This is the journey of self discovery through love, break up and much more. Set in the 1990s. this is the story of Rita who falls in love with Manav to soon be separated from him. The story traces her journey of heart break and what it leads her to.
Very Good Content & Story.
excellent Script, Must Read book.
I found this book to be an absolute delight. The style of writing, the characters, the theme and the flow of words are all perfect and engaging.
I found a freshness in the writing style. The characters are very impressive and so is the story. I would like to read the whole story to find out how Rita's life shapes up.
This is a star performer for me. A real cruise into the 'journey of life' as the author described it very aptly. I am looking forward to reading the whole story and find out what happens next.
The story is very mundane, I would have given it a half star, if it was available on BGB.
I congratulate the writer for this impressive style of writing. The story touches the heart with its detailed nuances, the pieces about the fridge magnets, the jammed printer and the heavy handbag are so realistic that they make you think twice about your own life.
I am finding this story to be very motivating as it builds up. I am anxious to know what happens to Rita next and how does her life shape up . The story would help those who have been through a breakup or have been unlucky in love.
"Cruise to Life" is a very engaging story with an engrossing theme. The little details about the characters and their thoughts are worth reading. The flow of the story gets full marks from me. I cannot wait to find out what happens next in the story.
The characters are well developed with a very strong conviction. The story line is also intriguing and wants you craving for more. I have seen a well composed book after a long time.
The characters are built up with great detailing and precision which makes the story very interesting and keeps the reader deeply engaged. The 'carrying of dead weight' and 'printer getting jammed' are very real life relevant experiences which make the story very interesting. Looking forward to reading the whole book.
A very engaging and impressive style of writing. I was flowing with the theme and the characters throughout the three chapters . I am eager to know what happens next.
A little confused that its overcast as they drive towards the dock and then the sun shines upon the waves. Otherwise, characters are interesting. The timeline again needs to be thought out better.
Dear Lesley, thanks for the update. The regular overcast followed by sunshine was a common feature near the ocean I had visited .
A bit confusing but hope things get sorted soon.
I am a little confused though, about how Rita, Goldie, Jolly and Shipra can be friends who grew up together since Rita seems a lot older than Shipra (Rita's been working for a decade and a half while Shipra is a post grad student? I get the feeling there is at least 10 years between them?).
Also nothing much seems to happen in the third chapter (at least when compared to the first two). The pace seems to drag a little once the group gets on to the ship.
I would like to suggest the author to read two books currently on BGB.
You can learn to give a pace to your story from the above two.Good effort even though.
Very nice story. Interested to know what happens to Rita.
Fast paced, compels you to turn the page, read further!
Thanks for the encouraging feedback Ruchi. I am also thankful for the feedback on 'show and tell' which I am going to incorporate in my works.
Keeps the reader engrossed. However the real test is how the story progresses. The synopsis gives equal weightage to both the sisters but the summary says its a story about the elder one. I would love tp read further to understand how the author etches out her character.
Analogies are mostly good. However that bit where she greets the caller with a Hi Manav seems to be a bit out of place. Probably the writer could include one two lines prior to it so that it becomes clear that she is immersed in Manav s thoughts.
Overall good effort but please put up more chapters. Love and my best wishes. Keep writing!!
Thank you so much for posting your review. I am glad that you liked the writing style. We have a limitation of 3 chapters but I do hope you can get to read the full book soon. Appreciate your comments and will take care about the points highlighted by you.
Lovely story, enjoyed a lot reading these chapters. Must publish.
Very impressive writing and an equally impressive story. I cannot wait to read the whole book.
Very well written. Good choice of words !!
A very interesting story. The flow of words kept me engrossed. Another awesome work by the author. I found the storyline and the writing very impressive. I just cannot wait to read the whole story.


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An expert city guide will accompany you on a tour of Piazza dei Miracoli. The tour will include entrance to the famous leaning tower, a visit to the baptistery and Monumental Cemetery and a tour of the cathedral and its interiors.
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Enjoy a guided tour of Piazza dei Miracoli in Pisa
Take advantage of skip-the-line entry and climb the 294 steps of the tower
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Pisa is one of the most visited cities in Tuscany and is famous for its leaning tower. The beautiful Piazza dei Miracoli is among the most beautiful monumental complexes in the world. The town's most prosperous period was undoubtedly the 12th-century and this is witnessed by the urban shape of the old town centre with its many buildings, squares and alleyways that run along the river Arno, which was for centuries the major communication route.
It has always been an estuary town and was already an important naval base in Roman times, intensifying trade in the Mediterranean. Pisa is also famous for one of the most prestigious higher learning institutions of Europe: the Scuola Normale Superiore.
A knowledgeable city guide will accompany you on the visit to the interior of the Pisa Cathedral and the exterior of the leaning tower and Monumental Cemetery. Afterwards, you'll have the opportunity to climb the leaning tower. At the end of the tour you will also have free time to wander around the square and take plenty of pictures.
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SCHOOL BUSES IN Bernalillo, New Mexico, carry baby seats, and the high school recently opened an in-house creche. Ideally, town elders would prefer teenage students not to get pregnant in the first place. Alas, unplanned teen pregnancies are more common among Hispanics than in any other group in America. They are most prevalent in rural areas, and strongly associated with childhood poverty.
Small, drab Bernalillo is mostly Latino, poor and surrounded by mile upon mile of desert scrub. In the past three years a total of 39 teenagers have fallen pregnant while at high school, earning them a place in a programme, NM Grads, that helps students with babies complete their education. So far 14 have graduated. Dropping out is bad news in a town where without a diploma "you can't even get a job in a fast-food restaurant," says Rebecca Cost, a teacher who runs the NM Grads centre.
Motherhood can easily prove overwhelming for students. Most lack transport, so if they are late for the bus they miss school. Some have boyfriends at the school, who are offered fatherhood classes and prodded to help care for their baby. The programme offers support with schoolwork, lessons in child care, financial literacy classes and free birth control to forestall further pregnancies.


