2 consoles to cost? One pair will almost certainly be bundled with the hardware, but much like the PS Move controllers, Sony will likely offer standalone pairs. PlayStation Move controllers were initially available for $35 / £35 on the PS3, or with the PlayStation Eye Camera for $50 / £50. A navigation controller (equivalent to the Wii nunchuck) added an extra $25 / £25.
Since the VR controllers share many technical elements with the DualSense platforms, which cost $69.99 / £59.99 / AU$109, we expect the PSVR 2 Sense controllers to get quite expensive. It's unclear if the PSVR 2 controllers will have additional attachments, but we expect the price for a single to be just over $35, with a pair costing more, given the built-in technology.
Sony hasn't confirmed pricing at this time, so this is still speculation at this point. What we do know is the cost of the official Sony charging station accessories that will accompany it. Available from launch, it will cost $49.99 / €49.99 / £39.99, and as with the headset, there's no confirmed Australian price yet.
Design of PSVR Controllers 2
(Image credit: Sony)
PSVR 2 Sense controllers look significantly different than PlayStation Move controllers. The sensory controllers are black and have an orb-like shape, which Sony claims makes them feel more natural, and provides a "high degree of freedom." Sony also claims that this design means there are no restrictions on how players can move their hands, allowing developers to create "unique gaming experiences".
Furthermore, Sony said the controllers are designed with ergonomics in mind, taking into account different hand sizes and insights from previous PlayStation controllers. This means that sensory controllers should feel balanced and comfortable to hold.
From the images we've seen, each PSVR 2 controller has two buttons (the left has a triangle and a square and the right has a circle and an X), an analog stick, a 'grip' button (L1 or R1, can be used to select in-game objects) and either an options button (the controller right) or Share button (left console). Each controller has an adaptive trigger, a touch detector (more on that below) and what appears to be a charging port on the bottom. The wrist strap is also shown in some of the images.
PSVR 2 console features
PSVR 2's Sense controllers seek to improve immersion with important new features, similar to what we saw in DualSense, that were absent from the PS Move controllers. Thanks to adaptive triggers, we can expect Sense to add palatable tension when pressed. So, for example, when you draw a bow in a game, you should feel the tension of the string in the trigger, and it feels more real.
Another feature that the PSVR 2 controllers take from the DualSense is haptic feedback. Haptic feedback uses touch to communicate with players, allowing you to feel sensations from the game through the controller itself. So, for example, in Astro's Playroom for PS5, when you're walking across the sand, you can feel the texture difference echoing through the DualSense controller.
The PSVR 2 controllers also have finger touch detection, allowing the controllers to detect where your fingers are without having to press a button. "This enables you to make more natural gestures with your hands while gaming," says Hideaki Nishino, Head of Platform Planning and Management at PlayStation.
These controllers will be tracked by the new PSVR 2 headset, which is achieved with a tracking loop across the bottom of the controller.
PSVR controller specifications 2
At CES 2022, Sony revealed the official specifications of the PlayStation VR2 Sense console. We'll have to wait until we start figuring things out like battery life, but here's what you can expect.
PSVR 2 consoles: what we want to see
(Image credit: Shutterstock/Andrush)
Despite upgrading to a Micro USB connection in 2017, the batteries inside PS Move controllers are still annoying, so we'd like to be able to use the PSVR 2 Sensor controllers for an extended period of time before recharging them. Whether this will happen is still uncertain because the DualSense controller doesn't hold a charge very well, which means we often find ourselves needing at least one on standby constantly charging.
Developers using features
The PSVR 2 controller has impressive audio and we're excited for a more immersive virtual reality experience thanks to the haptic feedback and adaptive controllers. However, it is up to the developers to actually use these features. While we like how the likes of Astro's Playroom, Returnal, Ratchet, and Clank: Rift Apart are using these features on the DualSense, we'd like to see more developers take advantage of them. Hopefully, they will do the same for PSVR 2 consoles.
Better accuracy and reliability
PlayStation Move controllers haven't always been the most reliable and accurate controllers around, and sometimes they give up mid-game or don't do exactly what you want. Hopefully the PSVR 2 consoles will improve on this.
No is very beloved
Virtual reality is great fun with friends, so hopefully Sony will mind the price with the cost of buying extra pairs of PSVR 2 controllers, especially if they are You have To be purchased in pairs (this seems to be the case). While we don't expect the add-on controllers to be cheap, we hope Sony doesn't stray too far from the $70 mark (after all the DualSense retails for $70).
PSVR 2 games: What we can expect to play on PlayStation VR 2
PlayStation VR 2 Sense
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Links to bits and pieces on the internet that I like or that I regularly visit (but I don't like) Some might surprise you, some will not.
Scrubs: Effects of Alcohol By Age oh who put that fake arrow in her head..
Medium: 40 Ways To Make Life Simple Again Lame, but awesome.
Medium: Morning Manifesto If failure isn't an option, you're doing something wrong.
Quote - the Mentalist Jane: The kid's a natural, look at him, look at him go, the Cho: No business like Cho business!
Computer Science Jokes If you are happy, and you know it, Syntax Error.
Make Everything OK Really random useless site.


Peter Thomas Roth Acne Clearing Wash Review (2018): Does It Work?
Peter Thomas Roth Acne Clearing Wash Review : Ingredients, Side Effects, Detailed Review And More.
What Is Peter Thomas Roth Acne Clearing Wash?
Peter Thomas Roth Acne Clearing Wash is a beauty and cosmetic product that is made to assist in cleaning the acne and other impurities found on the skin. It is manufactured by a renowned manufacturer and who have enough to explain and claim of what the supplement can work to achieve.
According to the manufacture this acne-treatments is said to be among the leading supplements most recommended by doctors and specialist on skin because of the potency of its ingredients and its working process. This is because when it comes to a consideration of an acne cleansing formula, gentleness and cool functioning are among the characteristics which keeps supplements at a great recommendation because it is through this that the desired effect is achieved.
It is now the exact of what Peter Thomas Roth Acne Clearing Wash gives to the users who tries this formula out as what this review shows. It does contain any corrosive elements and parabens which may leave the skin dry and harshly eroded but instead contains ingredients which does not only serve the cleaning in a gentle way but also sooth the skin after the cleansing.
Peter Thomas Roth Acne Clearing Wash – Does It Really Work?
It does from the potency of its ingredients and the scientific back up of the explanation on how they act to give a clean and defended skin from pollutants.
What Are The Ingredients In Peter Thomas Roth Acne Clearing Wash?
Low concentrate Citrus acid – it has antibacterial effect and enhances the scent as it acts on other skin.
Pro vitamin B5 – it revitalizes and keeps the skin cells nourished even as the cleansing is done.
Allantoin – Soothes the skin and keeps it smooth and supple.
Salicylic Acid – These ingredients work together to clear away pore-clogging impurities. However it may cause redness of the skin.
Apply Peter Thomas Roth Acne Clearing Wash on the skin that you want to clean and smear properly.
Leave for two minutes and then wash with water to have the dirt away.
Dry rub the skin with a towel and feel the experience.
It has better cleansing abilities.
It not only cleanse the skin but also soothes it. Although customer reviews state a different story.
It leads to a clean and revived skin from the nourishment of the vitamins in its composition.
Some people who have allergies to citrus acid of any concentration on their skin may be unable to use the supplement.
There are very limited reviews mentioned online.
Does Peter Thomas Roth Acne Clearing Wash Have Any Side Effects?
The citrus acid may cause some sleeper feeling at torch for some minutes after use.
Peter Thomas Roth Acne Clearing Wash is a supplement that stands to promise much potency on the acne removal and the general revival of the skin as explained in this review. It is said to entail ingredients which have a history in the acne removal and which safeguards the skin from harmful pollutants which may be interacting with the skin causing the acne.
On the same, this Peter Thomas Roth Acne Clearing Wash is said to contain corrosive elements and parabens which may turn to be harmful to the skin.
It is said to contain antibiotic properties and works to achieve a safeguard of the skin from being attacked by bacteria which cause the development of the acne. Nevertheless, consumers should conduct a though research on the ingredients to determine the authenticity of the said claims.


