Your weekly summer stop for beer tastings and Tower Theatre tours is back, starting Wednesday, June 29. Shop Bend's downtown Farmers Market, and then drop into the Tower through the theatre's back door on Brooks Promenade for free Worthy Brewing beer and popcorn.
Worthy Wednesdays run through July 27. Beer samples will be rotated each week, limit two samples per person per week.
The nonprofit Tower Theatre Foundation owns and operates the historic stage in downtown Bend. The Foundation's mission is to be Central Oregon's leading performing arts organization, providing cultural and educational programs that make essential contributions to the region's lifestyle and strength of community. Membership, program information and individual and group tickets are available at the box office (835 NW Wall), by phone (541-317-0700) or online (www.towertheatre.org). Details on events are also at facebook.com/TheTowerTheatre.


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Iran's President Says Economy Is a Factor in Virus Response
March 29, 2020 Economy, Health and Hygiene, Social and Political
VOA – Iran's president on Sunday lashed out at criticism of its lagging response to the worst coronavirus outbreak in the Middle East as a "political war," saying he had to weigh protecting the economy while tackling the pandemic.
Hassan Rouhani said the government had to consider the effect of mass quarantine efforts on Iran's beleaguered economy, which is under heavy U.S. sanctions. It's a dilemma playing out across the globe, as leaders struggle to strike a balance between containing the pandemic and preventing their economies from crashing.
"Health is a principle for us, but the production and security of society is also a principle for us," Rouhani said at a Cabinet meeting. "We must put these principles together to reach a final decision."
"This is not the time to gather followers," he added. "This is not a time for political war."
Even before the pandemic, Rouhani was under fire for the unraveling of the 2015 nuclear deal he concluded with the United States and other world powers. President Donald Trump withdrew the U.S. from the agreement and has imposed crippling sanctions on Iran that prevent it from selling oil on international markets.
State TV on Sunday reported another 123 deaths, pushing Iran's overall toll to 2,640 amid 38,309 confirmed cases.
Most people suffer only minor symptoms, such as fever and coughing, and recover within a few weeks. But the virus can cause severe illness and death, especially in elderly patients or those with underlying health problems.
It is highly contagious, and can be spread by those showing no symptoms.
In recent days, Iran has ordered the closure of nonessential businesses and banned travel between cities. But those measures came long after other countries in the region imposed more sweeping lockdowns. Many Iranians are still flouting orders to stay home in what could reflect widespread distrust of authorities.
Iran has urged the international community to lift sanctions and is seeking a $5 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund.
Elsewhere in the region, Qatar reported its first death from the new coronavirus late Saturday, saying the total number of reported cases there was at least 590.
The tiny, energy-rich nation said it flew 31 Bahrainis stranded in Iran into Doha on a state-run Qatar Airways flight. But since Bahrain is one of four Arab countries that has been boycotting Qatar in a political dispute since 2017, Doha said it could not fly the 31 onward to the island kingdom.
"Bahraini officials have said they will send a flight for them at some undefined point in the future," the Qatari government said in a statement.
Bahrain said it planned a flight Sunday to pick up the stranded passengers. The kingdom said it had its own repatriation flights scheduled for those still stuck in Iran and warned Qatar that it "should stop interfering with these flights."

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Parenting education can improve the skills of every mom and dad and the behavior of all children, and it particularly benefits families from low-income or otherwise underserved populations, a new study from Oregon State University suggests.
The study, part of a growing partnership between the OSU College of Public Health and Human Sciences and the Oregon Parenting Education Collaborative to increase access to parenting education for all families, may remove some of the stigma attached to parenting education, which has historically been associated with court orders for parents who've run afoul of child-protective laws.
Findings of the OSU research, recently published in Children and Youth Services Review, indicate that parent education series serving predominantly lower-income parents resulted in greater improvements in their skills and their children's behaviors compared to series serving higher-income parents.
The collaborative includes among its leadership Shauna Tominey, assistant professor of practice and parenting education specialist at OSU's Hallie E. Ford Center for Healthy Children & Families, part of the College of Public Health and Human Sciences. The parenting education series the collaborative offers are delivered at no cost to the parents.


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My friend took steroids sold to him at a Hull gym - now he's dead
Four times as many men aged 16 to 24 are taking steroids, according to a Home Office report
Deadly steroids are being sold at Hull gyms, according to a man from Bransholme whose friend died after becoming addicted to the "killer" substance.
John, 43, was left devastated when a 49-year-old friend he knew from his time at a Hull gym died recently after decades of abusing anabolic steroids.
John said: "He became very ill. He was a big guy - he was 22 stone and full of muscle but he went down and down.
"He came off the steroids eventually but by that time it was already too late.
"By the end he was a former shell of himself. He just weakened inside and it was devastating for his family."
Steroids are used by bodybuilders but young men are being drawn to them due to concerns about how they look (Image: Getty Images)
Anabolic steroids are performance-enhancing Class C drugs that increase muscle mass and decrease fat.
Athletes, weightlifters and bodybuilders may take them to improve their physical performance and build up their bodies.
However, in recent months, they have been abused by young men with body dysmorphia and concerns about their image.
They can only be sold by pharmacists with a prescription but according to John, they are being sold on the cheap to young men who want to grow muscle.
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He said: "It's £5 for a single shot or you can get a bottle for between £25 and £40. This can be either injected or taken as tablets.
"It's people in the gym that want to get bigger and with peer pressure they encourage others and it's a business to them.
"It's frustrating because I've never found myself taking anything like that but I see young guys who are 16 and 17 taking them and these gym owners are ruthless - they don't care what they are selling."
Steroids are being sold at Hull gyms, John says (Image: Peter Dazeley)
In July, the Home Office revealed that there had been a 400 per cent increase in the number of 16 to 24-year-olds across the country using steroids.
That constitutes an extra 19,000 users and John is worried about the number of young people taking steroids to try and obtain the perfect body image.
"People don't realise it's a dangerous drug," he said. "It's a killer.
"It's not illegal to possess or take them but it's illegal to sell them and that's what people are doing.
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"They used to smuggle steroids in from places like France and Spain but nowadays they are making it here underground and it's not good at all.
"It won't kill you overnight but it will take its toll over the years and damage your kidneys and your liver."
Regularly taking anabolic steroids can lead to high blood pressure, heart attacks, blood clots and liver and kidney tumours.
It can also cause erectile dysfunction in men and problems with periods in women as well as many more symptoms.
PeopleHull's verdict on pyjamas at the shops: 'Downright lazy' or 'who gives a toss'Some say it's scruffy while others insist just live and let live
PeopleHull's verdict on pyjamas at the shops: 'Downright lazy' or 'who gives a toss'
Some say it's scruffy while others insist just live and let live


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MSLAW Wins 3rd Place in the 2011 Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial Competition
[Published in Winter 2011]
The Trial Advocacy Team from the Massachusetts School of Law Wins Third Place in the 2011 Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial Competition and for the Fourth Time in Five Years Competes at the National Finals with the Other Regional Winners
Massachusetts School of Law's Trial Advocacy Team demonstrated tremendous advocacy skills during the 2011 Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial Competition for the Northeast Region of the National Black Law Students Association. In winning third and fourth place in the competition, all four of MSLAW's teams again advanced to the quarterfinals as they had in 2008 with 6 of the top 8 teams coming from only two schools – MSLAW and Harvard University Law School. The semifinals saw two very evenly matched MSLAW teams face Harvard to see who would advance to the finals. In two very close matches, Harvard prevailed over MSLAW. Harvard University Law School won the Trial Competition and Columbia University Law School won the Moot Court Competition held at the regional convention in Connecticut. The Northeast region is comprised of the 33 law schools in New England, New York, and northern New Jersey.
MSLAW's students displayed impressive command of the evidence, law, and facts while displaying great advocacy skills throughout the competition. MSLAW advanced four teams to the Elite 8 of the highly competitive Northeast Region. While teams are not allowed to disclose their team affiliation during the competition, among the teams that MSLAW beat were NYU, Seton Hall, St. Johns, and Harvard.
Two MSLAW teams went on to compete at the National Finals in Houston with the 15 other winners from the remaining five regions across the United States as Harvard, due to scheduling conflicts, sent only one team to the finals. In 2008, when MSLAW also advanced four teams to the quarterfinals and took the top four spots in the regional competition, it went on to compete in the National Finals of the Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial Competition in Detroit where MSLAW finished third in the country losing only to the national champion.
MSLAW team members are James Ezeigwe, Jamal Johnson, Morjietta Derisier, Candace Robinson, Kellie Tiller, James Hester, Nick Carbone, Katisha Cunningham, James Sankan, Janet Raheb, Chantelle Hashem, Nisha Mungroo, Darryl Caffee, Allenston Sheridan, Tradia Vereen, and Felicia Robinson. Associate Dean Michael Coyne, Professor Dan Harayda, Attorney Darius Greene, and Assistant District Attorney Kimberly Gillespie serve as the coaches of MSLAW's Trial Advocacy team.
This year MSLAW was not as fortunate and could not gather enough victories to advance to the National Quarterfinals despite great advocacy by all of the team members. This is the fourth time in five years that MSLAW teams advanced to the National Finals. In the last six years in the Thurgood Marshall Trial Advocacy Competition, MSLAW teams have finished in 3rd place four times, 2nd place twice, and 1st place once. MSLAW students have also won the best advocate award of the competition in 2007, 2008, and 2009. As she did in 2010, Harvard student Ieshaah Murphy won the best advocate award with a perfect score despite strong competition from MSLAW students Kellie Tiller, Nick Carbone, and James Sankan.
In praising the team's performance, Dean Coyne said, "This team displayed great intelligence, command of the law and the rules of Evidence. Their professionalism was outstanding and was recognized by the judges as well as fellow competitors. There is no shame in losing to an equally talented team as that from Harvard. Our team members are truly among the very best law students in the United States. It was a pleasure to see the team demonstrate their significant knowledge and command of the law. They will be great lawyers who will serve their communities well."


