Thank you for all who donated $5 yesterday in honor of Valentine's Fair Share! If you didn't celebrate Valentine's Day because you believe it is just another attempt for corporate America to line the pockets of big florists and chocolatiers, well guess what! You can still donate today since it's back to being a normal day! ;-) Click here to donate!
I just wanted to remind you that Hall of Fame nominees are being accepted. TOMORROW is the deadline to submit your nominee. We would love if every program submitted one exceptional student! You do not need to attend TRIO day to nominate someone.
The deadline to register for TRIO day in Batesville is next Friday, February 24.
Click here to access the Hall of Fame nomination form and/or register for TRIO day!
Spring Leadership information will be released soon! Look for an email in the upcoming week!
As always, we continue to collect APR from programs to utilize for advocacy materials on the Hill next month. We are getting down to the wire. PLEASE submit those to me as soon as possible! If you want to sort through data we still need volunteers!
Thanks again for all you do, serving students and our organization!
First, with great sadness I would like to ask the membership please keep Donna Mooney and her family in their thoughts and prayers. Donna's son, Stephen Green, passed away and was laid to rest on Saturday. A child who precedes his parents in death is devastating. This news makes everyone's hearts heavy. I know the TRIO family is reaching out to Donna and her family with love and support during this difficult time. Please send condolences to 7909 Trophy Circle, Pine Bluff AR 71603.
TRIO Day is scheduled for Saturday, March 11 at University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville! The theme is "Be a Superhero for TRIO!" Participants are encouraged to wear their favorite superhero shirt or costume. The day will include the Coins for College Scholarship opportunity, Purse Project – a community service project, a special welcome gift for participants, Hall of Fame recognition, lunch, and campus tours of UACCB and Lyon college. Registration is $25/participant. The deadline to register is Friday, February 24. To register for the event please click here. If you have any questions about TRIO Day please contact Dorianne Dias at dorianne.dias@uaccb.edu or 870-612-2140. For questions about registration, please contact Jeanette Youngblood, AASAP Past-President, at jeanette.youngblood@lyon.edu or 870-307-7263.
There is a position opening at SAU for a Tutor Coordinator. To access this, please click here. Feel free to forward this opportunity to anyone who may be interested.
Please continue to submit your APR for advocacy publications when we go to Policy next month! So far we have had a decent response, but nowhere near enough. We will begin compiling the information this week. I really hope everyone can be involved in this and we can be the fanciest state on the Hill with our eye-catching, data-driven supplemental materials. Please email me at president@arkansastrio.org and I will see your data is included in the pool.
If there are any announcements you would like to include in the next update, please let myself or your AASAP representative Carol Gilley know. Her email is aasap-rep-2@arkansastrio.org.
Thank you all, once again, for everything you do. Since becoming president, I can't tell you how much I appreciate all your feedback and people stepping up to help out. This organization is truly strong when everyone chips in. If you haven't gotten involved yet, feel free to reach out and we will gladly help you find your home in this organization. You don't have to wait for a new semester or a new year to jump in.
The first meeting was held with the new board yesterday. Here are the highlights you need to know.
The board would like to reopen the stipend application for anyone interested in going to COE Policy. Programs do not always cover the cost of attendance, so this stipend is helpful for individuals needing additional funding. The link for the application is below. Applications are due January 31.
The board would also like to consider taking student alumni. If you have any alumni from your program who are now professionals that could be interested in participating in Policy as an advocate for TRIO programs, please check with them and refer them to us by January 31. An alumni presence is a powerful narrative for our legislators and it would be a fantastic experience for any of our TRIO student alumni.
If you are going to Policy, please let me know. I will be making appointments to talk to legislators and we can split into groups to maximize our time on the Hill. Knowing who is coming ahead of time and assigning them to their district's representative will be more effective for our group.
A vacancy has opened in the AASAP ELI Class of 2017. This is an opportunity for professionals to get involved in the organization and develop their leadership skills. You do not necessarily have to be a new professional to benefit from the ELI. Because AASAP wants to invest in the future leaders of this organization, costs of transportation and meals will be covered. If you are interested in applying for this, please fill out the attached application and submit to president@arkansastrio.org by January 31.
Our treasurer position has opened up. Michelle Hardin has served this organization dutifully in this position for more than two years and unfortunately has resigned her post. Michelle has prepared by getting the books in order and ready for a pain-free transition. If you are interested in fulfilling this vacant position, please respond back to me by January 31. The board will appoint someone to this position for the entirety of the 2017 year.
If anyone is interested in serving a smaller role, please let me know and we can put you on a committee! Examples of some committees include membership, budget, public relations, regional and national issues committee, Fair Share, scholarships, and fall conference conference committee. Committees are where the real stuff happens and you can make an impact in the organization. I know there is real, and sometimes untapped talent in our state. I hope we can put it to use!
A new administration in our government always brings uncertainty and there is no better time to get more involved in our cause. The AASAP membership continues to be a leader for TRIO professionals across the country. We are currently the third highest state in personal contributions (only behind California and Kansas). Thank you so much for what you continue to do for our students, our organization, and our cause. I feel privileged to serve as your president this year and am always open to any ideas or feedback you may have. I look forward to working with you all!