A 21-GUN SALUTE MAY BE HEARD IN THE SHORELINE VILLAGE AREA TODAY AT APPROX 9:30 A.M.
Today, community members are invited to join public safety personnel and city officials at the annual Police & Fire Memorial Ceremony, which honors those Long Beach Police Officers and Firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our community.
The memorial service will include remarks by Vice-Mayor Rex Richardson, Police Chief Robert Luna, and Fire Chief Mike DuRee, as well as the posting of the colors, flag presentation, a "Last Alarm" tribute, a 21-gun salute and "Taps" by the Long Beach Police and Fire Honor Guards.
Parking in the area of Gangway G will be temporarily impacted and access to the bike path in the event area will be limited during the ceremony.


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Cornell Law Library Wins AALL Award for Trial Pamphlets Collection
Ithaca, NEW YORK, July 15, 2013
The Cornell Law Library has won the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) Law Library Publications Award in the nonprint category for their Trial Pamphlets Collection. Thomas Mills, associate director for collections and administrative services, who oversaw the project, describes the collection as "an everyman's look at legal history of the United States." The collection preserved and digitized contemporaneous accounts of important or particularly lurid trials produced for mass readership in the 17th–19th centuries.
"There's a trial pamphlet on the first time that a mother was given custody of the children in a divorce case," Mills said. "The first time the insanity defense was used. You look at how women and minorities were represented in the pamphlets and reflected in the legal system at the time."
The Law Library had acquired the collection in the 1920s, but the pamphlets were printed on poor-quality paper and were steadily deteriorating. In collaboration with the Cornell University Library Department of Preservation and Digital Consulting and Production Services, the library received a federal Saving America's Treasures grant in 2011, allowing it to preserve the pamphlets and make them available online in fully-searchable form. Mills said that while other libraries had collections that contained some of the pamphlets, few had been digitized.
The Cornell Law Library has been working with New York Heritage, a New York 3R project, to provide access to the collection through their website as well. "A number of them deal with trials held in upstate towns in the 1800s," Mills said of the pamphlets. "People can search by town and see the history of their particular town or any sort of trials that went on there."
Mills said the AALL called him March 4 to notify him that the library had won the award. The award was presented to the Law Library on July 13 at the AALL's annual meeting in Seattle.
"The Awards Committee of AALL was very impressed with the quality and professionalism of the Cornell Law Library Trial Pamphlets Collection," said Elizabeth Moore, the chair of the AALL's Awards Committee.
The Cornell Law Library had previously won the AALL Law Library Publications Award in 1998 for its website, becoming the first to receive the award in the nonprint category.
--Ian McGullam
Femi Cadmus (right), Edward Cornell Law Librarian, Associate Dean for Library Services and Senior Lecturer in Law, accepts the American Association of Law Libraries Law Library Publications Award.
Thomas Mills, Associate Director for Collections & Administrative Services, Cornell Law Library
Wonderful Trial of Caroline Lohman, Alias Restell, With Speeches of Counsel, Charge of Court and Verdict of Jury (Reported in Full for the National Police Gazette). From the Cornell Law Library Trial Pamphlets Collection.


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#include <iostream>
#include "testcpp.h"

/**
 * Proper handling of invalid topic names, not by local client enforcement
 * but by proper propagation of broker errors.
 *
 * E.g.: produce messages to invalid topic should fail quickly, not by timeout.
 */

#define check_err(ERR, EXP)                                                    \
  do {                                                                         \
    if ((ERR) != (EXP))                                                        \
      Test::Fail(tostr() << __FUNCTION__ << ":" << __LINE__ << ": "            \
                         << "Expected " << RdKafka::err2str(EXP) << ", got "   \
                         << RdKafka::err2str(ERR));                            \
  } while (0)

class DrCb0057 : public RdKafka::DeliveryReportCb {
 public:
  void dr_cb(RdKafka::Message &msg) {
    std::string val((const char *)msg.payload());

    Test::Say(tostr() << "DeliveryReport for " << val << " message on "
                      << msg.topic_name() << " [" << msg.partition()
                      << "]: " << msg.errstr() << "\n");

    if (val == "good")
      check_err(msg.err(), RdKafka::ERR_NO_ERROR);
    else if (val == "bad") {
      if (test_broker_version >= TEST_BRKVER(0, 8, 2, 2))
        check_err(msg.err(), RdKafka::ERR_TOPIC_EXCEPTION);
      else
        check_err(msg.err(), RdKafka::ERR_UNKNOWN);
    }
  }
};

static void test_invalid_topic(void) {
  std::string topic_bad  = Test::mk_topic_name("0057-invalid_topic$#!", 1);
  std::string topic_good = Test::mk_topic_name("0057-invalid_topic_good", 1);
  RdKafka::Conf *conf;
  std::string errstr;

  Test::conf_init(&conf, NULL, 0);

  DrCb0057 MyDr;
  conf->set("dr_cb", &MyDr, errstr);

  RdKafka::Producer *p = RdKafka::Producer::create(conf, errstr);
  if (!p)
    Test::Fail("Failed to create Producer: " + errstr);

  RdKafka::ErrorCode err;

  for (int i = -1; i < 3; i++) {
    err = p->produce(topic_bad, i, RdKafka::Producer::RK_MSG_COPY,
                     (void *)"bad", 4, NULL, 0, 0, NULL);
    if (err) /* Error is probably delayed until delivery report */
      check_err(err, RdKafka::ERR_TOPIC_EXCEPTION);

    err = p->produce(topic_good, i, RdKafka::Producer::RK_MSG_COPY,
                     (void *)"good", 5, NULL, 0, 0, NULL);
    check_err(err, RdKafka::ERR_NO_ERROR);
  }

  p->flush(tmout_multip(10000));

  if (p->outq_len() > 0)
    Test::Fail(tostr() << "Expected producer to be flushed, " << p->outq_len()
                       << " messages remain");

  delete p;
  delete conf;
}

extern "C" {
int main_0057_invalid_topic(int argc, char **argv) {
  test_invalid_topic();
  return 0;
}
}

