I could not get ahold of my husband who was at work, an hour away, in a meeting. I have no words to describe how I felt when I had to text him, "Emergency. We are safe. House on fire".
Two hours later, we learn that the entire interior of our home was destroyed. We no longer had a home to go "home" to. The house was uninhabitable and was being condemned. We were uprooted in an instant. We walked away that day, with the clothes on our backs. No toothbrushes, no underwear, no cuddlies for our children. No toys, no food, no books, no special blankies…just the few things we took to the park.
We later learned that I did not turn off a small burner on our stove from earlier that morning. It was on for two hours while I was in the kitchen that morning. I could not believe it. I remembered cooking earlier but I was not rushed nor felt stressed. I was cooking, cleaning, redirecting kids to keep them busy before we went to the park. Just the hour before our departure to the park, I baked blueberry bread for the kiddos. To hurry up and get to the park, last minute, I moved the bread, which was cooling on a plastic cutting board, to the top of the stove, (which I NEVER do). I remember that I wanted to get it off the counter so I could clean up and come home to a clean kitchen.
That never happened. My children never returned to that house. Still today, we have not let them see the devastation. They left that morning, toothbrushes on the countertop, toys on the floor, cuddlies on their beds, now destroyed by soot and ash, too far gone to restore. All they had was now gone. And it was entirely my fault.
Let me be clear. Even that day, I felt God's presence. I never felt alone. My husband and I see God's hand in the many highs and lows of this experience. I am not beating myself up. I am processing and healing, emotionally and spiritually. If you know me at all, you know I NEVER claim to be perfect. I made a horrific mistake. People make mistakes. This just happened to be a terrible and costly mistake. However, by the grace of God, my family is safe. We can replace things, even big, expensive things. I have yet to play the "what if" game. I can't seem to go there emotionally yet. Maybe I won't ever. Time will tell. What I knew at that moment was that together, we can figure out the details of what we were going to call home, because we were all together. I could not fathom any other circumstance. All five of us were safe. Period.
Obviously, this is an ongoing journey for my family. In fact, it is difficult to write about it when I am still in the throws of this process, almost two months after the fire. Our house is still standing there, with some salvageable things removed, but otherwise, everything still left as it was, the morning of the fire. We anticipate the demolition will begin soon. We are grateful for good insurance and must see this, at times, lengthy process through! In the meantime, we moved from a hotel (where we stayed for three weeks) into a nice single-family rental home, with nice rental furniture, and rental sheets, and rental towels, and rental dishes, rental garbage cans and rental forks, spoons and knives. We are learning about what home is really.
Home is not our personal belongings. It is not even the comfort of our favorite pillow, book, cookie sheet, coffee mug, or favorite pair of jeans…(although I would REALLY love my steak knives back! Rental knives are just not cutting it ).
Home is TRULY where we dwell together, no matter what walls surround us. This idea of home is the first lesson I have learned in this process. "Home" is where my family talks, jokes, plays, laughs, cries, loses our tempers and our minds, at times. It is where we look at each other and reassure each other with a smile, and say, "We WILL get through this" …even with really dull steak knives.
As you can imagine, there are a lot more lessons we are learning, every day. I am sure writing some of these lessons will be part of my healing process. Although, all of the details cannot realistically be shared. There is just too much! There are dozens of people who have helped us, given us shampoo, toothbrushes and stuffed animals for our kiddos, that very first night we spent in the hotel. (Thank you BYNTS!) Friends and family that took our children for hours, days and nights, and clothed us and gifted us in many ways. Our family will find a way to thank our large support network. The support continues and we are so grateful and feel so many of God's blessings through this. We look forward to continuing the journey with all the ups and downs of this process, moving back to our 'new' home and being reunited with (a new version of) our steak knives.
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Dear Meg, I heard about the tradegy that you and your husband now have turned into an understanding of the meaning of home and family.
Thank you Cousin Alyce and Flo! I am humbled by both of your comments. Thank you for taking the time to post them! We appreciate all prayers and we do feel them! Kids are adjusting and have amazed us with their resiliency! Truly… thank you both!
Powerful story, Meg! Thank you for sharing so honestly. Our prayers are with you. I'm so sorry this had to happen to you, but you have blessed many, I'm sure, with this reflection on what "home" is really all about.
Some genuinely fantastic blog posts on this site, thanks for contribution. "Careful. We don't want to learn from this." by Bill Watterson.


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On Monday, Iowa's Steve King was formally rebuked by his House colleagues by a vote of 424-1 over his comments about white nationalism, and has (justifiably) been stripped of all committee assignments.
Politically, 2019 will be Steve King's lonely walk into the wilderness. Having no influence other than a vote—in the minority—does not help one's re-election prospects. Especially when the seat you lost is on the agriculture committee and you're the only House Republican from Iowa.
Whether King will resign or hang around the House floor until Iowa voters (almost certainly) dump him is anyone's guess.
In the media business, this is called the "block and bridge." Normal people call this "changing the subject." Whatever you call it, it's unhelpful.
Some of the people doing the block-and-bridge seem to be doing so to emphasize that "they fight." Others to cover up their silence, or friendship, with King. (See: Ernst, Joni; Cruz, Ted.) And, of course, some are doing it because it's what tribal loyalty demands.
This is not to say that offensive, racist, anti-semitic, or inflammatory comments on the other side shouldn't be called out. They should! But politics is a bloodsport, not an accounting ledger. Just because King finally got tagged after being allowed to fester for 15 years doesn't mean that conservatives are then allowed to take down a problematic liberal. Sometimes you have to take the hit, learn from it, and move on. A prisoner trade this is not.
Especially when the "hit"—in this case the destruction of Steve King—is both morally good and likely to be electorally helpful. Raise your hand if you think other Iowa Republicans will be less competitive without Steve King to hang around their necks.
But the biggest problem with IFTT thinking is that it ignores the central truth about politics: Which is that you can only police your own side. Democrats didn't care when Republicans criticized Bill Clinton for his improprieties. And they weren't moved to push Al Franken out because Republicans freaked out about his behavior. And vice versa: Trent Lott didn't leave his leadership post because Democrats were braying for his head. He left because Republicans were outraged.
Policing your own side used to be, if not exactly the norm, then a very real part of party politics. Both parties have tried very hard to abdicate this basic responsibility and the effect has been . . . well, just take a look at American political life.
Instead of yelling IFTT, conservatives should get back to the basics of policing their own movement if for no reason other than self-interest. Because the midterm elections were a good look at what happens when you don't.
Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated the vote in the House was to censure King. It wasn't. The lone nay vote, Bobby Rush, dissented because he felt the rebuke was not as harsh as censure.
Jim Swift is a senior editor at The Bulwark.