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Celebrating Excellence at CPD – 2017-2018 Award Winners
Each year, CPD recognizes excellence in research, scholarship, innovation, teamwork and long term commitment to continuing education for faculty at the University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine.
This year seven awards were distributed. We are pleased to share the names and accomplishments of the 2017-2018 winners. Congratulations!
Colin Woolf Awards
Excellence in Program Development and Coordination
Sanjeev Sockalingam, Associate Professor, Psychiatry; Project Team
Medical Psychiatry Collaborative Care Certificate (MP3C)
Long Term Contributions to Continuing Professional Development
Ivan Silver, Professor, Psychiatry
Colin Woolf Award for Sustained Excellence in Teaching of CPD
Andrea Waddell, Assistant Professor, Psychiatry
Fred Fallis Award in Online Learning Award
Kathy Boutis, Associate Professor, Paediatrics
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UT Department of Psychiatry Biaber Project
Ivan Silver Innovation Award
Simulation-Based Learning for Methadone Prescribing Skills
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Dr. Ivan Silver is an internationally respected leader in interprofessional education and collaboration, continuing professional development, and faculty development. Over the last 10 years, Dr. Silver has served to further amplify both the presence and importance of CPD scholarship and the international reputations of the institutions in which he has worked – namely, the University of Toronto's Continuing Professional Development (CPD), the Centre for Faculty Development and the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.
He was the inaugural Vice-President of Education at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) from 2012-2018. Prior to this he was the Vice-Dean of CEPD (2005-2011) and the inaugural director of the Centre for Faculty Development in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto (2002-2009).
Dr. Silver is a Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Toronto, and a geriatric psychiatrist in the outpatient department at CAMH. He continues his impactful education research and scholarship in the areas of feedback, professionalism, life-long learning, the imposter syndrome and continuing professional and faculty development.


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gate was built in 1986, it was the center of a cultural community bustling with Chinese grocery stores, businesses and restaurants. Now, 25 years later, the gate is one of the few remaining symbols of the neighborhood's history.
Harlan Luck still remembers the rainy day in November 1986 when Portland's Chinatown gate was dedicated. "We were sitting in the stands, and it sprinkled on us," he recalled. "I was proud to be involved."
Luck, now 82, was the structural engineer on the gate, ensuring it was stable and could withstand earthquakes and strong wind. Saturday, Luck and others who constructed the gate will return to Northwest Fourth Avenue and West Burnside Street to celebrate. Ivy Lin, a member of Friends of Portland Chinatown, said when the group planned a new year celebration at the gate, they didn't immediately realize it was the gate's 25th anniversary.
"The event morphed into something more meaningful," Lin said, adding that Luck, Bruce Wong, Jimmie Luey and others who helped build the gate will be recognized at the event.
Portland's 38-foot-tall gate, which cost $256,000 in 1986, was the largest in the country for several months, until a larger one was built in Washington, D.C. Chinese letters on its front read "Portland Chinatown," and on the back it reads, "Four Seas, One Family."
The Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association proposed the gate's construction in 1984. It was designed and built in Taiwan by Ting Hwa Architects and was delivered to Portland. Once here, it was installed in one week. Luck created the foundation for the gate below ground and built the marble platforms where the two bronze lions sit.
Wong, Luck's childhood friend, was responsible for making sure the joint welds met U.S. specifications.
"Everybody did their part to make it," said Wong, 79. "What little I knew and what little I did added to the safety of the structure."
Chinatown began changing long before the gate was built. Luck said he remembers how fireworks would make his ears ring for days after each Chinese New Year celebration.
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Friends of Portland Chinatown will host a Chinese New Year celebration at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Chinatown gate, Northwest Fourth Avenue and West Burnside Street. The event includes a 25th anniversary celebration of the gate's dedication, a lion dance and a rabbit costume contest to observe the incoming Year of the Rabbit.
was built in 2000, but few Chinese establishments remain today, and many feel that the area has lost its Chinese identity. Luck shakes his head when he talks about what Chinatown has become: "It's not like it used to be."
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On Saturday, Luck, Luey and Wong will again stand before the gate as they did 25 years ago. And all three, equally humble about their contributions to the gate, will swell with just a little bit of pride at what they gave to their Chinatown.
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Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union
Volume 6 Issue s277: tracing the ancestry of galaxies (on the land of...
Molecular Gas and Star Formatio...
Volume 6, Issue S277 (Tracing the Ancestry of Galaxies (on the land of our ancestors))
December 2010 , pp. 55-58
Molecular Gas and Star Formation in Local Early–type Galaxies
M. Bureau (a1), T. A. Davis (a1), K. Alatalo (a2), A. F. Crocker (a3), L. Blitz (a2), L. M. Young (a4), F. Combes (a5), M. Bois (a6), F. Bournaud (a7), M. Cappellari (a1), R. L. Davies (a1), P. T. de Zeeuw (a8) (a9), P.-A. Duc (a10), E. Emsellem (a6) (a8), S. Khochfar (a11), D. Krajnović (a8), H. Kuntschner (a8), P.-Y. Lablanche (a6), R. M. McDermid (a12), R. Morganti (a13), T. Naab (a14), T. Oosterloo (a13), M. Sarzi (a15), N. Scott (a1), P. Serra (a13) and A. Weijmans (a16)...
1University of Oxford, UK
2University of California, Berkeley, USA
3University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA
4New Mexico Tech, Socorro, USA
5Observatoire de Paris, France
6Observatoire de Lyon, France
7CEA, Paris-Saclay, France
8ESO, Garching, Germany
9Leiden University, The Netherlands
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10Laboratoire AIM, Paris-Saclay, France
11MPE, Garching, Germany
12Gemini Observatory, Hilo, USA
13ASTRON, Dwingeloo, The Netherlands
14MPIA, Garching, Germany
15University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, UK
16Dunlap Institute for Astronomy & Astrophysics, University of Toronto, Canada
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 December 2011
The molecular gas content of local early-type galaxies is constrained and discussed in relation to their evolution. First, as part of the ATLAS3D survey, we present the first complete, large (260 objects), volume-limited single-dish survey of CO in normal local early-type galaxies. We find a surprisingly high detection rate of 22%, independent of luminosity and at best weakly dependent on environment. Second, the extent of the molecular gas is constrained with CO synthesis imaging, and a variety of morphologies is revealed. The kinematics of the molecular gas and stars are often misaligned, implying an external gas origin in over a third of the systems, although this behaviour is drastically diffferent between field and cluster environments. Third, many objects appear to be in the process of forming regular kpc-size decoupled disks, and a star formation sequence can be sketched by piecing together multi-wavelength information on the molecular gas, current star formation, and young stars. Last, early-type galaxies do not seem to systematically obey all our usual prejudices regarding star formation, following the standard Schmidt-Kennicutt law but not the far infrared-radio correlation. This may suggest a greater diversity in star formation processes than observed in disk galaxies. Using multiple molecular tracers, we are thus starting to probe the physical conditions of the cold gas in early-types.
Volume 6, Issue S277
M. Bureau (a1), T. A. Davis (a1), K. Alatalo (a2), A. F. Crocker (a3), L. Blitz (a2), L. M. Young (a4), F. Combes (a5), M. Bois (a6), F. Bournaud (a7), M. Cappellari (a1), R. L. Davies (a1), P. T. de Zeeuw (a8) (a9), P.-A. Duc (a10), E. Emsellem (a6) (a8), S. Khochfar (a11), D. Krajnović (a8), H. Kuntschner (a8), P.-Y. Lablanche (a6), R. M. McDermid (a12), R. Morganti (a13), T. Naab (a14), T. Oosterloo (a13), M. Sarzi (a15), N. Scott (a1), P. Serra (a13) and A. Weijmans (a16)
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Business Systems Engineer
Samsara, San Francisco
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Samsara, founded in 2015, is a leader in Industrial IoT and our mission is to increase the efficiency, safety, and sustainability of the operations that power our economy. Our solutions combine hardware and software to bring real-time visibility, analytics, and AI to operations across various industries. Samsara's fast-growing team is headquartered in San Francisco, with offices in San Jose, Atlanta, and London. Our team has raised over $530M from Andreessen Horowitz, General Catalyst, Tiger Global, and Dragoneer.
The Business Systems Engineer at Samsara will focus on architecting, developing, deploying, and supporting Samsara's business applications. Depending on the problem, work will include advanced software configuration, customization, or custom system integration. You will be collaborating with all internal teams to define specifications and develop solutions, in addition to working with other scaling engineers. This position is based in our San Francisco HQ.
The Business Systems Engineer will work on:
Create detailed specifications for business applications/connections
Build internal solutions that automate business processes using any combination of custom front-ends, Cloud applications, back-end services, scripts, connectors, etc.
Integrate third party products into internal systems as well as support and upgrade implemented systems.
Maintain highest levels of development practices including: Technical design; solutions development; systems configuration; test documentation/execution; issue identification and resolution.
Conduct regular and systematic end to end testing, locate potential problems, and solve them in an efficient manner.
Champion, role model, and embed Samsara's cultural principles (Obsess Over the Customer, Build for the Long Term, Growth Mindset) as we scale globally and across new offices
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BS degree (or higher) in Computer Science or related technical field or equivalent practical experience.
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Чхве Мьон Хо (; народився 3 липня 1988; Пхеньян, КНДР) — північнокорейський футболіст, півзахисник клубу «Пхеньян» та національної збірної Корейської Народно-Демократичної Республіки.