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Kelvin Benjamin and Cam Newton squared off before their first preseason game even started. Welcome to Beef Season.
The NFL preseason kicked off in earnest Thursday, and the MMQB will have a look at all of the games later this morning, so check back for the best way to kick off your weekend.
But for now, we entertain our love of player-on-player beef. If you haven't heard, Kelvin Benjamin and Cam Newton don't like each other anymore (or never liked each other?) Benjamin told The Athletic last week that his career would have gone a whole lot better if he didn't have Newton as his quarterback (Nathan Peterman, right?). Newton, being the consummate social butterfly he is, stood near Benjamin before the Carolina/Buffalo preseason game Thursday and awkwardness ensued.
Arguably the best highlight of the evening of preseason games came before the ball was snapped in Buffalo. The Cam Newton-Kelvin Benjamin meeting at New Era Field was a gathering meant to go viral.
I had some fun with the video on Twitter but allow me to expand on some of those thoughts here while taking some creative license.
The 90-second video begins with a hooded and ear-budded Newton walking over to Benjamin being jovial with longtime Panthers linebacker Thomas Davis. "I thought we was cool," Davis appears to say to the Bills receiver with a smile on his face. Newton uses his chest to bump Benjamin, who for a few seasons was unquestionably Newton's best friend on the Panthers. Newton (almost comically) throws his right hand in the air to extend dap but Benjamin appears to reject him.
In my mind there are two ways to interpret this action. 1) Newton was willing to come over, be the bigger man, shake hands, maybe make a joke about it, shake it off, say good game and move on. Or 2) Benjamin knew he would have to answer for shooting the first shot at Newton. Benjamin may have seen this dap request not as a friendly gesture but one more on the level of the Chris Paul fake laugh that's become a favorite meme.
*Roll tape* We see Newton looking down in his hand in (mock) bafflement. He politely requests Davis, a former Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year, to step away and have a one-on-one conversation with Benjamin. Davis obliges. Left alone, Benjamin and Newton share a conversation that, while we can't hear the words, we can hear the body language.
Newton puts his hands behind his back, a genius move for multiple reasons. First, it shows Benjamin and the viewer that he's only here to talk and not fight. It also prevents the quarterback from overly gesticulating. Benjamin attempts to walk away but Newton, well within his bounds, follows Benjamin, who seems to have a difficult time looking at Newton. Finally, around the 43-yard line, the two men stop, look at each other and re-engage in conversation.
Good stuff, everyone. The kind of story where everyone can learn a lesson.
NOW ON THE MMQB: During the Charlottesville riots, one high school team shared their backyard with Unite the Right, this is their story a year later ... Sam Darnold is adjusting to life in the NFL ... The new culture in San Francisco.
WHAT YOU MAY HAVE MISSED: Greg Bishop from Terrell Owens's alternative Hall of Fame weekend ... Saquon Barkley's first NFL carry goes for almost 40 yards ... Watch Baker Mayfield's first NFL touchdown pass.
2. Breaking down Saints-Jaguars, but only when the starters were in.
3. As it turns out, the Bengals are excited to play for Marvin Lewis after all.
4. Joe Flacco had a great camp, and is now feeling good about the Ravens' offense after one preseason blowout win.
5. Two Dolphins players kneeled during the national anthem Thursday to continue a discussion on social injustice and police reform. Here's how the NFL responded.
For Newton and Benjamin, it seems like the only difference they saw in one another, was that they were exactly the same as they used to be.


A windy beach about 1 hour drive from Fortaleza.
Fortaleza has over 20 km of urban beaches, clean and well maintained. But kite-surfers prefer the Cofeco beach, due to its strong winds. A big thanks to Mara and Juliana for taking me there.


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WATCH: Bagillt student directs music video for charity inspired by bone cancer battle
Cameron Williams, 18, teamed up with classmates from Coleg Cambria to release new fundraising song after struggling with the condition for five years
Sam Yarwood
A media student who was diagnosed with bone cancer at the age of 11 has joined his classmates in launching a music single for charity.
Cameron Williams, 18, directed the music video for Believe in Me, a track performed by Coleg Cambria band Glo and set for release on iTunes.
It was created by a team of talented students studying a wide range of subjects at the college's campus in Wrexham to raise money for Teenage Cancer Trust.
Cameron, who lives in Bagillt, is now urging people to get behind the single and help support other teens battling the disease.
He said: "I was diagnosed with a type of bone cancer at the age of 11 and cleared two year ago at the age of 16.
"When I was first diagnosed with cancer I was really confused, everything was caving in on me and I felt completely powerless and suffered from a really low self-esteem.
"Teenage Cancer Trust helped me out hugely and picked me up.
"Believe in Me is an amazing song, the lyrics are really heartfelt and really show how I felt during that time.
Cameron Williams, 18, with students from Coleg Cambria who have released a charity single in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust (Image: Coleg Cambria)
"Please buy the song as it will raise money to help more people like me."
Inspired by Cameron's story, Coleg Cambria have chosen the Teenage Cancer Trust as its charity of the year for 2015.
Luci Melegari, director of creative industries at the college, added: "This has been a project that has involved students and staff from across the college with learners from music production, music technology, media production, hair and beauty and construction all working together as a team.
"At Coleg Cambria we aim to provide more than just education and training, we encourage students get involved in their local community and help others.
"We're really proud of the song and video and hope that everyone will buy it now in support of Teenage Cancer Trust."
Sian Day, regional fundraiser for the Teenage Cancer Trust said: "We want to thank Cameron, Glo and everyone from Coleg Cambria who have been involved in this project.
"The creativity and dedication is overwhelming.
"The money raised from sales of the song will support young people diagnosed with cancer in the local area."