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Gerald Croteau, Artist and Founder of American Stonecraft, discovered the farm while on a tour of the island on May 3, 2015. Caitlin takes great pride in her stonewalls, as do her neighbors in Chilmark, a community whose roads are lined with stonewalls on both sides. Gerald collected stones from Mermaid Farm to take back to the Lowell studio. They have since been crafted into food slabs and coasters by the American Stonecraft artisans.
"I was skeptical at first, but I admire the creativity to use some of the freshly unearthed rocks to make something that works so well with our cheese," Caitlin said.
You can see more photos and learn more about the farm here!
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Starting on 01 December 2013, mobile phone users may now keep their numbers when switching mobile phone carriers. Such transfers will be subject to payment.
Legal entities are now liable for damages caused due to breaches of fire safety resulting in fire and personal injury or death and may be fined RUB 60,000 - RUB 1,000,000 or suspended for up to 90 days.
Income received by a company through the temporary use of its shareholder's/member's property is now considered to be non-sale income and is subject to the profit tax. Under a non-paid (gratuitous) agreement, the title to such property does not transfer to the borrower. The property received does not increase the borrower company's net assets and is not reflected on its balance sheet, but rather on an off-balance sheet account.
Therefore, the company's income from the temporary use of its shareholder's/member's property which, for profit tax purposes is non-sale income may not be exempted from taxation under the grounds in article 251.1.3.4 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation.
The Federal Tax Service of Russia has pointed out the amendments taking effect as of 01.01.2013 to chapters 30 and 31 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation, according to which movable property recorded after 01 January 2013 as fixed assets is not subject to commercial property tax.
Public railroads, main pipelines, electricity lines, and structures which are an essential technical component of such properties recorded on an organization's balance sheet as fixed assets are subject to commercial property tax at the rates set in regional laws.
Restricted land plots used for defense, safety, or customs purposes are now subject to the land tax.
The Supreme State Commercial (Arbitrazh) Court of the Russian Federation has invalidated a letter from the Ministry of Finances against the use of a 0% tax rate on income from dividends paid as past undistributed profits.
Economically, net profits and undistributed profits are the same, and this means that there cannot be different tax rules depending on the reporting period in which the company decides to pay out the profits as dividends.
A new minimum monthly wage has been set as of 01 January 2013 as RUB 5,205. Previously, this amount was RUB 4,611.
"Worker Qualifications" have been defined as the level of knowledge, abilities, and professional skills and work experience of an employee.
"Professional Standards" have been defined as the feature of a qualification required for an employee to perform a certain type of professional activities.
The Federal Law on Technical Regulation will not apply to professional standards. In addition, certain articles in the Labor Code of the Russian Federation (e.g., on determining job duties and salary payment systems) have been added with references to provisions in professional standards.
New reporting forms for lending institutions have been introduced and others have been amended.
New changes to immigration and visa laws took effect as of 31 December 2012.
As a general rule, foreign citizens must have a valid work permit in order to be employed in Russia. An exception to this rule has always been those foreign citizens with permanent residence in Russia. Now, in addition, citizens with temporary residence (i.e., with a temporary residence permit) are also excluded from this rule and have the right to work in Russia without a work permit.
The regional departments of the Federal Migration Service of Russia are now also authorized to issue work permits to highly-qualified specialists, extend temporary stays in Russia for these purposes, and issue invitations for such specialists to enter Russia. Previously, only the Federal Migration Service of Russia in Moscow had such authorities.
Land plots on which there are buildings, structures, etc. owned by several owners cannot be provided for sole ownership to only one of the owners of such real estate. If there is an owner of real estate whose rights were not considered during the privatization of a land plot, and that owner wishes to exercise its rights given in article 36 of the Land Code of the Russian Federation to buy out a land plot, it may submit a claim to establish/recognize its right to tenancy in common of the plot regardless of whether or not the plot may be divided. The period of limitations does not apply to such claims.
The provisions in Federal Law No. 94-FZ on Placing Orders for the Supply of Goods, Provision of Work, and/or Provision of Services for State or Municipal Needs dated 21.07.2005 does not apply to the sale and purchase of real estate. This law governs relations connected with public procurement (state, municipal, and publically-funded entities). The sale of real estate (as a type of obligation) is not given a category for state or municipal needs on which the law would have effect.


HAWTHORNE, CA—Citing their experiences watching recent World Cups, MLS matches, and various youth soccer games, every patron at O'Brien's Pub offered a different, incorrect definition of the sport's notoriously nebulous "offside" ruling. "One guy's saying that if you pass the ball across two lines, it's offside, but his buddy is arguing that if you can get it across the center line, it's not offside unless you then get a scoring chance. Me? I don't know," said bartender Casey Walker, struggling to be heard over a customer loudly and erroneously insisting that a player cannot run past a member of the opposing team at any point, even if that player is in possession of the ball. "What we all agreed sounded correct was that if a player on the attacking side enters the offensive zone before the ball, and anyone on that player's side touches the ball before it leaves the offensive zone, that's offside. But it turns out that's hockey." At press time, all the patrons had suspended arguing over the rule until they could get to the bottom of how extra time is determined.


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Blueprint for Tomorrow
County Profile
Assets & Challenges
Expand the information, communications, and electronics industry cluster in the Downtowns and the Innovation Corridor.
EP5.1 - Accelerate the transformation of the College Park/Riverdale Park Regional Employment Center into high-quality mixed-use development. See Center Classification Chart, Table 16.
EP5.2 - Partner with existing research industry drivers, in particular, with the University of Maryland, College Park, to implement a County-focused technology transfer and enterprise capacity building initiative to grow the information, communication, and electronics sector.
EP5.3 - Advance industry networking in Prince George's County to focus on digital media, e-commerce, and big data to serve both federal and commercial activities and leverage statewide efforts of the Technology Council of Maryland and other organizations in the region.
Policy 10
M-NCPPC
In 2035, Prince George's County is the community of choice for families, businesses, and workers in the region.
Neighborhood Reinvestment Areas
Growth Policy Map
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We get 2 or 3 calls most weeks from people that have a neighbour that has gone ahead with work which comes within the scope of the Party Wall Act without serving notice.
They are surprised to hear that there are no penalties for such behavior and their only remedy is to apply to the court for an injunction. Gaining an injunction seems to most neighbours to be an extreme measure – the upfront costs are prohibitive in many cases and often by the time a neighbour gets around to speaking to a solicitor it is too late anyway as the notifiable works have been completed.
In case you are unaware (as many party wall surveyors and solicitors are), it is very difficult to authorise work retrospectively under the Act. Notice cannot be served after the work has been completed and as the Act is invoked by the serving of notice there cannot be a party wall award without notice.
Party Wall notices have to be served either 1 or 2 months before work is due to commence depending upon which section of the Act applies. So, if you see scaffolding going up at your neighbour's property and you have not received a notice, that is the time to Act – don't wait until the builder starts cutting holes in the party wall before speaking to the owner. Likewise, if your neighbour starts breaking up their patio in readiness for an extension pop round and ask them whether they intend to serve notice. A few words before the work commences may be enough to encourage a building owner to make some enquiries about the Act.
In my experience Building Owners that go ahead with notifiable works without serving notice fall in to one of two categories – those who are unaware of the Act or those who think that their neighbours are unaware of the Act. So a friendly chat before work commences puts them straight on either count.
Having said all that you may, having received the Party Wall notice, decide to consent – that is your prerogative and can for many adjoining owners the sensible thing to do. The important point is that you must be given that opportunity in the first place.
If your neighbour has completed their work without serving notice they are by no means off the hook. They will still have a duty of care under common law to put right any damage that their works cause.
The courts have taken a dim view of Building Owners that proceed with work without serving notice and go on to cause damage to a neighbour's property. In one noteworthy case, known as Roadrunner Properties Limited v John Dean the judge made it clear that the Building Owner should not gain advantage by his failure to comply with the statutory requirements. In light of this he decided that the burden should be on the Building Owner to disprove a link between the damage and the work instead of the reverse which would be the normal position at common law.
So Building Owners, think twice before ignoring The Party Wall Act.


There will be days when the bass will hit everything and nothing. The key is experimentation. Keep changing patterns and probing different levels of the water column and you will connect.
Remember conditions can change drastically in short order, throughout the day. Check here for information on basic fly tying techniques and tips.
Every smallmouth fisherman should consider these flies in their fly box.
You can easily get by with one flybox full of a variety of flies (easy for me to say).
Traditional trout flies, including terrestrials such as hoppers and ants.