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18. Rally Italia Sardegna 2021
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SS2 Terranova 1 (14.36 km) 9:37.2 9.
"We have the same tyre strategy [as Mikkelsen]. I am quite pleased."
1. WRC2 90.4 1.82 46:33.2 9.
"I was a little bit stuck in the dust for the last half of the stage. I tried to push - for sure I was on the limit."
SS5 Tempio Pausania 1 (12.08 km) 10:24.8 10.
"We tried to do some changes to suit these stages, but this is a horrendous stage to be honest. In one place, we hit a rock and stopped for some time in the middle. It didn't feel good at all."
SS6 Erula - Tula 1 (14.97 km) 11:48.6 9.
1. WRC2 76.1 1.68 1:08:46.6 9.
"It is warm, but the stages are not so long, luckily."
SS7 Tempio Pausania 2 (12.08 km) 10:11.8 8.
"It's been a good day and I am purely focusing on my own strategy. It's very rough, so I slowed down a lot because I don't want to risk it with a puncture or a broken wishbone or anything. Things happen so easily on these type of stages, so I will carry on with my strategy and just push when I am happy."
SS9 Coiluna - Loelle 1 (15.00 km) 9:25.2 11.
SS10 Lerno - Monti di Alà 1 (22.08 km) 13:42.5 16.
"Immediately in the stage, I broke a brake pipe, so I have done the whole of the stage without brakes on the right rear."
SS11 Coiluna - Loelle 2 (15.00 km) 9:15.5 11.
"We have repaired it, so it seems to be working fine again. A bit of a dramatic morning for us with some issues in the first pass, but it feels a little calmer now. Hopefully everything is fine."
SS12 Lerno - Monti di Alà 2 (22.08 km) 13:20.3 9.
SS13 Bortigiadas - Aggius - Viddalba 1 (14.70 km) 10:49.9 6.
1. WRC2 81.4 1.33 2:28:13.1
1:00 7.
Penalty 1:00 - Late (6 min) at TC
"It happened on the road section. On the way back to service, a bolt came out of the cross member and the whole wheel came off. We repaired everything we could, fixed it and carried on again, and then it came off again. We had to go like this a few times."
SS14 Sedini - Castelsardo 1 (13.03 km) 9:58.9 8.
"I have used all my power today to repair the car many times and also to drive as fast as possible. It's been a very demanding day, but we are within striking distance, that's for sure."
SS17 Arzachena - Braniatogghiu 1 (15.25 km) 9:09.6 6.
SS18 Aglientu - Santa Teresa 1 (7.79 km) 6:25.5 26.
17. class RC2
"I am so annoyed! All the things happening all the time. I touched absolutely nothing and I already have a puncture."
1. WRC2 103.3 0.94 3:23:11.8
SS20 Aglientu - Santa Teresa 2 [Power Stage] (7.79 km) 5:53.8 14.
"I don't know. It was not a good stage - I have a leak in my brake system again. I couldn't feel it on the road section. I have done all in my power to be fast. I have been a mechanic and a driver and all sorts. It's been a tough weekend - I hope it pays off."
Entry photos from this event
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Just Like Animals
By Ellie Kahn
Originally posted on the Jewish Women's Archive Rising Voices Fellowship Blog
I'm in the car with my little brother, Zach, on our way to a restaurant. He's singing along with the radio, sweetly off-key as always, when the lyrics he's singing catch my attention.
Just like animals, animals, like animals-mals
Maybe you think that you can hide
I can smell your scent from miles
I honestly couldn't believe my ears when I heard those words, and looked them up online when we got home to be sure that I hadn't heard them incorrectly, though I was hoping I had. Sadly, though, I wasn't mistaken. These brutal lyrics belong to the song "Animals" by Maroon 5, a band that I used to love and admire. And if you think the lyrics above were graphic, they are nothing compared to the music video. The first thirty seconds alone show frontman Adam Levine acting as a butcher in a shop, stalking and taking intimate photographs of one of his customers, played by his real-life wife and Victoria's Secret Angel Behati Prinsloo. Standing in the shadows, Levine follows his "prey" all around town, stands outside her apartment watching her as she changes, and even enters her room to photograph her as she is sleeping in minimal clothing. Levine croons out much of this song in his shop with his large and threatening butcher's knife, seemingly comparing his love interest to a bloody slab of meat. Romantic, right? I see no reasonable explanation for this being categorized as a love song by Maroon 5, as the graphic lyrics and images do more to intimidate and scare than to make one swoon. For whatever reason, though, this song is supposedly meant to profess the love that Levine has for his wife. Does this make anyone else cringe?
One out of every three women worldwide will be affected by some sort of abuse in their lifetime. This statistic is unacceptable, almost inconceivable. The United States is not exempt from this statistic. We may not have as many newsworthy abuse statistics as India, for example, whose young girls and women are plagued by rape, forced prostitution, and acid attacks. However, we are still very far behind where we should be in policy, advocacy, and the stigma surrounding abuse survivors. The correlation between abusive and violent songs and sexual violence on college campuses is not something that can be ignored. We need to pay strict attention to what messages we get from the media and how those messages perpetuate violence and misogyny. Violent and offensive lyrics, such as those in "Animals," glorify and romanticize sexualized violence, causing distorted views on healthy relationships. Objectification and violence toward women can too easily become mainstream when popular celebrities endorse this behavior. What's even more frightening is that younger generations take in these messages. It was eerie hearing my eleven year old brother sing along to this song, which he did not because he understood its message, but because of it's "hooks," its catchy tunes and phrases. Underneath the sparkles and autotune, however, are lyrics that glorify themes of sexual violence and aggression towards women. Adults and children alike normalize these words and internalize them more than one would think. And that's where things get troubling.
Like my little brother, we are sometimes unaware of the messages that we soak up along with the music we sing along to on the radio. Try listening to the radio one day in the car. Really listen to the lyrics of the songs, don't just hum along to the chorus. Try to understand the message the artists are sending with their lyrics. If you listen closely, as I have, you'll hear most songs about wanting sex, the shape of a woman's body, or anger at women who have left. You won't hear many songs about respectful and healthy relationships; those are rare.
So what is the alternative? In an ideal world, what would I want? Honestly, I'm not quite sure. It's hard to imagine a world in which the constant diminishment of women didn't exist, because it has been so ingrained in our culture. But we have to imagine such a world. I don't want our generation to be complicit in continuing the objectification of and violence against women. I don't want my little brother carelessly singing along to offensive and violent songs, because they're the top hits of the week. I don't want to feel uncomfortable in my own car because some musician is singing about the things he wants to do to someone's body. We need to change the station on violent, misogynistic songs. We need to talk to our little sisters and brothers and tell them that no, a healthy relationship is not one where one partner is minimized and threatened. Songs don't just glorify what exists in our culture, they create our culture. We need to call out these songs that glorify the endangerment of women, because they should have no place in our culture or in our lives.
Ellie Kahn is a junior at Needham High School, where she loves to take art classes, write, and play Ultimate Frisbee. Ellie currently serves as Vice President of Community Engagement for Havayah, the teen community at Temple Beth Elohim. Ellie is an active feminist and is so excited to be apart of the Rising Voices Fellowship in partnership with Prozdor and Jewish Women's Archive. In her free time, Ellie likes to spend time with her two brothers, sing, and collage.
Finding Sisterhood at Services
Originally posted on the Jewish Women's Archive Blog
I knew I was getting older when my mom stopped letting me bring Archie comics and Crayola crayons with me to services. These kept me entertained, even if it meant hiding my comics behind the prayer books, peeking over them periodically to see if anyone had noticed the offending material.
I would be lying if I said that I hung on to every word that my Rabbi said during services each week as a child. It wasn't that I hated services, it was just that racing my brothers down abandoned hallways and sliding down banisters during services was so much more fun. Leaving services to "go get a drink of water" was something I did quite frequently, timing my hasty exits perfectly with those of my friends across the room with a wink and a sly gesture. Then we would run and jump, ducking behind walls to avoid the congregants who frowned at us. There is something magical about the physical serenity of a temple when the community is in prayer - I'd often pause, mid-cartwheel, to observe the congregation rise and sit in perfect unison from a giant window overlooking the scene.
After my mom made it clear that I couldn't get away with leaving services to frolic with my friends or leave scribbled Crayola creations on the handed out programs, I resorted to different, less conspicuous games: counting all of the bald heads I could find hidden under different shades of kippot, or making up scenarios in which the Rabbi would burst into a musical number complete with a tap dance. After some personal exploration, and some stern looks from the lady in the row in front of me, I stumbled upon a game that I liked even better—immersing myself in the stories of the Tanakh, the Jewish collection of scriptures. More particularly, the powerful women whose words and dreams were woven throughout the stories of the Tanakh. While the congregation around me paid rapt attention to the Rabbi's, or the melodious prayers, I became wrapped up in my own type of prayer, whether I knew it or not at the time.
The stories that attracted me most in this thick, leather-bound red book were almost always one about a beautiful, powerful woman. I held my breath with Esther, a young woman who becomes Queen of Persia, and struggled with her as she hid her identity as a Jew. I fought alongside the Prophetess Deborah, a fierce warrior who led thousands of soldiers in battle against the oppressive Canaanite troops. I cried with Leah and Rachel, whose strength in sisterhood was broken as they both became involved with Jacob. I became so lost in the world of the women in the Tanakh that I often missed the Rabbi's cues to rise and sit, and needed a prodding from my dad (or a kick under the chair from my younger brother). This realization did wonders for my connections with Judaism. No longer did I roll my eyes when it was time to go to services, because for me, it was story time. Services became so much more bearable now that I could search through the books looking for the "women warriors in the Tanakh," as I called them. Now, I am so intrigued within Judaism when it comes to seeing women play prominent roles in these wildly important and beautiful stories.
One of the reasons I identify so strongly as a feminist is my relationship with the women in the Tanakh - those who fought with grace and dignity to lead the Jewish people alongside better-known male leaders. Each story taught me a different lesson, and these lessons came to me at an important time in my life. The lack of Archie comics and crayons were a larger metaphor for me having to grow up - something I was very reluctant to do. With the stories I read I was ushered into a kind of sisterhood, one that was created by the women of the Torah, and one that stretched and surrounded every Jewish woman and girl. This sisterhood is what brings my feminism and Judaism together, two of the most important parts of my identity, and offers me a way to bring a voice to the silenced women of the Torah.
Ellie Kahn is a Junior at Needham High School, and currently serves as the Vice President of Community Engagement on the Havayah Manhigut (Leadership) Council at Temple Beth Elohim. Ellie's writing is featured monthly as part of her participation in the Rising Voices Fellowship - a collaborative program created by the Jewish Women's Archive (JWA) and Prozdor of Hebrew College. The fellowship is open to female-identified teens with a passion for writing, a demonstrated concern for current and historic events, and a strong interest in Judaism—particularly as it relates to issues of gender and equality. Learn more here!