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How and why rising trade tensions have moved markets
After markets fell sharply overnight, we look at what's been going on and what might happen next.
Investment Communications Team
How far have stockmarkets fallen this week?
Global stockmarkets have come under pressure this week on fears over escalating trade tensions. The selling has been most marked in the last 24 hours following President Trump's announcement that tariffs of $60bn would be imposed on Chinese imports.
The table below shows the performance of a variety of regional stockmarkets up until the morning of 23 March 2018 (apart from the US which shows performance to the market close on 22 March).
Regional stockmarket performance
Asian markets have witnessed the most significant falls so far. Japan's Nikkei 225 index suffered the steepest declines over both the week and the past 24 hours. Large exporters play a significant part in the Japanese economy and there are concerns that they could be caught up in any US-China trade war. Another factor is that the yen is perceived as a "safe haven" asset and is often in demand at times of market stress. A stronger yen would make Japanese exports more expensive.
Elsewhere, China and Hong Kong equities have unsurprisingly also borne the brunt of the selling pressure. However, there are other factors contributing to the declines today too, notably Naspers, the South African media group and technology investor, selling a 2% stake in Tencent, the world's biggest gaming company and owner of China's WeChat social network
Shares on the New York Stock Exchange were also under pressure amid worries that the tariffs could hit growth in the US as well as in China.
Eurozone and UK equities have escaped the worst of the selling. News came yesterday that the EU, and others including Canada and Mexico, will be temporarily exempt from the new tariffs being applied by the US on steel (25%) and aluminium (10%). This week's EU summit is continuing today with the bloc's leaders discussing its response to the escalating US trade measures.
What's happened in bond markets?
Government bond yields declined during the week's later sessions, which meant prices rose. Yields on 10-year US Treasuries and German Bunds fell six basis points (bps) on Thursday, while 10-year gilt yields fell by eight bps. Government yields are marginally lower on the week. The riskier areas of the corporate bond market were impacted too as spreads (the difference in yield over equivalent less-risky government bonds) widened.
Why are markets falling?
Markets have fallen after US president Donald Trump announced plans to impose tariffs on up to $60bn in annual Chinese imports. On Friday China retaliated by revealing plans to apply tariffs on 128 US products.
This raised the prospect of an all-out trade war between the world's two largest economies. Investors fear the impact of escalating trade tension on global economic growth and corporate earnings, with cyclical sectors (ie those most exposed to economic swings) leading the sell-off.
The latest bout of volatility follows the market weakness in February amid fears around the pace of policy tightening by the Federal Reserve (Fed) in response to growing inflationary pressures in the US economy. As expected, the Fed raised interest rates by 25 basis points yesterday at the March Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. At his first FOMC meeting, new Fed chair Jerome Powell also announced that the committee is pushing up its growth and inflation forecasts and increasing its expected path for interest rates.
The prospect of a trade war-driven slowdown follows a period of rising optimism around the outlook for the world, and US economy in particular. In January the International Monetary Fund upgraded its global growth forecasts for 2018 and 2019 by 0.2 percentage points to 3.9%.
Why has President Trump introduced tariffs?
President Trump accuses China of, over a period of decades, unfairly acquiring US companies' intellectual property and says China must pay the price.
The implementation of tariffs could also help to address the US's $375 billion trade deficit with China which President Trump has made a priority.
With US midterm elections scheduled for November, there is increased incentive for President Trump to deliver on campaign pledges. It could also be argued that tariffs are the feature of a bargaining strategy for preferential trade, which could prove popular in key voting states, particularly in the so-called rustbelt.
There is therefore more to come. President Trump has ordered the US Trade Representative to propose a list of product tariff increases within 15 days, and to consider further tariffs on goods from China, reporting back within 60 days. President Trump has also tasked the US Treasury to prepare a plan to impose further sanctions on Chinese investment in technology sectors within 60 days.
These moves follow the announcement of 25% tariffs on steel and 10% tariffs on aluminium tariffs earlier in the month. However, shortly before their implementation, the Trump administration has announced further exemptions to those previously agreed with Canada and Mexico. Imports from the Argentina, Australia, Brazil, the EU and South Korea will also be exempt.
How might China respond?
China's Ministry of Commerce indicated it is planning tariffs on 128 US products, representing around $3 billion. China's ambassador to the US indicated that the allegations had no foundation and pledged measures in retaliation. However, he also stated that the country did not want a trade war, echoing comments from other Chinese officials in support of free trade. This raises the prospect that China could be willing to negotiate.
Other potential retaliatory measures from China, not currently discussed, include opening a case against the US at the WTO and limiting the purchase of US services by the Chinese government and state-owned enterprises.
How might a full-blown trade war affect markets?
History shows us that trade conflicts are rarely good for markets. The most commonly cited example was the 1930s Great Depression, largely a result of protectionism rather than the 1929 Wall Street Crash. There are also more recent examples.
In March 2002 President George W Bush announced steel tariffs of 8-30%, scheduled to remain in effect until 2005. Canada and Mexico were exempt. The EU immediately threatened (but did not enact) retaliatory measures, and went to the World Trade Organization (WTO). The WTO ruled against the US in December 2003 and the US dropped its tariffs rather than face retaliation from the EU.
As the chart of the US dollar spot price below shows, the impact on the US dollar wasn't positive.
Source: Datastream
And equities struggled before making a recovery. Germany's DAX seems to have been hit harder than others.
An alternative recent example was in Russia in 2014, though this was a case of sanctions, which included trade measures, rather than tariffs. The chart below shows the performance of the rouble, Russian equities and Russian bonds. There were definite impacts on all of them.
Past performance is not a guide to future performance and may not be repeated.
Monatlicher Marktausblick: Februar 2016
"Zeit, den Panikknopf zu drücken?", fragen unsere Experten beim Blick auf die Weltwirtschaft und schauen auch nach Großbritannien, in Richtung Schwellenländer und nach China. Der Ölpreisverfall bestimmt die Diskussion auch weiterhin.
Global Market Perspective: Zweites Quartal 2018
In diesem Quartalsbericht zur Wirtschaftslage und Vermögensaufteilung beleuchten wir den eskalierenden Handelsstreit zwischen den USA und China. Außerdem untersuchen wir die Faktoren, die in den nächsten zwei Jahren die Renditen der US-Staatsanleihen beeinflussen dürften.

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Anna Stahl is a project director at the office of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) in Tunisia, based in Tunis. Previously, Dr. Stahl was a Fulbright Fellow at the U.S. Institute of Peace (USIP) and a DAAD Fellow at AICGS. Dr. Stahl's research interests include European and German foreign and security policy, China's rise in Africa and the Middle East, and transatlantic relations. She is the author of a book on EU-China-Africa trilateral relations (Palgrave Mcmillan, 2018). Dr. Stahl holds a PhD from the Institute for European Studies (IES) of the Vrije Universitietit Brussel (VUB) and an MA in EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies from the College of Europe. She also completed a French-German double degree at the Institute d'Etudes Politiques de Lille and the Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität Münster.


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«Возме́здие» (другое название — «Солдатами не рождаются») — художественный фильм, снятый режиссёром Александром Столпером по мотивам романа К. М. Симонова «Солдатами не рождаются».

Сюжет

Фильм о героях Сталинградской битвы, их судьбах, связанных общим стремлением к победе. Главные герои фильма продолжают сюжетную линию фильма «Живые и мёртвые».

Фильм фокусируется на судьбах трёх героев фильма «Живые и мертвые»:

 генерала Серпилина, ставшего командиром дивизии, а потом начальником штаба армии, его взаимоотношениях с сослуживцами и пасынком, смерти его жены;
 капитана Синцова, ставшего командиром батальона и первым в Сталинграде взявшего в плен немецкого генерала;
 военврача Овсянниковой, спасающей русских военнопленных и вновь встречающей Синцова и Серпилина.

Фоном для сюжетных линий выступают финальная часть операции «Уран» и операция «Кольцо» Сталинградской битвы.

В ролях
 Кирилл Лавров — капитан Иван Петрович Синцов, командир батальона
 Анатолий Папанов — генерал-майор Фёдор Фёдорович Серпилин, командир дивизии, затем — начальник штаба армии
 Людмила Крылова — Таня Овсянникова, военврач
 Григорий Гай — полковой комиссар Бережной, заместитель командира дивизии по политической части
 Александр Граве — полковник Геннадий Николаевич Пикин, начальник штаба дивизии
 Александр Плотников — генерал-майор Иван Васильевич Кузьмич, новый командир дивизии
 Владимир Седов — майор Барабанов, командир полка
 Юрий Стосков — батальонный комиссар Левашов, заместитель командира полка по политической части
 Сергей Шакуров — младший лейтенант Николай Петрович Ильин, начальник штаба батальона
 Виктор Титов — старший политрук Завалишин, замполит батальона
 Иван Соловьёв — генерал-полковник Иван Петрович Батюк, командующий армией
 Юрий Визбор — бригадный комиссар Константин Прокофьевич Захаров, член Военного Совета армии
 Виктор Коршунов — начальник военного госпиталя
 Виктор Косых — Григорий
 Лола Бадалова — Халида
 Нина Ургант — Сима Суворова
 Олег Хабалов
 Елена Тяпкина - машинистка

Съёмочная группа
 Автор сценария — Александр Столпер
 Режиссёр-постановщик — Александр Столпер
 Режиссер — Ирина Мансурова
 Оператор — Николай Олоновский
 Художники — Иван Пластинкин, Александр Самулекин, Евгений Серганов

Отзывы
Кинокритик Виктор Орлов отмечал в фильме сочетание постоянных крупных планов героев с широко поданными общими планами боёв, как приём, используемый режиссёром для выражения главной мысли: воевали люди, а не безликие солдаты и офицеры.

Примечания

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Фильмы-драмы СССР
Фильмы о Сталинградской битве
Фильмы-сиквелы
Фильмы студии «Мосфильм»
Экранизации произведений Константина Симонова
Фильмы СССР 1967 года
Сталинградская битва в культуре

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Last week we attended a conference held as a tribute for 30th anniversary of Velke Kozmalovce water dam initiation. We presented a showcase video of our work on the dam, where we carried out sediment removal and its further treatment. If you are interested in the whole procedure, watch our video below.


The stickermuseum is back, totally new, totally fresh, totally extended.
Very fresh ones but also lots of rarities and surprises... New delicious sticker appearances at regular intervals!
Discover sticker that you would have otherwise never found with the Random Function.
The Schreinerstr. 10 is situated in the northern part of the versatile district Friedrichshain.
Not far from Boxhagener Platz, the neighborhood offers a lot of attractions for street art lovers and interested.
So the RAW area is only a short walk away and in between there are numerous worthwhile galleries.
To reach the Sticker Museum the most comfortable way is with the subway line 5, stop Samariterstraße or with S-Bahn ring line 41 / 42, stop Storkower Straße or Frankfurter Allee. From all the stations the museum is only 5 minutes walk away!


