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Punitive Damages Law
Teresa Spagna v. Phi Kappa Psi, Inc., Creighton University Beta Chapter of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, Nebraska Alumni Association - Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, Nebraska Beta Phi Kappa Psi Foundation
Omaha, Nebraska personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, Teresa Spagns, who sued Phi Kappa Psi, Inc., Creighton University Beta Chapter of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, Nebraska Alumni Association - Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, Nebraska Beta Phi Kappa Psi Foundation on personal injury negligence theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages.... More... $0 (01-18-2021 - NE)
Gerald Leeson and Paula Leeson v. City of Deadwood
Rapid City, South Dakota car wreck personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiffs, Gerald Leeson and Paula Leeson, who sued the City of Deadwood on personal injury negligence theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages as a result of a car wreck.... More... $1 (01-18-2021 - SD)
HEALTH AND WELLNESS LIFESTYLE CLUBS -vs- CAROLYN VALENTINE
Canton, Ohio - Business litigation attorney represented Carolyn Valentine with fraudulent and negligent misrepresentation (Count I), promissory estoppel (Count II), and professional negligence (Count III) charged.
On August 6, 2019, appellant Health and Wellness Lifestyle Clubs, LLC,
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CARRIE PERINI -vs- HOWARD HILLMAN, ET AL
Canton, Ohio - Civil attorney represented Carrie Perini with appealing the decision of the Delaware County Court of Common Pleas granting summary judgment to Defendants-Appellees Howard Hillman and Tscapes Outdoor Solutions.
Perini and Hillman reside on adjacent rural properties, with Perini's property
to the north and w... More... $0 (01-18-2021 - OH)
Duane A. Schafer and Barbara Rae Shafer v. Wal-Mart, Inc.
Cedar Rapids, Iowan premises liability personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, Duane A. Schafer and Barbara Rae, who sued Wal-Mart, Inc. on personal injury negligence theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of an in store accident.
This case was filed in the Iowa District Court for Black Hawk County, LACV139321, and was remo... More... $1 (01-18-2021 - IA)
Richard Joseph Vale v. Kulwinder Singh Gill and 6355994 Canada, Inc., d/b/a SpeedX Logistics
Des Moines, Iowa car truck wreck personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, Richard Joseph Valem, who sued Kulwinder Singh Gill and 6355994 Canada, Inc., d/b/a SpeedX Logistics on personal injury, auto negligence and respondeat superior theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in damages and injuries as a direct result of a car truck wreck caused by Gill.
This case was file... More... $1 (01-18-2021 - IA)
Vernon Bates v. Abdurazaq A. Jama, Amazon Logistics, Inc., d/b/a Amazon Prime, Banana Logistics, LLC
Kansas, Missouri car wreck truck wreck personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, Vernon Bates, who sued Abdurazaq A. Jama, Amazon Logistics, Inc., d/b/a Amazon Prime, Banana Logistics, LLC on personal injury, auto negligence and respondeat superior theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages in a car truck wreck casued by Jama.
... More... $1 (01-18-2021 - MO)
United States of America v. Margie Anderson v. Christopher Hoffman and Stan Koch & Sons Trucking, Inc.
St. Louis, Missouri car truck wreck personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, Margie Anderson, who sued Christopher Hoffman and Stan Koch & Sons Trucking, Inc. on personal injury, auto negligence and respondeat superior theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages in a car truck wreck caused by Hoffman.
This case was filed in the Randolph County Circ... More... $0 (01-18-2021 - MO)
Jean Cantell v. Louis Lane and Titan Transfer, Inc.
Fort Smith, Arkansas car truck accident personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, Jean Cantell, who sued Louis Lane and Titan Transfer, Inc. on personal injury, auto negligence and repondeat superior theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages in a car truck wreck caused by Lane.
This case was filed in the Circuit Court of Crawford County, 17CV-20-0... More... $1 (01-18-2021 - AR)
Kristen Carey Dornburg v. Claudia Earhart and Ryder Integrated Logistics
Texarkana, Arkansas car truck wreck personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, Kristen Carey Dornburg, who sued Claudia Earhart and Ryder Integrated Logistics on personal injury, auto negligence and respondeat superior theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages in a car truck wreck caused by Earhart.... More... $0 (01-18-2021 - AR)
Hannah Gross v. Douglas Frame, ABC Trucking LLC, James Bell, Heather Bell, Elvin Renshaw and Howco Logistics LLC
Little Rock, Arkansas car truck wreck personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, Hannah Gross, individually and as the Special Administratrix of the Estate of Kevin Peter Gross, deceased, other Kevin Peter Gross, who sued. Douglas Frame, ABC Trucking LLC, James Bell, Heather Bell, Elvin Renshaw and Howco Logistics LLC on personal injury, wrongful death auto negligence and respondeat superior t... More... $1 (01-18-2021 - AR)
Robin Hawkins v. Justin Cato
Little Rock, Arkansas car wreck personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, Robin Hawkins, who sued Justin Cato on a personal injury auto negligence theory claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in damages and/or injuries in a car wreck caused by Cato.... More... $1 (01-18-2021 - AR)
