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Most doctors are good, honest people. They do whatever they can to look after their patients. But not this one.
It all began when Samuel Bardwell was admitted to the hospital. He was a young college athlete who had extreme anxiety and PTSD.
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In fact, he had been on medication to treat his condition. The pills were working wonders for him. But then something bad happened.
He lost his medication. He tried getting to the pharmacy as soon as possible, but it had shut before he could get the drugs that he needed.
Anyone who has had to come off anxiety medication will tell you that it is a terribly difficult experience.
Even slowly going off the pills is hard. But Bardwell was now forced to go cold turkey until he could get some more.
He hoped that it wouldn't be too bad. He was wrong.
After two days without the pills, Bardwell showed up to his basketball practice. It was just too much for him. Within minutes of the practice, he started suffering from a panic attack.
Soon, he couldn't stand up off the ground. An ambulance came for him and rushed him to the hospital.
Terribly worried, Bardwell's father came to see his son. He had faith in the hospital. But what he found when he arrived at his son's bedside shocked him.
Instead of getting compassionate care, his son was being mocked.
Dr. Beth Keegstra, one of the hospital's physicians was standing over the son, laughing at him.
The father asked the doctor why she was laughing.
He thought that it must all be a misunderstanding, and she was laughing because of something unrelated to his son.
He also started recording the scene.
The doctor explained that she thought that Bardwell was "full of shit." She kept on saying how his condition wasn't critical.
The truth was that Bardwell kept on going in and out of consciousness.
But Dr. Keegstra wouldn't listen. She was trying to get the patient to leave, suggesting that he was wasting the hospital's time.
Then she looked down to Bardwell and said "I'm sorry sir, but you are the least sick of all the people here, who are dying."
Then she grabbed his arm and tried to drag him out of his bed, screaming "Sit up! Sit up!"
Bardwell then calmly tried to explain that he was having trouble inhaling. But this just made Dr. Keegstra laugh even more. "He must be dead! Are you dead, sir?" She then asked.
And the video keeps on going on, with Dr. Keegstra accusing Bardwell of trying to con the hospital out of drugs.
Luckily, one of the nurses at the hospital was receptive to Bardwell's needs. She could tell that the young man was not trying to con the hospital out of drugs. He just needed some of his anxiety prescriptions.
Eventually, Bardwell was feeling better and was able to go home.
Bardwell's father uploaded the recording to Facebook, where it has since been viewed over 7 million times.
People were shocked at how heartless Dr. Keegstra was acting. In fact, the hospital where she worked became involved. They removed Keegstra from the schedule and fully investigated the incident.
In the end, Dr. Keegstra lost her job at that hospital.
Who knows why Dr. Keegstra was reacting so strongly? Of course, like the rest of us, doctors are humans, and hospitals can be stressful places to work. Perhaps if the doctor had later apologized for her behavior and explained how much pressure she was under, the incident would have been excusable.
But she never apologized, suggesting that she has no remorse for her actions.
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If you're already a fan of green tea, you probably weren't surprised to see green tea extract on AVA's list of ingredients. Green tea has always had a reputation of being 'good for you'. But studies over the last two decades offer some firm scientific proof that consuming green tea – and its extract – can considerably impact and improve your overall health.
From assisting in fat loss, to preventing aging in our skin, to improving memory, green tea looks like a cure-all. And that isn't far off. In fact, green tea consumption is associated with 'Blue Zones'. If you're not familiar with the term, Blue Zones are areas in the world with the highest number of centenarians; people who live to be over 100 years old. This is probably because green tea is not only anti-inflammatory (inflammation is often the root of disease), but it also has a high level of antioxidants – more than in any other tea.
Antioxidants neutralize oxidative damage caused by free radicals. Free radicals are unattached oxygen molecules that attack your cells in a similar way to how oxygen attacks metal, causing it to rust. Oxidative damage is a major cause of disease and aging. One of the most powerful antioxidants in green tea is EGCG. EGCG is gaining popularity as a nutritional supplement and it plays a big part in helping AVA do her thing.
EGCG or epigallocatechin gallate is a polyphenol, a group of plant chemicals with health benefits for humans. In addition to its antioxidant properties, EGCG also raises levels of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter responsible for memory and other optimal brain function. In fact, patients with Alzheimer's show decreased amounts of acetylcholine. Common prescription drugs for Alzheimer's block the breakdown of acetylcholine. It's one of our two main excitatory neurotransmitters (along with dopamine) and that raise in acetylcholine is one of the reasons you feel calm yet alert after taking AVA.
EGCG alters your brainwave patterns, putting you in a desirable relaxed yet attentive state. It boosts your sense of overall well-being by revving up your production of noradrenaline, which pumps you full of feel-good confidence, elevating your mood and easing feelings of tension.
In addition to all of that, EGCG protects your brain. About 20% of the oxygen that you breathe in is used by the brain and this makes brain cells particularly susceptible to oxidative damage. EGCG easily and readily passes through the blood-brain barrier to enter the brain and halt this process. And if that wasn't enough, EGCG reduces the amount of damage and oxidative stress caused by exercise. This may be why you can dance all night with AVA and not feel completely drained the next day.
If you're concerned about caffeine, know that each capsule of AVA contains 49 mgs, compared to 95 mgs of caffeine in a cup of regular coffee. In fact, many of our customers who report a caffeine sensitivity are able to take AVA without issue. Just like in all of Limitless Life's products, the ingredients in AVA were chosen because they are the highest quality natural ingredients available to produce the desired effect. EGCG will help keep you going, safely. You can have fun with AVA knowing you are being nourished by organic ingredients made with love and assembled by hand.