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WTO - Where the Narendra Modi Government Could Have Done Better, Much Better
Not talking is not the same thing as not communicating. Narendra Modi and his team should have taken the nation and the world into confidence about the WTO-TFA – India imbroglio
Chitra Subramaniam | The News Minute | August 2, 2014 | 08:32 am IST Between large sections mostly in the western media, diplomats, NGOs and trade-watchers in Geneva, London, Brussels and Washington calling India a party-spoiler for the collapsed World Trade Organisation's (WTO) talks and US lawmaker John Kerry and his team upping the ante in New Delhi calling India's stance disappointing, fell Prime Minister Narendra Modi's silence. For a Prime Minister who secured such a massive mandate underwritten by aspirations for jobs, employment, commercial diplomacy and India's place in the sun, the absence of any engagement with people and media in the run-up and during the WTO talks was deafening. The News Minute (TNM) had taken the position that more than the BRICS summit in Fortaleza (Brazil) last month, a serious test of the Modi government's resolve to drive its commercial trade policy would be the subject of international scrutiny beginning with the TFA tangle at the WTO. The positioning was obviously thought through, but it was not shared adequately – in fact it was not shared at all. Nature abhors a vacuum and in the absence of sustained briefings, noise and thunder filled wires and websites suggesting that the world was about to fall apart if India didn't sign up. By the end of this week, there were stories that the United State (US) and the European Union (EU), miffed at India, had gone off on their own with a few countries that included Norway, Australia and Switzerland, implying that India had missed some boat. Countries and blocs negotiate with each other all the time and no one including the obdurate can ignore a market the size of India. But there was widespread public perception that India was being petulant. The Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) is not rocket science and at the heart of the problem is the gap between India's policies and how they are structured versus those of the WTO, its structure and timetable. Much of the spade-work for rationalizing these policies was done by the last round of trade talks, the Uruguay Round and there was space for India to maneuver. Except that food prices have soared since baselines have been set and India now has a Food Subsidy Bill (FSB) written into national laws. The types of changes that must now be made require time, maybe even a decade and both the US and the EU live that every day. Doesn't matter if they decided not to understand, but it should have been said and repeatedly said. The other part is that gains from the TFA - $1 trillion to the global markets and 20 million new jobs - have been grossly exaggerated as the pact proposes no solution either by way of incentives or reforms that require political will and not pure muscle. Instead of explaining this, New Delhi stuck its head in the sand, leaving the world to look at press releases and statements on government websites at a time when people were expecting the Union Trade Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, Union Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj and Prime Minister Narendra Modi to cut to chase, occupying the space that they had together cleared in Lok Sabha 2014, securing the confidence of Indians to lead not just in India, but abroad as well. What was woefully inadequate (and invisible) was a strategy to communicate once a day about progress or lack of it and the reasons for why India was asking for leeway and time. Not for a moment in this to suggest that New Delhi should have negotiated through the media, but leaving the world to interpret the talks was unwise. Multilateral trade talks are contracts between countries, something which trade, finance, commerce and foreign ministries in countries work at on a continuous basis. On a graph, a meeting such as the one that tanked in Geneva is a peak which will be followed by troughs. Anand Sharma, Union Commerce Minister in UPA 11 – which negotiated the TFA – used to talk to the media much too often to say make motherhood and apple pie-like statement about India never letting its farmers down. Sharma was no trade heavy-weight - in fact his predecessor Kamal Nath had more gravitas and kept the right people in the right places briefed, sometimes correctly. Not talking is not the same thing as not communicating. Narendra Modi and his team should have taken the nation and the world into confidence about the India-WTO-TFA imbroglio. Silence can be a negotiating strategy, but it cannot be a communication strategy.


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Chipotle has officially eliminated all artificial ingredients from its menu
After the food-safety scandals in 2015 that affected at least 491 people and the steady market decline that came with that, Chipotle Mexican Grill is getting a fresh start with a clean menu makeover in the hope to revive sales.
In an attempt to save the brand's reputation, Chipotle's founder and CEO Steve Ells announced a food safety rollout, favoring high-quality ingredients. For the past two years, the burrito chain has been working hard to eliminate all additives and preservatives from its menu and has now finally been able to achieve that goal.
"The way to grow the business is not through limited-time offers, extra value meals or menu proliferation with all kinds of new items," said Steve Ells in an interview. "For us, instead it's about improving the basic, wholesome ingredients." (RELATED: See FastFood.news for more coverage of the fast food industry.)
Serving better quality ingredients and preservative-free food
In a press release, Steve Ells explained that they have always used high-quality ingredients and prepared them using classic cooking techniques. He added that unlike other fast food chains, they never resorted to using added colors or flavors because they interfere with the taste of the food. Nonetheless, the commercially available tortillas they used were filled with dough conditioners and preservatives.
Therefore, Steve Ells has been on a mission to make a better tasting tortilla, made the way you would make them at home. In collaboration with wheat breeder Stephen Jones from the Bread Lab, Steve Ells finally managed to make a delicious, additive-free wrap. The flour tortillas now contain just five ingredients — flour, water, oil, salt, and yeast — while the corn tortillas have just two — corn masa and water.
Chipotle has whittled down the entire menu to just 51 different, wholesome ingredients including fresh organic produce and hormone-free meat. According to the company, the only preservatives left on the menu are lemon and lime juice. Things like distilled monoglycerides, sodium metabisulfite, propionic acid, and 13 other hard-to-pronounce ingredients are no longer to be found in their ingredients list.
As consumers turn away from processed foods, restaurants like Panera Bread, McDonald's, and Subway have also been on a mission to sell antibiotic- and additive-free foods to lure more health-conscious customers to their shops. Chipotle, however, is the first fast food chain to completely rid its food ingredients list of all additives, even the so-called "natural" versions of artificial additives.
The distinction between artificial and natural additives can be very confusing and misleading. While many people think that they are getting a 100 percent natural product, these "natural" additives are also made in the lab. Take French fries for example. Among other questionable ingredients, they often contain "natural beef flavor." Even though the flavoring does not include meat, the "natural" term can be used since the chemical is derived from plant material.