Bruce Grier v. Stephen Daugherty and J&H Trucking, Inc.
Little Rock, Arkansas truck wreck personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, Bruce Grier, who sued Stephen Daugherty and J&H Trucking, Inc. on auto negligence, personal Injury and respondeat superior theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages in a truck wreck caused by Daugherty.
This case was filed in the Crittenden County Circuit Court, CV-19-0086... More... $1 (01-18-2021 - AR)
Yolanda Lopez v. Joseph Roethel and Easton Coach Company
Marquette, Michigan personal injury truck wreck lawyer represented Plaintiff, Yolanda Lopez, who sued Joseph Roethel and Easton Coach Company on personal injury, auto negligence and respondeat superior theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages in an auto accident caused by Roethel. ... More... $1 (01-17-2021 - MI)
Kyaw Aung and Marian May v. Matthew Brown and USF Holland LLC v. Sar J. Bai
Frankfort, Kentucky personal injury truck wreck lawyer represented Plaintiff, Kyaw Aung, who sued Matthew Brown and USF Holland LLCon personal injury, auto negligence and respondeat superior theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages in a truck wreck caused by Brown.
Matthew Brown and USF Holland LLC asserted a third-party claim against Sar J. Bai.... More... $1 (01-17-2021 - KY)
Ronald Bullock v. Baohui GE and Gold Wing Transportation, Inc.
Indianapolis, Indiana personal injury truck wreck lawyer represented Plaintiff, Ronald Bullock, who sued Baohui GE and Gold Wing Transportation, Inc. on personal injury, auto negligence and respondeat superior theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages in a car truck wreck caused by Ge.
This case was filed in the Marion Superior Court, 49D01-2004-CT-01... More... $1 (01-17-2021 - IN)
Bennie Vento, Jr. v. Noe Rivere-Cardoza and Superion, Inc.
Chicago, Illinois truck wreck personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, Bennie Vento, Jr., who sued Noe Rivere-Cardoza and Superion, Inc. on personal injury, auto negligence and respondeat superior theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in damages and/or injuries as a direct result of a car truck wreck caused by Rivere-Cardoza.
This case was filed in the Circuit Court of... More... $1 (01-16-2021 - IL)
Sabino Mendez v. Jagdeep Toor and Shabad Transport, Inc.
South Bend, Indiana truck wreck lawyer represented Plaintiff, Sabino Mendez, who sued Jagdeep Toor and Shabad Transport, Inc. on personal injury, auto negligence and respondeat superior theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages in a car truck wreck caused by Toor.
This case was filed in the LaPorte Superior Court 2, 46D02-2002-CT-000221, and was remov... More... $1 (01-16-2021 - IN)
State of Tennessee v. Jeremy Lee Fleming
Nashville, TN - Criminal defense attorney represented Jeremy Lee Fleming with contending that the evidence is insufficient to support his convictions and that the trial court erred in imposing consecutive sentencing.
The Defendant's convictions relate to the death of Timothy Perkins, the burning of
the home Mr. Pe... More... $0 (01-15-2021 - TN)
Melissa Garcia v. Joshua Arce and Inland Logistics, Inc.
Dallas, Texas personal injury truck wreck lawyer sued Joshua Arce and Inland Logistics, Inc. on auto negligence, personal injury and respondeat superior theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages in a car truck wreck caused by Arce.
This case was filed in the Dallas County Court at Law, No. 2, and was removed to federal court by the Defendants.... More... $1 (01-15-2021 - TX)
State of Tennessee v. John William Anderson
Knoxville, TN - Criminal defense attorney represented John William Anderso with challenging the sufficiency of the convicting evidence and the propriety of the sentencing decision of the trial court.
In June 2016, the Sullivan County Grand Jury charged the defendant via
presentment with one count of attempted theft ... More... $0 (01-14-2021 - TN)
Ryafus Butler v. Antonio G. Prendez and Marandri Trucking LLC v. Shante Butler
New York, New York plaintiff personal injury car wreck lawyer represented Ryafus Butler who sued Antonio G. Prendez and Marandri Trucking LLC brought Shante Butler in as a third party defendant claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages as a direct result of a car truck wreck caused by Prendez.... More... $1 (01-14-2021 - NY)
Bernadette Ricciardi v. Diane Ricci, Jack Ricci and Elizabeth L. Ricci
New York, New York plaintiff personal injury car wreck lawyer represented Diane Ricci, Jack Ricci and Elizabeth L. Ricci on personal injury auto negligence theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages in a car wreck caused by the Defendants.
This case was filed in the New York County, New York Supreme Court, 25182-18E, and was removed to federal court by... More... $1 (01-14-2021 - NY)
Charles Collins v. Caroline Acevedo Holguin and Fox Car Rental
New York, New York plaintiff personal injury car wreck lawyers.
Charles Collins sued Caroline Acevedo Holguin and Fox Car Rental on personal injury, auto negligence and respondeat superior theories claiming to have suffered more than $75,000 in injuries and/or damages in a car wreck.
This case was filed in the Supreme Court of Bronx County, 24683-2020E, and was removed to federal... More... $1 (01-14-2021 - NY)
CITY OF OPA-LOCKA, FLORIDA, etc., vs GEORGE SUAREZ, et al.
Miami, FL - Criminal defense attorney represented The City of Opa-Locka with appealing from a non-final order granting the Plaintiffs' motion for class certification and denying the City's motion to strike class
This appeal from a class action certification arises out of the City's decadelong policy an... More... $0 (01-13-2021 - FL)