Vipp has made a plug and play getaway that allows you to escape urban chaos in a 55m2 all-inclusive nature retreat.
from weather conditions. The recurring element of steel and the interior fitted with Vipp products ranging from hooks to lamps to kitchen convince you that you have entered a Vipp product. Like all products in the interior this construction is a tool made to accomplish something – in this case to facilitate an escape to nature. It is neither a house nor a mobile home. Rather it is spacious, functional, and livable industrial object.
– we call it The Vipp Shelter.
The hooks, the ladder, kitchen, the daybed, the lamps, the shelves, the towels, the toilet brush…and the list continues.
Everything you see is Vipp. And it is all inclusive. The Vipp shelter is delivered fully equipped for a total design experience and an easy escape. There is no evident link between a pedal bin, a kitchen and a shelter but enter the shelter and the philosophy of one long lasting, functional tool per category is embodied in every item you see.
The starting point of the Vipp shelter is going back to basics; back to nature in a dense, compact space wrapped in the Vipp DNA. The landscape is purposely framed, turning it into the predominant element of the interior space. Each piece of interior and its dominant dark tones are carefully selected in order to keep focus on nature. The sliding window frames accentuate the sensation of living in nature by blurring the distinction of indoor outdoor space.
The simple steel grid structurally supports the two level space, where only the bathroom and bed loft is shielded from the main living space comprising a kitchen and relaxing area.
4 sleeping guests can stay in the shelter at the same time: 1 main bed for 2 persons in the bed loft, and 2 additional persons on the day bed on the lower level.
LIVING SPACE: 55m2 / 592 ft2.
Fireplace (Spartherm, Various 2L-100h-4S), corner glass.
Electric heating integrated into magnesite floor.
250mm / 9.8 inch glass wool acc. building usually meant for vacation homes.
Protan folio mounted underneath the metal facade / roof.
The vision is to simplify the process of creating your own getaway. When buying the Vipp shelter you buy into a design approach.
Design choices have already been made based on a long experience within processing of solid materials with a defined aesthetic idiom. Designers and engineers have made the necessary deselections and defined the construction and material requirements.
We exploit the benefits of a pre-fabrication allowing the process to be easy, speedy and cost-efficient.
Production takes place in Frederiksværk, Denmark and is estimated to approximately 5-6 months + freight & installation (from order confirmation). Delivery time varies according to location. Installation will take between 3-5 days.
The point of departure is not a piece of land on which a house has been customized taking into consideration the natural surroundings. Rather the Vipp Shelter is prefabricated and built to fit any type of landscape and natural conditions.
"There is plenty of amazing architecture out there, but we wanted to conceive something different rooted in who we are.
The Vipp shelter is prefabricated and built to fit any type of landscape and natural conditions including heavy snow load. We suggest you find a local contractor that can confirm site compliance to our technical guidelines describing size & weight, foundation, requirements for water, sewage & electricity, site access, isolation, mounting & fitting. Prior to production, we provide you with a full set of Vipp shelter documentation drawings for your local contractor.
Consider the Vipp shelter as a finished product. This means that you cannot alter the design of the shelter. Learn more about the design concept here. Vipp delivers a completely finished design product where production will take up to 6 months and installation is done within 3-5 days. Like a new car would never be delivered without wheels, a Vipp Shelter will never be handed over unfinished.
Nor will it ever be delivered by others than our own experienced crew who does not leave until the result lives up to our quality standards. This is your guarantee for a premium experience. Vipp takes care of freight and installation of the shelter with our own crew in collaboration with your local contractor. Freight and installation cost is upon request and dependent on specific location.
The Vipp shelter is fully equipped with interior, so grab your iPad and a weekend bag. That is all you need to escape to the Vipp shelter. Everything else is taken care of: furniture, lighting, tableware, towels and even bed linen are included in the shelter allowing you an easy escape.


Brunch is unfortunately not a meal I get to enjoy very often. Most of my days start way too early and that means that I'm hungry before a time that could be considered appropriate for brunch. So, when Alpro invited us to Brunch in Gent, it was a nice opportunity to chill a bit, have a chat and enjoy a drawn out meal consisting of more than my usual coffee and quickly put together breakfast.
So, brunch was held back at M with a View, the same place where we had our fabulous dinner the evening before. That great place right on top of an old warehouse with the views over Gent and the unusual outside lift. It was fun to see it all again in - literally - a different light. The bright blue sky from the evening before had been replaced by a slightly greyer one, but it seemed to fit the surroundings quite well.
Brunch was of course full of fab treats. Various bread rolls, mini croissants and pains au chocolat, fruit, the best jams ever and of course a whole host of Alpro treats like their oat drink and yogurt alternatives. Add some coffee and champagne and I was one very happy bruncher (I think I just made that word up) and set up for the rest of the day. Maybe these images will inspire you to enjoy a drawn out brunch over the weekend?


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Two of literature's most famous detectives had a major influence on the development of the modern crime scene investigation, according to a historian from The University of Manchester.
Dr Ian Burney's research into the history of "CSI" has revealed that two of its founding fathers – Frenchman Edmond Locard and Austrian Hans Gross – were influenced by British writers Arthur Conan Doyle and R Austen Freeman.
Conan Doyle, a doctor and creator of Sherlock Holmes and Freeman, another doctor whose creation Dr John Evelyn Thorndyke is the prototype for the modern forensic investigator, were evangelists for a professionalised CSI – according to the material analysed by Dr Burney.
The historian was speaking at the 24th International Congress of the History of Science, Technology and Medicine, held at The University of Manchester.
Dr Burney is based at the University's Centre for the History of Science, Technology and Medicine. He said: "It's surprising but clear that the fictional creations of Sherlock Holmes and Dr Thorndyke were a major influence on the crime scene as we know today.
"The stories showcased new methods of CSI: protecting the crime scene from contamination; preserving and recording the relationships between all objects in the scene, even the most trivial; and submitting minute trace evidence to scientific scrutiny.
"So it's fair to say that Conan Doyle and Freeman helped investigators to systemise their methods to make the invisible, visible and the inconsequential, consequential.
"It wasn't until the 1920s that dedicated CSIs began to appear as supervisors of a complex police and scientific operation, accompanied by photographers and policemen to search and protect the scene.
"Freeman and Conan Doyle helped bring this about.
"It's amazing that both writers were able to conceive of the modern crime scene from their own imaginations – though I would guess they were familiar with the writings of Gross and Locard."
In an English translation of Hans Gross's handbook for crime investigators, Dr Burney discovered a passage referring to the forensics kit bag taken by English police to crime scenes as "the Thorndyke," a clear reference to Freeman's character.
And in his textbook, Edmond Locard, repeatedly urged all students of police science to read and absorb the lessons of Sherlock Holmes.
Dr Burney added: "During the Victorian era, there were certainly people who investigated the scenes of crimes, but they were was not systematic and scientific in the way they went about their work.
"At murder scenes, the representative of "science" was a medical man – sometimes a pathologist but often just a local practitioner.
"But Sherlock Holmes - and especially Dr Thorndyke- were critical of they way Victorian pathologists might contaminate a scene and helped change practice for good.
According to Dr Burney, 'The Boscombe Valley mystery' is one of many examples of how like modern CSI the novels were.
In this story, Holmes laments the destruction of crime scene evidence by "investigators" unaware of the need to adhere to csi protocol saying: "Oh, how simple it would all have been had I been here before they came like a herd of buffalo and wallowed all over it."
And Dr Thorndyke argued in one of his earliest stories, "Message from the Deep Sea", that the scene of a murder should be treated like: "the Palace of Sleeping Beauty … Not a grain of dust should be moved, not a soul should be allowed to approach it, until the scientific observer has seen everything in situ and absolutely undisturbed. No tramplings of excited constables, no rummaging by detectives, no scrambling to and fro of bloodhounds."
The key to solving this particular murder was Thorndyke's attention to and scientific analysis of sand traces on the dead woman's pillow.
Dr Burney said: "When we consider the look of a crime scene today, with its protective tents and its ceremonially cloaked guardians, it is not difficult to see it as Thorndyke's "Palace" come to life."
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The Association of Business Schools has today received a Royal Charter from Her Majesty the Queen. The Association, which is the voice of the UK's business and management education sector, has now become the Chartered Association of Business Schools. It will be using its new status to deliver more value to its members, starting today with the launch of its new website, and in the future through Charter awards programmes.
Using its Royal Charter status, the Chartered ABS will be looking at developing a series of new awards that acknowledge and celebrate the very specific and important contributions business schools make to individuals, businesses and society. The first such award, the Small Business Charter, was launched by the Association in 2014 and the potential for others will be explored in due course.
The new website will be much more interactive and will feature contributions from members and external parties, reflecting the desire of members to have more opportunities for debate and exchange of ideas.
The Association already has a number of new projects up and running which it will deliver under its new name. The Chartered ABS is working in partnership with organisations such as the Chartered Management Institute to produce data and research that articulates the value of business schools. The findings of these projects will be unveiled and discussed at events for members including the Chartered ABS Annual Conference on 9-10 November 2015, in Manchester.
This is an exciting time for the Association which has been making a series of positive changes to take the organisation further forward, including the recent appointments of new members to its senior management team, including Anne Kiem as CEO.
Anne Kiem, Chief Executive, Chartered Association of Business Schools, said:
"I am delighted that we have received the Royal Charter document and can now call ourselves the Chartered Association of Business Schools. This is a significant moment in the history of the organisation. A lot of work went into bringing us to this point and I express gratitude to the Council and especially our Chair, Professor Angus Laing, for getting us to this point. The prestige and recognition that goes with the title signify the importance of business schools. The UK's business and management education sector represents 1 in 5 university students and contributes £3.25b to the UK economy. We will continue to work very hard with our members to ensure their impact on society and the economy continues to be recognised."
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There have been numerous stories of business executives' and politicians' home being spied on, protested around, or vandalized by opponents. Most voters find such behavior reprehensible.
In The College Fix, University of Colorado – Boulder student Aslinn Scott reports that atheist activists have taken this tactic to the another despicable level by centering on religious leaders. Their sin? Being wealthy.
Richard Dawkins and Sean Faircloth are recruiting college students to photograph the homes of ministers as the two well-known atheist work to make a documentary they say they hope leads to the abolishment of tax exemptions for religious leaders in America.
Faircloth, author of "Attack of the Theocrats: How the Religious Right Harms Us All & What We Can Do About It," encouraged hundreds of University of Colorado – Boulder students who attended his talk last week to photograph the homes of ministers and send them to him.
Dawkins told the audience, about half of whom were students, that modern science and statistical reasoning has essentially debunked the notion of miracles.
Faircloth, whose speech preceded Dawkins, is director of strategy and policy at the Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason & Science. He told the students that "the religious right organizes for intolerance," so secularists have to take the offense against them.
To that end, Faircloth touted the foundation's effort to expose what he refers to as the "religio-industrial complex," in part by photographing ministers' homes.