In a press release, Mark Crumpacker, Chief Marketing and Development Officer for Chipotle, said that rather than making the switch from artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners, and preservatives to "natural" alternatives, food chains should be asking themselves why their meals need all these extra ingredients in the first place.
If you prepare meals using fresh, wholesome ingredients and classic cooking techniques, the food will taste delicious without the need for any of these industrial flavor enhancers. That's why Chipotle's food is so delicious, Mark Crumpacker added. (RELATED: Learn more about clean, wholesome foods at Ingredients.news.)
While Chipotle's changes are a good start toward improving the nutritional values of fast food, the company's statement that it has eliminated all added colors, flavors, and preservatives should be taken with a grain of salt. The rule only applies to Chipotle-branded restaurants in the United States and the ingredients used in food preparations. Thus exempting all beverages sold at Chipotle from the no-additive promise.
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Startup company opens first restaurant that uses a transparent robot to serve the "world's freshest cheeseburger"
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The MASSIVE differences between healthy sea salt and unhealthy iodized, irradiated table salt
Canola oil is the margarine of yesteryear for uneducated health enthusiasts who have no idea it clogs blood and promotes dementia
Experts debate placing graphic warnings on sugary drinks
You won't believe what happens to your brain when you eat junk food
Researchers have determined that a typical high-fat western diet promotes the spread of prostate cancer
Shock claim: Diet sodas are putting your fertility at risk
Be informed: Comprehensive list of dangerous chemicals you must avoid
Proposed California law would make it illegal for restaurants to serve soda as the default beverage with kids' meals
The devastating effects of sugar: Our brain's rewards center begins to want only foods that are high in fats and carbs
Major global study determines 1 out of every 5 deaths is caused by poor diet
Eating fried food just twice per week increases your chance of early death
That coke could be ruining your chance of getting pregnant: Study concludes that drinking sugary fizzy drinks affect fertility
Six in 10 food ads on TV push junk food, new study finds
REVEALED: Six dangerous additives hiding in your food
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First national study finds that people who eat at their workstations are consuming empty calories that make them fat
Top 6 "other ingredients" found in common groceries that will ALARM you when you find out about their toxicity
Most Americans don't eat real food anymore; they consume cheap, lab-concocted, genetically modified, junk-science food-like "stuff"
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David Wildman specializes in complex transactions involving technology, intellectual property, and data. In this role, he regularly advises clients on issues relating to data commercialization, IP licensing, software development, and information technology services (such as cloud services, IT procurement, and outsourcing). Mr. Wildman, who is a registered Patent Attorney and former electrical engineer, also advises on the intellectual property aspects of mergers, acquisitions, and strategic investments. Mr. Wildman represents clients in a wide array of industries, including health technology, travel, and finance.
In addition to his broader practice, Mr. Wildman is a member of Covington's Digital Health Initiative. In that capacity, he counsels pharmaceutical, medical device, and technology companies on the complex commercial and intellectual property considerations that arise at the intersection of information technology, life sciences, and healthcare. These considerations include patient privacy and data security, ownership of data and derived insights, service levels, the development and exploitation of "Big Data" analytical tools and predictive models, and FDA-readiness, as well as other commercial issues that arise when entering into a partnership, collaboration or other strategic arrangement with participants in the digital health sector.
Mr. Wildman also has extensive experience in the management and strategic development of patent portfolios in a variety of technical disciplines, which he leverages to help clients develop holistic intellectual property strategies that align to business objectives.
Before joining the firm, Mr. Wildman worked at another leading law firm prosecuting patent applications in the U.S. and abroad, representing clients in post-grant proceedings at the United States Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO), conducting due diligence analyses, and rendering opinions on patent validity, infringement, and freedom-to-operate. Mr. Wildman holds a degree in Electrical Engineering from Columbia University and obtained his J.D. from New York University School of Law. Prior to his legal career, Mr. Wildman worked as a wireless design engineer in the mobile device industry.
GlaxoSmithKline on its multi-year drug target discovery and development collaboration with 23andMe.
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries in its strategic partnership with IBM, including the deployment of IBM's Watson Health Cloud as Teva's global patient technology platform.
American Airlines in technology and data distribution agreements with travel industry participants.
Various airlines in connection with agency agreements, data commercialization agreements, data distribution agreements, and IT services agreements.
A multinational biopharmaceutical company in connection with an acquisition of a biotechnology company specializing in CRISPR-based technologies for target discovery.
A major pharmaceutical company on its agreements relating to the sequencing of genomic data sets from the UK Biobank.
An emerging digital health company as product counsel for its cancer treatment platform, including the development of template partner and customer agreements.
A cloud services company, with a genome informatics and data management platform, in connection with a gene sequencing collaboration agreement, material transfer agreements and terms for data analytics challenges.
A subsidiary of a major pharmaceutical company in development and collaboration agreements with various EHR platform providers.
A pharmaceutical company in a data licensing agreement with a health analytics firm.
A biotech company in an intellectual property licensing agreement with a product manufacturer.
An aerospace company in a licensing dispute with a software vendor.
A travel industry client in connection with IP due diligence and technology transfer and licensing agreements.
Obtained Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) for a minor from El Salvador in removal proceedings.
Obtained cancellation of removal for a 30-year legal permanent resident in removal proceedings.
Advised a 501(c)(3) organization in connection with an agreement for customer relationship management (CRM) software and consulting services.
Advised the founder of a fitness company directed at low income individuals on corporate and intellectual property matters, including with respect to entity formation, trademark filings, client agreements, and publicity waivers.
Performed IP due diligence on behalf of an investor participating in a Series C funding round of a medical device company.
Facilitated the development of a global licensing program, involving thousands of IP assets, for a leading media company.
Represented a Fortune 500 company in an inter partes review at the USPTO.