We sort of started in with a bang Friday night by going to S&S Cafeteria, where two kids ate for 99cents (a meat, two veggies, jello, and a drink!) with each parents meal. We don't eat out much beyond the occasional fast food or pizza, especially with the kids, so it was a BIG DEAL. And very tasty too - who knew that fried almond crusted trout and squash casserole from a cafeteria could be that good?
Off on a road trip - mission: climb the tallest mountain in the state. Mission accomplished!
We picnicked on top of the mountain. A lot of trails connected the different state parks there.
Next we tried to go to a Cherokee museum, but the National Park Service had there office closed for four hours in the middle of the day - Guess when we got there?? So we headed to the next stop - Whitewater Falls. We took the trail to the top overlook, then 132 steps to the bottom overlook. And if you ever want to know for sure whether or not you're out of shape, just climb back up 132 steps. Uh-huh. I am definitely out of shape.
Heading back down the trail we had this view of the lake.
The kids just had to put their feet in. We had directions to a public access, so with Bella sleeping in the van, we headed down for a quick look...and found a beach! 15 minutes and three wet children later, our supper stop was cancelled, but our kids were begging to come back another day.
Turns out the hot dog shop was closed anyway, but the reuben dog on their menu intrigued us, so we stopped for ingredients to make our own. It was a hit with the three of us brave enough to eat it.
Love the individual shots of Ethan, Anna Kate, and Rose. Rose's is so beautiful with the reflection! You could win contests with that photo!!
What a beautiful park! Looks and sounds like you guys had a great day.
If you don't have a problem with American oats, they've taken the wheat starch out of some kinds of Cheerios. The chocolate have barley malt extract. Right now, on the Cheerios website based on ingredients, the honey nut, frosted, fruity, and banana nut are potentially okay to eat depending on how strict you are about oats/cross-contamination issues, etc. I'm going to keep checking lables on Cheerios and see how it goes.


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Desmopachria glabella – gatunek wodnego chrząszcza z rodziny pływakowatych, podrodziny Hydroporinae i plemienia Hyphydrini.

Gatunek ten opisany został w 1981 roku przez Franka N. Younga, który jako miejsce typowe wskazał Laguna Base. W obrębie rodzaju zaliczany jest do grupy gatunków D. convexus odznaczającej się obecnością ruchomego wyrostka przedniowierzchołkowego na paramerach.

Chrząszcz o ciele długości poniżej 1,7 mm, zwykle ubarwionym jednolicie ciemnobrązowo. Środkowy płat edeagusa z dwoma czubkami, rozszerzonym wierzchołkiem i bulwiasto rozszerzoną nasadą.

Owad ten zasiedla Isla de la Juventud w zachodniej części Kuby.

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Pływakowate
Chrząszcze Ameryki Północnej
Gatunki i podgatunki zwierząt nazwane w 1981 roku