In a parody of a FDA guidance, Michael Siegel on his Blog wants to illustrate the absurdity of regulating e-cigarette as tobacco products. He deplores that FDA's logic has been so terrible that readers can hardly make the difference between official texts and parodies.
Currently, the FDA considers e-cigarettes as a product of tobacco and regulates them as such. After questioning the FDA about their regulating nicotine-free e-liquids, the Administration replied that they would be regulated the as tobacco products because they were intended to be used with vaporizers themselves deemed tobacco products as they could be used in combination with nicotine e-liquids.
So Michael Siegel's question is legitimate: With liquid nicotine extracted from potatoes, would it mean the e-cigarettes may then be deemed "potato products"?
His satiric comment addresses the hypothesis of an e-liquid whose nicotine does not come from tobacco crops but from another Solanaceae, potatoes. The same example could have been chosen with eggplants or tomatoes that are from the same family. By copy-pasting the same text and substituting tobacco by potato and adapting , the writes: "E-liquids that contain nicotine derived from potatoes do not meet the statutory definition of "tobacco product" unless they are reasonably expected to be combined with a tobacco product. However, since e-liquids that contain nicotine derived from potatoes are "potato products, the agency declares that such products must comply with Marketing Order No. 946, as amended (7 CFR part 946), regulating the handling of potatoes".
The trickiest part of Michael Siegel's demonstration is when he describes an overall increase of "Potato use" among high school students in relation with their use of potato e-liquid nicotine. The parallel with the current problematic of e-cigarettes popularity among teenagers is smart but what could then be the gateway effect of using "potato products"? To get addicted to Ketchup and chips? And what is the next step, to ban garlic flavor in potato chips? Note that Ketchup, from its English origins with mushrooms or walnuts (source Wikipedia), has turned to be a "Tomato product" in the last 150 years. Don't you see any coincidence between the rise of tomato ketchup and tobacco cigarettes? Is a conspiracy with the Big Tomato industry underway?
What is behind the expression "arbitrary and capricious"?
More seriously, employed by Michael Siegel, "arbitrary and capricious" are legal terms traditionally invoked in court for a decision taken without reasonable grounds or adequate consideration of the circumstances, for example when the precautionary principle is applied in an erratic manner that appears to be based solely on the political and economic interests of the decision-maker.
The "arbitrary and capricious" argument has been employed by Nicopure Labs in their legal challenge with the FDA. It refers to the agency's deny of the scientific ground in favor of vaping and their zealous prorogatives to vanish most vaping products from the US landscape in virtue of the precautionary principle and because the regulators do not apprehend the emergency of reducing, by any means, the harm caused by tobacco. And based on the recent analysis carried out by the UK's Royal College of Physicians, vaping is one of the most successful means to do so.


Hack customer service. If you've ever called or chatted customer service, you've probably walked away disappointed. Endless wait times, unhelpful agents and dropped connections can make the experience incredibly frustrating. But there are ways to avoid the wait and connect directly with someone at T-Mobile who can help you.
Go to Small Claims Court. Your T-Mobile contract forbids you from suing T-Mobile in a real court, but you can still argue your case in Small Claims Court. In most states, you can sue in small claims for an amount under $5000 or $10,000, which is enough to cover most claims against T-Mobile. Usually T-Mobile will contact you to fix your problem before you have to show up in court.
Arbitrate. If you want to sue T-Mobile for more than the small claims limit, or if you don't want to take time off of work to show up for a court hearing, you can file a consumer arbitration against T-Mobile. A consumer arbitration is an informal, but binding, process that allows you to make your case in front of a neutral third party (usually a lawyer). It's like going to court, but faster, simpler and less expensive.
Arbitration is usually just as effective as small claims court, but doesn't require trips to the courthouse. While it can also be a complicated process if you go it alone, Radvocate makes it easy and free to file many consumer arbitrations against T-Mobile.
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Whilst hunting for presents for cat mad family and friends I came up with the idea to buy some cat themed jewellery. However, I do know that certain friends are allergic to some metals so what better than a cat pin? It does not need to be worn against the skin and is perfect for young and older friends. They are even great for pinning onto backpacks. I have a few friends who love crystal so I decided to look at crystal cat pins.
If you are looking for cat brooches with less crystal then see our list here.
And what a great range I actually found.
This Swarovski crystal brooch actually made me laugh a little. You have a gold tone cat with beautiful green eyes and a pretty pink bow encrusted with rose colored swarovski crystal. And playfully he is gazing in anticipation at a pink and gold fish in a bowl.
This is a nice size pin at 1.8 inches by 1.65 inches and it is 20K gold plated. The Swarovski crystal is in a light rose and a slightly darker rose color. If giving as a gift then it comes in a black velvet pouch.
This amusing crystal cat brooch is currently available here on Amazon.
This immediately caught my eye as the cat looked so cute with its little bow. It also came in a selection of lovely colors with the body of the cat delicately painted. Austrian crystals then encrusted the head and bow.
Size wise this pin is just the right size for a lapel and is not heavy enough to rip light fabric. It is 2.3 inches in length by 1 inch in width.
There is a color to suit everyone. Whilst I usually love blue I was also really drawn to the purple color with this pin. It is also perfect to give as a gift as it comes in a lovely presentation gift box and bag. It looks a lot more expensive than it really is.
This is a great pin to give as a gift to your daughter. Especially if they have a school mascot that is a panther or other large cat.
This pin is in the shape of a cat (or dog) paw and is filled with sparkly rhinestones. These are diamond cut crystals which then radiate the light to give extra glitter and shine.
This brooch is two inches by two inches in size and would look great on a school bag, kit bag or even a lapel. It comes in three colors – black, clear and a topaz orange. My favorite color is the topaz orange for this pin – which is your favorite?
Have a look here on Amazon for more details about this sparkly cat paw pin.
This regal looking cat pin is by Alilang. It is a pretty art deco looking piece in a silver tone metal and with clear crystal cut rhinestones.
This cat pin has a very delicate look and has a cool looking cut outs for its eyes and ears. The body is full of rhinestones and it has a really pretty long and arched tail. This pin would look great on a scarf or dress.
It is a great gift for a cat lover or someone who likes rhinestone brooches and pins and it gets delivered in a smart gift box. Overall it is around 2 inches in length.
Look here on Amazon for more details about price and delivery.
This pin is such a pretty color. While the metal is in a gold-tone the crystals are in varied green colors which give the cat body a feeling of depth. The colors are an emerald green through to a peridot green color and finally a chrysolite color together with some beautiful clear crystals.
This pin really does sparkle and is definitely blingy. The cat is about four inches in length and just over an inch wide and it is completely encrusted with crystal. This cat also has a beautiful long curled tail which almost resembles a sea horse.
This cat pin would make another great gift as it comes in a pretty gift box which also contains some extra crystals.
Our final pin has two pretty kitties hugging each other like best friends. This can be a beautiful special occasion gift for your cat loving friend or relative. It can be perfect for mothers day.
One cat is gold plated with a crystal collar. Whilst the second cat is rhodium plated with clear colored crystals encrusting the body and head. The cat's paws and tails are then intertwined. The crystals themselves are clear diamante.
This is a very sweet looking pin and measures 3.5 inches long by 3 inches wide.