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Home » About Us | Hopewell-Lambertville Eye Associates
About Us | Hopewell-Lambertville Eye Associates
"Eye care is only part of a person's health care. We feel that it is our mission to care and treat our patients like family; to strive to remain knowledgeable of all aspects of our profession; and in turn, share our knowledge with our patients to assist them in understanding their eye health conditions."
Greetings from Our Staff!
It's exciting to be a key part of a progressive, leading edge practice. We know the technology can be overwhelming for some patients so our job to make sure that you're comfortable being here and feel welcomed.
If you have any suggestions to help us reach our goal of - 'patients first - always!' - please let me know!
Kenneth Daniels, OD, FAAO, Dipl ABO is an Adjunct Assistant Clinical Professor in the Cornea and Specialty Contact lens Service and National Eye Institute Clinical Investigator at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry (PCO) where he was also the Director of Contact Lens Research. He presently teaches in PCO's Centers for International Studies. He is a Fellow in the American Academy of Optometry (FAAO). He is a graduate of Temple University and the New England College of Optometry. He has graduate training from an ophthalmology department in a Harvard affiliated health plan and the Yale - Gesell Institute of Child Development.
He was the Director of Clinical Research for Allergan Pharmaceuticals and has collaborated in several research projects in Sydney, Australia at the University of New South Wales. He is a series editor for an ophthalmic text and contributing editor professional journals and has a published textbook pertaining to Contact Lenses. Dr. Daniels has also acheived a level of Diplomate in the American Board of Optometry. He is one of the first of 500 optometrists in the country to achieve this credential. He has received honors as the NJSOP Scientific Award Receipent 2008 and the Roger Kame Award (2008) from the AOA Cornea and Contact Lens Section for Service to the Profession. Dr. Daniels has also be appointed to the Board of Directors for the New Jersey Society of Optometric Physicians (NJSOP) (2012). Dr. Daniels has been recently elected as the Immediate Past President (2018-2019), President (207-2018); Vice President of the NJSOP (2015-2016) having been also the Secretary Treasurer (2014-2015). Dr. Daniels also serves the American Optometric Association on the Health Promotions Committee (2018-2019).
As well, he has authored several book chapters on various topics on complications of refractive surgery, dry eye, presbyopia and contact lens related complications. He has a particular expertise in contact lens fitting for various corneal disorders, i.e. keratoconus and post surgical concerns after cataract or refractive surgery. Dr. Daniels is also on several medical device and pharmaceutical advisory panels. He is a nationally and internationally known lecturer and scientific presenter in the areas of contact lens, refractive surgery, and ocular disease management and treatment.
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MIMI LEE PARMA, Ph.D., O.D. she is a graduate of Drexel University and received her Doctorate in Optometry from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry where she is also a Basic Science instructor in ocular pathology.
She also has a M.S. from Temple University (Dept. of Pharmacology) and a Ph.D. from Thomas Jefferson University (Dept. of Pathology, Anatomy and Cell Biology). Dr. Parma's research interests are concentrated in the biochemical analysis of retinal development and has related publications in this field.
She has received many honors from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry including Clinical Excellence, Beta Sigma Kappa Optometric Honor Society, COVD Award for Excellence in Vision Therapy, and the RGP Lens Institute Award for Contact Lens.
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Dr. Suzanne K. Jadico (Ophthalmic Surgeon)
Dr. Suzanne K. Jadico (Ophthalmic Surgeon) graduated as class valedictorian of both Pennsylvania State University's Eberly College of Science and the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, under a full academic scholarship.
She completed her ophthalmology training and served as Chief Resident at Wills Eye Institute where she received a wide breadth of training in the medical and surgical management of cataracts, cornea and external disease, glaucoma, retinal pathology, neuro-ophthalmic conditions, and other diseases of the eye.
She also received specialty training in advanced cataract surgical techniques and IntraLase-assisted LASIK at The University of California San Francisco. In addition, Dr. Jadico has award-winning research experience, with numerous publications and presentations at national conferences.
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David Reynolds, MD (Ophthalmic Surgeon)
Dr. R. David Reynolds is a twice board certified eye surgeon who emphasizes the ethical and appropriate application of the most advanced medical and surgical techniques available to prevent blindness and restore sight.
His aim is to serve the patients' best interest above all else. Following the completion of his ophthalmology training at the Wills Eye Hospital, Dr. R. David Reynolds pursued fellowship level training in the field of ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery both at Wills and at the world-renowned Moorfields Eye Hospital in London, England.
Dr. Reynolds is the Medical Director of Eye Surgery of the Princeton facility where he has performed thousands of cosmetic and reconstructive eyelid procedures as well as Botox and Juvederm injections. He is an acknowledged expert in the field of "blade-free" LASIK and "advanced technology" cataract surgery using multifocal and astigmatism correcting intra-ocular implants.
He maintains the core belief regarding the primacy of the patient-physician relationship and the discriminating use of the myriad of available technologies to improve patient outcomes. Having performed small incision cataract surgery since 1990 and laser vision correction since 1996, numerous patients have traveled from as far as Africa, Japan and South America to seek his expertise, and this international reputation has earned him "Top Doctor" designations in numerous publications' lists of the best eye doctors.
Dr. Reynolds is an attending surgeon at the Medical Center at Princeton, and the Wills Eye Hospital. He has long participated in mission work for the poor, leads the Princeton Eye Groups participation in the UFAR(United Front Against Riverblindness) mission in the Congo region of Africa and most recently in the summer of 2010 spent time operating with his son in El Progreso, Honduras. He enjoys his responsibilities teaching residents and medical students.
Hopewell – Lambertville Eye has a friendly and hard working staff to meet you every vision health need. They are an integral part of our total team – focused on serving you. With diligent teamwork – we will strive to make your visit pleasant, efficient, enlightening and, yes – fun.
Front Desk Reception: Kathy, Tatiana, Benji
Front Desk Reception and Technicians: Michelle, Lori, Alexa
Optical / Office Manager: Marlon
Optometric -Optical Tech: Kassandra – Alexa
Billing: Ellie
Medical Resident St Luke's: 2015: Elizabeth Morels, MD
Optometry School 4th year Graduate Externs:
Class of 2020-2021: Inne, Mona, Alyssa, Richard, Alan
Class of 2019 -2020: Spencer, Daisy
Class of 2018-2019: ——-
Class of 2017-2018: Jigna, Jaskiran, Amy, Simone, Karen
Class 2016 – 2017: Sari. Yan, Maheen, Inne
Class of 2015-2016: Katie, Laura, Alina, Pearl
Class of 2014-2015: Sohil, Melissa, Caryn, Stephanie, Daphney, Krystal, Abby
Class of 2013-2014: Edmund, Syedia, Asyesha, Trisha
Class of 2012 -2013: Moravi, Drasti, Tiffany, Jeff, Jessica, Min, Sana, Michelle
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Private equity firm agrees to acquire At Home Group in $2.8B deal
PLANO, Texas — Hellman & Friedman, a global private equity firm, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire At Home Group Inc., the home décor superstore, for an all-cash transaction valued at $2.8 billion.
"As we enter the next chapter for our company, Hellman & Friedman is the ideal partner to advance our At Home 2.0 long-term strategy," said Lee Bird, At Home chairman and CEO. "Together, we will have the resources and flexibility to provide our customers with a differentiated experience that meets their evolving needs. This transaction is a testament to the achievements of our team members, and I would like to thank each of them for all they do each day to contribute to the success of At Home."
Under the terms of the agreement, At Home stockholders will receive $36 per share in cash, which represents a premium of approximately 17% to the company's closing stock price of $30.67 on May 4, the last trading day prior to media speculation regarding a possible transaction, and a premium of approximately 25% to the 30-day volume weighted average share price.
"As the leading value retailer of home décor offering unmatched breadth and depth of product assortment at everyday low prices, At Home is well-positioned to continue its long track record of store expansion and growth," said Erik Ragatz, Hellman & Friedman partner. "At Home's differentiated, low-cost operating model is disruptive to the traditional home channels and provides a strong opportunity for market share gain. This acquisition is consistent with Hellman & Friedman's strategy to invest in market-leading businesses with substantial runway for growth."
The transaction is expected to close in the third quarter of 2021, subject to the satisfaction of customary closing conditions, including the approval of At Home's stockholders. Upon completion of the transaction, At Home will become a privately held company and At Home's shares will no longer trade on The New York Stock Exchange.
The transaction was negotiated on behalf of At Home by a special committee of its board of directors composed of independent directors with the assistance of independent financial and legal advisors. Following the committee's unanimous recommendation, the board unanimously approved the mergere agreement and has recommended that the stockholders adopt and approve the merger agreement and the transaction.
Since its founding in 1984, Hellman & Friedman has invested in more than 100 companies. The firm currently has more than $60 billion in assets under management. At Home offers up to 50,000 home products including furniture, mirrors, rugs, art, housewares, tabletop, patio and seasonal decor. The company currently operates 226 stores in 40 states.
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package photomgr

import (
	"fmt"
	"log"
	"net/http"
	"os"
	"path/filepath"
	"regexp"
	"strconv"
	"strings"
	"sync"

	"github.com/PuerkitoBio/goquery"
)

type PTT struct {
	//Inherit
	baseCrawler

	//Handle base folder address to store images
	BaseDir string
}

func NewPTT() *PTT {

	p := new(PTT)
	p.baseAddress = "https://www.ptt.cc"
	p.entryAddress = "https://www.ptt.cc/bbs/Beauty/index.html"
	return p
}

// GetAllFromURL: return all post images, like and dis in current page
func (p *PTT) GetAllFromURL(url string) (title string, allImages []string, like, dis int) {
	// Get https response with setting cookie over18=1
	resp := getResponseWithCookie(url)
	doc, err := goquery.NewDocumentFromResponse(resp)
	if err != nil {
		log.Println(err)
		return title, allImages, like, dis
	}

	//Title and folder
	doc.Find(".article-metaline").Each(func(i int, s *goquery.Selection) {
		if strings.Contains(s.Find(".article-meta-tag").Text(), "標題") {
			title = s.Find(".article-meta-value").Text()
		}
	})

	//all images
	foundImage := false
	doc.Find("a").Each(func(i int, s *goquery.Selection) {
		imgLink, _ := s.Attr("href")
		switch {
		case strings.Contains(imgLink, "https://i.imgur.com/"):
			allImages = append(allImages, imgLink)
			foundImage = true
		case strings.Contains(imgLink, "http://i.imgur.com/"):
			allImages = append(allImages, imgLink)
			foundImage = true
		case strings.Contains(imgLink, "https://pbs.twimg.com/"):
			allImages = append(allImages, imgLink)
			foundImage = true
		case strings.Contains(imgLink, "https://imgur.com/"):
			imgLink = imgLink + ".jpg"
			allImages = append(allImages, imgLink)
			foundImage = true
		}
	})

	if !foundImage {
		log.Println("Don't have any image in this article.")
	}

	//Like and Dislike
	doc.Find(".push-tag").Each(func(i int, s *goquery.Selection) {
		if strings.Contains(s.Text(), "推") {
			like++
		} else if strings.Contains(s.Text(), "噓") {
			dis++
		}
	})

	return title, allImages, like, dis
}

// GetUrlTitle: return title and url of post
func (p *PTT) GetUrlTitle(target string) string {
	// Get https response with setting cookie over18=1
	resp := getResponseWithCookie(target)
	doc, err := goquery.NewDocumentFromResponse(resp)
	if err != nil {
		log.Println(err)
		return ""
	}