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Biggest Concert Surprises...
Discussion in 'Bad Dog Cafe' started by snorville, Nov 12, 2019.
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After seeing the "Biggest Concert Disappointments..." thread, I was wondering what concert experiences surprised you the most. If you are taking the time and spending the money to attend a show, you are usually familiar with at least one of the acts and have high expectations or you wouldn't be attending at all. However, sometimes there is that opener that blows you out of the water. Maybe you went to hang out with your friends and didn't really care about the show. Maybe it was one band in a huge festival lineup.
A couple stand outs for me...
Girls opening for Los Campesinos! in Dallas 2009. Never had heard of them before that show, but the performance was awe inspiring.
Ex Hex in San Diego 2019. A good friend was in town, and we wanted to go out. I wasn't familiar with Ex Hex, but I gave them the benefit of a doubt because of their label (Merge Records) and a quick listen on Spotify. They were playing at the Casbah, a smallish venue that's one of my favorites in town. Amazing artists playing a tight set. One of the best shows I've attended recently.
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Bright Channel opening for BJM.
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In, I think, 1978, a friend called saying he had an extra ticket to See George Benson at the Michigan State Fair as his girlfriend couldn't make it. I went along, even though I wasn't a fan. All I knew of him was a few tunes getting radio play.
it turned out to be one of the best concerts I'd ever attended. Benson is of course a brilliant player, and he really knows how to connect with a crowd. He finished with "The Greatest Love" and had everyone on their feet- me included.
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Valerie June opening for Jimmie Vaughan.
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At a vote for change concert in 2004 the lineup was Dixie chicks, someone else, someone else, James Taylor and someone else.
In the middle of James Taylor's set, Neil Young walks out on stage with an old Martin and his wife Peggy and does five or six Neil Young songs.
wireless - and it sounded like the best acoustic you ever heard. Plus - Neil Young.
the place was levitating.
Then Neil Young and his wife Peggy left - and we had to go back to a James Taylor set.
I went to the lobby to get a beer or 3...
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GNR on this last tour. They were great. Granted not the entire original line up but man did Duff and Slash energize Axl and company's game.
Dave Pinner of Soul Asylum - I only knew a few of his solo songs going in, the show was excellent.
Brad -side project for Stone Gossard of Pearl Jam - Shawn Smith was the man, that show was off the hook and they closed the first one I saw with Unchained and blew the crowd away.
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Black Lips somewhere northeast of Tijuana
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Tool opening for Primus.
Tool later went on to headline some of their own shows.
somebody threw a bottle that hit Maynard in the face.
Thankfully he didn't bleed on his dress.
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Dillinger Four and Good Clean Fun at Bill's in Boston, MA. The biggest surprise was when one of the guest singers for good clean fun's 'song for the ladies' finished her verse and then stage dived as soon as she passed the mic and I shifted my attention and accidentally caught me w/ her knee right in the eye
Never saw them before, was only mildly interested but it was a date. Then I got it.
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Huey Lewis and the News
They played a street festival my family and I happened to be at a few years ago. Near as I could tell from my hazy MTV memories, it looked like all of the original dudes....and Huey of course.
I wasn't expecting much, and because I'm not 9 years old anymore their vanilla doo-wop pop rock 'n roll isn't really my bag.
But they killed it!
They were tight, rehearsed, and played all of their big hits very much on the money.
Huey was funny, entertaining, played killer harmonica, and spent a lot of time interacting with the crowd.
Don't know who the guitar player was, but he got some space in many of the songs to stretch out a bit and was ripping it up pretty good...he sounded like he listens to a lot of Jeff Beck.
And the entire band did great 5-part harmony vocals.
I was seriously impressed. They had the whole place out of their seats and dancing. If they played again I would totally go see them.
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In the early 90s a city near us was hosting a series of free Friday concerts in the park. It was about a 50 mile ride to get there so we didn't go to them all. One night we went to see someone we had never heard of, who was billed as playing "redneck jazz".
That was my intro to Danny Gatton.
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In 1969, Canned Heat was to play at Panther Hall in Ft Worth.....along with Bubble Puppy and Shiva's Headband. There may have been another local band, but I don't recall. My bandmates and I all went, and were really enjoying the show. At some point, it was announced that several members of Canned Heat were ill, not even in town, and they would not be playing. They also said that at a later date Canned Heat would come back and play a full show, free of charge. Bubble Puppy then played an extended set and were FANTASTIC! As we left, we were given vouchers or tickets for the return show. A few weeks later (as I recall) Canned Heat came back, with several support groups that (sadly) slip my mind, and played a great show for us. So....we got two full concerts for the price of one. Ticket prices?.....$4.00 in advance, $5.00 at the door. Yeah....those were the days.
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The Rolling Stones in Zurich in 2017.
I'm a huge Stones fan, but... The tickets were eye wateringly expensive (300Euro+ for the cheapest seats). I was convinced they were too old to put on a decent show. The stadium was huge so the sound would be rubbish... I didn't buy a ticket.
The day beforehand I was gutted and tried to get one... without luck.
My best friend was going with his wife, having paid a truly extortionate amount for 'golden circle' tickets.
The night before, his wife was called away on an urgent work assignment. He asked me to buy the ticket off him for a big discount, but I resisted as it was 750Euro+. I told him to sell it to try and get the money back as it was a sell out.
An hour before the gig he turned up at my desk at work and said 'we're off!' - gave me the ticket and said he didn't care about the price but wanted me to go as we are best mates, and I couldn't miss the gig as he knew what a huge fan I was. He'd seen them 10+ times and promised they'd be awesome.
Short story. They were utterly utterly amazing. Easily the best gig I've been to.
The sound was unbelievable, through to single string clarity. They had the energy of 20 year olds and they played for 3 hours doing all the hits. We were about 10 meters away from Keith and Mick all night.
The next day I took a bottle of expensive single malt to my friend, along with the full ticket price in cash. He kept the whisky but refused the money.
Amazing experience.
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We went to Subdudes show once and this guy comes out to open. He's rather large, huge messy Afro and canary yellow sunglasses. He says, I know what your thinking! WTF is this? His name is Vance Gilbert and he's really talented. Great singer and songwriter.
We went with friend to a show once wherein he bought the tickets randomly, none of us knew what we would be seeing. It turned to be Session Americana a band that's become favorites of ours.
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Sabbath opening for Grand Funk Railroad.
Albert King opening for The Doors.
Two shocking and great experiences that wowed me with things I hadn't heard before.
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Oh and Guns N Roses in 1993 at Milton Keynes.
Blind Melon, Soul Asylum and The Cult opened...
I was on a downer as I felt GnR weren't the same with Gilby Clarke... We got there and Izzy was playing rhythm guitar as Gilby has broken his wrist!
The Gunners were on top form, they had Ronnie Wood as a guest too. Fantastic gig!
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Awesome! Ex Hex are one of my favorites. They're like the best parts of Heart.
My big surprise: I went to see Sleater Kinney at the 930 Club in 2014, and a not-yet-famous Lizzo opened for them. Sleater Kinney didn't stand a chance.
And another - I've been lucky with surprises!
I went to see Kenny Wayne Shepherd a few years ago. He made a quick reference to Texas and drums which I missed as I was at the bar... And then ripped through a searing SRV selection.
I then realised it was Chris Layton playing drums...
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Fishbone in September 1992.
Devin Townsend 2015.
I've been to many other great concerts of A-list artists and bands but they were not "surprises". Some exceeded my expectations, but did not "surprise" as such.
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The following is a conversation between a taxi driver in Kolkata and our staff correspondent. The identity of the driver has been withheld upon request.
Standing at Park Street – Camac Street crossing for over 10 mins at 5 pm, when I could not get any yellow cab I booked an Uber. Just then, a peeli-taxi-wala cabbie stopped beside me and asked somewhat angrily where I wanted to go. I said New Alipore. He said "Baitho" and sped off with me and my daughter in tow.
"Won't you take the Harish Mukherjee Road?" I asked, as he started moving towards Red Road – a route that's about 2 km longer that the H.M Road for going to New Alipore. I had cancelled my Uber ride by now.
"Madam, don't do Khich-khich with me. Either go on the route I am taking, or simply get down and book your Olla (pronounced with that extra L in it) and go in it. I wouldn't have taken you had I not noticed a small baby in your arms. That's my mistake," he said, highly irritated that I had politely requested him on the route to be taken as a rightful customer.
I asked him why is he so angry and on came a tirade that voices the plight of drivers of the fast-shrinking yellow cab fleet in the city.
It's election time. No cab driver in his right mind will take you to New Alipore from central Kolkata via Harish Mukherjee as en route falls Mamata Didi's house. Traffic police is standing like Hawk in that area to give cases and charge peeli cabbie drivers heftily to fill state government's coffers.
Who do you think pays the traffic police their salary? It's we public transport providers. That's one of the largest share of revenues for the state too – especially before elections – the figures run in crores every month.
Just yesterday I was given a case of RS 400 all because a Madam your age took ages to take out money from her purse after getting down from the cab in that area. Just as she paid me, the traffic guy came and fined me for waiting for two mins on that stretch! Bloody I did not even earn enough profit yesterday to pay this off.
It is for these excesses that the fleet of yellow cabs has come down to 17,000 today from 1 lakh 70 thousand in pre-Didi days. No one wants to ply these cabs. All are opting for Olla.
But even Olla, along with Tata and Maruti is cheating us. Even I have two Ollas. They had all floated offers for cab owners/drivers claiming it's going to be more profit making for us. Initially it paid us well. But today, I hardly can save Rs.10,000-12,000 a month – after paying the installments of the car, the driver, the maintainence and other tid-bits. How can so much stress-taking result in this small profit? I will sell my Olla if this continues for long.
The only reason why one plies Olla today is that there is no jhanjhat of payment – you work, and at end of month the cheque comes to your house. Simple. But in this peeli gari I may earn RS. 20,000-30,000 in one month, while in another – if my car breaks down ever, there is meagre or no saving. It's all equalled.
When was the last time the base fare for peeli cab was increased? About 8 years ago it was RS. 20 then to RS. 22 and now for about 4 years to RS 25. The diesel prices though have increased from RS 32 to RS 51 in these 8 years. How can a yellow cabbie bear this surge without losing?
Actually, riding Olla is what's good for the foolish customers too. Fix rides fix price. No arguments – serves us well too. A client paid RS. 1700 for a ride from Theatre Road to Airport on Sunday – 27th March, the day it was India-Australia match!! Can you imagine? 1700? Surge pricing and peak hours! No tension of asking for money either – it got deducted from the clients account as he has agreed for the rates prior to boarding itself!
But Madam, don't think I got a share of the profit made from this ride. Olla only pays me or the owner of the car the fix amount calculated on basis of rides taken a week/month. The entire profit – of over RS 1000 has gone to Olla's account. Would anyone pay this much to a peeli gari?
All this while, I had been listening to him, as he kept on driving skillfully and turning back to face me and make his points. His accent made it clear that he hailed from Bihar but had been living in Kolkata since donkey years.
I have been plying this cab from over 35 years. I live on Theatre Road in one of the most recognizable buildings on that road. My great grandfather bought the flat in that building by paying RS 64 only while he was a contractor in times of the British Rule. My children have been educated at St. Xavier's School and are working with MNCs today….
It's not me who educated them and paid for their books or tuitions… That old woman Mother Teresa did it for them. All I had to pay was Rs 100 every month for each of them. She was a good woman… I had been by her side so many times and she helped one and all selflessly. She did it all for my kids. Today you won't be able to get your child admitted to St. Xavier's even by donating RS. 10 lakh. Mine studied there for free.
I have a huge land on the bypass which I had bought at RS. 200 per kattah about 20 years back. But I won't give up driving the cab as that's how I started making a living. This is what has brought me along so far.
At one time I had a fleet of 8 yellow cabs. Then one day I got very irritated with the entire system and sold all but one at a go itself. Since that day I am driving this one cab. I will drive it till it's permit is there – which is another 6-7 years, or, till it breaks down and I am forced to sell it off. That day, I am done with driving the peeli-taxi in Kolkata.
Brilliant account! One often takes these guys for granted (sometimes rightly so), but behind all the snarks and unfriendly behaviour can sometimes be a touching story as well. I had more than one similar experiences with Ola drivers whose tales also fascinated me.
Makes you think. ….. opens your eyes and reminds you that there is always another side to the story… everybody has an untold story and we should think about that before we react or start judging people… I can't say I can totally empathize with the cabbies after being on the receiving end of their rudeness , nor can I sat that I haven't cursed them in my head when it happens, but this probably would make me stop and think once….
Most cabbies have misbehaved. Whatever may be the reason, I don't think they should take out their frustration on us when we board their cab's. But yes, as a fellow human you do feel for their plight. Its so unfair for most people struggling to earn a living in a city like Kolkata. Good piece.


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The Institute of Directors has expressed concern about the appointment of Michael Dobson, the current CEO of Schroders, as the company's chairman, in contravention of normal rules of the UK Corporate Governance Code. The board deserved credit for transparently explaining the reasons behind their decision, the IoD said, but this did not remove worries about the independence of the Chairman.
Oliver Parry, Senior Corporate Governance Adviser at the IoD, said:
"Schroders' decision to appoint Michael Dobson as their next chairman does raise concerns. As they acknowledge themselves, corporate governance rules in the UK clearly state that chief executives should not become company chairs unless in 'exceptional circumstances'. Although we understand Schroders' desire for continuity, this should not come at the expense of board independence.
"There are good reasons CEOs should not become chairs. The chair's role is to lead the board in holding the executive team to account, without interfering in the day-to-day operational management. Schroders say that Dobson will still be involved in dealing with 'major clients…commercial partners and regulators', which does seem to blur the boundaries between executive and non-executive responsibilities.
"It must be acknowledged that Mr. Dobson has played a key role in Schroders' recent success, and the firm should be commended for taking a long-term approach. But strong performance is no excuse for ignoring the corporate governance rules without a very convincing explanation."
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"Former City Councilman Ray Lopez has raised more than $93,000 in his bid to become San Antonio's newest state representative, outpacing his four competitors — combined — by nearly a 2-to-1 margin" as reported by the Express News.
The five candidates are almost at the end of a month long campaign for the District 125 seat in the Texas House of Representatives.
Bexar County Commissioner Justin Rodriguez, who held the seat since 2012, vacated it when he was appointed to replace the late Paul Elizondo on the local level.
Early voting in the race started Jan. 28 and continues through Friday. The special election is Tuesday.
The spike in the number of 2018 cases of AFM is similar to those in 2016 and 2014. However, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is investigating all suspected cases of AFM.