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Q: Connect to SQL Server inside Docker image (Linux) whilst in build I have a simple docker-compose file which builds a SQL Server database, restores a .bak file.
Now, if I run this independently - i.e. wait for the image to build and exclude the run.sh and run it with docker exec it sql-server-db /opt/mssql-tools/bin/sqlcmd it works no problem.
However, if I run this inside the build process I get

#0 8.435 Sqlcmd: Error: Microsoft ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server : Login timeout expired.
#0 8.435 Sqlcmd: Error: Microsoft ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server : TCP Provider: Error code 0x2749.
#0 8.435 Sqlcmd: Error: Microsoft ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server : A network-related or instance-specific error has occurred while establishing a connection to SQL Server. Server is not found or not accessible. Check if instance name is correct and if SQL Server is configured to allow remote connections. For more information see SQL Server Books Online.

Where is my error?
docker-compose
version: '3.9'

services:

  sql-server-db:
    container_name: sql-svr-db
    build:
      context: .
      dockerfile: docker/mssql.Dockerfile
    ports:
      - "5433:1433"
    volumes:
      - /drive:/var/opt/mssql

mssql.Dockerfile
FROM 'mcr.microsoft.com/mssql/server'

ENV  SA_PASSWORD=Passw0rd!
ENV  ACCEPT_EULA="Y"

USER root

WORKDIR /app/

RUN mkdir -p /var/opt/mssql/backup

COPY /drive/db.bak /var/opt/mssql/backup

ENTRYPOINT [ "/app/run.sh" ]

.run.sh
#!/bin/bash

echo "waiting for sql server to warm up ..."
sleep 45

echo "restoring database... from BAK file"

/opt/mssql-tools/bin/sqlcmd -S localhost -U SA \
    -P 'Passw0rd!' \
    -Q 'RESTORE DATABASE MYDB  FROM DISK = "/var/opt/mssql/backup/db.bak" WITH MOVE "db_DATA" TO "/var/opt/mssql/data/db.mdf", MOVE "db_Log" TO "/var/opt/mssql/data/db.ldf"'
echo "database restored"

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	public function create_user($username, $email, $password, $mobile, $department, $period) {

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			'password'   => $this->hash_password($password),
			'created_at' => date('Y-m-j H:i:s'),
			'mobile' => $mobile,
			'department' => $department,
			'teamid' => $department,
			'period' => $period,
		);
		return $this->db->insert('users', $data);
	}

	public function resolve_user_login($username, $password) {

		$this->db->select('password');
		$this->db->from('users');
		$this->db->where('username', $username);
		$hash = $this->db->get()->row('password');
		return $this->verify_password_hash($password, $hash);

	}

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		$this->db->select('id');
		$this->db->from('users');
		$this->db->where('username', $username);
		return $this->db->get()->row('id');
	}

	public function get_user($user_id) {

		$this->db->from('users');
		$this->db->where('id', $user_id);
		return $this->db->get()->row();

	}

	/**
	 * hash_password function.
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	private function hash_password($password) {

		return password_hash($password, PASSWORD_BCRYPT);

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	private function verify_password_hash($password, $hash) {