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Online Personalities
Jvloggers general discussion thread
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Chris has definitely moved to Korea with SunnyDahye and as he says Stepped Away" from Tokyo Creative. This will be interesting to see what happens to all the Vloggers on their site.
Minzgruen
Huh, what? Already?
Xinxinsong
So he decided he wasn't going to move back to L.A. to be with his family now?
kanadajinganai
Damn Tokyo Creative didn't last long. Guess it doesn't really matter when you have buckets of money.
Imagine leaving your company and career for a girl you just started dating.
Missy Deluxe
OMG... this is news to me. Did he actually say that he was leaving the company or just stepping away? What is the source of this information? Please provide the evidence. Inquiring minds want to know, honey!
Maybe this is why Sharla is now talking about taking the cats with her again - because she won't be away for work that often anymore after all 🤔
mcgsy
so is TC shutting down? or Okano just stepped down? I know TC is a trashy try-hard but I also know all the jvloggers working for the company rely on TC for a visa.
It doesn't seem like they're shutting down but it's also not clear that they're making any money. The fact that they recently had to use Norm in another video was very telling. It seems to indicate that they're really scraping the bottom of the barrel for "influencer" participation. It also seems that more videos feature only Emma and Shiori who are both regular employees of TC. As for Okano, I checked his linkedin profile and it appears that he left TC back in July. https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopherokano/
To be honest, I wouldn't be surprised if Kawasaki-san quietly fired him.
I think your suspicion is correct. Sharla was probably either let go or her hours were drastically curtailed. It's relatively costly to send someone from Morioka to Tokyo on the Shinkansen and put them up in a nice hotel for a week every month. Even though Sharla is undoubtedly popular, TC can't continue to throw money at her like that without a solid revenue stream to justify it. The fundamental problem is that they don't appear to have a sustainable business model and there is no easy way to fix that.
Remember when they did that tour of the TC office, and it was this MASSIVE house converted into this office space for them, and there were so many desks and employees. Like... this company has been around for what? a year? and it's already down to only two regular employees, a fleeing CEO, and no more income?
This was his reply on one of his recent youtube video titled 'From Living in Japan to Korea 5 Culture Shocks I've Experienced'.
Caeleigh
I'm pretty sure Mikan was one of the partners/influencers listed on the site but she's not there anymore. Did she leave?
fuck how irresponsible... he's the captain jumping ship, maybe this is just me but he has obligation to stay for the sake of the jvloggers whom he asked to join his shady company. It's not like his company was super successful or grounded where he could sell it off or leave it in the hands of someone else imo. I don't really know much about his business but I wonder if the jvloggers who joined are nervous or sweating a bit, as much as I don't like some of them like Sharla I kinda feel bad for them trusting this company.
Kim Dao won't constantly be sent to Japan anymore "for work" without Okano behind TC. Also, his blonde hair is awful.
Yes, honey, the whole thing seems very, very shady to me as well. But I'm willing to bet that Okano was fired by the investors at Redhorse which is the company that funded this venture after Okano and Takamasa Kawasaki ran Odigo into the ground. Since Kawasaki was the actual investor from Redhorse, he would be in the position to fire Okano. The glassdoor reviews for (now defunct) Odigo consistently highlight the fact that Kawasaki had a habit of randomly firing people, creating a toxic and unpredictable work environment. Then there is this from the Redhorse investor's relations page that I just discovered:
Looks like the company was hemorrhaging cash and the shareholders had to make some drastic changes. That was June 20th and Okano's linkedin profile states he left in July. Coincidence? I don't know, but usually when people quit a job it's because they have a new/better opportunity already lined up somewhere. I don't see any job history on Okano's linkedin profile after TC so... you be the judge.
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Q: Field value is getting pushed to wrong array In a vue app form, I have two text inputs and a file input.
What I want to happen: The text inputs should go into a fieldHeader array, and the file input should go into the fieldsArray array.
What does happen: Both text fields and the file input go into both the fieldHeader and the fieldsArray. The console.log for both arrays after clicking "add field" is
0: {field: 0, name: 'text', desc: 'text', imgOne: File}