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High Schooler Mines Minecraft for Trilogy
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Seventeen-year-old Sean Fay Wolfe, a senior at South Kingstown High School in Rhode Island, is already an experienced writer – and multitasker. An Eagle Scout and a four-time All-State viola player, who holds a second-degree black belt in karate, Wolfe is the self-published author of the Elementia Chronicles, a fan fiction trilogy based on the popular game, Minecraft, and he is about to release book two.
The series obviously benefits from the enormous popularity of the game. which Microsoft purchased from Mojang earlier this fall for $2.5 billion. Tie-in books from Scholastic helped push its revenue up 2% in the fiscal year that ended May 31. As of the week ending October 26, five Minecraft titles were on PW's nonfiction juvenile bestsellers list. Sky Pony Press has a bestselling fiction series as well: GameKnight999, written by Mark Cheverton.
Wolfe's trilogy is set in the world of the Minecraft server Elementia and focuses on three new Minecraft users who become friends: Stan, Charlie, and Kat. When the trio stands up to the prejudice that they see against new players on the server, they end up in a race against the perils of Minecraft, the forces of Elementia's king, and the mysterious Mr. A. The first book, Quest for Justice, from Wolfe's Diamond Axe Studios, came out in January. The second volume, Noctem Ascension, will be out in mid-December or early next year. The trilogy closes with Herobrine's Message, slated for late 2015.
Wolfe began writing Quest for Justice in late 2011, when he was in ninth grade. "As I played, [Minecraft], I saw the idea for a story," he told PW in a phone interview after school. It took several weeks to find a time to talk, not just because of school, but because of his active promotion schedule. This month alone Wolfe is participating in six events, including a book signing at Barnes & Noble in Warwick, R.I., for Discovery Weekend. He regularly does in-person and Skype visits to schools and libraries for children in grades 3-8. He recently did signings at the Boston Book Festival, the Rhode Island Festival of Children's Books and Authors, and at Rhode Island Comic Con.
To write the books, Wolfe carried around a notebook at school in which he would jot down ideas. Soon he decided that what was going to be one book needed to be more. When he finished writing the first book at age 16, he showed it to his parents. "After reading it, they said they had a lot of faith in it," says Wolfe. That meant that his mother did extensive editing on the 420-page book, which was reworked 10 times. She also handles the book's publicity and marketing. Wolfe's father helped with the backend, including the book trailer and website. His parents also paid to publish the book in print and in digital format. It's currently available at Amazon, BN.com, Kobo, Smashwords, Scribd, Oyster, and several Rhode Island bookstores.
Although Wolfe likes independent publishing and believes that it is going to grow and get easier to self-publish, he says that he is "blown away" by the effort that it required. At the same time he calls traditional publishing "a double-edged sword." "In order to get traditionally published, you need luck," he explains. "In order to get noticed if you're self-published, you need luck. The three things you need to succeed are: talent, perseverance, and luck."
Despite the extra effort that independent publishing takes, it is working for Wolfe. The paperback edition of volume one currently ranks in the low 7,000s at Amazon, a number many older, traditionally published authors might envy. Wolfe's local independent, Wakefield Books in Wakefield, R.I., is also doing well with it and has sold close to 200 copies. "Everybody's eagerly awaiting the next book," says bookseller Sue Martin, who notes that volume one is shelved in the store's local author display and Wolfe comes in regularly to sign copies.
Librarian Pat Horton, at the Blue Hill Public Library in Blue Hill, Maine, has been equally enthusiastic about the book. She posted this comment online: "I have been a Youth Services librarian for over 12 years and have never had such a successful Young Adult program as I did when Sean Wolfe came to the Blue Hill Public Library. Yes, Minecraft and pizza seem like a sure hit, but Sean's presentation was way beyond what I had expected. The 40-plus boys and girls were excited, engaged and educated during the evening and I haven't seen the two copies of his book since!"
As for Wolfe, in addition to the finishing touches on book two, he's also completing his college applications. His "ultimate goal" he says is to be able to write fulltime. He would like to attend a school where he can study creative writing and computer programming, as well as make time to finish book three.
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When I was on that trip, I began to muse on the parallels between cycling and design. I trained hard for that mad caper, which involved a lot of cycling through tough countryside on my own, often after a hard day's work. I am a fairly heavy guy, so hills have always been my Achilles heel. I used to get despondent on climbs, slowing down and feeling that the hill was getting the better of me. The task became huge and started to sap all the pleasure out of the cycling (this despite having cycled up a few mountains in my time.) And although I would be the first to admit that I am a bit of a speed junkie when it comes to cycling, especially down hills (when a larger frame really comes into its own!) my attitude to cycling is sort of summed up by 'You don't have to go fast, you just have to go'. I suppose what I mean is that in a sport obsessed by time and speed, actually the greatest pleasure comes from just doing it. I have never won a cycle race. Most garden designers have (like me) never done Chelsea, never been on TV (for garden design at any rate!) and are rarely in the magazines. But we do this because we love it; and there is a lot to love, not least the intense sense of promise at the start of a project (or a bike ride). The travel writer William Least Heat-Moon said that "The open road is a beckoning, a place where a man can lose himself". You might as well say "a blank sheet of white paper is a beckoning…". When I sit down, marker pen in hand, in front of a blank pad of layout paper, with its luminous depth of whiteness, I feel as though I stand on the edge of a lake about to dive in.
All too often though, I start to suffer 'design constipation' – the longer the timeslot available to do the design, the worse it gets. I have written about this before (Where do ideas come from?) but there is another parallel with hills and cycling here – to be successful, you have to get in the 'zone'. Quite often, when I am cycling on my own, I get in an almost 'Zen' like state (bear with me here!); the swish of the wheels, the whirr of the pedals and cranks, and the wind whistling past is hypnotic, especially given one's own body rhythm. Cycling when in this state is much easier – the miles fly by. Even when I am not in my own little world, when I get to an incline, I often deliberately think of something else: some all-consuming train of thought and before I know it I am at the top of the hill. Design is a bit like that, don't you find? It often creeps up on you sideways and when you try and think of it directly, it skittles away.
Garden design in particular can be a lonely existence. Many garden designers work from home on their own. Sometimes exhilarating, sometimes dispiriting but in both cases no-one to share it with. During the summer I cycle a lot on my own, but I also go out once a week with friends for a ride. Cycling in a group (particularly a tight formation) is 30% more efficient than on one's own. You can cover much greater distances and it is one of the few exercises where one can easily talk at the same time. Company and shared experience are essential to make the most of solitary pursuit.
To finish, one more quote, this time from John F Kennedy: "Nothing compares to the simple pleasure of a bike ride". Except perhaps a well-executed design?


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Indiah-Paige Riley (født den 20. december 2001) er en kvindelig australsk fodboldspiller, der spiller angreb for Fortuna Hjørring i Gjensidige Kvindeligaen.

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Brisbane Roar
Riley fik sin første internationale debut for australske Brisbane Roar i W-League mod Western Sydney Wanderers, som indskiftning for Allira Toby i holdets 1–0 sejr.

Hun blev i 2020, nomineret til Årets Ungdomsspiller i den bedste kvindelige fodboldrække i Australien W-League.

Fortuna Hjørring
Hun skrev i august 2020, under med de forsvarende danske mestre fra Fortuna Hjørring i Gjensidige Kvindeligaen.

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Surgery in New Zealand hospitals has a soundtrack, newly published research in the New Zealand Medical Journal says.
Overseas studies have found music is commonly played while operations are performed and their New Zealand counterparts are no different - 98% of respondents to a survey said music was played in operating theatres where they worked, and half of them said music was played more than half the time.
"Music was preferred for longer, more familiar and non-urgent procedures, at a low to medium volume'' authors Anantha Narayanan and Andrew Gray, from the Dunedin School of Medicine, said.
Do not expect your surgeon to be headbanging or pogo'ing while they work, though: easy listening (54%) and classical (36%) were the most preferred musical styles. Reggae, hip-hop and electronica languished at 6%.
Dunedin Hospital acting charge nurse manager Nancy Sweeney said music was popular in the hospital, both with patients and staff.
"If patients are having operations where they are awake they can listen to what we listen to if they like, or they can have headphones,'' Ms Sweeney said.
Music was seldom played in trauma situations - "everyone would be too busy to listen anyway'' - but was common during other procedures.
Music choice would be half and half between surgeons and the surgery team, Ms Sweeney said - although one surgeon was known for working only to either Frank Sinatra or Johnny Cash.
Some theatres were even hooked up to the Spotify music streaming service.
"Someone will have an iPod or phone playing music and if it's not what anyone wants it gets turned off,'' she said.
The researchers concluded that music was a common and favourable part of the operating theatre environment, and suggested follow-up studies could be done on whether music had any clinical outcomes or any impact on patient's perceptions of surgery.
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➌ Gary Gilmore's Eyes. The Adverts.
➎ Open Heart Surgery. Beth Ditto.
➏ The Nurse. The White Stripes.
➐ The Physician. Cole Porter.
➒ When Under Ether. P J Harvey.
➓ I Wanna Be Sedated. The Ramones.