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The first Dragon Ball video game ever produced. It was released by Epoch, making it the only game not to feature any kind of involvement with Bandai or the subsequent Namco Bandai. The game is an overhead shoot'em up that allows players to take on the role of Goku who rides on the Nimbus while firing Ki blasts and swatting at enemies with his Power Pole.
Dragon Slayer is an early example of the action role-playing game genre, which it laid the foundations for. Building on the prototypical action role-playing elements of Panorama Toh (1983), created by Yoshio Kiya and Nihon Falcom, as well as Namco's The Tower of Druaga (1984), Dragon Slayer is often considered the first true action role-playing game. In contrast to earlier turn-based roguelikes, Dragon Slayer was a dungeon crawl role-playing game that was entirely real-time with action-oriented combat, combining arcade style action mechanics with traditional role-playing mechanics. Dragon...
Elevator Fight
Elevator Fight is an original arcade platform game in a style similar, but not identical, to Elevator Action. Arin, your space suit-clad hero, must travel downwards in shaft of 31 floors populated by dangerous robots, space mice and aliens and filled with traps, in order to destroy the central computer of the Gashim empire on the bottom floor. The shaft is divided in a multitude of floors, connected by lifts. Both you and your enemies may use the lifts, using them both to advance, to escape and to ambush. The enemies have different behaviours, with some rushing toward you and some shooting....
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Lupin III
Epoch Super Cassette Vision - January 2, 1984
Lupin III is an Action game, developed and published by Epoch, which was released in Japan in 1984.
Lupin Sansei
You control Mappy, a police-mouse whose job is to collect valuables (consumer electronics) from a cat's house. You are being pursued by a gang of five pink cats. Doors are your only defense against the cats. You get from floor to floor by jumping on one of the trampolines. Points are earned by recovering stolen goods. Other ways of earning points are bouncing on a trampoline, putting cats in the microwave, striking a cat with a door, striking cats with a bell, retrieving a treasure from the Boss cat Goro or dropping cats through a hole in the floor.
Milky Princess
Miner 2049er
You play the part of Bounty Bob, and it is your mission to explore every inch of an abandoned mine. As you walk over floor sections in the mine, the floor will change color. When all of the floor sections have been changed in color, you can move on to the next, more challenging level. To reach all of the floor sections, you will need to figure out how to get there.
Nekketsu Kung-Fu Road
Pole Position II
In the sequel to Pole Position, you are again driving an F-1 racer in a timed qualifying run, trying to achieve the pole position. Then it is off to the race, in hopes of taking that top spot. The difference in Pole Position II and it's predecessor is that now you have four tracks to select from.
Pop & Chips
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Rantou Puroresu
Real Graphic Mahjongg
Sansupyuta
Shougi Nyuumon
You are the legendary Red Baron, flying a plane through a horizontal side-scrolling scenery set during World War I. To complete a mission, you simply need to get to the landing spot on the other side without being shot down, but you can gain extra points by destroying enemy vehicles and planes. For huge points, pick up a bomb hidden in the level (you will be warned by a sound when approaching it) and drop it on a large structure. If you fail to land on the landing strip, you run out of fuel and crash. You can only shoot horizontally and diagonally by tilting the plane's nose. When in...
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Japan Attachment 2018 of MDRM program
MDRM students joined the Japan Attachment 2018 program again this year from 22 July to 2 August to experience how disaster risk management is actually conducted in Japan after a year of in-class lectures by Japanese professors and experts during the 2017/2018 academic year.
Soon after arriving at Tokyo Narita Airport, students and faculty members were taken to Tsukuba City where they had visited some of the renowned universities and research institutes, including Tsukuba University, National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience (NIED) and International Center for Water Hazards and Risk Management (ICHARM) of the Public Works Research Institute (PWI).
1st week – Kanto (East Japan) Program:
At NIED, the students were able to observe their earthquake monitoring system and experience the world largest rainfall simulator system, demonstrated by Dr. Naoki Sakai, MDRM lecturer. NIED can be considered as an example of how research institutes can partner with government of private companies to work together in solving DRM issues.
The participants then visited the Nikko Sabo Dam Office where officers of Kanto Regional Office of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) closely monitored the Inari River that is protected by different types of sabo dams. The hardware measures have proven to be effective in protecting Nikko City, a popular tourist destination, and several world heritage sites located downstream from debris-related disasters.
On the following day, Ryu-Q-Kan, the massive underground discharge channel that protects the Kinu and Tone river basins including many low-lying areas in Tokyo was visited. As other visitors, the participants were awed by this underground parthenon that operates on an average 7 times per year during the raining season in Japan.
While the Kinu River Basin suffered a historical flooding event in 2015, the visit to Joso City and Shimodate River Management Office demonstrated good practice on how central and local governments could collaborate in disaster response and recovery. Each has also taken unique approaches in working with the local residents in disaster prevention awareness and activities.
The participants enjoyed their reunion with Prof. Takeuchi and Prof. Egashira, both MDRM lecturers, at ICHARM where they received lectures about the latest situation in Central Japan where a series of flooding took lives of over 200 people. They also visited the hydraulics experimental laboratory after the lectures.
With Tsukuba City being the home of Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), the session with Remote Sensing Technology Center of Japan (RESTEC) provided a crash course for utilizing satellite remote sensing technology for disaster prevention planning.
In addition, some of the participants were able to visit Nippon Koei Research Institute, one of the largest civil engineering consulting companies in Japan, and observe its experiment facilities. Discussions were held on possible student internships and join research.
In the evening, a dinner reception was organized by Tsukuba University in which participants were able to reunite with other MDRM lecturers, partners and MJIIT students who are currently studying there.
In the second week of the Japan Attachment, the participants moved to Kansai area in Kobe and Kyoto.
2nd week – Kansai (West Japan) Program:
The visit to Disaster Management Center of Hyogo Prefectural Office gave another glimpse of local government's effort in sustainable reconstruction and recovery after the 1995 Great Hanshin Awaji Earthquake that created the "self-help" and "mutual-help" concepts.
Students from medical background especially appreciated the talk by Dr. Shinichi Nakayama, Director of Hyogo Emergency Medical Center (HEMC), the regional DMAT hub that was established after the 1995 Earthquake. The Emergency Medical Information System (EMIS), in particular, was deemed important and applicable in hospitals in Malaysia.
Kyoto for owning 17 world heritage sites is the most suitable place to learn about cultural heritage protection and disaster prevention. Jointly organized by UNESCO, Professor Takeyuki Okubo of the Institute of Disaster Mitigation for Urban Cultural Heritage (R-DMUCH), Ritsumeikan University guided the participants through Kiyomizu Temple and Higashiyama Ward on how community-based disaster management has been functioning in the area.
Lastly, MJIIT-Kyoto University Joint Seminar was again organized this year with support from Professor Takara, Dean of the Graduate School of Advanced Integrated Studies in Human Survivability (GSAIS), Kyoto University and participated by Professor Michinori Hatayama and Professor Tetsuya Sumi, MDRM professors, and Professor Takahiro Sayama of Disaster Prevention Research Institute (DPRI).
Full time MDRM students are eligible to join the fieldwork programmed in the Japan Attachment that is funded and implemented every year as JICA Knowledge Co-Creation Program (KCCP), tailor made based on students' background and interests.
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What starts as a lazy day at the beach quickly turns into mystery and adventure when the search for Blackbeard's treasure begins!
Tales both past and present lead us on a search of untold riches. Just where has Blackbeard and his crew hidden their legendary treasure?
That's what those who attended performances of the production of "Blackbeard the Pirate" got to find out last weekend as Missoula Children's Theater made its yearly stop in Forks.
The local cast featured Emma-Grayce Fleck as Blackbeard; Casadie Whorton, Keana Rowley, Chelsea Simons, Haley Lynn Barker and Kinley Rondeau as his bearded Pirate Crew; Finn Conlon, Chloe Gaydeski-St. John, Annika Leverington, Whitlee Prose and Eden Watson as the Sailors; and Julia Biciunas, Sarah Curtis, Emery Damron, Riyan Goetze, Julieanne Haag and Savannah Meyer as the Beach Bums.
A gang of nautical creatures also joined the fun!
Lexi Hawkins, Skye Hestand, Emma LaCross, Adison Richard, Malachi Rowley and Riley Wallace performed as the cranky Crabs; Savannah Hartenstein and Brodie Fletcher were the cantankerous Crocodiles; Ona Collins, Julianne Cook, Leah Gilbertson, Bailey Johnson, Eva Torres, Jlynn Vessey and Kendyl Woody were the melodious Mermaids; Harmon Kohout, Evan LaCross, Wendy Nowak and Justin Sandoval were the secretive Seaweed Creatures; and Destiny Ashue, Addelynn Brenner, Liam Coburn, Kinzie Daniels, Madelyn Ford, Malcolm Hagans-Hamilton, Elliana Hillcar, Alex Leask, Brynlee Rigby, Ryder Romberg, Ryder Seeber-Voyles, Emory Soha, Ariah Torres, Elia Torres and Declan Weekes performed as the precocious Parrots.
The cast also included Jack Delgado as Lt. Maynard and Logan Hestand as Sam the Clam.
Kaylee Ellis, Kelsi Hess, Logan Hestand and Caila Whorton served as assistant directors throughout the week.
The light director was Kenneth Turner (Forks High School Class of 2017).
The Missoula Children's Theatre residency in Forks is presented locally by Quillayute Valley School District with support from many wonderful volunteers and the Misty Valley Inn B&B.