	//Title
	articleTitle := ""
	doc.Find(".article-metaline").Each(func(i int, s *goquery.Selection) {
		if strings.Contains(s.Find(".article-meta-tag").Text(), "標題") {
			articleTitle = s.Find(".article-meta-value").Text()
		}
	})
	return articleTitle
}

// Crawler: parse ptt board page by index
func (p *PTT) Crawler(target string, workerNum int) {
	// Get https response with setting cookie over18=1
	resp := getResponseWithCookie(target)
	doc, err := goquery.NewDocumentFromResponse(resp)
	if err != nil {
		log.Println(err)
		return
	}

	//Title and folder
	articleTitle := ""
	doc.Find(".article-metaline").Each(func(i int, s *goquery.Selection) {
		if strings.Contains(s.Find(".article-meta-tag").Text(), "標題") {
			articleTitle = s.Find(".article-meta-value").Text()
		}
	})
	dir := fmt.Sprintf("%v/%v - %v", p.BaseDir, "PTT", articleTitle)
	if exist, _ := exists(dir); exist {
		//fmt.Println("Already download")
		return
	}
	os.MkdirAll(filepath.FromSlash(dir), 0755)

	//Concurrecny
	linkChan := make(chan string)
	wg := new(sync.WaitGroup)
	for i := 0; i < workerNum; i++ {
		wg.Add(1)
		go p.worker(filepath.FromSlash(dir), linkChan, wg)
	}

	//Parse Image, currently support <IMG SRC> only
	foundImage := false
	doc.Find("a").Each(func(i int, s *goquery.Selection) {
		imgLink, _ := s.Attr("href")
		switch {
		case strings.Contains(imgLink, "https://i.imgur.com/"):
			linkChan <- imgLink
			foundImage = true
		case strings.Contains(imgLink, "http://i.imgur.com/"):
			linkChan <- imgLink
			foundImage = true
		case strings.Contains(imgLink, "https://pbs.twimg.com/"):
			linkChan <- imgLink
			foundImage = true
		case strings.Contains(imgLink, "https://imgur.com/"):
			imgLink = imgLink + ".jpg"
			linkChan <- imgLink
			foundImage = true
		}
	})

	if !foundImage {
		log.Println("Don't have any image in this article.")
	}

	close(linkChan)
	wg.Wait()
}

// GetAllImageAddress: return all image address in current page.
func (p *PTT) GetAllImageAddress(target string) []string {
	var ret []string
	// Get https response with setting cookie over18=1
	resp := getResponseWithCookie(target)
	doc, err := goquery.NewDocumentFromResponse(resp)
	if err != nil {
		log.Println(err)
		return nil
	}

	//Parse Image, currently support <IMG SRC> only
	foundImage := false
	doc.Find("a").Each(func(i int, s *goquery.Selection) {
		imgLink, _ := s.Attr("href")
		switch {
		case strings.Contains(imgLink, "https://i.imgur.com/"):
			ret = append(ret, imgLink)
			foundImage = true
		case strings.Contains(imgLink, "http://i.imgur.com/"):
			ret = append(ret, imgLink)
			foundImage = true
		case strings.Contains(imgLink, "https://pbs.twimg.com/"):
			ret = append(ret, imgLink)
			foundImage = true
		case strings.Contains(imgLink, "https://imgur.com/"):
			imgLink = imgLink + ".jpg"
			ret = append(ret, imgLink)
			foundImage = true
		}
	})

	if !foundImage {
		log.Println("Don't have any image in this article.")
	}

	return ret
}

// Return parse page result count, it will be 0 if you still not parse any page
func (p *PTT) GetCurrentPageResultCount() int {
	return len(p.storedPost)
}

// Get post title by index in current parsed page
func (p *PTT) GetPostTitleByIndex(postIndex int) string {
	if postIndex >= len(p.storedPost) {
		return ""
	}
	return p.storedPost[postIndex].ArticleTitle
}

// Get post URL by index in current parsed page
func (p *PTT) GetPostUrlByIndex(postIndex int) string {
	if postIndex >= len(p.storedPost) {
		return ""
	}

	return p.storedPost[postIndex].URL
}

// Get post like count by index in current parsed page
func (p *PTT) GetPostStarByIndex(postIndex int) int {
	if postIndex >= len(p.storedPost) {
		return 0
	}
	return p.storedPost[postIndex].Likeint
}

//Set Ptt board psot number, fetch assigned (at least) number of posts. Return real number.
func (p *PTT) ParsePttByNumber(num int, page int) int {
	count := p.ParsePttPageByIndex(page, true)
	if count > num {
		return count
	}
	page++
	for count < num {
		count = p.ParsePttPageByIndex(page, false)
		page++
	}

	return count
}

//Set Ptt board page index, fetch all post and return article count back
func (p *PTT) ParsePttPageByIndex(page int, replace bool) int {
	// Get https response with setting cookie over18=1
	resp := getResponseWithCookie(p.entryAddress)
	doc, err := goquery.NewDocumentFromResponse(resp)
	if err != nil {
		log.Fatal(err)
	}

	posts := make([]PostDoc, 0)

	maxPageNumberString := ""
	var PageWebSide string
	if page > 0 {
		// Find page result
		doc.Find(".btn-group a").Each(func(i int, s *goquery.Selection) {
			if strings.Contains(s.Text(), "上頁") {
				href, exist := s.Attr("href")
				if exist {
					targetString := strings.Split(href, "index")[1]
					targetString = strings.Split(targetString, ".html")[0]
					maxPageNumberString = targetString
				}
			}
		})
		pageNum, _ := strconv.Atoi(maxPageNumberString)
		pageNum = pageNum - page + 1
		PageWebSide = fmt.Sprintf("https://www.ptt.cc/bbs/Beauty/index%d.html", pageNum)
	} else {
		PageWebSide = p.entryAddress
	}

	// Get https response with setting cookie over18=1
	resp = getResponseWithCookie(PageWebSide)
	doc, err = goquery.NewDocumentFromResponse(resp)
	if err != nil {
		log.Fatal(err)
	}

	doc.Find(".r-ent").Each(func(i int, s *goquery.Selection) {
		title := strings.TrimSpace(s.Find(".title").Text())
		if CheckTitleWithBeauty(title) {
			likeCount, _ := strconv.Atoi(s.Find(".nrec span").Text())
			href, _ := s.Find(".title a").Attr("href")
			link := p.baseAddress + href
			newPost := PostDoc{
				ArticleID:    "",
				ArticleTitle: title,
				URL:          link,
				Likeint:      likeCount,
			}

			posts = append(posts, newPost)
		}
	})
	if replace {
		p.storedPost = posts
	} else {
		p.storedPost = append(p.storedPost, posts...)
	}

	return len(p.storedPost)
}

func getResponseWithCookie(url string) *http.Response {
	req, err := http.NewRequest("GET", url, nil)
	if err != nil {
		log.Fatal("http failed:", err)
	}

	req.AddCookie(&http.Cookie{Name: "over18", Value: "1"})

	client := &http.Client{}
	resp, err := client.Do(req)
	if err != nil {
		log.Fatal("client failed:", err)
	}
	return resp
}

func (p *PTT) GetPostLikeDis(target string) (int, int) {
	// Get https response with setting cookie over18=1
	resp := getResponseWithCookie(target)
	doc, err := goquery.NewDocumentFromResponse(resp)
	if err != nil {
		log.Println(err)
		return 0, 0
	}

	var likeCount int
	var disLikeCount int
	doc.Find(".push-tag").Each(func(i int, s *goquery.Selection) {
		if strings.Contains(s.Text(), "推") {
			likeCount++
		} else if strings.Contains(s.Text(), "噓") {
			disLikeCount++
		}
	})
	// fmt.Println("like:", likeCount, " dislike:", disLikeCount)
	return likeCount, disLikeCount
}

// CheckTitleWithBeauty: check if title contains "美女" or "美女圖" or "美女圖片" or "美女圖片"
func CheckTitleWithBeauty(title string) bool {
	d, _ := regexp.MatchString("^\\[正妹\\].*", title)
	return d
}


Launceston LINC, an integrated learning, literacy and information "Third Space", servicing a population of 107,000 in greater Launceston is located in the central business district. Launceston is a major regional service centre for approximately 140,000 people.
Just over 300,000 client visits to the LINC were achieved in 2015 to 2016 financial year. Clients range from 0 to over 100 years of age and their diversity reflects the increasing diversity of the Tasmanian population. Launceston LINC is the most popular public space in greater Launceston, outstripping the Aurora Sports Stadium, the Launceston General Hospital & the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery.
The LINC enables, conservatively, an $8.5 million annual economic impact and plays a key role in facilitating social outcomes across all ages and diversities in the communities of greater Launceston. Through a strong focus on client development and targeted relationship management initiatives the LINC has ongoing formal and informal collaborative partnerships with business and retail, community agencies and local government.