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I was wondering, does the term 爱人 only refer to one's wife, or can it refer to someone's husband as well? My dictionary says it's for both, but I have only heard people use it for wife.
爱人 means "lover" or "the person i love".
In mainland china, it can refer to both husband or wife.
In today's society as to whether it refers to male/female husband or male/female wife, we'll let the speaker be the judge of that.
Thank you both for your helpful responses!
But you have to get the caution: 爱人 is so common in our spoken language, one may say it without any love. Ridiculously, one may call his/her spouse as 爱人 in their divorce court.
What about 人 as people instead of person? Can 爱人 be used in plural like "a copuple" or "two lovers"?
Maybe it's not very necessary, but I may provide another point of view.
In Taiwan, 愛人(爱人 in traditional Chinese) is not used in daily conversation.
We may call the lover "男友(boyfriend)," "女友(girlfriend)," "先生/丈夫(husband),"
these only appear in poems.
Thanks, Cochon. And welcome to the Forum.
Right now, this discussion is too subtle for me. But when I reach a more advanced level in Chinese, I'll return to it. It's useful material.
Don't worry, both are correct. what cochon said is right. it is not a very useful word, because chinese people aren't used to say that, like: lover, dear, darling... except on letters, or poems.
Over here, only daughter-in-laws are addressed as 媳妇. So there is a regional difference in this aspect.
Well, I think it's a very common term in the daily talks in mainland China, but since I've never been to China, and I learned that many people say this in their daily talks only from movies and TV operas, I am unable to assert it's not your situation.
well, it is also used in very romantic and/or private situations. because chinese people are usually fairy shy.
Yes, IMHO, 媳妇 means wife in North China, and means daughter-in-laws in South China.
well, it is also used in very romantic and/or private situations. because chinese people are usually fairy shy. by the way, I'm chinese.
At least, in HuNan province, 爱人 is the same as "spouse", where it means no romantic thing.