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Learning To Drink Vol. 4: Bitters
Good drinks tell a story... and this is the story of those drinks. Each week, we'll be serving up a remedial cocktail lesson for bartending beginners to help you get the most out of your glass, with recipes, interviews, and histories coming right up.
Lesson 4: Bitter Medicine
Many a recreational opiate is born as "medicine," and that's the story with lots of booze and yes, bitters. For basics, the substance is alcohol used as a solvent and preservative for botanicals. That's macerated matter like aromatic herbs, barks, roots, and fruits or fruit peels sitting in high-proof stuff.
The ancient Egyptians had something like bitters in their jars of wine infused with medicinal herbs. More highly concentrated "bitters" arrived in the Middle Ages as distilling and plant-based medicine improved. And, according to the labels on some current bitters brands, their modern-day bitters are a reflection of Renaissance pharmacopeia.
Bitters as we know them today were eventually stirred into the cocktail tradition of the British colonies as a founding ingredient. As early as 1806, American publications made reference to the popularity of a new preparation called a "cocktail," which was the combination of "a stimulating liquor, composed of spirits of any kind, sugar, water, and bitters."
With that, bitters coalesced and were commercialized. Angostura bitters, for example, were a defining product of the period, developed in 1824 by a German physician as a cure-all for sea sickness and other maladies. These don't, as is commonly thought, contain angostura bark. Peychaud's Bitters were another 19th century creation, this time of New Orleans. Orange bitters, an ingredient that dates cocktail recipes as older, were wildly popular at the time and are seeing a resurgence today.
Todd Smith is rightly proud of his take on those, an orange fennel bitters, even offering them as an at-home recipe below. He tends bar at the Mission District's ABV and before that did so at Bourbon & Branch and Hideout. Smith wouldn't, however, divulge his celery bitters recipe when we spoke, because according to him "they're the best out there." They are pretty spectacular.
It's what was "out there" generally that set Smith out to make his own bitters (ABV uses mostly his own creations). "Especially 8 or 10 years ago, there wasn't a lot of options other than Fee Brothers, Angostura, Peychaud's. We just didn't think they had enough punch to them."
From Smith, some of the most interesting bitters I sampled from were smoked bitters: coffee beans that had sat on ABVs smoker, or pears that had done the same to great effect. At ABV there's always one smoked fruit bitters option on the menu, and you'll also always find the celery bitters. When I asked Smith what drinks shouldn't get bitters added, he had very few answers. "Maybe a gin and tonic?" he suggested.
But what do great bitters do for great drinks, anyway? Other than curing sea sickness, that is, or making a cocktail a cocktail. "Bitters," says Smith cracking a smile, "just make drinks better."
ABV's Orange Fennel Bitters (home version)
per Todd Smith
1 bottle of El Dorado over proof 151 rum or Everclear 151 Grain alcohol
¼ cup ried orange peel
Orange peel with pith from 1 orange
1 tsp. Gentian root (bitter)
1 tsp. Grains of paradise (aromatic)
½ tsp. Fennel seeds toasted (aromatic)
Combine ingredients in a jar with tight fitting lid.
Shake everyday or so for 2-3 weeks
Strain and bottle
These are great and mix well with pretty much any spirit.
I get my herbs from the sites below also there is a link to a specialty bottle site:
Penn Herb Company
Whole Spice
Specialty Bottle
See all installments of Learning to Drink.
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The Largest Infrastructure Buildout in History Is Underway
Jeff Brown | Aug 26, 2018 | Palm Beach Daily | 7 min readPrint
Nick's Note: The opportunity in today's essay is so big, I wanted to share it with you right away. It comes from Bonner & Partners' tech expert Jeff Brown, who's been uncovering America's "new infrastructure boom."
This revolution will boost many sectors, but Jeff covers one in particular that will create windfall profits for early investors.
By Jeff Brown, editor, The Near Future Report
If you take Route 309 North from Allentown, Pennsylvania for an hour and 15 minutes, you'll eventually run into Mahanoy City.
It's a small town—so small that you could stroll right down the 20 blocks or so that compose Centre Street in about 15 minutes if you took your time.
As such, it seems like an unusual spot to be the birthplace of an $81 billion industry.
Yet, in fact, it was.
In 1948, a local entrepreneur set out to solve an important problem. Broadcast television signal reception was poor for the folks in Mahanoy City due to the surrounding mountains. The solution was to take those television signals from the top of a mountain and then distribute them over a new kind of network.
That network became known as community antenna television, otherwise known as cable TV or CATV. And no one could have guessed how large the industry would become.
Over the course of the next 60 years, companies like TCI, Cablevision, Continental, Time Warner, AT&T, and many others spent hundreds of billions of dollars racing to connect every home in the United States to their CATV networks in hopes of selling them multi-channel television services and, eventually, internet access.
It was a massive undertaking, and one in which hundreds of companies profited from greatly over the years.
And just as important, it was one of the first projects of this scale that wasn't about roads, bridges, or canals. It opened the doors to a whole new way of thinking about infrastructure.
"I lost 50% of my life savings"
This analyst went for a run… had breakfast… and drove to his office. But when he logged into his computer, more than half his net worth had vanished. Find out what happened… what it means for him going forward… and why you could be at risk of something similar.
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The New Infrastructure Boom
Right now, the world is embarking on another, similar project. Like cable TV, it's a massive infrastructure buildout, perhaps the biggest in history: the construction of fifth-generation (5G) wireless networks.
A wireless network buildout is akin to the cable TV buildout, just without the cables. Wireless infrastructure enables our phones and other electronics to communicate with each other via the internet. This is done through the construction of cell towers.
If you have a modern smartphone in the U.S.—or the developed world, for that matter—it's likely that you're using a fourth-generation (4G) wireless network. About once every 10 years, the world goes through a major wireless infrastructure buildout.
In the 1990s, it was second-generation (2G) technology. In the 2000s, it was third-generation (3G) technology. And in the current decade, it's been fourth-generation (4G) wireless technology.
But as we can see in the chart below, the number of 4G subscribers will peak this year and is at the earliest stages of decline. And 5G is the reason why… It's coming a couple of years earlier than previous generations.
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You see, the world now has an insatiable demand for more connectivity. More internet browsing, more messages, more video chats, more streaming video… all on wireless-connected smartphones and tablets. This demand has accelerated the migration from 4G to 5G.
What's more, 4G wireless networks are congested… resulting in poor speeds, dropped calls, and frustrated customers. As a result, subscriber growth on 5G networks will be on an exponential growth trajectory over the next five years; it's scheduled to overtake 4G subscribers by 2024.
And for good reason… 5G technology promises connection speeds up to 1,000 times faster than what we have today. For perspective, with 5G, it'll take mere seconds to download a feature-length movie—something that would take close to an hour today.
To make this 5G network construction happen as fast as possible, wireless carriers are going to have to rely on infrastructure companies to support this undertaking. Naturally, this will translate into tremendous investment in those companies… and windfall profits for early investors.
If History Repeats, These Mining Stocks Could Soar 10x Starting August 16
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Remember Tesla's famous "Gigafactory"? It's five times bigger than Central Park. And it can make 500,000 batteries a year, mostly for electric cars.
Shortly after it opened, prices of the metals used to create batteries soared as high as 190%. And the best-performing companies that mined them soared even higher – as much as 4,066%.
Any day now, China's opening its own battery factory. It will be able to produce 50 times more batteries than Tesla's. How high could it send prices of battery-grade metals (and shares of the companies that mine them)?
A Revolutionary Step
Of course, the bigger question of 5G is whether anyone will use it. After all, new technologies live and die by their mainstream adoption.
With 5G, this is a no-brainer. Far beyond simply making our connection speeds faster, the technology will lay the groundwork for entirely new innovations…
Self-driving cars will be connected in real time over wireless networks.
Companies will be piloting trucks for logistics remotely, just as drones can be flown from halfway around the world over satellite networks.
We'll be able to surf the internet and make phone calls while riding on a high-speed train up to 310 miles per hour.
Consumers will be able to "sit in" on meetings by projecting themselves using holographic images in real time with no video or audio delay.
And there will effectively be no latency (delay) over 5G networks. Latency will drop by 99% from more than 100 milliseconds down to a mere millisecond. A latency reduction like this would enable a doctor to operate on a patient with robotic surgery… over a wireless network.
Clearly, 5G wireless networking technology is not just evolutionary, it's revolutionary. And it's all happening right now… this year—not two or three years from now.
Verizon has already begun investment in building out 5G networks in five cities around the U.S., the first being in Sacramento, California. These cities will begin offering services in the "second half of 2018."
AT&T announced that it would begin offering 5G to customers in a dozen cities by the end of the year, with notable deployments in Dallas, Atlanta, and Waco, Texas.
T-Mobile came out trying to upstage the other two with plans to offer 5G in 30 cities before the end of the year, including New York and Los Angeles.
This is what most investors are missing. They see 5G as something that won't really hit the mainstream for another few years… and they're right.
But when it comes to infrastructure buildouts like this, the biggest money is made in the early innings. Placing stakes in the companies working on 5G now will pay out windfall returns in a short time.
For a simple way to profit off this trend, the big cell tower companies are the first place you should look. American Tower (AMT) is an easy way to gain exposure… and it stands to benefit as 5G infrastructure continues to be built.
This is one of the most exciting trends on my radar today. And I'd be doing you a disservice if I didn't put it on yours, as well..
Jeff Brown
Editor, The Near Future Report
P.S. The completion of the 5G wireless network is also essential if America is to maintain its economic dominance. That's why President Trump is pulling out all the stops to get the network built. And as 5G revolutionizes our communications networks, it will also send a handful of companies soaring…
I've already shared four companies with readers of my Near Future Report. I expect some of these companies to at least double, perhaps more, in the next 12 months. I put together a brief video presentation with all the details right here…
Due to the scandalous acts of some CEOs with taxpayer funds, Congress just passed Bill S.2155.
This bill has caused a domino effect in the markets that could mean thousands for investors—to the tune of $195 billion in "compensation checks."
Already, a growing number of Americans are collecting huge comp checks—some of them as big as $8,979… $9,587… and even $15,111, depending on the size of their position.
It's a new income stream that just might cover your entire retirement.