It should be fieldHeader:
0: {field: 0, name: 'text', desc: 'text'}

and fieldsArray:
0: {imgOne: File}

I would think the v-model would push the items into the correct arrays, but that's not it. The think I am working through now is to restructure the v-for as that's the only place where I can currently see the code as mixing the two array concepts.
<template>

    <q-input
      label="Name"
      v-model="fieldHeader[i].name"
      type="text"
      dense
    />
    <q-input
      v-model="fieldHeader[i].desc"
      type="textarea"
    />
    <q-file
      v-model="fieldsArray[i].imgOne"
      @update:model-value="onSelected()"
    ></q-file>

Add Field

</template>

A: Try like following snippet:

const { ref } = Vue
const app = Vue.createApp({
  setup () {
    const fieldsArray = ref([])
    const fieldHeader = ref([])
    const handleAddField = () => {
      fieldHeader.value.push({name: '', desc: ''});
      fieldsArray.value.push({imgOne: null});
    };
    const onSelected = () => { }
    return { fieldsArray, fieldHeader, handleAddField, onSelected }
  }
})
app.use(Quasar)
app.mount('#q-app')
<link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Roboto:100,300,400,500,700,900|Material+Icons" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
<link href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/quasar@2.4.12/dist/quasar.prod.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">

    <q-input
       label="Name"
       v-model="fieldHeader[i].name"
       type="text"
       dense
     ></q-input>
     <q-input
       v-model="fieldHeader[i].desc"
       type="textarea"
     ></q-input>
     <q-file
       v-model="fieldsArray[i].imgOne"
       @update:model-value="onSelected()"
     ></q-file>

 <q-btn @click="handleAddField">Add Field</q-btn>

fieldsArray: {{fieldsArray}}

fieldHeader: {{fieldHeader}}

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This is my last IPL: Sachin
Publish date : 27 May, 2013
KOLKATA: Sachin Tendulkar on Sunday night announced his retirement from the cash-richIndian Premier League soon after Mumbai Indians won their maiden title defeatingChennai Super Kings by 23 runs in the final.
"For World Cup I had to wait for 21 years but for this I had to wait for only six years. Also this is special for me as I won't be playing in IPL next season," Tendulkar said at the end of Mumbai Indians' triumph.
"I think this is the right time to stop playing IPL. Just got to accept the reality that this would be my last season. I am happy that the sending was perfect," the maestro told the presenter.
"I can't just wait to touch the trophy and this is the right time to say thank you to everyone. It's never too late to win a trophy," a beaming Tendulkar said when another legend Sunil Gavaskar asked whether he would play opening match of Mumbai Indians at Wankhede next year.
Asked about how it felt playing at 40, he said, "Anil (Kumble) said that 40 is just a number. There were optional practise days but entire team turned up. Things don't come easily but we were prepared to go through the grind."
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Q: preventDefault works great, but there is a console error preventDefault works great, but there is a console error
I'm building a messaging app which uses Rails, Actionacable, Turbolinks, and jQuery
The problem (because of Turbolinks):
Chat is working great, however, each time I navigate away from the chatroom and back, any subsequent new message will appear multiple times.
Anyhow, I finally managed to solve  the problem with PreventDefault():
//room_channel.js//

$(document).on('turbolinks:load', function () {

consumer.subscriptions.create({ channel: "RoomChannel", room_id: room_id }, {
...
...
received(data) {
  let messages
  messages = $("#messages_" + data.project_id);
  messages.append(data.message);
  messages.preventDefault()

it works and there is no message duplication but console log says:
Uncaught TypeError: messages.preventDefault is not a function

I tried to put $('#new_message').on('click', function(e){ .... or // submit(function...,etc..
but that doesn't solve my problem.