Every business, large or small can use brand advocates - those customers who trumpet the businesses praise and express their delightful experiences with the company to others. But it's also vital that a company's leadership learn to nurture that same attitude among its employees. The benefits of building that kind of culture among a working team can be incredible.
On this episode of Social Business Engine Bernie chats with Andy Malinoski, Manager of Corporation Communications and Government Relations at Frontier Communications. He shares how Frontier Communications, a U.S. provider of residential and commercial broadband, video voice, wireless internet data access and bundled service offerings, is empowering employees to be brand ambassadors in the face of 4 unique types of business challenges.
The value of an ecstatic customer can't be underestimated - those are the people who make the business because they happily tell their family and friends about the great experience and feeling they have from dealing with the company. Take that thought and apply it to the interaction customers have with front-line employees of the company and you can easily see why those team members need to be brand advocates par excellence.
What are you doing to help your customer-facing employees deal with customer issues and complaints effectively and in a way that delights your customers in spite of the problem? Malinoski describes how the Frontier Communications team is equipped with the information needed to answer customer questions, head off problems before they escalate, and disseminate answers to common questions via social media - all for the sake of creating the happy, loyal customers every business wants and needs.
Many times when things go wrong with a company's services or systems, the biggest problem both customers and the business in question have is communication.
Here's the reality: Customers are usually OK with temporary glitches or outages in service because they know technology is not foolproof. But they need to know what's going on in order to maintain that calm demeanor.
Malinoski discusses some of the ways the leadership at Frontier has worked to engage employees as part of the response team to system outages or issues. The company has dedicated employees who provide social media content for everyone to use to inform their customers, clear the air, and help everyone rest easy.
When it comes to building an all-star team of employees - from the C-suite all the way to the entry-level position - it's powerful to remember that high-quality people usually run with high-quality people. That means equipping your employees to be recruiters on your behalf can enable you to find the people you're looking for, faster.
Malinoski highlights the approach the Frontier Communications team takes to recruiting, particularly as it relates to making existing team members advocates for the company as they relate to those in their networks.


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The answer to this question really depends on what is going on in my personal life, as well as with Makeup Utopia. If I'm swatching a collection of polishes, I can change my manicure several times in one day. If I'm doing a special occasion manicure (like this festive manicure) I would only leave it on for one day. Typically, however, I do my nails every 4th of 5th day, depending on chipping, and how bored I am with having the same colour nails for a few consecutive days.
That's my answer, now I want to know, how often do YOU change your nail polish? Let me know in the comments below, or on the Makeup Utopia Facebook page or the Makeup Utopia Google Plus page.
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Egypt: Arrests of alleged Islamic State members continue as group threatens Christians
7 Maggio 2017 BreakingNews @en di
Five alleged members of the militant group Islamic State were referred to the Criminal Court by the prosecution on Friday, state-owned media reported. Arrested members, was planning a trip to Libya to train themselves before to come back in Egypt to carry out terrorists attacks. In a recent development, the leader (emir) of the Islamic State's branch in Egypt warned Muslims to stay away from Christian gatherings, as well as military, security, and governmental facilities, which are "legitimate targets for the organisation". Although the declaration of the state of emergency and the Egyptian government's pledge to end militancy, the activities of the Islamic State have started to turn its sights on targets outside its base in Sinai to reach Cairo and the Delta.
Islamic State seeks to impose religious rules in Egypt's North Sinai
Islamic State could be imposing its rules over North Sinai Provicne, according to Reuters. Indeed, Interviews with residents of North Sinai and reviews of Islamic State videos suggest the group's local affiliate, known as Sinai Province, is seeking to impose its hardline interpretation of Islam on the local populace for the first time. According to Sinai Province videos reviewed by Reuters, the group has created a morality police force, known as a Hisba, to enforce strict rules against such behaviour as smoking, men shaving their beards or women exposing their faces. And, even if the Cairo policy toward islamic groups is cleared, the eradication of these groups, we can still deplored terrorist attacks, and peoples killed or injured by IS in North Sinai Province. According to the report, IS try to keep an influence on the area, in despite of controlling a geographic area.
Intelligence Cell revealed: al-Baghdadi, is still alive and staying in Syria
18 Aprile 2017 BreakingNews @en di
Ministry of Defense's Falcon Intelligence Cell revealed, on Monday, that the leader of the Islamic State group, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, is still alive and staying in Syria, while warned of the "political terrorism" after the liberation of Mosul. Head of the Falcon Intelligence Cell said in a press statement that the criminal al-Baghdadi is still alive and moving freely on the Syrian borders to Iraq. He also warned of the Islamic State danger on the country, calling it the phase of political terrorism after the liberation of Mosul, while pointed out that the terrorist group is planning to extend its strategy to some politicians, who are taking advantage of the invasion of the Northern provinces.
U.S.-backed forces launch new attacks on Islamic State in Syria
U.S.-backed forces fighting Islamic State in Syria launched a new phase of their offensive on Thursday, a statement said, but they have not yet begun to attack the militant group's stronghold of Raqqa city in an apparent delay in the operation. But the fourth phase of the campaign aims to clear Islamic State pockets from the countryside north of the city, the SDF statement said. It did not say when the assault on Raqqa itself would begin. "We aim to liberate dozens of villages in the Wadi Jallab area and the northern countryside and clear the last obstacles in front of us to pave the way for the operation to liberate Raqqa city", it added.
al-Abadi: Referendum cannot be held in Kirkuk
The Iraqi Prime Minister Hider al-Abadi said in his weekly press conference that the referendum cannot be held in Kirkuk, as the Islamic State terrorist group still occupy areas in the province and as thousands of civilians from the province are displaced. Al-Abadi called for dialogue and cooperation in order to resolve the disputed area issue. Adding that "Baghdad stands on an equal distance from all components of Kirkuk as part and parcel of the country". Earlier this month, the provincial council of Kirkuk voted for a referendum on the province's secession from Iraq and joining Kurdistan Region, the vote came after the council decided to raise Kurdistan flag in Kirkuk and its governmental buildings. Joint delegation from the two leading Kurdish parties of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan and Kurdistan Democratic Party had visited the capital Baghdad to discuss holding a referendum as well for addressing the disputed areas issue.
Western Mosul refugees numbers exceed 281,000
The number of people displaced from the western side of Mosul has reached up to 281,000 since operations were launched in February to retake that region from Islamic State militants, according to the Iraqi government. The Iraqi Ministry of Migration and Displacement said in a statement on Monday that the "Number of the displaced civilians from western Mosul went up to 281,630 persons, and those were distributed among the ministry camps in the south and east of the city". "The ministry teams received today 6,855 displaced persons from the west of Nineveh. They were provided shelter at camps of al-Narkezliya, al-Jadaa, al-Haj Ali, al-Madraj, al-Khazer, Hassan Sham and Jamkour", it added.The statement also indicated that "the ministry provided all essential needs of food and medical requirements at stores, in case more families were displaced from western Mosul".
Expecting Islamic State terror gruop attack, Israel closes Taba Crossing into Egypt
In a highly unusual move, Israel shut down the Taba Crossing to Israelis trying to enter Egypt's Sinai Peninsula on the eve of Passover on Monday, citing fears of an imminent terror attack by the Islamic State terror group. Israel announced the closure of the border for at least one week (until next Thursday). However, thousands of Israelis were expected to pass the border for the Passover Holidays. The closure was ordered by Transportation and Intelligence Minister Yisrael Katz, after discussion with Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman and other security officials. Since the official opening of the border in 1982, it had been closed few times, the last one had been in 2014.
Syrian Democratic Forces liberates two villages from ISIS in west of Raqqa
28 Marzo 2017 BreakingNews @en di
Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) liberated two villages from Islamic State (ISIS) control during the third phase of the Operation Wrath of Euphrates to isolate the ISIS-held Syrian city of Raqqa. The two villages are situated near Swediyah al-Kabirah to the west of Raqqa. The SDF are currently advancing towards Raqqa on three fronts, and while progress during the third phase has been rapid, some fierce clashes have broken out as ISIS militants look to stem the SDF's advance. After cutting several strategic roads, the SDF are moving closer to their aim of surrounding and isolating the Syrian city entirely, in anticipation of an operation to liberate the city from the jihadist group. That operation is believed to start within the coming weeks. The SDF, a coalition of Kurdish and Arab fighters who have been successfully fighting ISIS in northern Syria, has been steadily moving in on the jihadist group in Raqqa for the past five months. The operation to isolate the ISIS-stronghold of Raqqa began on November 5, 2016.
terrorist attacked Westminster killing four people, included a police officier and wounding 40 other civilians, before being killed.
A single terrorist attacked Westminster killing four people, included a police officier and wounding 40 other civilians, before being killed. He indiscriminately ran into people with a car on Westminster Bridge. The use of the vehicle to attack civilians was a direct copy of an Islamic State tactic used previously with murderous effect in Nice and Berlin. The initial working theories of the police investigation are the attacker was inspired by Isis and was most likely a "lone actor".
FBI investigating ISIL cell in Turkey, five suspects
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has been investigating an Islamic State Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) cell known as the "Dokumacılar" since a suicide attack killed two U.S. citizens and two others on Istanbul's İstiklal Avenue on March 19, 2016, according to revelations from a case file at the Istanbul Chief Prosecutor's Office. Five suspects from the attack were put on trial by the Istanbul 23rd Court of Serious Crimes in connection with the attack.
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It's here - at last! I have just pushed my usual must-see guide to the Apple iBooks Store.
Chapter 1 - Introduction to the must-see guide.
Chapter 2 - A guide to the key the highlights from last year's conference so you can relive the experience or see what you missed. Catch the most important highlights from last year's OpenWorld conference with our on demand video service which covers all the major keynote sessions. Sit back and enjoy the highlights. The second section explains why you need to attend this year's conference and how to justify it to your company.
Chapter 3 - Full list of Oracle Product Management and Development presenters who will be at this year's OpenWorld. Links to all their social media sites are included alongside each profile. Read on to find out about the key people who can help you and your teams build the FUTURE using Oracle's Data Warehouse and Big Data technologies.
Chapter 4 - List of the "must-see" sessions at this year's OpenWorld by category. It includes all the sessions and hands-on labs by the Oracle Product Management and Development teams along with key customer sessions. Read on for the list of the best, most innovative sessions at Oracle OpenWorld 2016.
Chapter 5 - Details of all the links you need to keep up to date on Oracle's strategy and products for Data Warehousing and Big Data. This covers all our websites, blogs and social media pages.
Chapter 6 - Details of our exclusive web application for smartphones and tablets provides you with a complete guide to everything related to data warehousing and big data at OpenWorld 2016.
Chapter 7 - Information to help you find your way around the area surrounding the Moscone Conference Center this section includes some helpful maps.
What's missing? At the moment there is no information about hands-on labs or the demogrounds but as soon as that information is available I will update the contents and push it to the iBooks Store. Stay tuned for update notifications posted on Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and LinkedIn.
If you want the guide as PDF book then see here - and yes it's still completely free.
Let me know if you have any comments. Enjoy.