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There are literally more than a million cool things to see and do in Europe. So, the admission I am about to make might feel like an exaggeration. Nevertheless, I am comfortable writing that I'm not sure what I like more about Europe than riding a bicycle there -- not to get there, but while there.
It helps that I enjoy riding a bicycle almost anywhere, and I love Europe. So, it stands to reason. Nevertheless, bicycling in Europe is a special joy. I'm not talking about riding hundreds of kilometers and monitoring the cadence computer while wearing colorful spandex and carting around paniers of supplies. I'm talking about the simple joy of using a bicycle for everyday transportation and for local sightseeing. I'm thinking about the joys of observing people and places closely, exploring at the speed of a bicycle, feeling the wind and the terrain, and enjoying a bit of exercise in the process.
I'm kind of focused on Germany, so I'll stick to the one country for now. The cycling culture in Germany is simply different, some might say more advanced, than it is here in US, where I live. One thing I always find intriguing is the sight of "parking ramps" for bicycles at the train stations. So many people ride a bicycle to the train and leave the bike there while they take the train to work, that you can see parking ramps for bicycles! Using a bicycle for transportation has benefits for riders. There's physical fitness, stress relief, money savings, and the ability to engage more closely with neighbors and the local environment. And for the whole community there is cleaner air and a better sense of local awareness. With people out on the streets riding bikes, neighbors know one another a bit more, and they notice when local gardens, fences, sidewalks, or curbs need some tending. Of course, there is the slower pace; to some that's a benefit and to others a main reason to avoid the bicycle. Yet, when combined with a robust public transit system, the bicycle can be a boost to making the mass transport more useful.
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Tether •
Terror terraforming tale Tether placed on indefinite hold
Brock Wilbur
15th July 2018 / 10:03PM
Tether is a game about terraforming Mars. Not for Elon Musk "because I have something to prove" reasons, but because the Earth is dying and the Moon got blown up. You know, it's surprising that Moon doesn't get blown up more. It doesn't do anything except regulate the tides and it's always just up there… taunting us… and we have so many missiles… Shut up, ya dumb moon! So back to Tether. It's a cool looking game first-person game about memory and loss and terror based in the mental pressures of deep space isolation. Or at least it was a cool looking game. It's been placed on an indefinite hold, and that appears to be a real loss.
Announced in 2016, the game would see you playing as biological research assistant Lesleigh Hayes on her first deep space voyage to Mars. Once aboard the spaceship Sonne, Lesleigh's thoughts turned to her children as she relived some of their final conversations before her interstellar deparutre. Catastrophic events result in Lesleigh being forced to survive the psychological horrors of her situation, while reflecting on the consequences of her choices, and the very nature of what it means to be a mother.
That's a lot to deep dive, and our original coverage pointed out that the game looked very much like SOMA, but like SOMA it needed to do right by intimidatingly big questions.
Just another day aboard the Sonne. #screenshotsaturday Find out more about how to safely use the Tether from @FreesphereE here!https://t.co/akl0tgVQKS#TetherGame @NVIDIAGameDev @EpicGames pic.twitter.com/wpRi5CdQRQ
— Tether (@TetherGame) May 5, 2018
So, the news from the 8th of July is that Mark Gregory (owner and designer of Tether's dev Freesphere Entertainment) has placed the game on indefinite hold. He has a fascinating thread about the choices that lead to this decision, which starts here:
This week I have decided to put @TetherGame on ice for the foreseeable future. This is due to two factors;
1). We've been an unfunded team for 2 years now and I cannot allow the wonderful people I worked with to continue to grind away with any sort of financial reward seeming..
— Mark Gregory (@GameDevMark) July 8, 2018
The summary is that workers on the yet unfunded game went unpaid for two years and Gregory was tired of both wasting their time and burning himself alive, financially. That's… that's a pretty standard game start-up situation. The more interesting information comes from his explanation of their history regarding revamping/repitching the game in very different styles, and which versions should have sold versus which avenues they went down that ruined their chances. There's also some painfully honest bits about the state of the world of indie games business. It's worth your read and, for every game that I've watched a company just gave up on, this sort of on-the-level explanation of behind the scenes mistakes feels refreshing. Whether or not it is the full story, it's nice to see someone respecting the time of their volunteer "employees" versus using them until they leave; broken and resentful of the entire industry.
To see what we're all missing out on, check out the trailer below:
Fascinatingly enough, the word "tether" was the source of the typo that ruined the AI in Aliens: Colonial Marines. So just a bad weekend in general for that word. Woof.
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The days have flown by. Ann and I spent Thursday in the religious city of Qom, where the old, narrow streets are flooded with turbaned men (black if they are descendants of the prophets, white if they are not) and black-cloaked women. Our host for the day was the head of U.S. Desk of the Foreign Ministry, Davood Mohammad Niar, who drove us from Tehran in his car, chatting along the way about politics—all strictly "off the record." Also accompanying us was Leila Zand, a representative from the U.S interfaith group, Fellowship of Reconciliation.
Davood is a devoted Muslim and with great pride and enthusiasm he showed us the library in Qom that has more than 30,000 handwritten books, some more than 1,000 years old. They are mostly religious works but also ancient books on math and the sciences. We were told that some of the writing — the examples so tiny that they were barely readable by the naked eye--was done by eunuchs!
The books are historic treasures that have been meticulously maintained. Some of the workers in the back rooms of the collection spent a year just learning to replicate the intricate drawings and calligraphy before even starting their restoration work. They took great pride in showing us the "before and after"-- books once consumed by insects that now look miraculously intact.
The collection was started by a revered Ayatollah Marashi, who began buying the ancient books when he was a poor, young man. He was known to go hungry in order to save his pennies to buy books, and fought with British collectors who wanted to take them out of the country. In fact, he even spent a stint in jail for his determined efforts to keep historical books from leaving Iran.
It is clear that Iranians have a great love of things ancient and of their cultural and religious heritage, a connection to the past that one rarely feels in our fast-paced, consumerist U.S. society.
From there we visited the women's religious college called Jami'at Al-Zahra, or the University of Lady Fatimah Zahra.The Iranians claim that the school is the world's largest Islamic university dedicated to the education of women. Boarders and commuters together add up to more than 10,000 students, including foreign students from about 40 countries! The government has invested a lot of money in this beautiful, new complex of classrooms, dorms and a library surrounding a vast courtyard. While they have some male professors and workers, the inner sanctum of the school is a "male-free zone," where women are free to unveil themselves. I was surprised, however, that even in this inner sanctum where we met with the director and some professors (Davood was not allowed to join us), the women continued to be covered. In fact, I was the only one who readily threw off my headscarf, and felt that our hosts looked at me askance.
The women we met with were warm and welcoming, offering us tea and snacks, giving us books they had written on Islam. They also brought a student to meet us — an 18-year-old American girl from Dearborn, Michigan! Like the other students, she was clothed in a chador that revealed only her eyes to her mouth, but she smiled broadly and was a charming Lebanese-American. She seemed very happy to be studying there and enjoyed the camaraderie of the other devout women. In contrast, we felt the heavily religious atmosphere to be stifling.
When, during the following days, we would tell Iranians that we had visited Qom, many of them would make a face and say scornfully, "Qom, why would you go to that terrible place run by those conservative religious people?" It is one manifestation of the great divide between the devout Islamists who have taken control of this nation and the more secular Iranians who long for a separation between "mosque and state". We would feel this divide throughout our stay.