Comments: Finally got around to hiking the length of the trail as it exists today. When they get this trail finished it will provide quite a bit of mileage across the county. It's a fine hike and bike trail, but doesn't hold much for those looking for solitude or rough trails.


So inspiring!!! Thank you for your updates.
"So, if we seem antisocial it's because we kind of actually are. And as much as I thought that might bother me, it actually kind of doesn't. There is so much to learn and so much growth that is happening amongst the six members of this family that I want to create the firmest foundation possible as early as possible so that we all have a secure understanding of who we are as family and how this family operates."
Have loved reading your journey and praising God with your family! You don't have to publish this comment but wanted to say thank you for sharing so much of your life. We are now looking into God's Waiting Children for hosting. We hosted through another program last summer and that child is being adopted (yay!!)...have also made that journey to Ukraine to adopt three years ago. Can't remember life before our little girl came into our lives. So humbled.
Sure hope you will update! Keep checking back looking for news. Hope the silence doesn't mean something bad. I'm sure you have been busy! Praying blessings over you these last several months. Would love to know how everybody is doing!


OK, all you Obama supporters who've turned blue holding your breath, you can exhale. Barack lost big in Kentucky (35 point loss) but won handily in Oregon (16 point win).
All that's left is to close the deal in South Dakota and Montana on June 3, with a little civics lesson in Puerto Rico on June 1. My prediction: If in two weeks Barack is buying rounds to celebrate his victory at Stockman's Bar and Lunch in Missoula, Montana, he'll be the next President of the United States.
A: Not to accuse Barack of becoming an ordinary politician but there are a couple of half-truths built into that statement.
First, the number of delegates to be chosen by the people is still very much in doubt pending resolution of the Michigan and Florida controversies. So his majority is not yet "absolute." Barack must be very careful not to let the Vote Nazis on the DNC play their "No Vote for You" policy into the hands of the Republicans who are looking to win Michigan and Florida in November.
Second, should delegates selected by caucuses rather than primary election be considered "chosen by the people?" It's a telling fact that states that run caucuses only report the results; they don't report the number of citizens who actually participated in the process, because the number of people who participate is usually so small as to be embarrassing as representative of the will of the people. Barack split the primary states with Hillary and won all the caucus states – that's the secret to his victory.
Q: Can Hillary still come back to win?
A: No, not if her goal is to get elected President. Enough Obama supporters, both black voters and left-wing middle and upper middle class white voters, would sit home in November if he were denied the nomination to deny her the Presidency.
Q: Would Hillary have been a stronger candidate against John McCain?
A: Maybe. She got the most primary votes. The states she won have more electoral votes in November than the states Barack won. One web site shows her beating McCain 284 electoral votes to 237, but Obama losing to McCain 242 to 285. But there's no requirement for political parties to put forward their strongest candidate; indeed, the Democrats rarely do.
Q: Does Barack need Hillary?
A: No, he doesn't need her or her fundraising ability or her organization. But he does need her working class white voters to beat John McCain. Hillary got over 17,000,000 votes in the primaries and that's a big number. Bush beat Kerry in 2004 by just 3,000,000 votes. Gore and Bush were separated by fewer than 550,000 votes (fewer than that in Florida). Carter beat Ford by 1,700,000 votes in 1976. Nixon beat Humphrey by just over 500,000 votes in 1968. Kennedy edged Nixon by just over 100,000 votes in 1960. Just 5% of Hillary voters could easily swing a close election. Come June, expect Barack to make nice with Hillary and with Hillary voters.
Q: Does Barack have to offer Hillary the VP slot?
Q: Is this going to go on all summer?
A: No. The Olympics start August 8 in Beijing, China. The U.S Olympic team track and field trials begin June 27 in Eugene, Oregon. All the black athletes winning medals for the United States will remind America that our race relations are about more than Fox News prattling on and on about Michelle Obama and Jeremiah Wright.


An exciting opportunity to join an established Adults Safeguarding team has become available with one of our clients in the East Midlands Area.
To apply for this role you must hold a degree, post graduate or Professional Qualification in Social Work, hold full HCPC registration, ideally have 5 years post graduate experience in a similar management role team, have a clear and valid DBS disclosure and have access to your own car.
We also offer a £200 referral bonus if you know of any friends or colleagues that maybe interested.


New research from estate agents Savills reveals that the total value of the UKs housing stock has risen slightly to £5 trillion over the last 12 months.
Its research also suggests that high values in London and the south-east are increasing the north – south property divide in the UK, illustrating the growing wealth gap between the South East and the rest of the UK.
It found that the total value of homes in ten London boroughs is worth more than the total value of the housing stock in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
In their annual 'Valuing Britain' analysis which used census and Land Registry data, Savills state that ten years ago the total value of UK housing stock was £2.9 trillion, rising to £5.4 trillion at the height of the property market in 2007.
Overall, UK property is now worth 6.4 per cent less than it was at its peak. However, illustrating the growing divide in property values across the UK, London property prices have risen by 14.2 per cent since 2007.
Homes in London are now worth a total of £1.12 trillion, almost 25 per cent of the entire value of the UK's housing stock. London has just 12.2 per cent of the UK's housing stock but 22.5 of its overall value.
Lucian Cook, director of Savills residential research said: "These distinctions between North and South, and in particular between London and the South East and the rest, and the concentration of housing wealth in ever fewer hands, will have long term implications.
Ten London boroughs – Westminster, Kensington & Chelsea, Wandsworth, Barnet, Camden, Richmond, Ealing, Bromley, Hammersmith & Fulham and Lambeth – have a total value of £550 billion, more than ten per cent of the whole of the UK's properties.
One borough in the Home Counties, Elmbridge in Surrey which includes Esher, Cobham and Weybridge, has a housing stock valued at £31 billion, which is £2 billion more than the whole of Glasgow. The average house price in Elmbridge is £660,000, compared to £132,000 in Glasgow.
Windsor and Maidenhead has a total housing stock of £23 billion, slightly more than Cardiff.
Meanwhile, other parts of the UK are dwarfed by the figures coming from the capital.
The value of property in London has risen by £140 billion in just five years, which is more than the total value of all homes in the North East at £128 billion, down by 19.3 per cent from its 2007 peak.
The high prices, combined with the difficulty of accessing mortgage finance, have led to a rise in the number of rented properties and demand for them.
There are now 4.8 million rented homes in the UK, up 61 per cent in the last 10 years, and the value of that stock, at £893 billion, has risen by 153 per cent in that period.
The dominance of London is even more pronounced in the private rented sector than in the owner occupied sector. London has 37 per cent of the UK's total private rented stock value.
Owner occupiers now own £1.7 trillion of property with no mortgage loans attached to it, up 76 per cent in ten years and 1.4 per cent in 2012.