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Sexy or scary? Photo by Helene Fischer divides the fans
If you believe the first lines of her latest Instagram post, it is Helene Fischer a real Christmas fan. On the first Sunday in Advent, the pop singer ("Breathless") turned via Instagram to their fans.
Even if everything is different this year, wrote Fischer: "Hopefully a few things will stay the same … Everything we do at this time should come from the heart in order to work on the heart. I wish you a nice 1st Advent. Your Helene".
The 36-year-old posted a black and white photo of herself in an evening dress. In the scene shown, she is sitting on a dark carousel horse, which has already had the best of times, because in some places the paint is visibly peeling.
The latest photo and more pictures of Helene Fischer:
This sight met with mixed feelings among her fans: "I think this horse is so scary. Help," commented one user. She quickly got a few likes and responses: "Not just you," replied another user. "I think so too. Is that an older picture?" Asked a third.
With the vast majority, the snapshot seems to be well received: The photo has been liked around 64,000 times so far. And the almost 1,500 comments were mostly positive: Many commented with one or more heart emojis or also wished the singer a nice first Advent.
33 facts about Helene Fischer:
Helene's favorite candy:
The blonde is a big fan of chocolate. She is particularly fond of dark chocolate with nuts. With "Marathon" she even dedicated a song to her favorite sin.
Helene's favorite color:
Helene's musical role model:
It's hard to believe, but Helene is a big fan of US pop star Pink. If you compare the bombastic stage shows of the two, then it actually fits together very well. But Celine Dion is also said to be very popular with Fischer.
Helenes Angst:
Helene Fischer loves to whirl through the air on stage. She rides a large kite over the audience or hangs upside down on a trapeze. But for them it has to be a great deal to overcome. Because actually Helene has a slight fear of heights.
Helene's height:
She's the greatest on stage. But if you look at it soberly, Helene Fischer is just 1.58 meters tall. It's amazing what power comes from such a small body.
Helenes Anzahl an Facebook-Fans:
Her fan base is also growing steadily on social media. Around 1.6 million followers have now left a "Like" on their official site. There are almost 700,000 followers on Instagram.
Helene's place of birth:
She always exudes a lot of warmth, but Helene was born in icy Siberia, to be precise in Krasnoyarsk, the third largest city in Siberia.
Helene's native name:
Jelena Petrovna Fischer.
Helene's charisma:
The "Playboy" wanted to know in a survey in 2015 who is the hottest singer in Germany? Surprise: 29.3 percent of all men named Helene Fischer.
Helenes Nervfaktor:
In the parallel survey of who is the most annoying singer in Germany, Helene Fischer also landed in first place.
Helene's favorite band:
It doesn't always have to be hits! In her private life, Helene Fischer likes to listen to rock numbers: Jon Bon Jovi or the Kings of Leon are very popular with her.
Helenes Double:
The most famous Helene Fischer double was probably Anni Perka, she was often booked at Schlager festivals. The management of the real fishermen liked it less. Anni Perka is now out and about as a pop singer under her own name.
Helene's best-selling album:
Most often her album "Farbenspiel" went over the counter.
Helene's first TV appearance:
In 2005 she appeared on television for the first time in front of an audience of millions in the show "Wedding Festival of Folk Music" by her ex-boyfriend Florian Silbereisen. Together with the moderator, she performed an operetta medley.
Helene's name when she first appeared on TV:
At that time she was not called on stage with Helene Fischer, but presented as Helen Fisher.
Helene's shock experience:
It is said that Helene Fischer would have seen herself on stage with songs in English. Her manager Uwe Kanthak is completely different. He told her that her future lay in German hits. In the early twenties Helene allegedly first of all tears.
Helene's first pocket money:
It was not immediately the music with which she earned her first thalers. At the age of 14, she is said to have helped harvest the grapes in the pouring rain.
Helene as a brand:
In October 2010 her name was officially registered as a trademark in the register of the German Patent Office. And with that you can now advertise very well – for coffee, herb butter, cars …
Helenes Duft:
On stage, Helene Fischer should smell of sweet sweat. But of course the pop singer also has her own perfume: "That's Me" and "Me, Myself & You" are the names of her fragrance experiences.
Helene's greatest wish:
At an album release party in Munich she said to the audience: "Children are the most wonderful things in life" and "One day I'll be mom too".
Helene's favorite animal:
In her tour booklet she gave the answer: "Horses are simply beautiful animals. They look so elegant and proud, but at the same time exude an incredible calm."
Helene's sister:
Our Schlagerqueen actually has a sister who is six years older than her. Her name is Erika, a business lawyer by profession. Helene described the relationship between the siblings as very good.
Helene's love life
Helene Fischer was in a relationship with the singer and presenter Florian Silbereisen for ten years. In autumn 2018, the couple's separation became known. The singer is now in a relationship with the dancer Thomas Seitel.
Helenes Beauty-Geheimnis:
"I apply a cooling eye gel and take a long shower, that's how I wake up," she once revealed to the leisure illustrator "at a glance".
Helenes größter Hit:
A song that divides the masses: "Breathless through the night" is undoubtedly Helene's mega-success. Curious: the catchy tune penned by Kristina Bach never made it to number one on the charts in Germany.
Helenes Engagement:
Since 2012, Helene has been a "guardian angel" in the "roterkeil.net" network. The association is committed to the fight against abuse of children.
Helene's faux pas:
In 2013 she was asked in an interview how the world stars that she invites to her shows work in different ways? Her answer: "Well, for example Andrea Bocelli doesn't work with prompters like Michael Bolton." Of course, the blind star tenor is also hard to read.
Helenes Make-up-Tipp:
"Work a lot with shades and highlights. For example, putting highlights in the corners of the eyes, on the bridge of the nose and on the cheekbones. This is how you conjure up wonderful freshness," she told the magazine "at a glance".
Helene's stage ritual:
Before each performance, Helene forms a circle with her musicians and dancers. "We all hold hands and encourage each other," she once said in an interview with WDR5.
Helene's impossible dream:
She would like to be a man for a day. "That would interest me very much," said Helene a few years ago in the Swiss "Blick". "Take a day to see what it feels like to be a real guy."
Helene's biggest international fan:
No one less than Robbie Williams came out as a fan of Helene Fischer. When the two met at Echo in 2013, the British pop star raved: "She has such freshness and warmth of heart. Very sexy, this lady."
Helene's favorite spice:
Ginger! "The tuber is an absolute all-purpose weapon – it warms the voice, helps with colds and supports the immune system," she once revealed in an interview with "eatsmarter".
Helene's favorite food:
Pasta and home cooking! In the same interview, she stated that she was "a real connoisseur". She loves "really good home cooking" and "pasta in all variations".
The traditional ZDF program "Die Helene Fischer Show "will run differently this year due to the corona pandemic: instead of a new edition of the format, it should look back on Christmas Day, according to the broadcaster Fisherman give personal highlights from previous years.
"The Helene Fischer Show – My most beautiful moments "can be seen on Friday, December 25th at 8:15 pm on ZDF.
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Mental Health Care & AddictionTopeka JUMP
Honoring Black History: How Topeka JUMP aims to make systemic changes
By justinFebruary 3, 2022May 4th, 2022No Comments
By Tiffany Littler, KSNT
TOPEKA (KSNT) – For the past decade, a Topeka nonprofit has worked with people in the Capital City, identifying injustices they see in the community and trying to make systemic changes.
Since 2012, Topeka Justice Unity & Ministry Project, or JUMP, has worked to be a voice for marginalized groups and to fight for justice. They focus on a number of areas to better the community. One topic specifically is mental health. It's no secret the COVID-19 pandemic impacted many people's mental health.
"I think it's been difficult for all of us and all of us have gone through some things emotionally and mentally," said Pastor Raymond Berry of Gethsemane Worship Center. "So what we have had to do, we've had to make some adjustments in the way we do things."
Pastor Berry said Topeka JUMP is hands on but like most of us, they had to move to Zoom. This allowed them to continue to meet and try to come up with solutions to keep things going and to keep each other safe.
Even through these changes, he said Topeka JUMP has continued to grow and found out that even through the pandemic there's a real hunger for justice and a desire to take action. Topeka JUMP has what they call "house meetings," where people come together to voice their concerns.
"In the process of our listening, our house meetings, it seemed like mental health continued to come up and not just mental health, but mental health crisis, and how there's not enough services to meet those needs," Berry said.
He said because there's not enough needs in the community, many times they end up in jail since there's nowhere else to put them because there's no resources to take care of their mental health. And unfortunately, many times it's people of color who end up in those situations.
Topeka JUMP estimates about 8,500 Topekans are struggling with addiction. They said a major barrier to overcoming addiction is social support, reliable employment and stable housing. That's why they work to expand Oxford Houses in Shawnee County, which is a low-cost home helping addicts prevent relapse.
In October 2021, a proposal was approved, allowing 14 new Oxford Houses with 100 new beds to be built over the next two years.
"We're taking this seriously and our voices are not going to be stopped," Berry said. "We're letting them know we're not a fly by night organization, but we're here to stay."
That proposal shows just how important it is to have meetings like their Nehemiah Action meetings. Topeka JUMP encourages the public to voice their concerns.
"If they could just meet us there, that sends a message to those public officials, this is something we need to be working on, something that needs to be resolved," Berry said.
The next meeting will be at 7 p.m. Monday, May 9 at Lee Arena on Washburn University's campus. These meetings allow congregations, the public and public officials to look at problems and solutions when it comes to mental health.
Topeka JUMP encourages those who are struggling right now to reach out to them.
"You're not in it alone. There are different people that are trying to work on this issue," Berry said. "There are people that are trying to come up with solutions to help you as you walk through your crisis. We don't want to see individuals because of the lack of resources end up in jail and not receive the treatment that they need."
Topeka JUMP said they're always accepting donations. If you'd like to donate, or just want more information about the organization, click here to go to their website or here to their Facebook page.
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import unittest
import pytz
import pysnow
from datetime import datetime as dt