Brining Chicken Improves Smoked and BBQ Chicken!
Brining chicken before it's smoked, barbecued or grilled has a big impact on its taste and texture. When the chicken is put in that bath of brine, something magical begins to happen!
The ingredients that transform the chicken are nothing more than salt and sugar. The trick is knowing how much to put in and how long to brine.
As you can see, brining can be used to add all sorts of flavor combinations to chicken. When adding liquids to the brine, like wine or fruit juice, decrease the amount of water by the amount of liquid you'll add. Add liquids after the hot brine has cooled.
Add the spices and herbs right after the brine is taken off the heat. Keep the brine covered as it cools. When it reaches room temperature, pop it in the fridge. (I make mine in the evening, and let it cool on the counter overnight before putting it in the refrigerator.) It needs to be below 40°F before adding the chicken, and ideally at 34-36°F. When cold, strain the brine if want - I don't.
Now it's time to brine the chicken. Larger pieces need to brine longer than smaller ones. Skin-on longer than skinless. Whole and half chickens should be brined 8 to 12 hours. Individual bone-in pieces with skin on 4 to 6 hours. Boneless, skinless breasts need only 2 to 3 hours in the brine.
Brine your chicken in a non-reactive container. Plastic, glass, ceramic and stainless steel are all good. Aluminum and copper are not! The brine ingredients can react with those metals, adding off-flavors to the meat. Place a weight on top of the chicken to hold it complete submerged. A heavy bowl or plate will work. If not, wrap a brick in foil and use that.
Time's up! Remove the chicken and rinse it well in cold water. 30 seconds under running cold water will do the trick for smaller pieces. For a whole or half chicken that's been in longer, rinse for a minute or so. Dry with a clean towel.
You're done! Brining chicken may seem like a complicated process, but after you've done it a few times it'll become a lot easier. And after you've done it once, you'll know that brining chicken is worth the effort and time.
Try this recipe for herb garlic brine. It's great for smoked or grilled chicken.


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Sign of things to come
Political campaigns, they say, begin in earnest in September.
And yet, in the doldrums of August, a lawn sign has sprouted in front of a house on Arnold Avenue in West Babylon.
But it's not touting a candidate for elected office. It's a sign imploring people to VOTE NO! in November on a New York State constitutional convention.
"I've heard a few times about lawn signs; it's nothing we've purchased ourselves," Jordan Marks told The Point.
Marks is campaign manager for New Yorkers Against Corruption, an umbrella group of more than 100 organizations that oppose holding a convention to amend the state constitution. It's on November's ballot because by law, New Yorkers must be asked every 20 years whether they want such a convention.
"Our groups are putting out their own collateral material," Marks said, referring to a mélange of labor unions, environmental groups and civic organizations. "Our allies are going to invest resources to make sure they're communicating with all their members."
Attempts to reach the West Babylon homeowners were not successful, so it's not clear with whom they're allied.
What is clear is that this is only the beginning. August might be warm, but con-con is going to be hot this autumn.
Michael Dobie
Where Excelsior Scholarship isn't excelling
SUNY students waiting on their first-time Excelsior Scholarship funding could be waiting a while longer, even though classes begin in just a few weeks.
And the delay could affect thousands of students.
The state appropriated enough money to fund 22,000 scholarships. But it received at least 75,000 applications by the July 21 deadline. And that number could go up.
"We've been saying it's 75,000 applicants, but likely it's more than that. We're still calculating the applications," Elizabeth Bibi, deputy director of media relations for Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, told The Point.
While Bibi said every eligible student would receive the full scholarship, she was unable to say when all students will be told whether they qualify. At Farmingdale State College, 139 students are getting the scholarship so far, and at SUNY Old Westbury it's 103. But these numbers are expected to rise.
At each school, more students were approved than will receive the scholarship because other financial aid, such as Pell Grants or state Tuition Assistance Program awards, already cover their tuition.
The state Higher Education Services Corp. vets the applications, but sifting through the applications is time consuming in the short period before semesters begin.
The Excelsior Scholarship was approved in April in the final days of state budget negotiations. It makes SUNY and CUNY tuition free for New Yorkers who meet certain requirements. Students can receive the scholarship this year only if their family income is $100,000 or less, they go to school full time, and they have been New York residents for a year before applying.
Assemb. Tremaine Wright of Brooklyn held a forum Tuesday on the scholarship to help answer constituent questions. She said some students starting school soon still don't know whether they'll receive the scholarship or will need to get loans.
"Unfortunately, [state officials] weren't able to say that all the money would be delivered by a certain date," Wright said.
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Jusino was an early and vocal supporter of Donald Trump for president — a prediction he's proud of today, he told The Point. The Lake Grove attorney was nominated to fill one of three vacant seats on the SCCC board, along with Kevin O'Connor, president of Bridgehampton National Bank, and Shirley Coverdale, co-chair of the Suffolk Democrats' black and Hispanic committee.
Jusino would be an odd choice for Democratic Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo. Usually the governor would take suggestions from local elected officials and party leaders. But no one will own up to sending Jusino's name to Albany.
Jusino, who lives in South Setauket, attended Fordham University and Fordham Law School (Class of '89), and is a former Suffolk County assistant district attorney. He's the president of the Lake Grove Chamber of Commerce, and two of his three children have attended SCCC.
His radio show with co-host Frank Vetro is produced over the internet at 8 p.m. Tuesdays. A registered Republican and a self-described conservative, Jusino says he won't bring partisanship to the SCCC board if he's chosen.
"I'll do what's best for Suffolk County," he said.
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Chemical Engineering Careers: What Are My Options?
Chemical engineers can work in the pharmaceutical industry researching and developing new medications.
A chemical engineer may work toward advances in genetic testing and gene therapy procedures by studying and applying chemical principles to these methods. Chemical engineers in medicine could also engineer organisms and microorganisms that can be used in applications like degrading wastes and converting chemicals into more useful ones.
A related part of the healthcare field is the pharmaceutical industry, where chemical engineers might create new medicines, synthetic versions of existing medicines, or use bacteria, animal, and plant cells to help them understand diseases, disease pathways, and human responses to drugs.
Chemical engineers can work in the food industry to improve methods of processing foods, come up with better and safer food additives, and develop safer fertilizers and herbicides or pesticides that won't cause some of the harmful effects observed with existing products. The net effect of chemical engineering on the food industry is to produce more food while spending less money to do so.
Manufacturing is another area where chemical engineers are often needed.
Chemical engineers can work in the energy industry to find better ways to refine oil and petroleum products to make them more efficient and affordable for consumers. They may also work to develop alternative fuels or hybrid fuels that offer greater efficiency, or to mitigate or reverse pollution generated by the energy industry, either when accidents occur or just in the normal course of generating energy.
The more general environmental science field also needs chemical engineers to study the impact of various chemicals on the environment and to figure out how to fix chemical damage to the environment through chemical spills, pollution or other chemical exposure.
Chemicals are often used in the manufacturing process, and chemical engineers can work to improve those processes and create new ones that work better than existing ones, saving companies money. The manufacturing process often creates waste products that can cause pollution to the local environment, and chemical engineers can work to prevent this pollution or reduce it.
Because many different industries have a need for chemical engineers, there are many possible career paths graduates can pursue. Thinking about what kind of chemical engineering you most want to do can help you find an industry that appeals to you and get the right training for that path.
Florida Tech offers chemical engineering degrees that combine foundational training with hands-on opportunities in a variety of different industries. Learn more about our chemical engineering degree program to see how it can help you get started in a career in chemical engineering. If you're interested in learning about an advanced degree in this field, watch for our upcoming blog which addresses the burning question: Is getting a masters in chemical engineering worth it?