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§ 1-4 Ordinances saved from repeal; matters not affected by repeal.
§ 1-5 Inclusion of new legislation prior to adoption of Code.
§ 1-6 Changes and revisions in previously adopted ordinances.
§ 1-7 Interpretation of provisions.
§ 1-8 Titles and headings; editor's notes.
§ 1-9 Filing of copy of Code.
§ 1-11 Code books to be kept up-to-date.
§ 1-12 Publication of notices.
§ 1-13 Altering or tampering with Code; penalties for violation.
Pursuant to Section 1008(b) of the Borough Code [53 P.S. § 46008(b)], the codification of a complete body of legislation for the Borough of Bridgeport, County of Montgomery, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, as revised, codified and consolidated into chapters, articles and sections by General Code, and consisting of Chapters 1 through A580, together with an Appendix, are hereby approved, adopted, ordained and enacted as a single ordinance of the Borough of Bridgeport, which shall be known and is hereby designated as the "Code of the Borough of Bridgeport," hereinafter referred to as the "Code."
The provisions of this Code, insofar as they are substantively the same as those of ordinances and resolutions in force immediately prior to the enactment of this ordinance, are intended as a continuation of such ordinances and resolutions and not as new enactments, and the effectiveness of such provisions shall date from the date of adoption of the prior ordinance or resolution. All such provisions are hereby continued in full force and effect and are hereby reaffirmed as to their adoption by the Borough Council of the Borough of Bridgeport, and it is the intention of said Borough Council that each such provision contained within the Code is hereby reenacted and reaffirmed as it appears in said Code. Only such provisions of former ordinances as are omitted from this Code shall be deemed repealed or abrogated by the provisions of § 1-3 below, and only changed provisions, as described in § 1-6 below, shall be deemed to be enacted from the effective date of this Code, as provided in § 1-15 below.
All ordinances or parts of ordinances of a general and permanent nature adopted by the Borough of Bridgeport and in force on the date of the adoption of this Code and not contained in the Code are hereby repealed as of the effective date given in § 1-15 below, except as hereinafter provided.
Any ordinance adopted subsequent to 8-26-2008.
Any right or liability established, accrued or incurred under any legislative provision of the Borough prior to the effective date of this ordinance or any action or proceeding brought for the enforcement of such right or liability or any cause of action acquired or existing.
Any offense or act committed or done before the effective date of this ordinance in violation of any legislative provision of the Borough or any penalty, punishment or forfeiture which may result therefrom.
Any prosecution, indictment, action, suit or other proceeding pending or any judgment rendered prior to the effective date of this ordinance, brought pursuant to any legislative provision of the Borough.
Any franchise, license, right, easement or privilege heretofore granted or conferred by the Borough or any lawful contract, obligation or agreement.
Any ordinance appropriating money or transferring funds, promising or guaranteeing the payment of money or authorizing the issuance and delivery of any bond of the Borough or other instruments or evidence of the Borough's indebtedness.
Any ordinance adopting an annual budget or establishing an annual tax rate.
Any ordinance providing for the levy, imposition or collection of special taxes, assessments or charges.
Any ordinance authorizing the purchase, sale, lease or transfer of property or acquiring property by acceptance of deed, condemnation or exercise of eminent domain.
Any ordinance annexing land to the Borough.
Any ordinance providing for or requiring the construction or reconstruction or opening of sidewalks, curbs and gutters.
Any ordinance or part of an ordinance providing for laying out, opening, altering, widening, relocating, straightening, establishing grade, changing name, improvement, acceptance or vacation of any right-of-way, easement, street, road, highway, sidewalk, park or other public place or property or designating various streets as public highways.
Any ordinance establishing water, sewer or other special purpose districts and designating the boundaries thereof; providing for a system of sewers or water supply lines; or providing for the construction, extension, dedication, acceptance or abandonment of any part of a system of sewers or water supply lines.
Any ordinance providing for the making of public improvements.
Any ordinance providing for the salaries and compensation of officers and employees of the Borough or setting the bond of any officer or employee.
Any ordinance concerning changes and amendments to the Zoning Map.
Any ordinance relating to or establishing a pension plan or pension fund for municipal employees.
Any ordinance or portion of an ordinance establishing a specific fee amount for any license, permit or service obtained from the Borough.
Ordinance No. 212, enacted September 4, 1952, extending social security benefits to officers and employees of the Borough, together with its amendment, Ordinance No. 213, enacted August 13, 1953.
Any ordinance regulating the storage and collection of garbage, rubbish and refuse, including Ordinance No. 93, enacted December 1, 1925; Ordinance No. 164, enacted November 5, 1941; and Ordinance No. 289, enacted August 2, 1965.
All ordinances of a general and permanent nature adopted subsequent to the date given in § 1-4A and/or prior to the date of adoption of this ordinance are hereby deemed to be a part of the Code and shall, upon being printed, be included therein. Attested copies of all such ordinances shall be temporarily placed in the Code until printed supplements are included.
Nonsubstantive grammatical changes. In compiling and preparing the ordinances and resolutions of the Borough for adoption and revision as part of the Code, certain nonsubstantive grammatical and style changes were made in one or more of said ordinances. It is the intention of the Borough Council that all such changes be adopted as part of the Code as if the ordinances and resolutions so changed had been previously formally amended to read as such.
"Justice of the Peace," "District Magistrate" or "Alderman" to "Magisterial District Judge."
"Department of Environmental Resources" to "Department of Environmental Protection."
"Department of Community Affairs" to "Department of Community and Economic Development."
Substantive changes and revisions. In addition to the changes and revisions described above, changes and revisions of a substantive nature, as set forth in Schedule A, attached hereto and made a part hereof, are hereby made to various ordinances and resolutions included in the Code. These changes are enacted to bring provisions into conformity with the desired policies of the Borough Council, and it is the intent of the Borough Council that all such changes be adopted as part of the Code as if the ordinances and resolutions so changed have been previously formally amended to read as such. All such changes and revisions shall be deemed to be in effect as of the effective date of the Code specified in § 1-15.
Editor's Note: In accordance with § 1-6B, the chapters, parts and sections which were added, amended, adopted or deleted by this ordinance are indicated throughout the Code by a footnote referring to Chapter 1, General Provisions, Article I. During routine supplementation, footnotes indicating amendments, additions or deletions will be replaced with the following history: "Amended (added, deleted) 1-24-2012 by Ord. No. 2012-001." Schedule A, which contains a complete description of all changes, is on file in the Borough offices.
In interpreting and applying the provisions of the Code, they shall be held to be the minimum requirements for the promotion of the public health, safety, comfort, convenience and general welfare. Where the provisions of the Code impose greater restrictions or requirements than those of any statute, other ordinance, resolution or regulation, the provisions of the Code shall control. Where the provisions of any statute, other ordinance, resolution or regulation impose greater restrictions or requirements, the provisions of such statute, other ordinance, resolution or regulation shall control.
Chapter and article titles, headings and titles of sections and other divisions in the Code or in supplements made to the Code are inserted in the Code and may be inserted in supplements to the Code for the convenience of persons using the Code and are not part of the legislation.
Editor's notes indicating sources of sections, giving other information or referring to the statutes or to other parts of the Code are inserted in the Code and may be inserted in supplements to the Code for the convenience of persons using the Code and are not part of the legislation.
At least one copy of the Code in a post-bound volume shall be filed with the Ordinance Book in the office of the Borough Secretary and shall remain there for use and examination by the public. Upon adoption, such copy or copies shall be certified to by the Borough Secretary, as provided by law, and such certified copy or copies shall remain on file in the office of the Borough Secretary, available to persons desiring to examine the same during all times while said Code is in effect.
Any and all additions, deletions, amendments or supplements to the Code, when passed and adopted in such form as to indicate the intention of the Borough Council to be a part thereof, shall be deemed to be incorporated into such Code so that reference to the Code shall be understood and intended to include such changes. Whenever such additions, deletions, amendments or supplements to the Code shall be adopted, they shall thereafter be printed and, as provided hereunder, inserted in the post-bound book containing said Code as amendments and supplements thereto.
It shall be the duty of the Borough Secretary or someone authorized and directed by him or her to keep up-to-date the certified copy or copies of the book containing the Code required to be filed in the office of the Borough Secretary for the use of the public. All changes in said Code and all ordinances and resolutions adopted by the Borough Council subsequent to the effective date of this codification which the Borough Council shall adopt specifically as part of the Code shall, when finally adopted, be included therein by reference until such changes or new ordinances or resolutions are printed as supplements to said Code books, at which time such supplements shall be inserted therein.
The Borough Secretary, pursuant to law, shall cause to be published in the manner required a notice of the introduction and of the adoption of the Code in a newspaper of general circulation in the Borough. The enactment and application of this ordinance, coupled with the publication of the notices of introduction and adoption, as required by law, and the availability of a copy or copies of the Code for inspection by the public, shall be deemed, held and considered to be due and legal publication of all provisions of the Code for all purposes.
It shall be unlawful for anyone to improperly change or amend, by additions or deletions, or to alter or tamper with the Code or any part or portion thereof, in any manner whatsoever, which will cause the law of the Borough to be misrepresented thereby. Anyone violating this section of this ordinance shall, upon conviction thereof, be punished by a fine not exceeding $600, plus costs of prosecution, and, in default of payment thereof, by imprisonment for a term not exceeding 30 days.
The provisions of this ordinance and of the Code adopted hereby are severable, and if any clause, sentence, subsection, section, article, chapter or part thereof shall be adjudged by any court of competent jurisdiction to be illegal, invalid or unconstitutional, such judgment or decision shall not affect, impair or invalidate the remainder thereof but shall be confined in its operation and application to the clause, sentence, subsection, section, article, chapter or part thereof rendered illegal, invalid or unconstitutional. It is hereby declared to be the intent of the Borough Council that this ordinance and the Code would have been adopted if such illegal, invalid or unconstitutional clause, sentence, subsection, section, article, chapter or part thereof had not been included therein.
All provisions of this ordinance and of the Code shall be in force and effect on and after January 24, 2012.