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Not to be confused with Poitín (musical group) or Poutine.
Poitín (Irish pronunciation: [ˈpˠotʲiːn] put-cheen); or poteen /ˈpʊtʃiːn/ is a traditional Irish distilled beverage (40%–90% ABV). Poitín was traditionally distilled in a small pot still and the term is a diminutive of the Irish word pota, meaning "pot". It is traditionally distilled from malted barley, grain, treacle, sugar beet, potatoes or whey.
In 1661 a law was passed that meant all distillers must now pay tax on spirits produced for private consumption. Due to lack of adherence to the law, a further bill was passed in 1760 to make it illegal to operate a still without a license.
Today in Ireland there are a number of commercially produced spirits labelled as poitín, poteen or potcheen. In 2008, Irish poitín was accorded (GI) Geographical Indicative Status by the EU Council and Parliament.
Erskine Nicol, A Nip Against the Cold, 1869.
Poitín was generally produced in remote rural areas, away from the interference of the law. A wash was created and fermented before the distillation began. Stills were often set up on land boundaries so the issue of ownership could be disputed. Prior to the introduction of bottled gas, the fire to heat the wash was provided by turf. Smoke was a giveaway for the police, so windy, broken weather was chosen to disperse the smoke. The still was heated and attended to for several days to allow the runs to go through.
The old style of poitín distilling was from a malted barley base for the mash, the same as Single Malt Whiskey or Pure Pot Still Whiskey distilled in Ireland. The word poitín stems from the Irish (Gaelic) word "pota" for pot, this refers to the small copper pot still used by poitín distillers.
In more recent times, some distillers deviated from using malted barley as a base of the mash bill due to the cost and availability instead switching to using treacle, corn and potatoes. It is believed this switch led the deteriorating quality and character of poitín in the late 20th century.
The quality of poitín was highly variable, depending on the skill of the distiller and the quality of his equipment. Reputations were built on the quality of the distiller's poitín, and many families became known for their distilling expertise, where a bad batch could put a distiller out of business overnight. It has been claimed that the drink can cause blindness but this is possibly due to adulteration rather than lack of quality.
Poitín is a trope in Irish poetry and prose of the nineteenth century. The Irish critic Sinéad Sturgeon has demonstrated how the illegality of the substance became a crucial theme running through the works of Maria Edgeworth and William Carlton. Many characters in the work of contemporary Irish playwright Martin McDonagh consume or refer to poitín, most notably the brothers in The Lonesome West. In the Saga of Darren Shan book The Lake Of Souls the character Spits Abrams brews his own poitín. In Frank McCourt's book 'Tis, he recalls his mother Angela telling him that when his brother Malachy visited her in Limerick, he obtained poitín in the countryside and drank it with her.
Some traditional Irish folk songs, such as The Hills of Connemara and The Rare Old Mountain Dew, deal with the subject of poitín. The persecution of the poitín-maker by the R.I.C. in 1880s Cavan is treated in The Hackler from Grouse Hall and its reply The Sergent's Lamentation. Poitín is mentioned in the song Snake With Eyes of Garnet by Shane MacGowan and The Popes on their album The Snake. The song McIlhatton written by Bobby Sands and performed by Christy Moore is about a famous distiller of illegally made poitín.
"The Hackler from Grouse Hall" is a song written in the late 1880s from the Sliabh Guaire area of Cavan, Ireland about an overzealous R.I.C. sergeant who pursued an aging hackler with a fondness for poitín. Christy Moore, Planxty and Damien Dempsey have each performed variations of this song available on YouTube. In the 1990s a product known as The Hackler, an Irish poitín, was developed by Cooley Distillery. So popular was this song that the promotional literature originally referred incorrectly to a hackler as a maker of poitín. This error was subsequently corrected.
Gaelic Storm's song, Darcey's Donkey on the album What's the Rumpus? deals in a humorous way with the consequences of being caught distilling poitín by the Garda.
The first feature film to be made entirely in Irish was called Poitín (1979). The story involves an illegal distiller played by Cyril Cusack, his two agents, and his daughter in Connemara, in the remote west of Ireland.
In the BBC television show, Ballykissangel, Paul Dooley is sentenced to 50 hours of community service for serving poitín made by Uncle Minto, Donal, and Liam.
Déantús an Phoitín/Poteen Making, by Mac Dara Ó Curraidhín, is a 1998 one-hour documentary film on the subject.
^ a b McGuffin, John (1978). In Praise of Poteen. Belfast: Appletree Press. ISBN 0-904651-36-3.
^ Irish Independent Saturday, 24 November 1984 Page: 6 "Two deaths from poitin - inquest told"
^ "Poitin may occupy 'a special place' but it is not safe". The Irish Times – via HighBeam Research (subscription required). 17 June 2004. Retrieved 22 February 2013.
^ "FYI: Can Drinking Moonshine Really Make Me Go Blind?". Australian Popular Science.
^ Sinead Sturgeon. "The Politics of Poitín: Maria Edgeworth, William Carleton, and the Battle for the Spirit of Ireland". Irish Studies Review 15 (1).