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Alabama Creating a Religious Jim Crow
On February 9th, same sex marriage became the law in Alabama. The grandstanding by Chief Justice Moore was a classic Governor Wallace move. Probate judges refused to honor the federal court ruling. Marriages performed in other states are still not recognized in Alabama. Rev. Paul Hard's case to have his marriage recognized on his partner's death certificate continues.
Yesterday, Representative Hill fast-tracked a bill, using the infamous HB 56 nomenclature, that would legalize discrimination against couples whose relationships do not line up with judges religious convictions. It would legalize discrimination against couples whose relationships are not recognized by religiously owned institutions. If this bill is passed we could very well be seeing signs at court houses that say: "Straights only." "Gays not welcomed" "No marriage licenses to divorcees will be issued." This bill would allow a judge to discriminate against a person of a Non-Christian faith if the judge believes his faith is the one and only true faith. It allows the judge to stand in judgement over the Christian faiths that have welcomed and honor sexual and gender diversities as part of God's universal love and will. It would allow a religiously owned hospital to deny the partner, legally married, from seeing their spouse or from any consultation to the life and death situations the spouse may be facing. Governor Bentley has already stated that he would not prosecute any judges that refuse to issue a marriage license to same sex couples, so this bill would essentially codify his intentions.
Imagine the torment already being experienced when a loved one is critically ill and the only hospital available will not allow the partner to see their loved one or to have any input into their medical care. Imagine the exponential emotional trauma that this law will create for this family. This is what happened 50 years ago here under Jim Crow–it cost the lives of thousands who did not make it in time to a hospital that would treat a person of color. Imagine a couple longing to experience the joys of parenthood being denied by the adoption agency purely on the basis of their same-sex marriage. Jim Crow is being resurrected again if this law is passed. This time he wears the clerical garb of the inquisition. This is insulting and outrageous!
Read the bill as presented here. The hearing is this afternoon at 1:30 in room 429. A tiny room for a bill that will essentially codify a Religious Jim Crow in the State of Alabama. We need to pack this room to over flowing to express outrage of this bill.
The original code that authorizes who may perform marriages in the state of Alabama is already Christian-centric. It is already an offensive statute. I have only included the language that refers to religious entities. It reads:
(a) Marriages may be solemnized by any licensed minister of the gospel in regular communion with the Christian church or society of which the minister is a member; …
(b) …Marriage may also be solemnized by the pastor of any religious society according to the rules ordained or custom established by such society.
(c) Quakers, Mennonites, or other religious societies. The people called Mennonites, Quakers, or any other Christian society having similar rules or regulations, may solemnize marriage according to their forms by consent of the parties, published and declared before the congregation assembled for public worship.
This wording is already offensive. It creates a hierarchy of religious status in the state with Christians as the supreme religion and places Quakers and Mennonites as second class Christians by spelling them out. I recognize that the attempt is to include religious societies that do not have ordained clergy but the wording here is clear, Christians as defined by the State is the state recognized faith. It is presumed that people are of a particular Christian sect. Sections B and C are afterthoughts. I suppose section b of the code is meant to include Unitarian Universalists, Buddhists, Muslims, Sikhs, Earth-Centered faiths, Jains, Hindus, etc. Instead it sends a clear message of Christian supremacy.
The better wording to be clearly inclusive of the diversity of faiths celebrated in Alabama would be a revision of section b and have b alone in regard to religious entities. Marriage may be solemnized by any designated person, so designated by any religious society according to the rules ordained or custom established by such society. period. Designated person would include the clerk of the Quaker society, it would include the Imam of the Mosque, it would include the Priest of the Roman Catholic Church, it would include the Rabbi of a synagogue, it would include lay-led congregations. It would include all faiths without giving preference of one faith over any other.
But the current wording with the legal discrimination amendment strengthens the stance that the Christian faith, defined in a fundamentalist fashion, is the only faith accepted and recognized by the State of Alabama. That stance is prohibited by the Constitution of the United States. And that stance creates a religious Jim Crow law in the state of Alabama.
As a minister of a Unitarian Universalist Congregation, I do not want the members of my congregation to face the discrimination that this bill legalizes. I do not want the LGBT, Inter-racial couples, and divorced members of my congregation to experience the emotional trauma that this law will create for them. My faith teaches me that all people are created equal and are endowed with unalienable rights, including the pursuit of happiness with a person that they love and cherish. I thought this was a common belief among all of our religions. Sadly, I have been mistaken.
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Tags: AL Code 30-1-7, AL HB 56, Divorcees, Equality Alabama, HB 56 Public Hearings, Human Rights Campaign, Religious Jim Crow, Same-sex marriage, Standing on the Side of Love, the Freedom of Religion in Marriage Protection Act, Unitarian Universalism