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    <option value="2">blahblah</option>
  </select>

....stuff
  <select>
    <option value="5">blahblah</option>
    <option value="10">blahblah</option>
  </select>

As you can see, I have several divs of class MyClass and some of these divs have a select box inside.
I have the following javascript that's used to trigger an event:
$(document).ready(function () {
  $('.MyClass').click(function () { DoThing($(this)); });
});

The DoThing function looks like this:
function DoThing(TheDiv) {
  var Value = parseInt(TheDiv.find(select).val());
  alert(Value);
}

That's the part I'm struggling on: how do I find the value of the select that's selected? For now, it alerts only 1.
Thanks for your suggestions.

A: Description
You should use jQuery's :selected selector to get the selected option.
Check out my sample and this jsFiddle Demonstration
Sample
Html
  <select id="firstSelect">
    <option value="5">blahblah</option>
    <option selected="true" value="10">blahblah</option>
  </select>
  <select id="secondSelect">
    <option value="5">blahblah</option>
    <option selected="true" value="14">blahblah</option>
  </select>
  <select id="thirdSelect">
    <option value="5">blahblah</option>
    <option selected="true" value="20">blahblah</option>
  </select>

jQuery
alert($("#firstSelect option:selected").val());
alert($("#secondSelect option:selected").val());
alert($("#thirdSelect option:selected").val());

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*jsFiddle Demonstration

*jQuery :selected Selector

*jQuery.val()

A: var selectedValues = [];
$("select option:selected").each(function () {
   selectedValues.push(parseInt($(this).val(), 10));
});

A: Using select option:selected will return the desired result:
function DoThing(TheDiv) {
    var Value = TheDiv.find('select option:selected').val();
    alert(Value);
}

Also DoThing is missing a ) before the first ;.

A: Here's how I would do it (assuming that there always is exactly one select per .MyClass):
$(document).ready(function () {
    $('.MyClass').click(function() {
        val = $('select', this).val();
        alert(val);
    });
});

Bonus: The working jsFiddle

Edit:
Also, Betard Fooser's comment is absolutely worth noting. The better way to bind the handler would be:
$(document).ready(function () {
    $('.MyClass select').change(function() {
        val = $(this).val();
        alert(val);
    });
});

No need to read on from here, just a typo caught
Also, your binding is missing a closing bracket and thus won't work:
$(document).ready(function () {
  $('.MyClass').click(function () { DoThing($(this); });
//                                                 ^
//                                Missing ")" here |
});

So, if you try
$(document).ready(function () {
  $('.MyClass').click(function () { DoThing($(this)); });
});

instead, things should work pretty nicely.

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As a new year begins, American Legion Glen Hill Post #287 is getting ready to welcome past and present state officers of the American Legion, American Legion Auxiliary, and Sons of the American Legion to Cedar Springs.
As a lifelong Michigander and Detroiter, having resided in the city of Detroit for 62 years, Richard I Chatman is the newly elected American Legion Department Commander of Michigan's 70,000 plus members for 2011-2012. Commander Chatman was elected on Sunday, June 26, as the first African-American State Commander, by the delegates attending the Department of Michigan's 93rd Michigan state convention at DeVos Center in Grand Rapids.
Commander Chatman, a Vietnam veteran served in the United States Air Force June 1968 – June 1972 earning the rank of Staff Sergeant. As a 15 year member of Coleman A. Young Post 202 in Detroit. He has served the American Legion organization on all levels.
Now that he is Department Commander of the American Legion, he will be attending the Early Bird Dinner at the American Legion Glen Hill Post 287, Cedar Springs on Saturday, January 7, 2012. At the dinner, he will bring news of the progress that he has made as Department Commander for the past six months.
As a 27 year member of the Greenawalt-Flaherty Unit 42 in Charlotte, American Legion Auxiliary Department President Carrie Bowerman is well known for her dedication to her unit. President Bowerman served her 3rd District in many offices as well as Department. She and her husband, Charles P. Bowerman, a Vietnam Air Force Veteran, will be attending the Early Bird Dinner on Saturday.
Also attending will be American Legion Junior Auxiliary President Chelsea Kovacs.
Dwaine Verville and his wife will also be attending on Saturday. He assumed the office of Sons of the American Legion Detachment Commander on Sunday, June 5 in Novi. Commander Verville is a 15-plus-year member of Iron River Squadron #17. He has served in his squadron and UP District in many offices including Commander.
The Cedar Springs American Legion Family Post 287 will be welcoming all past and present State Officers and will present Commander Chatman and Verville and President Bowerman with Cedar Springs traditional Red Flannel undergarments and will parade them around the dance floor with the chicken dance song.
The American Legion was founded in 1919 based on the four pillars; veterans rehabilitation, Americanism, child welfare, and national security. The Legion's mission above all is as a consumers' advocate for veterans.


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Bozeman is a city in and the county seat of Gallatin County, Montana, United States, in the southwestern part of the state. On the 4th (Sat), get a new perspective on things with Boat Tours & Water Sports and then take a pleasant ride with a tour on horseback. On your second day here, get a new perspective on nature at Museum of the Rockies and then get a dose of the wild on Yellowstone Guidelines.
For reviews, maps, other places to visit, and other tourist information, read Bozeman road trip website.
Phoenix to Bozeman is an approximately 4-hour flight. You can also drive. Traveling from Phoenix in June, expect Bozeman to be much colder, temps between 77°F and 45°F. Finish your sightseeing early on the 5th (Sun) to allow enough time to drive to Gardiner.
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Gardiner serves as the gateway to Yellowstone National Park's northern entrance, marked by an iconic stone arch.
Start off your visit on the 6th (Mon): let the river carry you with a rafting and tubing tour and then trot along with a tour on horseback.
For ratings, where to stay, more things to do, and other tourist information, read Gardiner trip builder.
Traveling by car from Bozeman to Gardiner takes 1.5 hours. Alternatively, you can take a bus. Plan for slightly colder temperatures traveling from Bozeman in June, with highs in Gardiner at 69°F and lows at 35°F. Cap off your sightseeing on the 6th (Mon) early enough to go by car to West Yellowstone.
Things to do in Gardiner
Tours · Outdoors · Adventure
The town of West Yellowstone has served as a gateway to Yellowstone National Park since the early 1900s.
On the 7th (Tue), cast your line with a fishing tour, stroll through Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center, and then find something for the whole family at Yellowstone Big Gun Fun. Get ready for a full day of sightseeing on the 8th (Wed): contemplate the waterfront views at Earthquake Lake and then trot along with a tour on horseback.
To see traveler tips and more tourist information, you can read our West Yellowstone trip planner.
Traveling by car from Gardiner to West Yellowstone takes 2 hours. In June, plan for daily highs up to 69°F, and evening lows to 35°F. Finish your sightseeing early on the 8th (Wed) so you can travel to West Glacier.
Things to do in West Yellowstone
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Yellowstone Big Gun Fun
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West Glacier is an unincorporated community and census-designated place (CDP) in eastern Flathead County, Montana, United States. Explore West Glacier's surroundings by going to Glacier National Park (Virginia Falls, Going-to-the-Sun Road, &more). And it doesn't end there: let the river carry you with a rafting and tubing tour, hike along Trail of the Cedars, and stroll through Siyeh Pass.
For more things to do, other places to visit, and other tourist information, refer to the West Glacier day trip planning website.
You can drive from West Yellowstone to West Glacier in 7 hours. Alternatively, you can do a combination of flight and car. Plan for somewhat warmer temperatures traveling from West Yellowstone in June, with highs in West Glacier at 75°F and lows at 45°F. Wrap up your sightseeing on the 11th (Sat) early enough to fly back home.
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Going-to-the-Sun Road
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The Crown of the Continent
With a population of only one million, Montana remains an untouched natural paradise of snowcapped peaks, expansive forests, and alpine lakes, dotted with Old West ghost towns, Indian reservations, and progressive urban communities. Appreciate the state's unique charm and beauty with a trip to Glacier National Park, where you can come face-to-face with Montana wildlife among its high peaks. Head to the state's largest cities, Billings and Missoula, for an array of historical attractions and cultural sightseeing.