Process - New Home Designs for Sale | Carter Builders Inc.
Process for Homes Designed for sale by Carter, Inc.
Purchasing a Home Designed by Carter, Inc. Design Team ensures that the home fits the community and includes the appropriate interior and exterior finishes to fit the market. Thereby virtually eliminating the possibility of purchasing a home that has been over built for the community.
Depending on where the home is in the construction process at the time of contract determines the number of changes that can be made by the client to the Design Team Selections. We develop the initial allowance packages and only order the selections in time to keep the construction schedule going uninterrupted. Thereby keeping the process open as long as possible to allow a new client to step in with the Design Team to complete all of the selections.
Ensure that the lot is clear of debris and other health hazard material and that the utility connections have been sealed.
Sediment Control is intended to prevent sediment from leaving a construction site during construction activity.
Required when digging or excavating anywhere within the right-of-way, installation or replacement of lines or conduits, erection of utility poles, removing or replacing curbs, gutters, sidewalks, driveway aprons or other public improvements.
The selections are spaced throughout the permitting and construction phases. The average homeowner spends a few hours a week with our selections coordinator. Many homeowners have opted, due to their work schedule, to make all of the selections upfront within a few weeks. We will tailor our schedule to best accommodate the customer's needs.
Carter will commence construction once all permits are obtained. On average, construction of a new home takes 6 to 8 months. The variation in time depends on the size of your house, specific selections and design, and the weather. During construction there will be a manager on site every day to direct the operations. Carter Inc.'s systematized process of reports, change orders and selection timetables makes the building process effortless for our clients. Quality inspections will be done by the manager during the different phases of construction. Whenever there is a question, Carter and the rest of the team will respond promptly. Our clients are always our first priority. During this phase, we like to get our homeowners very involved to ensure they are informed and feel very comfortable throughout the entire building process. After all, custom homes are just that "custom," and we want them to be exactly as you want them! Carter will review everything from window placement to electrical receptacle needs throughout the process to guarantee the quality of your home. A summary of the steps during the course of the construction phase are listed below.
Exterior concrete, patio and driveway installation.
Every Carter home comes with a warranty to safeguard and guarantee your home is kept to the highest standard. Additionally, there is also 30-day, 6 months, and one-year punch lists to make any necessary repairs and touch-ups. Below is a short outline of our home's warranties and punch lists.
For one year, starting on the Effective Date, the new home is warranted to be free from any defect in materials or workmanship, as defined in the Performance Standards and subject to the limitations and exclusions listed in Exclusions from Warranty Coverage.
For two years, starting on the Effective Date, the new home is warranted to be free from any defect in the electrical, plumbing, heating, cooling, ventilating, and mechanical systems, as defined in the Performance Standards and subject to the limitations and exclusions listed in Exclusions from Warranty Coverage.
For five years, starting on the Effective Date, the new home is warranted to be free from any major structural defect, as defined in the Performance Standards and subject to the limitations and exclusions listed in Exclusions from Warranty Coverage.
30-day list; after you have lived in the house for 30 days Carter will come back and make miscellaneous repairs which have popped up in the first 30 days of occupancy.
6 month and One-year list, as the house conditions you may notice certain trim and drywall pops, cracks and blemishes. One year after the house has been conditioned, Carter will return and repair these items.
"Contracting with you to build our home was the wisest thing we ever did. Thank you does not begin to describe our feelings about this experience. We will... continued"


主題詞:Storytelling--Juvenile fiction. ; Bedtime--Juvenile fiction. ; Chickens--Juvenile fiction. ; Fathers and daughters--Juvenile fiction. ; Humorous stories.
摘要: Little Red Chicken wants Papa to read her a bedtime story, but interrupts him almost as soon as he begins each tale.


role of illusion in the Kowalski's future. In Tennessee William's play, A Streetcar Named Desire, there is a common, continuing theme of reality versus illusion.
Illusions in Tennessee Williams' A Streetcar Named Desire Streetcar Named Desire. ... where the characters are using illusions in an attempt to escape reality.
A Streetcar Named Desire is a much different experience than The Glass Menagerie. ... The characters lunge at each other, the theme lunges at the audience. .... What does the battle between Illusion and Reality represent? ... Desire vs death.