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The 2022–23 Florida State Seminoles women's basketball team, variously Florida State or FSU, represented Florida State University during the 2022–23 NCAA Division I women's basketball season.  They were led by second year head coach Brooke Wyckoff, who previously served as interim head coach for the team during the 2020–21 season. The Seminoles played their home games at the Donald L. Tucker Center on the university's Tallahassee, Florida campus. They competed as members of the Atlantic Coast Conference.

Previous season

The Seminoles finished the season 17–14 overall and 10–8 in ACC play to finish in a three-way tie for seventh place.  As the ninth seed in the ACC Tournament, they defeated eighth seed Boston College in the Second Round before losing to eventual champions, and first seed NC State in the Quarterfinals.  They received an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament, marking the ninth consecutive year the team has qualified for the tournament.  As an eleven seed, the team played a First Four match against , which they lost, 51–60, to end their season.

On March 21, 2022, Semrau announced her retirement after 24 seasons as FSU. She was succeeded by Seminoles associate head coach Brooke Wyckoff, who served as the interim head coach for the team during the 2020–21 season during Semrau's leave of absence.

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Q: Selecting rows to be displayed with pgfplotstable I have a table, read from a file, and I would like to display only rows which have a specific value in a given column.
Here is an ECM:
\documentclass{minimal}
\usepackage{pgfplotstable}
\begin{document}
\pgfplotstableread{
  num       value
  1         2
  2         5
  1         3
  3         2
  1         4
  2         1
}\data
\pgfplotstabletypeset[row predicate/.code={%
  \ifnum\pgfplotstablegetelem{#1}{num}\of{\data}=1\relax
  \else\pgfplotstableuserowfalse\fi}]{\data}
\end{document}

I would expect to seen only rows whose num value is 1. But I get an error when compiling:

ERROR: Missing number, treated as zero.

--- TeX said ---

                   \begingroup
l.14 ...after\pgfplotstableuserowfalse\fi}]{\data}

Do you have any idea on what to do so that only specific rows are displayed?

A: You're almost there! However, the macro \pgfplotstablegetelem doesn't "evaluate" to the value you're after, but rather stores it in a macro called \pgfplotsretval. So your code works if you write it like
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{pgfplotstable}
\begin{document}
\pgfplotstableread{
  num       value
  1         2
  2         5
  1         3
  3         2
  1         4
  2         1
}\data
\pgfplotstabletypeset[row predicate/.code={%
  \pgfplotstablegetelem{#1}{num}\of{\data}
  \ifnum\pgfplotsretval=1\relax
  \else\pgfplotstableuserowfalse\fi}]{\data}
\end{document}


We lost our way in a park, panicked and called 911. In our defense, it spreads over 600 acres, and even the rangers had trouble locating us. We would have been stranded among unknown grass and horse droppings much longer, if it wasn't for the geese flying towards the setting sun.
It was probably a little much to expect a helicopter to come rescue us, but the nice park rangers gave us a ride back through the rocky roads of Farmdale Reservoir on the back of one of these!
Four wheeler ride in the park. Who would have thunk.
Interestingly, my co-worker accidentally dialed 911 while sitting in a conference room. No ranger came to rescue us. They just yelled at us for causing unnecessary panic. o well.