HS Strut – Tools of the trade for turkeys.
I was hunting an old Dairy farm that always seems to hold turkeys. I had birds gobbling all over the hillside, but they would not commit to coming into the decoys that were down below them in a green field. So I decided to move the blind on the hillside along an old logging road I had seen earlier that morning that the birds seemed to stay on.
A few days later I jumped in that blind. At daybreak, the birds were gobbling all around me. I had three come within 50 yards, gobble, and then head away. I was trying to call them back in with my HS Strut box call when one sounded off right behind me. Then two more started gobbling. The birds slowly eased into my decoy and starting hitting her with his wing. Unfortunately, I had put the decoys too far to the right and could not get a shot.
The birds put on a show for about 5 minutes when another hen opened up on the hill above me. As the toms moved closer to the live hen on the hill, they strutted right through my shooting lane at 20 yards. The shot was perfect and the big gobbler only ran 20 yards. It was a great way to kick off my Tennessee turkey hunting season.
A big congrats to Sturgill on the first bird of his 2018 turkey season. Be sure to check out the video of this hunt on an upcoming episode of Bowhunt or Die at Bowhunting.com.


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Nicole Gray | 4/12/2019, 8:02 a.m.
To be clear: Millennials get 'it' more than they are given credit for. Like generations before them, millennials have been labeled everything from entitled to lazy, with elders remarking that millennials don't want to work or otherwise do what it takes to succeed. But, I write this as a challenge to those of us on the outside looking in, to think back to the thoughts our elders had of our generation and us. Think of how radical our ideas and methods seemed to them as we attempted to take the value of our lessons learned and translate those into next steps to meet the new challenges. Remember what they said? Remember how they reacted?
I raise these questions and challenges, now particularly, because black millennials have recently lost a leader in Nipsey Hussle, the Grammy-nominated rap artist who was recently killed outside of his clothing store in South Central Los Angeles, California. Hussle disseminated a message, through his life and music, of community revitalization and activism; entrepreneurship; investment; ownership; overall health and wellness; and generational wealth. His message was one of betterment, for the generation, the community, and, in turn, the nation. For many, the message resonated with them because it conveyed their sentiment, for others, it gave them hope for the future. As we reflect on our past struggles and pushes for change, we must recognize that millennials, in their own right, have become moguls, social change agents, and political activists in a time of what seems to most as total chaos. So, maybe they do get it.
Millennials have grown up in the digital age and have learned to leverage the global marketplace that is at their fingertips. They have grown up in an age where they can create, brand, market, and run successful businesses from their smart devices, from just about anywhere, even turning themselves into moguls. To the extreme, you have Mark Zuckerberg, the most famous millennial who is responsible for the beloved and/or begrudged Facebook. Becoming the world's youngest self-made billionaire in 2007, at only 23, Zuckerberg has been amongst the world's most wealthy and influential for over a decade according to lists published by Forbes and Times magazine. With his amassed fortune, he has donated millions of dollars to various charities, causes and start-up companies and inspired others to launch their ideas and begin to rise among the world's power players as well. Zuckerberg is an instance of the extreme, however, but in this day's age more of the norm than the exception. The generation has a strong entrepreneurial spirit. In and of themselves, millennials all over this country are branding themselves and their crafts and not only making money but also giving back to their communities.
Millennials are using their social media savvy and international reach to be social change agents. They are changing the communities they live in, the nation and even the world with their abilities to organize and otherwise draw attention to issues that matter to them. Some are bypassing the organization and the establishment, taking matters into their own hands and just getting things done. Black Lives Matter, for instance, started as an online campaign launched by three young black women following the acquittal of George Zimmerman for the shooting death of Trayvon Matter in 2013. Since, it has become an international organization, arranging and staging demonstrations, across the globe, against the rising number of deaths of black men by police in America and even entering the political arena, rallying against the Trump campaign. Beyond organizing, others are stepping up with their funds to address social issues. Take, Will and Jada Pinkett-Smith's son, Jaden Smith. With the government still sitting on its hands, Smith's water company, Just Water, teamed up with a local church in Flint, Michigan along with other organizations to provide a mobile filtration system, which will remove lead and other poisons from the water. Hussle, another great example, took his entrepreneurial spirit to begin building the infrastructure of his community of South Central LA. An act that was so desperately needed and one that would give youth an alternative to the gang life he had been affiliated with. For one, Hussle co-owned a shopping plaza where he launched many business and philanthropic efforts to better his community. He committed to hiring the disenfranchised, provided a co-working space and launched a science technology engineering and mathematics (STEM) initiative for youth of color, amongst other things. In fact, Hussle's community impact was so great that it will go down in U.S. history as Congress-member Karen Bass has vowed to read his contributions into the Congressional Record. So, millennials are being the change they want to see. They are not asking permission to act; they are doing it, both socially and politically.
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Posted on December 4, 2014 by snapmarenecks
Dickie Divers has the most discussed face in Scottish Wrestling for some reason. I really don't see why. Just because he never has the same expression twice, and sometimes looks like he's in the process of squeezing out a shite make up of pinecones and bits of auld hedgehog does not make that his defining feature. He also has the ability to glue himself to Sha Samuels whilst dropkicking him, and oh aye…he's really quite good at professional wrestling. That's the thing that tends to pass folk by when they're chanting about his face, and flying into a blind rage about how much of a wank he is because he's really good at being a heel. The thing he's best at in wrestling if you ask me, is the actual wrestling part. With the moves and all that. He's had a bit of recognition for his talents in that regard lately, and that's not a bad thing…its…a good thing.
At Fear and Loathing you fell in love with his face, and yon pink streaks in his hair. Now fall in love with his words. Words about the N.A.K, Kenny Omega, Pride and other such wrestling things.
The Divers brand has taken a bit of surge recently. With Divers masks at Fear and Loathing, Divers mug on mugs, Divers capes, even Divers very own namebranded toothpaste. What do you reckon has been behind the surge in the popularity of Dickie Divers?
Simply put, hard work. I go out and give everything i have every single show, if you see Dickie Divers name on a card for a show I can guarantee you, you will get your moneys worth from that match alone! and the fans seem to have noticed it, makes a change from hearing how much of a cunt I am constantly I suppose.
You were part of the STI tag team for a long time, before your partner William Grange left wrestling. It looked like you two were headed for a feud when the tag team originally split up in ICW. Can you tell us a wee bit about what happened with that? Is he deid?
Hes no dead as far as I'm aware. basically we were going to have a feud to try build us both up as singles wrestlers and to try get me out of his shadow as I was always seen as the lesser wrestler out the two of us (for some reason). But when the shows would come up where we were gonna build it he no showed. first time it was due to a broken thumb then he pulled out of a show with a sore stomach which ended up being the final nail in his coffin so to speak. It was gutting that the feud did not happen because I think it would have been a story the fans could have got really emotionally invested in but I guess things happen for a reason because a few months after he left the company I joined the NAK and have never looked back.
Speaking of that, how much have you enjoyed getting to go out there and cause it as part of the most anarchic stable in Scottish Wrestling?
I've said this a million times to the guys, I've genuinely never had as much fun in the ring as I have since joining the NAK. my favourite moment I've had in wrestling was with the NAK, it was when the sold out 02 in Glasgow heard Like A Prayer play after being told Grado was in vegas and lost their shit! only for Renfrew, BT and myself to come through the curtain dancing away. You could actually pinpoint the moment the fans little hearts broke haha best heel move ever!!!