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This stylish property blends beautifully within its natural landscape set back from the water's edge with light and spacious open-plan living, creating the perfect retreat for families and friends.
There's no better base for an action-packed holiday within the heart of the Cotswold Water Parks where you are free to roam amongst the woodlands and meadows. Being Britain's largest water park and offering a wide range of activities to include, boating, canoeing, kayaking, sailing, water skiing, fishing, cycling, walking, golf and horse riding. And if you manage to get away why not visit the historical city of Bath, the Regency town of Cheltenham or the market town of Tetbury which are all within easy reach. Other attractions include The Cotswold Wildlife Park, Westonbirt Arboretum, Birdland and the Model Village. The famous Wildfowl and Wetlands site at Slimbridge and Berkeley Castle are also close by.
Take some time to soak up the views across the water's edge before you step into the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The spacious lounge area has views towards the lakeside and is a great spot to sit back and enjoy the views or watch a film on the TV/DVD with friends, the dining area is just perfect for families to come together for a meal after a day's exploring. The kitchen is well-equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. There is also a shower room with shower and WC on this floor. When the day is done head up the stairs to the first floor where you will find three bedrooms, one king-size with en-suite bathroom with shower over the bath and WC, one double with en-suite shower room with shower and WC and one double.
Outside there is an enclosed patio area with table and chairs overlooking the lakes. You will also have access to the many leisure facilities (some with additional charges for rental) that include, tennis courts, football and golf nets and table tennis area, there is also non-motorised sailing on Windrush Lake and Carp fishing on Isis Lake. There is allocated private parking for two cars.
This property is lovely, large spacious lounge and the bedrooms very comfy. Owner very helpful. The place its in is fab, nice walks, fab views of the lake, pub over the road, our children loved the soft play and we made use of the pool tables!
Everything was perfect. Lovely clean, homely accommodation and very spacious. Perfect family holiday location.
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The spring came, the sun is shining more than ever here in SF and it was about time to finally meet the Conservatory of Flowers inside Golden Gate Park.
This place is already beautiful from outside. Sculptures, huge palm trees, a beautiful garden and the greenhouse architecture with stained glass make the picture perfect.
The Conservatory is the oldest in North America! It has 4 different galleries - potted plants, lowland tropics, highland tropics and aquatic plants - but it isn't a really big place, an hour or so you can walk through everything, which is a good point because Golden Gate Park has a lots of attractions to see. My favorite thing was look closely to the carnivorous plants, they have really big ones that I've never seen something like it before.


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Welcome fellow tennis fans! Are you excited to see who ESPN has chosen to be the commentators for this year's US Open? It's always intriguing to see who will bring their unique insight and expertise to this grand event. So let's find out who ESPN has selected – stay tuned!
Who are the ESPN tennis commentators?
ESPN is the principal broadcaster of the US Open Tennis tournament and features renowned commentators from the world of tennis. This year's ESPN commentators for 2019 US Open Tennis include former Wimbledon Winner John McEnroe, five-time Grand Slam winner Martina Navratilova, Hall of Famer Chris Evert and Tracy Austin.
In addition to the four main play-by-play commentators on ESPN, there are several analysts who offer sideline and midcourt scouting reports, interviews and feature stories throughout each match day. Notable analysts contributing to coverage include Darren Cahill, Brad Gilbert, Mary Joe Fernandez and Patrick McEnroe. Plus adding comedic takes in between matches are actors Andy Roddick and Bill Walton.
Who is the owner of the Tennis Channel?
Tennis Channel is an American sports-oriented digital cable and satellite television network owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group. It is devoted to the sport of tennis and offers live coverage of professional tournament matches, original series, instructional and coaching tips, and news coverage. Sinclair Broadcast Group was also the majority owner of Tennis Magazine until 2019, when it was sold to Bonnie Posh Office Solutions LLC. The magazine provides in-depth coverage on all things tennis-related including tournament news, players, gear and trends.
On Tennis Channel, who are the commentators?
The Tennis Channel, which is the official broadcaster of the US Open, provides English-language coverage across its linear and digital platforms. The commentators and analysts delivering insights and perspectives on the tournament include a number of popular personalities, such as former players Jimmy Arias and Justin Gimelstob, and Billy Jean King-led change makers.
Additionally, viewers can listen to Bill Macatee and Brett Haber as they deliver play-by-play commentary for this year's US Open. Plus, tennis analyst Paul Annacone will provide his insight on what's happening on the court throughout the tournament.
John McEnroe will make appearances throughout the tournament for special coverage of top matches and breaking news. And Tracy Austin will join Chris McKendry each day from 11a -noon EST to break down all the action from that day's match ups.
Furthermore, Swedish tennis star Mats Wilander will provide unique insight into his native player's performances throughout the tournament while Jennifer Capriati will offer her expertise playing in major tournaments to help fans better understand what it takes to succeed at an international level competition like The US Open tennis.
Are the commentators receptive?
The official roster of commentators for the US Open Tennis tournaments includes some of the best and most experienced names in sports broadcasting. With a combination of sports commentary veterans, sportscasters and tennis players to provide expert opinion, each tournament is sure to provide viewers with an entertaining and informative broadcast.
To ensure that viewers hear only the best commentary, ESPN utilizes a team of commentators who are both informed and receptive to the viewers' perspective. Not only are they knowledgeable in both the sport itself and its many complexities, they also make sure to listen to what viewers have to say before providing an analysis or opinion on a particular match or situation. This openness allows for more meaningful conversation among those watching from home as well as developing more insightful critique from experienced sportscasters.
In 2021, the team of professional commentators for US Open Tennis includes Caroline Wozniacki, John McEnroe, Chris Evert, Brad Gilbert, Bill Macatee and Patrick McEnroe. All commentators have impressive resumes in either tennis or broadcasting – each providing unique insight into the game such as strategy analysis or technical breakdowns – leaving no questioning as to their skill set when it comes to sports commentary. With such an accomplished group handling play-by-play details and online fan interactions during live events, fans can rest assured knowing they will receive quality coverage of all US Open Tennis matches throughout the year!
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As ever, there was a concern that we would be at a disadvantage by playing our first competitive game against a match sharp team but those fears disappeared as we took a two goal lead.
Close season signing Josh Law endeared himself to his new fans by claiming both strikes inside the opening 20 minutes. Unfortunately that was an end to the good news.
Keith Lasley conceded two penalties, the second in added time, and the visitors escaped with a 2-2 draw. It was a real disappointment but the feeling was that we would be able to get the better of Stjarnan in the second leg.