That's the kind of confrontation drug fighters like Phillips face regularly, in their marches, night watches and camp-outs, as they try to drive the dealers out.
It's a risky business. The windows on Phillips' van have been smashed and his tires slashed. His children, now grown, once had to leave a neighborhood school because other kids conveyed threats against their father.
His son now is 21, his daughter 23. When they were kids, the neighborhood around Phillips' Lumpkin Court home was so dangerous they weren't safe outside: "The children couldn't play in the street," Phillips said.
To fight back, Winterfield formed a drug-fighting group, the leaders getting training from David Lockett of Carver Heights Against Drugs.
Lockett is a veteran not only of Columbus' neighborhood drug wars, but of Vietnam. He did two tours of combat duty, working in a six-man team on search-and-destroy missions to disrupt enemy operations. Later he served as a Ranger instructor, he said.
One way authorities help residents drive dealers out of a neighborhood is by backing them with concentrated law-enforcement operations. Police roadblocks are among the first moves — license and registration checks. That's what officers did in Winterfield.
Where drugs are dealt regularly, those engaged in the business get careless. Phillips said drivers were caught with crack lying out on the seat beside them. Some had wads of cash. Some had guns. Some were wanted.
With repeated operations like this, the neighborhood cleaned up, Phillips said, for about 10 years. But then the city fell almost 50 officers short of a full police force of 388, and the official pressure came off. Later Phillips was sidelined by a shoulder injury.
Now that Columbus has fresh sales tax revenue to pay for boosting its police force from 388 to 488, and for hiring additional sheriff's deputies, Phillips hopes to get law enforcement again tracking the dealers around Winterfield. He intends to ensure that the children there — including those attending Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School, just blocks from where those sneakers hang on a wire — are spared the dangers of crime.
Lockett shares that goal. His organization has been successful in cleaning up parts of Carver Heights and East Wynnton, the areas that ring Carver High School. In East Wynnton the intersection of Ninth Street and Benner Avenue — folks call it "Ninth and Benner" for short — once was considered the most drug-infested in Columbus, according to veteran police officers. Today it is hardly recognizable as that infamous intersection of vice and avarice. The old buildings are gone. New houses have drawn homeowners to invest in the neighborhood.
Where people root, with growing families, they maintain their property, watch out for their neighbors, and fight for safety, said Cathy Williams of NeighborWorks Columbus, the nonprofit housing initiative that built some of those new houses.Still much work is yet to be done.
Property put up for rent by owners who live elsewhere may go neglected for years. "They rent those places out, and they could care less, except for one thing: receiving the dollar," Lockett said.
Retired Carver High Coach Wallace Davis grew up in the area. Riding those streets over in East Carver Heights, he can point out houses that belonged to teachers who've since died, leaving empty homes behind. Some are boarded up.One sign of neighborhood decline is a sudden abundance of cheap rental property with absentee owners, Williams said. Another, more obvious characteristic, is blight — vacant buildings, broken windows, junk and garbage strewn about.
Williams pointed these out during a drive through a section of East Highland she calls "The Front," rundown buildings along 16th Avenue south of 28th Street. Just a block west of more well-kept homes flanking 17th Avenue, it's like a "war zone," she said, the front line in a battle against crime and poverty. The city plans to improve the area from 16th Avenue on west, but that will take time. Some places take a decade or more — a slow, gradual process of buying land, clearing dilapidated buildings, constructing new homes and finding homeowners to buy them. No new homeowner's going to invest in The Front right now, Williams said. A major cleanup lies ahead.
Winterfield, East Carver Heights, East Highland: These are among the places Columbus police might call "known drug areas," if the police department officially called places that anymore. It does not.
He and other officers stress that drugs are everywhere, including upper-class neighborhoods. A rich guy privately selling powdered cocaine to his buddies is committing a crime just like a poor kid selling crack on the corner. The wealthier dealer's not attracting as much attention, but he's still conducting business in a major drug trade that at its highest levels involves foreign cartels.
When investigators catch the bigger fish in that enterprise, they don't net them at neighborhood "cop and stops" where addicts buy crack through car windows.
The rented home had a garage the guys handling the cocaine could drive into, closing the door behind them. The neighbor never saw them.
In the house investigators found kilos of coke and about $300,000 in cash, Stinson said.
He said the task force found a quarter-kilo of coke and more than $200,000 in a tidy condominium on 17th Avenue, just west of Lakebottom Park. It found about $21 million worth of cocaine in a rented storage unit on Miller Road. It got about $16,000 worth of high-grade methamphetamine called "ice" in an office on Second Avenue and in a hotel room on Macon Road near I-185.
On Oct. 8, police caught three Atlanta-area residents with a pound of methamphetamine worth $46,000 at 1219 Forest Ave., right by Wynnton elementary school, authorities reported.
Investigators say the big shots in the drug biz don't leave their shipments near street dealers in bad neighborhoods, nor in their own homes. They don't want it on property that's in their names. They don't want it in a high-crime area frequented by police. They want a quiet neighborhood where they won't be noticed.
Mistaken identityWallace Davis, the Carver High coach, grew up in East Wynnton, but his mother's family was from East Highland. As a child he visited there often. He still does.
He agreed with Chief Boren's policy against tagging entire neighborhoods as drug havens. East Highland deserves better, he said.
Residents like Biggers shouldn't be branded criminals for what others do blocks away, Davis said. "They're not drug dealers."But Davis doesn't deny the north side of East Highlands is in trouble. He knows there's street dealing. He was falsely arrested for it during a police sting.
He was driving west on 26th Street toward 15th Avenue on Sept. 19, 2008, when he got stuck behind a green Toyota, one of several cars lining the street in a traffic jam caused by an undercover police operation. Officers were selling fake drugs and busting the customers as they drove off.
When the Toyota pulled away, Davis drove up to 14th Avenue and headed south. On 23rd Street, marked police cars swarmed him. He was handcuffed and accused of trying to make a drug buy.Eventually investigators realized they had the wrong guy. They should have got the one in the green Toyota. Davis was released, but never forgot.
People urged him to sue the police. He refused. He didn't want to sue people who were trying to protect the neighborhood, and he didn't want money for nothing.
But he didn't want the police to forget, either. He filed a complaint, and went to Columbus Council to get an apology.The mistake had made him out to be a criminal, as if just being in the wrong place was a crime.
Places aren't bad. People are, and bad people don't all stay in one place. "You've got some bad folk in every neighborhood," Davis said.
Though police officially don't name known drug areas anymore, undercover officers unofficially do.
On a recent drive around the city, one said these were spots where investigators got complaints of drug activity: Wade Street off Cusseta Road; a hangout on Veterans Parkway near Fifth Street, across from the Booker T. Washington housing complex; and the Beallwood area, north of the Manchester Expressway and west of Veterans Parkway — a neighborhood that, like East Wynnton, is cleaning up. NeighborWorks is working there, too, and so is Habitat for Humanity.
Unlike the police chief, neighborhood drug fighters are not at all hesitant to point out the spots they regularly target.
"The block between 10th Avenue and 11th Avenue on 31st Street — we know there's a lot of drug activity there. There's some prostitution in that area, too," said Robert Grambley of Operation Restoration Against Drugs, which operates in Columbus' Rosehill area around Hamilton Road.
Back in Winterfield, the residents have not been so fortunate, said Rev. Phillips: Burglaries and other types of theft are common, and so are robberies and assaults.