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The Amrey Sant Pau has an ideal setting overlooking the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Sant Pau Hospital. This hotel offers comfortable rooms with free Wi-Fi access. Great location next to Hospital Santa Creu I Sant Pau. Close to Metro.
This modern hotel is located 215 yards from Barcelona's Monumental Bull Ring and 12 minutes from the Sagrada Familia. The rooms all have air conditioning and heating, satellite TV and free Wi-Fi. Location was good. Staff friendly and helpful.


Ex-Yankee takes no responsibility to this day for drinking and driving, report New York Criminal Lawyers.
Jim Leyritz still blames his victim for his own drinking and driving incident and hasn't learned a thing, said New York Criminal Lawyers.
"My life was dragged though the mud because I was a Yankee. I got tried because I'm an athlete! There was a good chance I was innocent!" Said ex-New York Yankee Jim Leyritz, 46, who drove drunk, killed a woman and never went to jail.
Leyritz, who was extremely angry at the police who arrested him threatened, "I'm gonna make them lose their jobs." He went on to slander his victim — a waitress and mother who was killed on her way home in Florida at 3 a.m.
New York Criminal Lawyers alleged that Leyritz ran a red light after consuming 11 to 12 shots of alcohol. Nobody could prove the light was red, and Leyritz refused a Breathalyzer test at the scene of the crash but tested a .14 three hours later, which is way over the .08 legal driving limit.
Leyritz was ultimately convicted by a jury of misdemeanor driving under the influence, reduced from the original charge of manslaughter, according to New York Criminal Lawyers. His sentence was probation.
Being accused of any crime is a difficult process and New York Criminal Attorneys are here to help. Your case needs sufficient time and attention to detail and nobody is more qualified than New York Criminal Attorneys.


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package com.github.alexfalappa.nbspringboot.templates.controller;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;

import javax.swing.JComponent;
import javax.swing.event.ChangeListener;

import org.netbeans.api.java.project.JavaProjectConstants;
import org.netbeans.api.project.Project;
import org.netbeans.api.project.ProjectUtils;
import org.netbeans.api.project.SourceGroup;
import org.netbeans.api.project.Sources;
import org.netbeans.api.templates.TemplateRegistration;
import org.netbeans.spi.java.project.support.ui.templates.JavaTemplates;
import org.netbeans.spi.project.ui.templates.support.Templates;
import org.openide.WizardDescriptor;
import org.openide.filesystems.FileObject;
import org.openide.loaders.DataFolder;
import org.openide.loaders.DataObject;
import org.openide.util.NbBundle;

import com.github.alexfalappa.nbspringboot.templates.TemplateUtils;

import static com.github.alexfalappa.nbspringboot.templates.FileTemplates.CATEGORY_SPRING_MVC;
import static com.github.alexfalappa.nbspringboot.templates.FileTemplates.FOLDER_SPRING_FRAMEWORK;
import static com.github.alexfalappa.nbspringboot.templates.FileTemplates.ICON_SPRING_CLASS;

/**
 * Wizard Iterator for new Controller class file wizard.
 *
 * @author Alessandro Falappa
 */
@TemplateRegistration(
        folder = FOLDER_SPRING_FRAMEWORK,
        iconBase = ICON_SPRING_CLASS,
        displayName = "#controller_displayName",
        content = "Controller.java.template",
        description = "Controller.html",
        scriptEngine = "freemarker",
        category = {CATEGORY_SPRING_MVC},
        position = 700)
@NbBundle.Messages(value = "controller_displayName=Controller Class")
public final class ControllerWizardIterator implements WizardDescriptor.InstantiatingIterator<WizardDescriptor> {

    public static final String WIZ_ERROR_HANDLING = "errorHandling";
    private WizardDescriptor wizard;
    private WizardDescriptor.Panel<WizardDescriptor> panel;

    @Override
    public Set<?> instantiate() throws IOException {
        // Create file from template
        String targetName = Templates.getTargetName(wizard);
        FileObject foDir = Templates.getTargetFolder(wizard);
        FileObject foTemplate = Templates.getTemplate(wizard);
        DataObject doTemplate = DataObject.find(foTemplate);
        DataFolder df = DataFolder.findFolder(foDir);
        Map<String, Object> props = new HashMap<>();
        props.put(WIZ_ERROR_HANDLING, wizard.getProperty(WIZ_ERROR_HANDLING));
        DataObject doCreated = doTemplate.createFromTemplate(df, targetName, props);
        FileObject foCreated = doCreated.getPrimaryFile();
        return Collections.singleton(foCreated);
    }

    @Override
    public void initialize(WizardDescriptor wizard) {
        this.wizard = wizard;
        wizard.putProperty(WIZ_ERROR_HANDLING, 0);
        Project project = Templates.getProject(wizard);
        Sources src = ProjectUtils.getSources(project);
        SourceGroup[] groups = src.getSourceGroups(JavaProjectConstants.SOURCES_TYPE_JAVA);
        panel = JavaTemplates.createPackageChooser(project, groups, new ControllerWizardPanel1(), true);
        // force creation of visual part
        JComponent cmp = (JComponent) panel.getComponent();
        cmp.putClientProperty(WizardDescriptor.PROP_CONTENT_SELECTED_INDEX, 0);
        cmp.putClientProperty(WizardDescriptor.PROP_CONTENT_DATA, TemplateUtils.createSteps(wizard, new String[]{cmp.getName()}));
    }

    @Override
    public void uninitialize(WizardDescriptor wizard) {
        wizard.putProperty(WIZ_ERROR_HANDLING, null);
        panel = null;
    }

    @Override
    public WizardDescriptor.Panel<WizardDescriptor> current() {
        return panel;
    }

    @Override
    public String name() {
        return "1 of 1";
    }

    @Override
    public boolean hasNext() {
        return false;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean hasPrevious() {
        return false;
    }

    @Override
    public void nextPanel() {
    }

    @Override
    public void previousPanel() {
    }

    @Override
    public void addChangeListener(ChangeListener l) {
    }

    @Override
    public void removeChangeListener(ChangeListener l) {
    }

}

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