from pysnow.exceptions import (
    QueryEmpty,
    QueryExpressionError,
    QueryMissingField,
    QueryMultipleExpressions,
    QueryTypeError,
)

class TestQueryBuilder(unittest.TestCase):
    def test_query_no_expression(self):
        q = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test")
        self.assertRaises(QueryEmpty, q.__str__)

    def test_query_no_query(self):
        q = pysnow.QueryBuilder()
        self.assertRaises(QueryEmpty, q.__str__)

    def test_query_unexpected_logical(self):
        q = pysnow.QueryBuilder()
        self.assertRaises(QueryExpressionError, q.AND)

    def test_query_expression_no_field(self):
        q = pysnow.QueryBuilder()
        self.assertRaises(QueryMissingField, q.equals, "test")

    def test_query_no_field_expression(self):
        q = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").equals("test").AND().field("test")
        self.assertRaises(QueryExpressionError, q.__str__)

    def test_query_field_multiple_expressions(self):
        q = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").equals("test")
        self.assertRaises(QueryMultipleExpressions, q.between, 1, 2)

    def test_query_unfinished_logical(self):
        q = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").equals("test").AND()
        self.assertRaises(QueryMissingField, q.__str__)

    def test_query_logical_and(self):
        # Make sure AND() operator between expressions works
        q = (
            pysnow.QueryBuilder()
            .field("test")
            .equals("test")
            .AND()
            .field("test2")
            .equals("test")
        )
        self.assertEqual(str(q), "test=test^test2=test")

    def test_query_logical_or(self):
        # Make sure OR() operator between expressions works
        q = (
            pysnow.QueryBuilder()
            .field("test")
            .equals("test")
            .OR()
            .field("test2")
            .equals("test")
        )
        self.assertEqual(str(q), "test=test^ORtest2=test")

    def test_query_logical_nq(self):
        # Make sure NQ() operator between expressions works
        q = (
            pysnow.QueryBuilder()
            .field("test")
            .equals("test")
            .NQ()
            .field("test2")
            .equals("test")
        )
        self.assertEqual(str(q), "test=test^NQtest2=test")

    def test_query_order_descending(self):
        # :meth:`order_descending` should generate ORDERBYDESC<field>
        q = (
            pysnow.QueryBuilder()
            .field("foo")
            .equals("bar")
            .AND()
            .field("foo2")
            .order_descending()
        )
        self.assertEqual(str(q), "foo=bar^ORDERBYDESCfoo2")

    def test_query_order_ascending(self):
        # :meth:`order_descending` should generate ORDERBY<field>
        q = (
            pysnow.QueryBuilder()
            .field("foo")
            .equals("bar")
            .AND()
            .field("foo2")
            .order_ascending()
        )
        self.assertEqual(str(q), "foo=bar^ORDERBYfoo2")

    def test_query_cond_between(self):
        # Make sure between with str arguments fails
        q1 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test")
        self.assertRaises(QueryTypeError, q1.between, "test", "test")

        # Make sure between with int arguments works
        q2 = str(pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").between(1, 2))
        self.assertEqual(str(q2), "testBETWEEN1@2")

        start = dt(1970, 1, 1)
        end = dt(1970, 1, 2)

        # Make sure between with dates works
        q2 = str(pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").between(start, end))
        self.assertEqual(
            str(q2),
            'testBETWEENjavascript:gs.dateGenerate("1970-01-01 00:00:00")'
            '@javascript:gs.dateGenerate("1970-01-02 00:00:00")',
        )

    def test_query_cond_starts_with(self):
        # Make sure type checking works
        q1 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test")
        self.assertRaises(QueryTypeError, q1.starts_with, 1)

        # Make sure a valid operation works
        q2 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").starts_with("val")
        self.assertEqual(str(q2), "testSTARTSWITHval")

    def test_query_cond_ends_with(self):
        # Make sure type checking works
        q1 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test")
        self.assertRaises(QueryTypeError, q1.ends_with, 1)

        # Make sure a valid operation works
        q2 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").ends_with("val")
        self.assertEqual(str(q2), "testENDSWITHval")

    def test_query_cond_contains(self):
        # Make sure type checking works
        q1 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test")
        self.assertRaises(QueryTypeError, q1.contains, 1)

        # Make sure a valid operation works
        q2 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").contains("val")
        self.assertEqual(str(q2), "testLIKEval")

    def test_query_cond_not_contains(self):
        # Make sure type checking works
        q1 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test")
        self.assertRaises(QueryTypeError, q1.not_contains, 1)

        # Make sure a valid operation works
        q2 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").not_contains("val")
        self.assertEqual(str(q2), "testNOT LIKEval")

    def test_query_cond_is_empty(self):
        # Make sure a valid operation works
        q = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").is_empty()

        self.assertEqual(str(q), "testISEMPTY")

    def test_query_cond_is_not_empty(self):
        # Make sure a valid operation works
        q = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").is_not_empty()

        self.assertEqual(str(q), "testISNOTEMPTY")

    def test_query_cond_equals(self):
        # Make sure type checking works
        q1 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test")
        self.assertRaises(QueryTypeError, q1.equals, dt)

        # Make sure a valid operation works (str)
        q2 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").equals("test")
        self.assertEqual(str(q2), "test=test")

        # Make sure a valid operation works (list)
        q3 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").equals(["foo", "bar", 1])
        self.assertEqual(str(q3), "testINfoo,bar,1")

    def test_query_cond_not_equals(self):
        # Make sure type checking works
        q1 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test")
        self.assertRaises(QueryTypeError, q1.not_equals, dt)

        # Make sure a valid operation works (str)
        q2 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").not_equals("test")
        self.assertEqual(str(q2), "test!=test")

        # Make sure a valid operation works (list)
        q3 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").not_equals(["foo", "bar"])
        self.assertEqual(str(q3), "testNOT INfoo,bar")

    def test_query_cond_greater_than(self):
        # Make sure type checking works
        q1 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test")
        self.assertRaises(QueryTypeError, q1.greater_than, "a")

        # Make sure a valid operation works
        q2 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").greater_than(1)
        self.assertEqual(str(q2), "test>1")

        # Make sure naive dates are assumed as UTC
        q3 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").greater_than(dt(2016, 2, 1))
        self.assertEqual(str(q3), "test>2016-02-01 00:00:00")

        # Make sure tz-aware dates are converted to UTC (UTC+1)
        q4 = (
            pysnow.QueryBuilder()
            .field("test")
            .greater_than(dt(2016, 2, 1, 3, tzinfo=pytz.FixedOffset(60)))
        )
        self.assertEqual(str(q4), "test>2016-02-01 02:00:00")

    def test_query_cond_greater_than_or_equal(self):
        # Make sure type checking works
        q1 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test")
        self.assertRaises(QueryTypeError, q1.greater_than_or_equal, "a")

        # Make sure a valid operation works
        q2 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").greater_than_or_equal(1)
        self.assertEqual(str(q2), "test>=1")

        # Make sure naive dates are assumed as UTC
        q3 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").greater_than_or_equal(dt(2016, 2, 1))
        self.assertEqual(str(q3), "test>=2016-02-01 00:00:00")

        # Make sure tz-aware dates are converted to UTC (UTC+1)
        q4 = (
            pysnow.QueryBuilder()
            .field("test")
            .greater_than_or_equal(dt(2016, 2, 1, 3, tzinfo=pytz.FixedOffset(60)))
        )
        self.assertEqual(str(q4), "test>=2016-02-01 02:00:00")

    def test_query_cond_less_than(self):
        # Make sure type checking works
        q1 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test")
        self.assertRaises(QueryTypeError, q1.less_than, "a")