While we all know that stretching before exercise helps warm up the muscles, tendons, and ligaments, many people neglect adding a foot and ankle stretching program to their overall routine. Since your feet and ankles provide the foundation, support, and balance needed to perform your exercise and athletic activities, adding foot and ankle stretches to your regimen is essential for optimal foot health and easy to accomplish.
Calf stretching exercises—Since the calf muscle connects to the feet through the Achilles tendon, stretching this muscle also stretches your feet. One excellent stretch you can try is standing on the edge of a step and lowering and raising your heel. Hold in between raises for a good stretch. Another great one is the towel pull: while sitting with your legs outstretched, wrap a towel around your toes. Pull back on the ends of the towel with your arms to feel a stretch, and hold for 30 seconds.
Toe stretches—From a seated position, stretch your toes apart and hold for 5 seconds. Repeat ten times. You can try wrapping a rubber band around your toes to increase the effectiveness of this exercise.
Arch stretches—While sitting, cross one leg over the other at the knee. Pull your toes backward and feel the stretch in the arch of your foot. Hold for 15 seconds and release. Repeat 10 times.
Performing regular stretching exercises and wearing properly fitted shoes with appropriate orthotic inserts can treat and prevent a variety of foot and ankle problems.


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Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: August 2
Three Broadway Cast Members Join National Tour of Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder Today
Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder Ends Tony-Winning Broadway Run
Before the Final D'Ysquith Death, We Look Back at a Killer Day With Gent's Guide Tony Nominee Lauren Worsham
News Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder to End Broadway Run The Tony Award-winning Best Musical, A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, will play its final performance on Broadway Jan. 17, 2016, producer Joey Parnes announced Sept. 8.
By Andrew Gans
At that time the production will have played 30 previews and 905 regular performances at the Walter Kerr Theatre, and its Tony Award-winning star, Jefferson Mays, will have died more than 6,000 deaths as various members of the ill-fated D'Ysquith family.
A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder will launch its first national tour later this month. The tour route includes stops in Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Dallas, Washington DC, and Toronto, among many other markets.
In April, Gentleman's Guide announced the recoupment of its entire Broadway production capitalization. The hit musical received ten 2014 Tony Award nominations, winning four awards: Best Musical, Direction of a Musical, Book of a Musical, and Best Costume Design.
"The success of this show – which we've often said is nothing short of a miracle – is a testament to the artists who have created it and the audiences who have embraced it," said Parnes in a statement. "This experience has been such a constant joy and, while we wish it could run on Broadway forever, we are excited about bringing the show to audiences from coast-to-coast with our tour."
Bryce Pinkham in A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder Photo by Joan Marcus
Bryce Pinkham, who was Tony-nominated for creating the role of Monty Navarro in the Broadway production of A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, returned to the Tony-winning production July 28 at the Walter Kerr Theatre. Pinkham took a leave of absence from the production last winter to star in the Broadway revival of Wendy Wasserstein's The Heidi Chronicles.
"I am positively rhapsodic over the prospect of returning to Highhurst Castle," Pinkham said in an earlier statement. "I am particularly overjoyed to be reunited with my hero and partner(s) in crime, Jefferson Mays. By the way, do the D'ysquith's know I'm coming back? I bet they'll be tickled to death."
Gentleman's Guide, according to press notes, "tells the uproarious story of Monty Navarro, a distant heir to a family fortune who sets out to jump the line of succession, by any means necessary. All the while, he's got to juggle his mistress (she's after more than just love), his fiancée (she's his cousin but who's keeping track?), and the constant threat of landing behind bars! Of course, it will all be worth it if he can slay his way to his inheritance… and be done in time for tea."
The Tony-winning musical features a book by Robert L. Freedman, music by Steven Lutvak, and lyrics by Freedman and Lutvak. Darko Tresnjak directs, and Peggy Hickey choreographs.
Tickets, priced $42-$147, are on sale via telecharge.com or by calling (212) 239-6200. Tickets are also available for purchase in person at the Walter Kerr Box Office (219 W. 48th Street).
Darko Tresnjak
Wendy Wasserstein
Jefferson Mays
Bryce Pinkham
Steven Lutvak
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namespace Eadesigndev\Warehouses\Model;

use Magento\Framework\Exception\CouldNotSaveException;
use Magento\Framework\Exception\LocalizedException;

/**
 * Class Stock
 *
 */
class ZoneRepository implements \Eadesigndev\Warehouses\Api\ZoneRepositoryInterface
{
    /**
     * @var ResourceModel\Stock
     */
    private $resourceModel;

    /**
     * @var array
     */
    private $zoneInstances = [];

    /**
     * @var ResourceModel\Stock
     */
    private $zoneResource;

    /**
     * @var ZoneFactory
     */
    private $zoneFactory;

    /**
     * ZoneRepository constructor.
     * @param ResourceModel\StockResourceModifier $zoneResource
     * @param ZoneFactory $zoneFactory
     * @param ResourceModel\Stock $resourceModel
     */
    public function __construct(
        \Eadesigndev\Warehouses\Model\ResourceModel\StockResourceModifier $zoneResource,
        \Eadesigndev\Warehouses\Model\ZoneFactory $zoneFactory,
        \Eadesigndev\Warehouses\Model\ResourceModel\Stock $resourceModel
    )
    {
        $this->zoneResource = $zoneResource;
        $this->zoneFactory = $zoneFactory;
        $this->resourceModel = $resourceModel;
    }

    /**
     * @param \Eadesigndev\Warehouses\Api\Data\ZoneInterface $zone
     * @return \Eadesigndev\Warehouses\Api\Data\ZoneInterface
     * @throws CouldNotSaveException
     */
    public function save(\Eadesigndev\Warehouses\Api\Data\ZoneInterface $zone)
    {
        if ($zone->getStockId() == 1) {
            throw new CouldNotSaveException(__(
                'Could not save the zone 1. The Default zone is not editable'
            ));
        }

        $beforeSaveId = $zone->getZoneId();

        try {
            $this->zoneResource->save($zone);
        } catch (\Exception $exception) {
            throw new CouldNotSaveException(__(
                'Could not save the zone: %1',
                $exception->getMessage()
            ));
        }

        $afterSaveId = $zone->getZoneId();

        /** need a better system here, observer maybe */
        //todo change the validation
        if ($afterSaveId && !$beforeSaveId) {
            $this->zoneResource->insertItemsOnNewZone($zone->getStockId());
        }

        return $zone;
    }

    /**
     * @param $zoneId
     * @param int $stockId
     */
    public function get($zoneId, $stockId = 0)
    {
        // TODO: Implement get() method.
    }

    /**
     * @param $zoneId
     * @return mixed
     * @throws LocalizedException
     */
    public function getByEditId($zoneId)
    {
        if (!isset($this->zoneInstances[$zoneId])) {
            $zone = $this->zoneFactory->create();

            $this->zoneResource->load($zone, $zoneId);

            if (!$zone->getId()) {
                throw new LocalizedException(__(
                    __("There was a problem with the id.")
                ));
            }

            $this->zoneInstances[$zoneId] = $zone;
        }

        return $this->zoneInstances[$zoneId];
    }

    /**
     * @param $stockId
     * @return mixed
     * @throws LocalizedException
     */
    public function getById($stockId)
    {
        if (!isset($this->zoneInstances[$stockId])) {
            $zone = $this->zoneFactory->create();

            $this->resourceModel->load($zone, $stockId);

            if (!$zone->getId()) {
                $stockId = \Magento\CatalogInventory\Model\Stock::DEFAULT_STOCK_ID;
                $this->resourceModel->load($zone, $stockId);
            }

            if (!$zone->getId()) {
                throw new LocalizedException(__(
                    __("There was a problem with the id.")
                ));
            }

            $this->zoneInstances[$stockId] = $zone;
        }

        return $this->zoneInstances[$stockId];
    }

    /**
     * @param \Magento\Framework\Api\SearchCriteriaInterface $searchCriteria
     */
    public function getList(\Magento\Framework\Api\SearchCriteriaInterface $searchCriteria)
    {
        // TODO: Implement getList() method.
    }