It really was. Bunch of absolute bastards.
There's been more singles opportunities in ICW for you lately. Taking on Sha Samuels, Michael Dante and even having yourself a wee title shot in Edinburgh, in a valiant losing effort against Jester. Have you enjoyed having more singles opportunities or are you more at home as a tag wrestler?
To be honest i enjoy doing both, its been great getting a wee singles run in ICW but I've been a singles wrestler in other promotions like Scottish Wrestling Alliance and W3L for years. A lot of people class me as a tag team wrestler because of the feud between STI and the Bucky Boys which is fair enough I suppose as I've been in tag teams pretty much since the day I started wrestling but I'm comfortable being in a singles role and hopefully there will be a lot more singles opportunities in ICW but only time will tell.
I'm not one for fantasy booking and that, but all I'm going to say is…Nae Divers booked on Sunday due to Darkside being injured and having to withdraw from the tag title match. Nae CM Punk booked anywhere. Both do a wonderful running knee in the corner. You do the math mate.
You were the first ever Pride Champion, and the promotion seems to be going from strength to strength recently. Did you enjoy the responsibility of being the top guy?
I don't really like that term top guy as I feel it suggests I'm better than the rest of the boys which just isn't true, however it was a privilege to hold the title and to hold it for a full year was pretty awesome! It was the first time I'd won singles gold so it'll always feel like a defining moment for me and I think it was for Pride as well. I would recommend everyone keep an eye on Pride as a family friendly company that's definitely getting better and better and using great talents like Chris Renfrew, the Coffeys, Mikey Whiplash, Jackie Polo and of course me! so I would say its definitely worth going to.
How long have you been involved in Scottish/British wrestling and what made you decide to give it a go?
I've been involved in British wrestling since 2006 when I started training with SWA (Another company that's went from strength to strength in recent years) in a wee dingy lock up in the middle of Linwood. Funny thing about it is I actually said no to going to train originally. A friend of mine was going to train and I said no, he was talking every week how much fun he was having and one day I was sitting in the house when I thought fuck it! I went down and it just so happened to be a show day, so there wasn't any training on. So I went to the show which was in Clydebank and that's when I thought "I wanna do this!" started training on the Tuesday after and never left.
Do you have a favourite opponent to date? Wrestling Kenny Omega must have been cracking. Even though he chopped the tits clean off ye.
That's a hard question because I've been lucky enough to wrestle the likes of Doug Williams and Super Crazy but AYE, Wrestling Kenny Omega was a great experience, because hes a guy I love watching myself, so getting the chance to actually be in the ring with him was brilliant. What people don't know about that match is that i was probably the most unwell id ever been in my life so the match had to be toned down! I have a few guys that as soon as I see my name next to theirs makes me go "BELTER!" Like BT Gunn, Stevie Boy, Chris Renfrew, The Coffeys, Jackie Polo, Liam Thompon and Nathan Black who I thinks massively underutilized in Scotland. But I couldn't give you one specific guy who has been my favourite opponent.
Always wondered that about Nathan Black. I remember him as part of OfCom from the first ICW show I was at. Huge, intimidating guy. Surprised we don't see more of him.
Have you had any less than favourable experiences in wrestling you wouldnt mind sharing with us? We'll no tell anyone.
There is plenty of stories I could tell you…..but wont. However there is one story I'll share. I was working for a promotion down south when I first started on shows, it was my first ever booking outside of Scotland so as you can imagine I was stoked!! On the way down I was warned that one of the guys I was gonna be working was a bit of a cock and not to take any of his pish. So I get down and sure enough the fella in question started his "oh your a new boy eh?" patter so I knew straight away I was in for a long night. We got out to the ring and it was a tag match and it seemed like it was going fine until one of them put me in an abdominal stretch, only for the fella in question to come in the ring and full on toe poke me right in the chest. I crumbled to the floor unable to breathe, genuinely thinking he had broke my ribs. So the match continues and I'm raging as you can imagine, what this tit forgot was I was in the heel team so I was gonna get a chance to get my own back! Then my time came he whipped me off the ropes I duck a clothesline and put the brakes on, then WHACK!! punched him right in the head! Then punched this 7ft "hard man" from standing all the way till he was on his stomach cowering like a wee lassie only for my tag partner to yell "tag out for fuck sake!!" so aye that was my first insight into the shit side of pro wrestling.
Even if I ever find out who it actually was, I will never not picture the other guy in this story as Kevin Nash. Seems like a very Nash thing to do.
Whats the plan for you in wrestling long term? Do you have designs on going abroad or anything like that?
Long term I hope to just keep doing what I'm doing and having fun in this wacky business that I love. I've been offered work abroad but I've had to knock a few back because I have no passport just now haha. To be honest ive been vocal about this before but as long as there are people out there paying for their own flights etc its gonna be hard for a guy like me who refuses to be out of pocket just to go hurt myself and line a promoters pocket. But once I get a passport who knows where you will see Dickie Divers.
Last but not least. Anything you want to tell us about, feel free. Upcoming shows, Dickie Divers signature range of Ford Fiestas…etc. Anything you like, fire in.
Just the usual geez a wee follow on twitter @DickieDivers, like me on facebook and keep yer eyes open for Dickie Divers T shirts coming out next year!
Cheers to the bold Divers for his informative, entertaining answers. I hope you all enjoyed that as much as me. If ye did, follow him on the Twitter, like him on that Facebook, and get yourseld out there and see some of the shows he's on. I've not reviewed it yet, but him vs Lewis Girvan at Pride was MOTN for me, and his match with Kenny Williams at SWA in Paisley was another stoater. You see a different side to Divers at these shows, and….well he's still a dirty prick of a heel, but its in a different way. With different music and less people saying he looks like a paedo.
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Poughkeepsie Day School employs a diverse, talented and enthusiastic faculty, administration and staff. Job openings are posted as they become available.
Poughkeepsie Day School strives to have its faculty, administration and student body reflect the diversity of the society in which we live. PDS is strongly committed to fostering a community that reflects the values of our school's mission and to promoting an environment of equality, inclusion and respect for difference. Poughkeepsie Day School is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Candidates from underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply.
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It is never too late for you to start living your dreams. It's a fresh year. All you need to do is to take that step. So why not start now? We always procrastinate. We put off things waiting day after day, year after year. But living your dreams begins with taking a step… no matter how small. Once you start, the rest of the things start falling into place.
Here are some ways to begin living life like you have always wanted to.
Even the most boring person will find traveling fantastic. Now, for you to begin this, you need to make some small savings. Start by keeping a few dollars a month for you to realize your dream. You don't need to break the bank to realize this dream. You can even go to a nearby town and experience fresh things. All you need to do is start small. Before you know it, you will be traveling the world.
Is it a promotion you seek?
If a promotion is what you need, start living your dreams by going for it. Put in more hours at work. Do a small course that will set you above the rest of you colleagues. Be more proactive at work. That extra effort will not go unnoticed. When something comes up, you will be the first to be picked.
Is it starting a family?
Well, there is only one way to do this, right? All you need to do is talk to the person you want to start a family with. So long as you are on the same page then you are good to go.
Everyone has things they want to do before they die. How about creating a list of things you want to do and start with the simplest then move on to the harder ones. All you need to do is start. Before you know it, come 2020, you will have checked off most of them. Start living. Start living the dream.