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You will recall that in the past I have interviewed the authors of Body By Science - Doug McGuff and John Little.
If you cannot go to a commercial gym, you can get started with simple free-hand exercises that I will describe to you now.
Chin up: This can be done with a chin-up bar that mounts in a door jam, on a sturdy tree branch or rafter board or playground equipment. If you are not strong enough to do chins, you can set the bar height so you can assist with your legs. If this will not work, simply do them negative only by jumping or climbing to the finished position and lowering yourself as slowly as possible.
Pushups: If you are too weak to perform strict marine pushups, do them from your knees. If you are too weak to do them from your knees, then do only the lowering portion, lowering as slowly as possible. If you are strong enough to do classic pushups, do them with a few modifications. First is slow movement. Start the first inch very gradually, taking 3 seconds to move the first inch and then keep smooth movement going. Divide the movement in halves. Do the first half (bottom position to elbows bent at 90 degrees) until complete fatigue. After you have exhausted the bottom half, do the top half until complete fatigue (elbows from 90 degrees to almost complete extension).
Squat: Start first by doing a static wall squat. Place your back against a wall and descend to a seated position where your hip joint and knee joint are both at 90 degrees. Hold this position for as long as possible. You are done when you start to slide down and cannot hold the 90 degree position any longer. Once you are worn out on the static, do a deep knee bend but with the movement divided in half. Do the first half until fatigue (from hips and knees at 90 degrees/thighs parallel to floor, up to the halfway up point where knees are about 45 degrees). Once you can't do the bottom half any more, then do the top half of the movement until you can't go on. Remember to not straighten your legs completely, but to turn back around when your knees get to about 15 degrees.
Static Lateral Raise: This movement is done using a door frame. Stand with your feet just outside the door frame and bend slightly forward at the waist. Place the backs of your open hands in the opening of the door frame with your elbows slightly bent. You should be positioned like you are going to a lateral raise with dumbbells. With your hands in the door frame, begin to slowly and smoothly press laterally against the frame. Gradually build up to a 50% effort and keep up a 50% effort for 30 seconds. After 30 seconds, gradually ramp your effort up to 75% effort and continue for another 30 seconds. After this 30 seconds is up, gradually ramp your effort to 100% and continue for a final 30 seconds. When you first start you will think "this is silly". However, by the end you will realize that this is probably tougher than anything you could do on a weight machine.
The timed static contraction for the lateral raise at the end is a killer. Superb stuff.
I was doing timed static contractions with bodyweight and working past failure point (inroading) a la BBS or Matt Mentzer for quite a while. I used tabata timing, 20s on 10s off, six to eight sets. I don't have a pullup bar so I just use a step ladder and hold myself in a plank to work the lats. Kitchen table works also but I find it awkward to grip. Same thing with pushups, static hold, inclination can be adjusted according to ability. For the abs, just use a towel and do a roll out, again adjusting inclination according to ability.
You said in a comment on the Drew Baye's site: "I am ... interested in bodyweight prescriptions, as simple as possible that the average man or woman can employ. I tend to recommend pushups, wallsits, body rows, hip extensions as the basic 4. They are accessible, relatively low skill and pretty safe for most."
What kind of hip extensions do you suggest doing without equipment: contralateral limb raises, supine hip bridges or anything else?


A new blood test for fibromyalgia is more accurate than previously thought and not confuse the chronic pain disorder with other diseases such as lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, according to the doctor who developed the test.
"We saw no overlap between the biomarkers in fibromyalgia and immune system patterns of patients with rheumatoid arthritis or lupus. Really seemed critical of sails that are out there need, "said Bruce Gillis, MD, founder and CEO of EpicGenetics a biopharmaceutical company based in Santa Monica, CA.
EpicGenetics FM introduced the test in March, calling the first definitive blood test for fibromyalgia, a disorder characterized by a poorly understood pain deep tissue, fatigue, headaches, depression and lack of sleep. Results are usually available in about a week.
FM test protein molecules in Cytokines and Chemokines say blood, which are produced by white blood cells. Fibromyalgia patients suffering fewer cytokines and chemokines in the blood, according to Gillis, and accordingly have a weakened immune system normal patients.
Critics have said the same biological markers of the immune system can be found in people with other diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis, blood test so reliable.
However, in a new study of over 300 patients with fibromyalgia or lupus or rheumatoid arthritis participated Gillis said it was found that only patients with fibromyalgia have normal levels below chemokines and cytokines.
Gillis said the investigation is not yet finalized and awaiting publication in a medical journal in the coming months.
When the first FM test EpicGenetics said he was 93% accuracy in the diagnosis of fibromyalgia. Gillis said the test sensitivity is now estimated at 99%, which is almost the same as the test used to diagnose HIV.
The National Institutes of Health estimates that 5 million Americans suffer from fibromyalgia – and millions around the world – but so far only a few hundred have registered to take the test FM. Gillis says the cost of $ 744, which is generally not covered by health insurance, could be a barrier for many patients.
"Many people who have been diagnosed with fibromyalgia do not work. And because they do not work do not have the means to pay for a test. They not have health insurance, "said Gillis, adding that some insurers paid proof in case of workers' compensation.
Gillis hopes to bring the price of FM test permission to other laboratories for the collection of blood and blood samples for EpicGenetics ship.
Whatever the cost, fibromyalgia patients are excited that a simple test could possibly be available to diagnose a disorder that your doctors and relatives are often skeptical about. It takes three to five years for the average patient to diagnose fibromyalgia.
"Having a reliable marker of blood will VALIDATE as patients. a field of dreams and opportunities for compassionate researchers on the definition of this terrible disorder will open, "said Celeste Cooper, a patient with fibromyalgia and patient advocate.
In recent months, there have been several potential advances in research of fibromyalgia.
Ohio State researchers are in the early stages of development of other blood tests for fibromyalgia. Using a high-power infrared microscope, which identified a pattern of molecules in the blood appears to be unique to fibromyalgia patients.
Another team of researchers in New York found that patients with fibromyalgia have excess sensory nerve fibers in the blood vessels of the hands, which can disrupt the flow of blood throughout the body.
"In less than six months, we have two studies reporting the success of fibromyalgia by the analysis of blood markers. Now seems to introduce a kingdom of form beyond more than one debate, "said Cooper.
"It is a victory for the scientific community and a win for the patient. I doubt this is the last. Expect more research, because the race is "and what a glorious career will be for those of us who live with the daily fibromyalgia.
The research could also lead to the discovery of a genetic marker for fibromyalgia – a gene that makes some people more likely to develop the disease.
EpicGenetics saves much blood samples received from patients taking the exam FM in the hope of one day having analyzed them for RiboNucleicAcid (RNA) molecules involved in protein synthesis and the transmission of genetic information.
"Patients more we have, the more RNA that can search for marker genes. If we can get thousands and thousands of copies, it will be much easier to find specific genetic markers, "said Gillis.