        # Make sure a valid operation works
        q2 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").less_than(1)
        self.assertEqual(str(q2), "test<1")

        # Make sure naive dates are assumed as UTC
        q3 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").less_than(dt(2016, 2, 1))
        self.assertEqual(str(q3), "test<2016-02-01 00:00:00")

        # Make sure tz-aware dates are converted to UTC (UTC+1)
        q3 = (
            pysnow.QueryBuilder()
            .field("test")
            .less_than(dt(2016, 2, 1, 3, tzinfo=pytz.FixedOffset(60)))
        )
        self.assertEqual(str(q3), "test<2016-02-01 02:00:00")

    def test_query_cond_less_than_or_equal(self):
        # Make sure type checking works
        q1 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test")
        self.assertRaises(QueryTypeError, q1.less_than_or_equal, "a")

        # Make sure a valid operation works
        q2 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").less_than_or_equal(1)
        self.assertEqual(str(q2), "test<=1")

        # Make sure naive dates are assumed as UTC
        q3 = pysnow.QueryBuilder().field("test").less_than_or_equal(dt(2016, 2, 1))
        self.assertEqual(str(q3), "test<=2016-02-01 00:00:00")

        # Make sure tz-aware dates are converted to UTC (UTC+1)
        q3 = (
            pysnow.QueryBuilder()
            .field("test")
            .less_than_or_equal(dt(2016, 2, 1, 3, tzinfo=pytz.FixedOffset(60)))
        )
        self.assertEqual(str(q3), "test<=2016-02-01 02:00:00")

    def test_complex_query(self):
        start = dt(2016, 2, 1)
        end = dt(2016, 2, 10)

        q = (
            pysnow.QueryBuilder()
            .field("f1")
            .equals("val1")
            .AND()
            .field("f2")
            .between(start, end)
            .NQ()
            .field("f3")
            .equals("val3")
        )

        self.assertEqual(
            str(q),
            'f1=val1^f2BETWEENjavascript:gs.dateGenerate("2016-02-01 00:00:00")'
            '@javascript:gs.dateGenerate("2016-02-10 00:00:00")^NQf3=val3',
        )


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Q: Subset Sum recursive Java I'm sorry for being dumb, but can you please explain the last recursive lines to me in plain English:
public static void find(int[] A, int currSum, int index, int sum,
        int[] solution) {
    if (currSum == sum) {
        System.out.println("\nSum found");
        for (int i = 0; i < solution.length; i++) {
            if (solution[i] == 1) {
                System.out.print("  " + A[i]);
            }
        }

    } else if (index == A.length) {
        return;
    } else {
        solution[index] = 1;// select the element
        currSum += A[index];
        find(A, currSum, index + 1, sum, solution);
        currSum -= A[index];
        solution[index] = 0;// do not select the element
        find(A, currSum, index + 1, sum, solution);
    }
    return;
}

From what I understand the first recursion adds up all the numbers up to 13. After it marks the last index (4 in this case) as 0 and it substracts it from the sum.
After that it's pretty foggy for me.
Thanks in advance!

A: If we will look at this example: A = [1,2,3], sum = 3:

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*The first recursion will find that index 0 and 1 will sum up to 3. So they will be printed. This recursion will continue to another recursion, but curSum will be 3, so we will return from it. currSum -= A[index] will reduce 2 from currSum (because A[1] = 2). The reason for that is that you want to check the first element (zero indexed) with the third element (maybe both of them, without the second, can sum up to 3). You are doing also solution[index] = 0 because you want to ignore A[1] from the printing. The last thing is the 'second' recursion in the code (but not in order of execution) find(A, 1, 1 + 1, 3, solution); and it continues with this logic.

Try to do it on a simple, small and relevant example. Exact like my example here. Write it on paper and "enter" by yourself to all the recursions there. Draw it like a tree and go up in the tree every time you see a return statement.
Hope it will help you (It will also convince you why there is so much work there that you can eliminate by using dynamic programming).

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An Irish Lullaby Receives National Recognition Through the Independent Press Award!
May 15, 2019 /0 Comments/in Press /by Louis Manzo
Glen Ridge, NJ – The Independent Press Award recognized An Irish Lullaby in the category of Religious Fiction as a Distinguished Favorite Award Winner.
The competition is judged by experts from different aspects of the book industry, including publishers, writers, book cover designers and professional copywriters. Selected Award Winners and Distinguished Favorites are based on overall excellence.
An Irish Lullaby depicts humanties' search for relevancy and fulfillment, set against the backdrop one of the most controversial, moral, and burning social/cultural issues of our time, abortion. Read more
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His first book was on the environment. The second was a smash hit smashing Chris Christie. His third book — and first novel — brings him back to his Jersey City West Side neighborhood, where he nurtured his Catholic faith at St. Aloysius Church, right at the mouth of the entrance to Lincoln Park.
Former Jersey City resident Lou Manzo, who served as a Hudson County freeholder and a state assemblyman, has written his first novel — and third book — "An Irish Lullaby," which brings him back to his local roots. Now a resident of Belmar, he's pictured there at the Church of St. Rose. (Rev. Alexander Santora)
"An Irish Lullaby" tells the story of the fictional Rev. Sean O'Connor, now 75, a former pastor of St. Aloysius who's back for a second assignment at the tail end of his career. The new pastor is a monsignor, a rank O'Connor never reached. A cast of memorable characters fills out the storyline: a Catholic deacon and his wife, staff members of the local Planned Parenthood, a rabbi, and the first Italian – it's about time – archbishop of Newark, Mario Scaponi. Read more
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Home » Take the Lemon » Hate? Seriously?
Okay, so I've been wondering.
Everyone's sometimes got a bad day, alright. Sometimes there are people annoying us and sometimes we're just so stressed that there is nothing else to do than scream at someone or (preferably) something to get it off our heads. It makes us feel better and hopefully we can ignore whatever made us angry in the first place.
There also are trolls everywhere (especially on the internet) who just want to annoy either everybody else or just a specific someone who they don't like and want to see crying or screaming as well. At least this is what I suspect. I dunno what happens inside the heads of trolls.
Some people (in every community) just seem to love insulting others, flaming them, making them feel bad. But seriously, what's the point? I mean, it doesn't solve the problem, it's no constructive criticism and it won't make the victim change their opinion or whatever the reason was. All it does is hurt the victim (or they don't even care – that would be pro) and simply annoy everyone else.
For me personally there is a limit that I wouldn't want to break because I don't want to make others feel sad. Of course there is a huge difference between hate and sarcasm or irony which might make the "victim" feel kind of stupid. Irony is not meant as a weapon in my view, it's rather an instrument of humor to break the ice or show a connection of some sort. I wouldn't use it on people that I don't know yet, people who I cannot take the measure of. Sometimes this making fun of is going too far and you'd still hurt someone even though you didn't mean to.
What I meant in this article was the open hate some people love using to humiliate others. I simply don't understand why you would do that. You cannot estimate how much the other person might get hurt or maybe not care at all. But there is just no positive aspect of insulting at all. Seriously, none.
The good thing is, there's an easy way to let these haters run into a wall by not caring at all (that rhymed, yay! Wall and all? Oh, come on!). It sounds so easy but it needs some training! It will probably disappoint them if they notice the victim doesn't give a damn about what they are babbling. You might even be tempted to make fun of them and turn the tables! But be careful. We wouldn't want to hurt them … !