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* Anders Lindegaard (goalkeeper): 1 save, 0 goals conceded, 19/31 passing (61%)
* Nemanja Vidic (right-center-back): 50/54 passing (93%), 0 tackles, 2 interceptions, 15 clearances, 0 blocks, 1 foul, 14/18 aerial duels (78%)
* Rio Ferdinand (left-center-back): 38/42 passing (90%), 1 tackle, 4 interceptions, 10 clearances, 1 blocks, 1 foul, 6/9 aerial duels (67%)
* Patrice Evra (left-back): 65/80 passing (81%), 2 tackles, 3 interceptions, 5 clearances, 0 blocks, 0 fouls, 3/4 aerial duels (75%)
* Phil Jones (right-back): 44/54 passing (81%), 0 tackles, 1 interception, 5 clearances, 0 blocks, 1 foul, 6/10 aerial duels (60%)
* Darren Fletcher (central-midfield): 59/62 passing (95%), 1 key pass, 0 tackles, 1 interception, 3 fouls won, 2 fouls, 9 accurate long balls
* Wayne Rooney (central-midfield): 60/74 passing (81%), 0 key passes, 0 tackles, 0 interceptions, 2 fouls won, 1 foul, 18 accurate long balls
* Ji-Sung Park (left winger): 33/41 passing (80%), 0 key passes, 2 successful dribbles, 2 fouls won, 0 shots, 1 accurate cross, 2 tackles, 3 interceptions
* Nani (right winger): 31/51 passing (61%), 1 key pass, 0 successful dribbles, 2 fouls won, 4 shots (1 on target), 3 accurate crosses, 0 tackles, 0 interceptions
* Javier Hernandez (striker): 12/15 passing (80%), 1 key pass, 0 successful dribbles, 1 foul won, 2 shots (1 on target)
* Danny Welbeck (striker): 21/28 passing (75%), 0 key passes, 0 successful dribbles, 0 fouls won, 0 shots
* Dimitar Berbatov (striker | substitute) 1/4 passing (25%), 0 key passes, 0 successful dribbles, 0 fouls won, 0 shots
* Michael Carrick (central-midfield | substitute): 4/4 passing (100%), 1 key pass, 1 tackle, 1 interception, 0 fouls won, 0 fouls
* Fabio (substitute) : 0 passes, 0 tackles, 0 interceptions, 0 clearances, 0 blocks, 0 fouls, 0 aerial duels won
POST-MATCH QUOTES
Sir Alex Ferguson | MUFC manager (courtesy of MUTV)
(Overall thoughts on the match...) "That last 15 minutes was torture. I'd have been quite happy if the whistle had gone at half-time when we were 1-0 up. Sunderland threw everything at us and played very well in that last 15 minutes."
(On whether today's occasion distracted his players...) "It was an anxious day for the players. I think they showed that. They wanted to do well for me. These occasions can be a wee bit like that. I remember the 50th anniversary of the Munich air disaster and we lost 2-0 to Manchester City. That [occasion] got to the players that day. Maybe it happened a little bit today."
(On the penalty initially being awarded for Sunderland and then taken away...) "I couldn't believe it [when he awarded a penalty]. I clearly saw it. I thought the Korean boy [Sunderland's Ji Dong-Won] had handled it. The fact the assistant put his flag across his chest indicated [the award of] a penalty. I don't think Lee Mason had any idea why, though. And you saw how our players reacted. [In the end] he gave the correct decision."
Anders Lindegaard | MUFC goalkeeper
(On Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic's partnership today...) "Obviously Vida and Rio know each other well and they complement each other very well. The two of them were amazing today. It was very enjoyable being a goalkeeper behind them."
(Overall thoughts on the defense...) "I thought we did very well defensively. We didn't give Sunderland any real chances all game. It was maybe the best defensive game from us this season. But there's still room for improvement."
(On the newly named 'Sir Alex Ferguson Stand'...)"One of the biggest stands in the world is now named Sir Alex Ferguson. I'd be thrilled if I could just have one seat out there called the Anders Lindegaard seat!"
Tactical Analysis: Three matches, three strategies, three results A look at Erik ten Hag's approach to a full week of Premier League action…
Player Ratings: Nottingham Forest 0-3 Manchester United Ratings in after the 1st leg semi-final victory...


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I dunno, I think I'm pretty much an open book, so I am not sure there is much that you don't already know about me and I have to find 10 things.
1. I loved debating at school and whilst our team never won, I often used to win debater of the week. I just love a good argument.
2. I played violin in the Tasmanian Youth Orchestra String Group, which I loved. I have great memories of music camp and concerts. I was slightly disappointed as I wanted to be a country and western style fiddler rather than classical, but my music teacher wasn't keen!
3. I got engaged at 20 and married 3 months later at 21. And then was divorced by 30.
4. I used to be a disability support worker and once got a wheelchair stuck up the Tamarhorn with someone in it!
5. Until the age of 38 I had never owned a house and always rented, and loved renting. I don't really "get" home ownership!
6. My nana lived with us when I was a teenager and she was my best friend. I still miss her and think about her every day, and she died a long time ago when I was in my second year of university.
7. I studied a Bachelor of Business at university, and all my lecturers used to think I was a lost fine arts student, and tried to redirect me. I should have listened. I think it was the tie die pants that did it.
8. I got a distinction for my thesis but never passed my degree. Business statistics was my nemesis. I just could not pass it.
9. I did a months' mission work in Fiji when I was 20 and it rocked my faith to its core, and made me question everything. It's where I learned that people with disabilities are at particular risk in countries such as this, and I still think about some of the disabled children that I met, who would now be adults.
10. I absolutely love cricket. I have been to test matches here and in Australia, and it's one of the main things that my husband and I had in common when we first started courting.
I'm afraid I am not mean enough to tag anyone, but if your reading this, and feel inspired to do this yourself, consider yourself tagged!
Bugger, I knew all that. Was hoping for some deep dark truths.
One of the exercises I do with writing students is "6 things I never told you" directed at a sibling.
Nope I wouldn't even try, some people are just naturally more interesting than others :D I think I'm an open book anyhoo! Too much sharing on social media!
Gulp! I don't think I could even do that. I think you know everything I've thought/done!


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Q: Reverse bits the obvious way I saw the link http://pvtridvs.net/pool/bithacks.html#BitReverseObvious and posted the code here:
unsigned int v;         // reverse the bits in this
unsigned int t = v;     // t will have the reversed bits of v
int i;

for (i = sizeof(v) * 8 - 1; i; i--)
{
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  t |= v & 1;
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Would someone explain a little bit why this look-simple algorithm works? I tested on paper some of the simplest examples, say 4-bit 0011 etc, it works, but I simply do not understand why these 3 lines of shift and bit-wise op can achieve it.

A: It shifts bits "out" of the low positions of v and "in" to the low positions of t.  Think of the variables as stacks of bits.  You're popping bits from v and pushing them into t.  Popping from one list and pushing onto another initially empty list is a simple way to reverse any list.  The intialization just performs the initial "push" of the lowest order bit onto the result.  This trick saves one pup and push (i.e. a right and left shift).  E.g. for a byte, only 7 more pop-pushes are needed.

A: Each round t is shifted one position up, v is shifted one position down; and the currently last but of v is placed at the end of t.


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Trecentonovantasette (397) è il numero naturale dopo il 396 e prima del 398.

Proprietà matematiche
È un numero dispari.
È un numero difettivo.
È un numero primo.
È un numero primo troncabile a sinistra nel sistema numerico decimale.
È un primo cubano.
È un numero felice.
È un numero esagonale centrato.
È un numero congruente.
È parte delle terne pitagoriche (228, 325, 397), (397, 78804, 78805).

Astronomia
 397P/Lemmon è una cometa periodica del sistema solare.

 397 Vienna è un asteroide della fascia principale del sistema solare.
 NGC 397 è una galassia ellittica della costellazione dei Pesci.

Astronautica
 Cosmos 397 è un satellite artificiale russo.

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The 1928 Pottsville Maroons season was their fourth in the league and their last before changing their name to the Boston Bulldogs. The team failed to improve on their previous league output of 5–8, winning only two games. They finished eighth in the league.