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Matches 2020
Duration Date Price
West Ham United - West Bromwich Albion
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https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/west-ham-united-west-bromwich-albion-fa-cup/
279 GBP https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/west-ham-united-west-bromwich-albion-fa-cup/
25 January 2020 FA Cup
Manchester City - Fulham FC
Etihad Stadium Manchester
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https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/manchester-city-fulham-fa-cup/
259 GBP https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/manchester-city-fulham-fa-cup/
West Ham United - Brighton & Hove Albion
https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/west-ham-united-brighton-hove-albion/
279 GBP https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/west-ham-united-brighton-hove-albion/
01 February 2020 Premier League
Manchester United - Wolverhampton Wanderers
Old Trafford Manchester
Sir Matt Busby Way M16 0RA Stretford, Engeland
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https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/manchester-united-wolverhampton-wanderers/
319 GBP https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/manchester-united-wolverhampton-wanderers/
Tottenham Hotspur - Manchester City
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium London
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https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/tottenham-hotspur-norwich-city-3/
449 GBP https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/tottenham-hotspur-norwich-city-3/
Manchester City - West Ham United
https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/manchester-city-west-ham-united-2/
269 GBP https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/manchester-city-west-ham-united-2/
Arsenal FC - Newcastle United
Emirates Stadium London
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https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/arsenal-fc-newcastle-united-2/
299 GBP https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/arsenal-fc-newcastle-united-2/
Leipzig RB
Tottenham Hotspur - Leipzig RB
https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/tottenham-hotspur-rb-leipzig-champions-league/
459 GBP https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/tottenham-hotspur-rb-leipzig-champions-league/
19 February 2020 Champions League
Chelsea FC - Tottenham Hotspur
Stamford Bridge London
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https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/chelsea-fc-tottenham-hotspur-2/
529 GBP https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/chelsea-fc-tottenham-hotspur-2/
Manchester United - Watford FC
https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/manchester-united-watford/
299 GBP https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/manchester-united-watford/
Arsenal FC - Everton FC
https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/arsenal-fc-everton/
349 GBP https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/arsenal-fc-everton/
Chelsea FC - Bayern Munich
https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/chelsea-fc-bayern-munich-champions-league/
579 GBP https://www.footballtripsonline.co.uk/match/chelsea-fc-bayern-munich-champions-league/
Football trips to the United Kingdom – Premier League matches
Compose your football trips to the United Kingdom and experience a Premier League match live


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Tag Archives: Harvey Goldstein Indonesia
Environment, Harvey Goldstein Indonesia
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The president of PT Harvest International Indonesia, Harvey Goldstein has resided for over 50 years in the Southeast Asian region. Harvey Goldstein has served multiple terms as president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Indonesia, and has facilitated foreign investments in countries including Singapore, Thailand, and the Philippines. He has assisted firms such as Ford Motor to invest in the region.
Global automotive company Ford Motor is using environmentally friendly auto parts by utilizing recycled plastic bottles. It uses around 1.2 billion recycled bottles annually, which works out to 250 bottles per vehicle on average. The process involves used plastic bottles being shredded and sold to suppliers who melt the bottles and extrude the material, producing plastic fibers.
The fibers are mixed with other materials to produce material sheets, which are made into automotive parts. Light in weight, Ford uses them for underbody shields, wheel arch liners, and engine under-shields. Recycling plastic bottles helps reduce the amount of plastic that ends up in places such as the giant garbage patch in the Pacific Ocean, which is said to be larger in area than Mexico.
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Economics, Harvey Goldstein Indonesia
Procter & Gamble Continues Impressive Growth In 2019
American businessman Harvey Goldstein has more than 40 years of experience as a business executive at companies based in Indonesia, Singapore, and other locations in Southeast Asia. Harvey Goldstein leads Harvest International, a company that provides consulting assistance and venture capital to entrepreneurs, both in the US and internationally. Harvest International has numerous high-profile clients, including Ford Motors, Chiquita Brands, and Procter & Gamble.
Consumer products company Procter & Gamble recently closed out a highly successful fiscal year, showing progress in nearly all divisions. Fourth quarter profits and revenues were higher than anticipated, guidance has been raised for the upcoming fiscal year, and its stock is up over 40 percent over last year. The company began restructuring a few years ago in response to competition from smaller companies challenging it in a number of key areas. Focusing on doing less seems to have done the trick for the company. By pulling back and centering efforts on strong products, brands, and categories that have performed well for it, the company has been able to recover and show significant growth.
Procter & Gamble is also using its massive influence to become a force for social and environmental change, sponsoring such initiatives as using recycled beach plastic to create bottles for Head & Shoulders shampoo, continued company sponsorship of United Way, and its focus on the Children's Safe Drinking Water (CSDW) initiative, which provides P&G water purifier packets.
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The Johns Hopkins Certificate of International Leadership and Service
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Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth
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Harvey Goldstein is a seasoned business executive who chairs PT Harvest International, which is headquartered in Indonesia. During his career, Harvey Goldstein has spent time working throughout Southeast Asia, placing particular focus on Indonesia and Singapore. Beyond his work, he has a passion for education and serves as the chairman of the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth (CTY) Southeast Asia Advisory Group.
Since its formation in 1876, Johns Hopkins University (JHU) has maintained a reputation as one of the United States' leading research universities. With a student body that spans over 150 countries, JHU has educated 36 Nobel laureates. Under the guidance of Ronald J. Daniels, its current president, JHU has focused on enhancing student access and facilitating interdisciplinary collaboration.
In recognition of his efforts to help the university achieve these aims, Mr. Goldstein received the Certificate of International Leadership and Service in January 2017. The award, which was presented to him by Mr. Daniels, highlighted Mr. Goldstein's work in sending over 40 advanced students from Singapore to the university's CTY.
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Facts about Singapore
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Harvey Goldstein serves as the chairman of Harvest International, Inc., and managing director of Business-Link Consultancy PTE LTD. Harvey Goldstein also worked in Indonesia for Resources Management International, Inc., which serves Southeast Asia by providing training in technology and management to its developing countries. Harvey Goldstein's current home base, Singapore, has developed a reputation as a major business hub, having evolved throughout the years into its current thriving state.
Singapore is a republic based on the Westminster system of parliamentary government. With a population of over 5 million, the island embraces approximately 3,000 businesses near the mouth of the Strait of Malacca, since it's the shortest commute between the South China Sea and Indian Ocean. Singapore's primary languages are English, Malay, Mandarin, and Tamil. Trade from the British Empire played a major role in the development of the economy that brought thousands of Chinese, who now make up 77 percent of the population, to the sovereign city-state. Furthermore, Singapore's gross domestic product index of 370,064.5 stands as a testament to the country's economic stability.
Singapore is the most used container port in the world with numerous healthy business sectors. The country produces large amounts of electronics, oil drilling tools, and petroleum refining equipment. The main agricultural products include rubber, fruit, poultry, and orchids. Furthermore, it regularly exports machinery and equipment, in addition to mineral fuels, consumer goods, and chemicals.
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Jillian Nel is a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) professional and a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst for Legacy Asset Management in Houston, TX. Jillian was hired by Legacy Asset Management in 2011 to open and direct a financial planning practice for the firm. Jillian provides comprehensive financial planning and risk management to individual clients, business owners & their families. She also provides consulting and advisory services for the Qualified Retirement Plan practice of the firm to business owners, plan administrators and participants. Jillian has a passion for education and the empowerment it provides to both clients and the general public. She regularly speaks at financial planning seminars and employee educational meetings on risk management and its critical role in the success of any goal setting or financial planning scenario. She is also an instructor of Retirement Planning & Employee Benefits at Rice University's CFP certification program at the Glasscock School for Continuing Studies.


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Q: TeraCopy does not start copying automatically Whenever I copy or move files using TeraCopy I have to hit the start now button. Is there a way to start it automatically?

A: "Start now" issue:
Symptoms
When you start a copy the system stays in "Start Now" and counting down to minimize. If you miss the counting the Teracopy window will minimize without doing anything.
Cause
Sometimes if any transfer is interrupted Processes will not purge the queue and it will react like other instance of the program or other transfer is already running starting the countdown for user to accept another simultaneous instance of the program.
Solution
Delete Processes file (no extension)

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*Stop all Teracopy

*Open Windows Explorer

*In the address bar type %APPDATA%/teracopy and hit Enter

*Delete the Processes file

*Start any copy task for Teracopy

It should work fine now.

A: If your TeraCopy does not run automatically when you copy-paste, please check with this step:
Run TeraCopy manually with:
C:/program files/TeraCopy/TeraCopy.exe

then in teraCopy > more > menu > options.. > check "use teracopy as default copy handler" > ok
Try again your copy or cut file.

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John Pletz On Technology
Kapow axes 60, raises $14 million
John Pletz
Technology, airlines, cannabis
Kendall Karmanian
Kapow's founder, Marc Halpin
Kapow, a recent high-flying startup, is cutting 60 jobs, or a little more than half its staff.
It's the second round of cuts this year for the corporate event-planning company, which is scrambling to trim expenses as it transitions to a more efficient business model.
Kapow eliminated 80 jobs earlier this year. After the latest cutbacks, it will have about 50 people, down from 140 a year ago.
But the Chicago-based tech company was able to raise an additional $14 million, led by current investor Drive Capital, based in Columbus, Ohio, said CEO Marc Halpin. So far, Kapow has raised $44 million. Investors also include Chicago Ventures and Firestarter Fund.
"It gives us more than enough runway," said Halpin, who had been trying to raise money since last summer. "We've seen quite a tough funding environment, compared to when we started. I don't see it getting better in 2016."
Kapow, whose clients range from Google to Vernon Hills-based CDW, expanded rapidly last year, growing from five cities to 20. But its business model relied more on people than technology, so Kapow has been transitioning to more of an online-based service.
"More than half the organization is now tech," Halpin said. "We were more of a services business last year. We're making the right moves to build a more sustainable business."
It's not an easy transition. "There's an adoption curve. Some (customers) are very comfortable online," he said. "Some people want higher-touch. There's a middle ground."
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