    /**
     * @param \Eadesigndev\Warehouses\Api\Data\ZoneInterface $zone
     * @return bool
     * @throws CouldNotSaveException
     * @throws LocalizedException
     */
    public function delete(\Eadesigndev\Warehouses\Api\Data\ZoneInterface $zone)
    {

        if ($zone->getStockId() == 1) {
            throw new CouldNotSaveException(__(
                'Could not delete the zone 1. The Default zone is not editable'
            ));
        }

        $id = $zone->getId();
        try {
            unset($this->zoneInstances[$id]);
            $this->zoneResource->delete($zone);

        } catch (\Exception $e) {
            throw new LocalizedException(
                $e->getMessage()
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        }

        unset($this->zoneInstances[$id]);

        return true;
    }

    public function deleteById($zoneId)
    {
        $zone = $this->getByEditId($zoneId);
        return $this->delete($zone);
    }

}


In 1955 the first Fortune 500 list appeared with General Motors, Jersey Standard, U.S. Steel, General Electric, Esmark, Chrysler, Armour, Gulf Oil, Mobil and DuPont all enjoying their debut in the top 10. Of all the companies that appeared on the Fortune 500 in 1955, only 53 remain on the list today.
The number one disruptive force leading to the fall-out according to analysts at Credit Suisse? Automation.
None of this is lost on the Fortune 500's oldest company, the Bank of New York Mellon, founded by Alexander Hamilton as the Bank of New York all the way back in 1784. One of its subsidiaries, Eagle Investment Systems, helps worldwide financial institutions like Charles Schwab, CIGNA, JP Morgan Chase & Co., US Bancorp, and many others grow their assets through an innovative suite of data management, investment accounting, and performance measurement solutions. Eagle Investment Systems is a data pioneer that knew it needed to digitally transform itself even further to compete with today's younger, well-funded data innovators that launched with a lot of the hard-to-find engineering talent that other companies like Eagle have to chase after.
Eagle Investment Systems decided they needed to digitally transform their operation by building a highly resilient and scalable big data platform that powers everything. Their caveats: fast time to completion and no downtime during the switchover from the existing system to the new one. In order to build out the new system without disrupting their existing business, Eagle started a brand new team completely from scratch. However, the team was relatively small, and Eagle wanted to automate their data engineering and data ops processes, so they decided to use commercial software wherever possible to minimize internal development.
They had to deliver quick time to value. It should take days, not months, to get the product up and running and delivering value.
The software had to be operationalizable. A core tenant was that everything needed to be able to be automated. Eagle evaluated many tools that had cool user interfaces, but these required always having to go to the UI every time a change was desired. They needed software that exposed APIs they could integrate the product into an overall process.
Good vendor support. This was new technology to them, and they were also writing software at the same time, so they didn't have time to become experts in the vendor software. The vendors needed to be able to provide quality support and consulting.
Eagle Investment Systems also set a philosophy to "fail fast". For example, they evaluated various big data vendors and quickly did some due diligence, settling on Hortonworks as their Hadoop provider. They could have spent months doing the analysis to choose a vendor, but with this fail-fast philosophy, they were prepared to change suppliers if it turned out they made a mistake. This approach was very different from the way the rest of the bank made decisions, but it was also critical in order to get the project done quickly. It was acceptable to make a mistake, Eagle reasoned, as long as you could quickly recognize it and quickly make the needed change.
But this is only the beginning. Now that Eagle Investment Systems is able to efficiently ingest all their existing data into the data lake, their plan is to use Infoworks to automate the building of data pipelines that can pull data from all kinds of new data sources. More data means more kinds of analysis for their big data platform to perform even more informed decision making while delivering more robust recommendations for customers.
Want to learn more about how Infoworks empowers digital transformation through end to end big data automation? Check out this brief introductory video on the capabilities and solutions that Infoworks provides.
And be sure to check out the summarized video presentation (12 minutes) Chris gave at the Strata Data Conference here.


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Brunch will be served from 12- 3pm, followed by live performances. Drink specials will be going on throughout the evening. We will be at The Manor DC located in Dupont, the hottest and livest venue to be in all of DC!
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Many people associate October with the beginning of fall and Halloween. More importantly, it is also Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This year celebrates the 10th Anniversary of the Pink Pony Fund, part of the Polo Ralph Lauren Foundation. Ralph Lauren and Polo Ralph Lauren have been strongly dedicated to the fight against breast cancer for over 20 years and his very own version of the famous pink ribbon is designating his polo player icon to the Pink Pony Campaign.
I came together with 100 Bloggers to raise awareness and support the cause. Breast cancer awareness is near and dear to my heart and most everyone's hearts. This campaign also features an auction that will run on CharityBuzz.com from October 1st to October 21st, in which 100% of the proceeds will benefit the Pink Pony Fund. You can also join the initiative by texting PINKPONY to 501501 to automatically donate $10. You can also buy items from Pink Pony at Ralph Lauren online.
I was very happy to be part of the 100 Bloggers included in this campaign! Make sure to check out all 100 bloggers in the campaign!


The key to successful weight loss and long-term results is to stay motivated. Being focused and determined is what will deliver fruitful results, and not only when you try to lose weight and get healthy.
Losing weight is not just about melting away a few pounds to look good in your clothes. For those with overweight issues, managing their weight is also essential for their general health and well-being. People who suffer from overweight problems, don't tend to live as long and have significantly increased possibility for developing serious health conditions, than those within the ranges of a healthy weight. This thought alone may incite you to stay motivated to lose weight. Along with losing excess body fat, you may enjoy series of other benefits: metabolic health, toned muscles, improved physical skills, etc.
As with any task you'll set, losing weight will be possible only if you really have the desire to; half-hearted approach will probably lead to failure at your weight loss attempts. A good way of spurring yourself on to keep healthy dieting and exercising at regular basis, is to monitor your progress, by measuring your weight each morning before breakfast, and to write it down in a diary, or to take photos of yourself before you start dieting, and consistently take photographs throughout of your progress. Estimating the visual results will only urge you to continue.
If there is a particular item of clothing that you would love to fit into, keep that in mind and visualize yourself exerting hard efforts, and finally wearing it, and looking great – as a reward. Once you reach your goal, you will feel a great sense of overall satisfaction, because you did it all by yourself – relying on your true motivation.
Get the support of family and friends. A good way to stick to your routine for much longer, is to find someone you know, who is in the same position as yours. Try to spread the positive energy among the members of your family, and get their support. If you have a friend, or colleague who would also like to lose weight, you could both go running, or join gym classes together – feeling more confident. Sharing thoughts for support and keep track of your progress can be fun, and at the same time will keep you focused up to the task. Dieting can be lonely and oppressing but with someone who is going through the same things as you, it can be helpful to exchange experience, and may inspire you to keep struggling with the challenge, and to stay motivated to lose weight.
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The sa_diagnostic_statement table is owned by the dbo user, and stores the text of statements. A row in this table represents a SQL statement that was executed by the server. Such statements may have been issued by an external source, such as a client request, or by an internal source such as a procedure, trigger, or user-defined function. Internal statements only appear here once per session.
There are two versions of this table: sa_diagnostic_statement, and sa_tmp_diagnostic_statement.
The logging session during which the statement was submitted.
A unique number assigned to the statement for tracing purposes.
If the statement came from a procedure, trigger, or function, this is the ID as specified in the ISYSOBJECT system table.
If the statement formed part of a compound statement, this reflects the ordinal position of the statement within the compound statement.
Used internally to group similar queries.


This documentary is about how a class of junior-high school students learned about tolerance. As a class project, they set about collecting 6 million paper clips, one for every Jew claimed to be killed by the Nazis in World War II. After a promising start, thing bogged down, but some unexpected help from the White House catapulted their project onto the world stage, and they soon had more paper clips than they could handle.
Comments A positive message that supports tolerance as opposed to hatred and prejudice.