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Office of the President. John Stewart Bryan Records
Identifier: UA 2.10
Scope and Contents Due to the fragility of this collection, patrons must use the microfilm copy. The microfilm and microfilm readers can be found on the Ground Floor of Swem Library (call number LD6051 .W517 1934 B79, reels 1-24). [Originals are stored off-site.] Records from the administration of College of William and Mary President John Stewart Bryan for the years 1934-1942. For the most part, headings assigned to folders in their office of origin have...
Scrapbook of Campus Life and Events
Identifier: UA 131
This scrapbook contains programs from student activities at the College such as the H2E Club Circus, theater productions, May Day events, debates, and Phi Beta Kappa events. It also includes student government materials, including a 1933 ballot and handbills from the Student Party and the Progressive Party, or "Non-Fraternity Frat."
Charles L. Hepburn Letter to Charles Leven Powell
Identifier: UA 5.130
Scope and Contents Letter written by William & Mary student, Charles L. Hepburn, to his grandfather, Charles Leven Powell, dated January 21, 1894.Hepburn discusses the reorganization of the Virginia Alpha Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. He states the fraternity was reorganized in December 1893 by "several old members who had been taken in here before the war." Later in the letter, he mentions a couple of those members, including Benjamin Ewell and Colonel William Lamb. He says that all faculty were...
Frances Marguerite Duryea Phi Beta Kappa Certificate
The Phi Beta Kappa membership certificate given to Frances Marguerite Duryea on April 30, 1940.
Robert Morton Hughes College Papers
Identifier: 00/05/UA 5.013
Scope and Contents Acc. 1980.131: Includes biographical materials; publications; writings; addresses; dedication of the Robert Morton Hughes Library of the College of William and Mary in Norfolk; List of books owned by Hughes; correspondence concerning the donation of Hughes' manuscripts; certificates of proficiency, 1871-1872; autobiography; miscellaneous materials. Acc. 1987.103: Includes correspondence related to building and grounds, investments and loans, Phi Beta Kappa, scholarships and other...
Morgan Jedediah Livingston Smead Papers
Scope and Contents The collection includes letters written by or sent to Smead. While most are written in English, some are written in German.One letter of note was written by Smead in 1855 to Hugh Blair Grisby, noting the discovery of the original Phi Beta Kappa seal, found in a secret desk drawer of W&M alumnus Judge Stuart of Staunton, Virginia. He details the story relayed to him by Stuart's son regarding how it's likely the seal came to be hidden and forgotten about for more than 50...
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Identifier: 00/05/02/UA 7.002
The records of the Alpha Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa at the College of William and Mary include minutes, business records, addresses and speeches, poems, correspondence, publications, membership cards, and other records.
Phi Beta Kappa Records of John Lesslie Hall and Charles Washington Coleman
Primarily Phi Beta Kappa correspondence of Charles Washington Coleman and John Lesslie Hall, both of whom served as Secretary of the Alpha of Virginia chapter. Also includes some meetings of minutes, poems, addresses, and bylaws; a notebook listing "Distinctions awarded in English and in History;" obituaries of Hall; English examinations (questions only)' documents from George Willis Guy about his high school and college course work.
John Garland Pollard Papers
Identifier: Mss. 70 P76
Scope and Contents Letters, clippings, manuscript volumes, business papers, pamphlets, genealogical material, family papers, reports, memos, campaign literature, photographs of John G. Pollard (1871-1937), lawyer, educator, statesman, humanitarian, and governor of Virginia, 1930-1934. Prominent correspondents include Henry Watkins Anderson, Lady Astor, Frederic W. Boatwright, David K. E. Bruce, John Stewart Bryan, William Jennings Bryan, Harry F. Byrd, James Cannon, J. A. C. Chandler, Calvin Coolidge,...
Office of the President. Julian Alvin Carroll Chandler Records
Identifier: 00/02/UA 2.08
Scope and Contents . The collection has been microfilmed and is accessible via Swem's microfilm collection whenever the library is open. This collection documents the administration of College of William and Mary President J.A.C. Chandler for the years 1919-1934. The collection is available on microfilm in the library microforms collection on the ground floor of Swem Library. See call number LD6051 .W517 1919 C43, reels 1-46. Acc. 2010.609 was pulled from this...
Howard Scammon Papers
Identifier: 01/Mss. Acc. 1992.38 and additions
Scope and Contents This collection consists of correspondence, clippings, photographs, programs, playbooks and other material collected by William and Mary Theatre professor Howard Scammon. The bulk of the material is correspondence between Scammon and his former students, but the papers also include documentation related to the William and Mary Theatre, The Common Glory, the Jamestown Festival of 1957, other Williamsburg theatre groups and famous William and Mary alumni such as Glenn Close and Linda Lavin. ...
University Archives Poster Collection
This is an artificial collection of posters acquired by the University Archives. It consists predominantly of advertisements for events organized by departments and students at the College of William and Mary including concerts, plays, musicals, recitals, exhibits, athletic events, rallies, lectures, etc.
University Communications Records
This collection contains correspondence, publications, newsletters, reports, and other material pertaining to the Office of University Communications at the College of William and Mary. The bulk of the records consist of press releases and newspaper clippings related to faculty, staff, students, and alumni at the College from the 1940s to the 1980s. Please see the Finding Aid/Box List section below to learn more about each series.
Virginia Wilson Phi Beta Kappa Certificate
Phi Beta Kappa membership certificate of Virginia Wilson, received December 5, 1939.
Names: Phi Beta Kappa. Virginia Alpha (College of William and Mary) X
College of William and Mary--History--20th century 5
College of William and Mary--Students 5
Associated and Branch Campuses--Richmond Professional Institute 2
Athletics 2
Microfilms 2
Minutes 2
Student Government 2
Summer sessions 2
Associated and Branch Campuses--Norfolk Division 1
Athletics--Basketball 1
Athletics--Football 1
Ballots 1
Baptists--Virginia--History 1
Berlin (Germany)--Description and travel--19th century 1
Birthday cards 1
Blueprints (reprographic copies) 1
Buildings and Grounds 1
Buildings and Grounds--Lake Matoaka Ampitheatre 1
Charter Day 1
Christmas Activities 1
Christmas cards 1
College of William and Mary--Faculty and Staff 1
College of William and Mary--Students--Social life and customs 1
College theater--United States 1
Degrees--Honorary 1
English language--Study and teaching--United States--History 1
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Fraternities 1
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Graduation (School) 1
Jamestown 350th Anniversary 1
Jamestown Festival (1957) 1
Manuscripts (document genre) 1
Menus 1
Plays (document genre) 1
Resolutions (administrative records) 1
Revolutions--Germany--History--19th century 1
Self Study--1974 1
Southern Baptist Convention--History--20th century 1
Student Activities--Dances 1
Student Organizations 1
Student Plays 1
Virginia--Governors 1
Virginia--Politics and Government 1
Visitors to Campus--Queen Elizabeth II (1957) 1
Williamsburg (Va.)--History--20th century 1
Williamsburg (Va.)--History--Drama 1
Williamsburg (Va.)--Photographs 1
Williamsburg (Va.)--Social life and customs 1
Young Men's Christian Associations 1
College of William and Mary--Alumni and alumnae 5
College of William and Mary. Board of Visitors 3
College of William and Mary. Dept. of English 3
Marshall-Wythe School of Law 3
Coleman, Charles Washington, 1862-1932 2
College of William and Mary. Dept. of Government 2
College of William and Mary. Dept. of Theatre, Speech, and Dance 2
College of William and Mary. Office of the President 2
College of William and Mary. William and Mary Theatre 2
Dept. of Theatre, Speech, and Dance 2
Office of the President 2
Phi Beta Kappa 2
Pollard, John Garland, 1871-1937 2
Bryan, John Stewart, 1871-1944 1
Chandler, J. A. C. (Julian Alvin Carroll), 1872-1934 1
Close, Glenn, 1947- 1
College of William and Mary 1
College of William and Mary. 1
College of William and Mary. Dept. of Anthropology 1
College of William and Mary. Dept. of Art and Art History 1
College of William and Mary. Dept. of Biology 1
College of William and Mary. Dept. of History 1
College of William and Mary. Dept. of Physics 1
College of William and Mary. Dept. of Psychology 1
College of William and Mary. Dept. of Religious Studies 1
College of William and Mary. Dept. of Sociology 1
College of William and Mary. Project Plus 1
College of William and Mary. School of Business Administration 1
College of William and Mary. Swem Library 1
College of William and Mary. University Archives. 1
College of William and Mary. University Communications 1
Colonial National Historical Park (Va.) 1
Colonial Williamsburg Foundation 1
Democratic Party (U.S.) 1
Development Office--Endowment Association 1
Duryea, Frances Marguerite 1
Hall, J. Lesslie (John Lesslie), 1856- 1
Hepburn, Charles Levine 1
Hughes, Robert Morton 1
Jamestown Corporation 1
Kappa Alpha. Alpha Zeta Chapter (College of William and Mary) 1
Kappa Sigma. Nu Chapter (College of William and Mary) 1
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Long, William Ivey 1
Newport News Women's Club (Va.) 1
Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture 1
Phi Theta Psi (College of William and Mary) 1
Powell, Charles Leven (1804-1896) 1
Rockefeller, John D. (John Davison), 1874-1960 1
Scammon, Howard, 1911-1999 1
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United States. Board of Veterans Appeals 1
United States. Federal Trade Commission 1
Virginia Institute of Marine Science 1
Virginia Shakespeare Festival 1
William and Mary Choir 1
Williamsburg Players (Williamsburg, Va.) 1
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