It was a situation in which most coaches would have called a timeout.
St. Maria Goretti had just scored eight straight points to take a 42-35 lead midway through the third quarter, but Frederick coach Tom Faska chose not to stop the clock. He wanted to see how his team would respond.
The Cadets came up big, finishing the third period on a 15-6 run and battling their way to a 62-59 win over the No. 10 Gaels Tuesday night at Goretti.
Point guard Emonte Hill led the charge for No. 4 Frederick (11-2) by scoring nine points and making two big steals during the streak that gave the Cadets a 50-48 lead entering the fourth quarter.
"Luckily we have a veteran team and that run didn't rattle them," Faska said. "The tide was turning their way, but we came down and Al (Green) scored to end it. Then Emonte hit the big shots."
The biggest of Hill's shots came in the waning seconds of the third quarter. He swished a 3-pointer from the left side with 12 seconds left to tie the score at 48. He followed that with a steal in Goretti's backcourt and hit a layup with seven seconds to go to put Frederick ahead by two. Hill led the Cadets with 25 points, eight assists and four steals.
A transition layup by Hill gave Frederick a 56-53 advantage with 3:30 to play, but four consecutive free throws by Kyle Logan pushed Goretti (10-10) ahead 57-56.
Green's foul line jumper with 32 seconds left moved Frederick in front by one. Goretti had a chance to regain the lead, but Lee Green missed a pair of layups and, after John Thomas pulled down the offensive rebound, Hill stole the ball and passed ahead to Al Green. Green was fouled intentionally, but missed both free throws - Frederick's first foul shots - to keep a glimmer of hope alive for the Gaels.
Hill made two free throws for a 62-59 Frederick lead with nine seconds left, and the Cadets denied Goretti a last shot.
"You can't turn the ball over 25 times to a team like that," said Goretti coach Cokey Robertson. "With their quickness, we couldn't afford to give it up that many times. Hopefully we learned some things on how to play down the stretch, doing those little things."
Logan finished with 24 points, eight rebounds and five steals, and Thomas had 19 points and eight rebounds for the Gaels, who shot 56 percent from the field.
"This is a tough place to play," Faska said. "Goretti has so much tradition and they are so well-coached, you have to feel good to come in here and win."
Green had 17 points, eight rebounds and five assists. Marcus Boyd added 10 rebounds for the Cadets.


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Thank you so much for being my neighborhood for the past six years. First as my place of employment, and then as my home. I loved you from the very first time I met you, which was probably visiting my friend Lauren's apartment and going to the Old St. Pat's Block Party, then when I couldn't figure out how to get to my first interview at Harpo (thanks, Lauren).
Since then, we've had so many good times. I've lived on Kinzie and Madison, spent lots of time after hours and at brunches on Randolph, worked on Racine and May, went to church on Adams and Desplaines, gone to the Target on Jackson too many times, and have had a love/hate relationship with the 20 bus down Madison and Washington on and off for the past six years.
You have been a part of so many wonderful memories in my life. Almost four years ago, Nate and I got engaged at a New Year's Eve party we had at our Kinzie apartment. We moved to Madison right before we were married, and got George right after we moved to our second apartment in the building (yes, we've moved a lot). You were there for me in my best times, and more recently my worst, and I'll never forget that.
And as much as I hate to, it's time to leave you. Things have changed. And now, there are condo buildings and restaurants popping up everywhere. The intimate relationship we once had has become crowded, expensive, less familiar.
But I wouldn't have it any other way. You've kept me, Nate, and now George safe and comfortable for these six years, and for that I say thank you (I'm sure my parents would, too). People recognize and say hi to George when he goes on long walks with Nate. I went out to dinner tonight and saw three different people at my favorite BBQ spot on Green. It's so bittersweet to leave you, but it's time to move on.
I won't be far, and I'll come back to visit you often, but our relationship will be a little different. You're the only neighborhood I've lived and loved in the city, but it's time to say goodbye. I wish you well as you continue to grow and thrive, and hopefully I will be doing the same in my new neighborhood.
Thank you, I love you, and I hope to see you very soon.
These days, what can $40 get you? How about unlimited cocktails, the new Green City Market Cookbook, and a cooking demonstration at The Chopping Block Cooking School, featuring chefs and a farmer who contributed to the cookbook. Oh yeah, and you get to sample all of the recipes and chat with them, too. No kidding, this is how Nate and I recently spent our Monday night!
Walking into The Chopping Block, a recreational cooking school, is like foodie heaven, complete with a boutique kitchen store to shop for items used in demonstrations and classes, and three classroom areas for classes and private parties.
We bumped into my friend Gina who works there, then our friends Britta and Dave who were also attending the class. Britta volunteers at The Green City Market, which is a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide a marketplace for purchasing sustainably grown food and to educate, promote and connect farmers and local producers directly to chefs, restaurateurs and the greater Chicago community. I've been to the Lincoln Park market a handful of times and loved it, it's just kind of difficult for me to get to. So you could imagine my excitement when they recently started The Green City Market Fulton on Saturday mornings!
Back to the story: The room was busy, so we got some wine and beer and sat down with our cookbooks, not quite sure what to expect. The presentation started with a few introductions, including Beth Eccles, owner and farmer of Green Acres Farm, who spoke about her involvement with the Green City Market, and how she collaborates with local chefs. Throughout the evening, the chefs had nothing but wonderful things to say about Beth and her produce, which was really wonderful to hear.
Shelley Young, owner of The Chopping Block, started the demos by sharing her strata recipe (all of the recipes from the evening are featured in the cookbook). What was cool was that Shelley adapted her recipe for the summer, using yellow corn and squash. Sometimes I get to caught up in a recipe that I can't even think about changing an ingredient, but the chefs that evening were really playful with their recipes, which was inspiring for this wannabe foodie. This strata was so decadent, my mouth waters just thinking about it. Very creamy and delicious but packed with veggies, too.
Next were Joshua Kulp and Christine Cikowski, chefs and owners of Honey Butter Fried Chicken, who made mini versions of their Sunday Dinner Club market burger. The burger, which they freshly ground, was simple but outstanding. The quality of the meat was so great, the burger didn't require much seasoning before cooking. (I always add egg and breadcrumbs and sometimes veggies–not necessary!) Luckily they let us sample some right after the demo because these were too good to wait.
Lastly, Jason Hammel, co-owner of Lula Cafe, put together a lovely summer bean salad with smoked trout. Jason walked us through the steps of blanching the veggies, and properly assembling the dish. He made his own dressings, which is something I really need to start doing. This salad was so crisp and crunchy, it made me excited to visit Lula. After our move this month, I swear!
After the demonstrations were finished, the audience was allowed to sample the strata and salad, have the chefs sign their cookbooks, and chat and ask questions. It was nice to be able to get to know the chefs a little better, and hear about their involvement with the market.
Needless to say, we went home very full and truly inspired. We even picked up a cooking oil and spatula used in class. I look forward to making many of these recipes for years to come.


This fantastic corner unit is the only south facing unit available right now where you can enjoy spectacular sunrises and ocean views. Get ready to view amazing sunrises, moonrises and rainbows. You will also be able to turtle watch and view rocket launches right outside your window. This condo is move in ready with porcelain tile throughout and freshly painted interior. Features a home office nook overlooking the Atlantic. Perfect for relaxing or taking care of business. All stainless steel appliances, corian counter tops, updated kitchen and bathrooms and much more. Newer Samsung extra large capacity front loading washer and dryer with steam option are also included in the sale.
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