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A seminar on Vision 2022
Vision 2022: The Upcoming Professions of 21st Century' was organized by University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES) at India Habitat Centre, Delhi on 24th Feb 2018. The aim of the seminar was to throw a spotlight on the specialized skill sets that the recruiters will be looking for in the student candidates in the next decade and beyond.
Mr. Rituraj Juneja, Director, UPES was one of the honourable speakers at the event. The Vision 22 talk was focused on the change that will be seen in the job market in the coming years. What will be the new kind of jobs and in which sector will see the most changes? Will some sectors also die in the process? As the new jobs, unheard of in the present, will dominate the market and the modern capitalistic world, will the modern generation of students be ready to conquer them? What will be the skills expected of an employee to perform these new jobs? Are modern schools and colleges ready to impart these new skill sets to the students? And what will be the fine employability qualities that will ensure that they are hired by the top-notch companies?
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Khaitan Public School is already involved in serious efforts to ready the students for the modern world. Moving away from sincerely academic pedagogic techniques of the past, the school is leading a revolution in modern education by giving significance to promoting 'empathy', 'compassion', 'hunger for knowledge' and 'rationality' in all students. Nurturing the students since pre-primary level, the school has adopted Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum for the Pre-Primary students and International Primary Curriculum for Primary Students. The school also focuses on innumerable focussed programs in varied fields of education and co-curricular programs since early childhood to senior secondary education.


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Historical revisionism in Hollywood
With Mahrukh and Che in India, I'm spending most of my evenings watching movies and I've seen nearly all the Oscar contenders for the Best Picture category. This evening I saw The Darkest Hour.
It's a fine film. It shows the gritty determination of Winston Churchill, one of the tallest leaders of the 20th century, a leader responsible to a large extent in keeping the morale of the people of the Allied countries, when Hitler's rampaging armed forces ravaged Europe.
Gary Oldman, who enacts the role of the British Prime Minister, does justice to him by a fine performance that on occasions slips into unnecessary and incongruous levity.
In a particularly poignant scene in the film, Churchill, while he is being forced to negotiate peace with Hitler by his colleagues in the war cabinet Chamberlin and Halifax, takes a tube ride to gauge the public mood.
The British Prime Minister discovers that the common Englishman and Englishwoman have no desire to broker peace with Hitler, and everyone is willing to die for the country. Churchill begins to recite Thomas Babington Macaulay's classic poem Lays of Ancient Rome (which incidentally Macaulay wrote while in India).
"…To every man upon this earth
Death cometh soon or late.
And how can man die better
Than facing fearful odds,
For the ashes of his fathers,
And the temples of his Gods..."
This poem is a classic of the British Empire.
The filmmaker Joe Wright takes some liberty in showing a black Londoner reciting along with the Prime Minister. I doubt very much if this actually happened, not the interaction between Churchill and Londoners in the tube, but that among those common people was a black person aware of Macaulay's poem. This is historical revisionism at best (worst?).
The fact is that both Churchill and Macaulay were products of their age (they were not contemporaries) and both were deeply conservative, with little or no regard for any race other than their own. Both had extremely inimical relations with India and Indians and both considered Indians to be inferior if not entirely despicable.
Macaulay (in)famously proclaimed, "I am quite ready to take the Oriental learning at the valuation of the Orientalists themselves. I have never found one among them who could deny that a single shelf of a good European library was worth the whole native literature of India and Arabia."
And Churchill, of course, could just not tolerate Indians, and especially Gandhi. He exclaimed in despair, "It is alarming and also nauseating to see Mr. Gandhi, a seditious middle temple lawyer, now posing as a fakir of a type well known in the east, striding half-naked up the steps of the viceregal palace, while he is still organizing and conducting a defiant campaign of civil disobedience, to parley on equal terms with the representative of the king-emperor."
Churchill is held responsible for the Bengal famine of the 1940s, when he was famously losing to Hitler while fighting him in the air, on the beaches, on the landing grounds, in the fields, in the streets in the hills – everywhere except in the battlefield.
In her seminal book of 2010, Churchill's Secret War: The British Empire and the Ravaging of India during World War II, Madhushree Mukherjee claims that Churchill ignored pleas for emergency food aid for millions in Bengal left to starve as their rice paddies were turned over to jute for sandbag production and supplies of rice from Burma stopped after Japanese occupation. Between one and three million died of hunger in 1943.
Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk, which is poetry on celluloid, and, in my view, one of the finest war films ever made, is unfortunately also racially blind, and therefore, imprecise historically.
Historical revisionism was the bane of the communists at one time, but that seems to be becoming all-pervasive in Hollywood.
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Alzheimer's Disease Symptoms
By Dr. Ananya Mandal, MDReviewed by Sally Robertson, B.Sc.
As a progressive condition, Alzheimer's disease symptoms develop gradually and become more severe over time.In many people, symptoms can take as long as ten years to become severe enough to cause concern.
The exact cause of Alzheimer's disease is not clearly understood, but patients with the condition have been found to have abnormal protein deposits (amyloid plaques) in their brains, along with fibres called tau tangles and a chemical called acetylcholine. These disrupt neuronal messaging in the brain and eventually cause damage to areas of the brain that affects memory and cognitive processing.
Due to the slow, progressive nature of this disease, it often goes unrecognized in the early stages. Dementia and memory problems are often considered a normal part of aging and there is no one test that can diagnosis Alzheimer's disease. However, an early diagnosis can help people to plan and prepare for the future, so people suspected of having the condition should be supported in seeking medical advice.
The first symptom is usually a minor affect on the memory, with an individual tending to forget about a recent conversation, event or the name of an object or place, for example. Gradually, memory problems worsen and other symptoms start to develop such as confusion, increased aggression or other personality changes. The affected individual may also experience hallucinations and difficulty with language and speech. As the condition worsens, the patient eventually finds it difficult to move around independently and becomes dependent on caregivers in their day-to-day living.
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A more detailed description of the various symptoms that may be seen during the different stages of Alzheimer's progression, is given below.
Early stages
The main symptom is decline in memory and a person may fail to remember recent conversations or events
Forgetting the names of objects or places
Forgetting when they last said something and repeating themselves
Individuals at this stage of disease may also demonstrate poor judgement and decision making and show a lack of interest in things. Mood changes such as increased anxiety or confusion may also occur.
Memory problems become more severe and the patient may even fail to recognise family members or friends. Other symptoms include:
Obsessive and repetitive behavior
Disorientation and tendency to forget where they are or why
Disrupted sleep
Mood swings and increasing feelings of anxiety and depression
Poor judgement of distance
Poor vision
By this stage, the patient usually requires day-to-day assistance with carrying out tasks such as washing, dressing, eating and using the toilet.
Later stage
Symptoms eventually become severe and can be extremely distressing for both the patient and their family and friends.
Hallucination and delusional thinking may worsen, with the patient becoming aggressive and suspicious of people around them. At this stage, patients often pose a danger to themselves and require full-time care.
Difficult moving around independently
Speech loss
Significant decline in both short- and long-term memory
Neglect of personal hygiene
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