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About Warwick Wines
Though founded in 1901, the seeds for Warwick go back to 1771. Since 1965, Warwick Wine Estate established itself as one of Stellenbosch's defining wineries and a leader in making understated classic wines, featured in Wine Spectator's Top 100, poured 'by the glass' at Four Seasons nationally and home to South Africa's #1 selling First Lady Cabernet & First Lady Chardonnay. Warwick wines exude elegance and always deliver on quality.
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Reported by Community Board member Richard Gee From November 2013 meeting.
the Local Govt act by CEO Gavin Ion.
A special charter of communication was approved between the council, council staff, and community board members, and special reports from the CEO accepted relative to statutory requirements, bylaws, and model standing orders.,codes of conduct.
The chairperson Ewen Gilmour and deputy Noel Miller were elected and future meeting times confirmed to be 1st Monday of the month at 4.30pm at Tuakau with dates to be set for the meetings to be held in Onewhero, Port Waikato, Glen Murray during 2014,plus the community clinic to held monthly at WDC offices.
33% of total rates contribution.
Reports on council response times for CRM related activities was tabled as standards and it was agreed that a 3 monthly performance report will be provided by the WDC to the Community board for review and understanding of the actual achieved.
There was a commitment by both the WDC executive, Mayor and Community board members to work together for the coming future .
Community board meeting Feb 3rd : we went to Nikau Caves café and meet the locals and heard bout their issues with roading, signage, and the local hall and had a great meeting . We awarded TDDA $5000 for renewal of the Video cameras in Tuakau, Approved $300 for the coming Childrens day March 2nd, agreed to expand the liquor ban to a wider area of Tuakau to include the parks, and had robust discussion relating to the WDC approval of the gaming machines licence for Scoundrals and Seadogs restaurant and bar without community discussion. The new legal Hi licence is getting community discussion and input as a result of the community our cry...... We agreed to a new charter of how the WDC will respect community boards which should help future. and had robust discussion on the unfair collection of rates income in a targeted rate from us which is then not spent back in the community. The meeting was attended by many locals and people who had travelled from Tuakau . Thanks for the effort community!


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'Not a decision taken lightly' - Another Sidmouth business announces closure
PUBLISHED: 11:02 08 March 2019 | UPDATED: 10:52 27 March 2019
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More Than Mobility has announced it was close down at the end of the month. Picture: Sam Cooper
A Sidmouth shop providing mobility equipment and disability aids will shut at the end of the month.
More Than Mobility will not be renewing its lease and shutting its High Street store as of March 29.
The company was taken over by More Than Mobility in August 2016 after being previously owned by Hearing and Mobility.
A company spokesman said: "Due to the rising rents and rate costs we have take the difficult decision to close More Than Mobility Sidmouth, it is not something we have taken lightly.
"We did look for another space but it is either really big spaces or really small, the challenge in Sidmouth is trying to find space in the middle."
The nearest store is in Plymouth, which will handle any warranty issues after the business has closed.
Sidmouth Wines announced its closure last month, joining a growing list of businesses closing their doors in the last year alone.


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Silver Bullet? Move on, says CEO
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It's time to forget the search for a PR measurement silver bullet, thinks AMEC CEO Barry Leggetter, as he prepares for the Global Summit in Barcelona in June.
This article is reproduced by kind permission of PRMoment.
Few people are as popular in PR as the legend that is AMEC CEO Barry Leggetter. With the 2018 AMEC conference in Barcelona just under a month away (it will also be Barry's last as CEO of AMEC) I caught up with him to talk about where we have got to with the measurement debate and what's in store at this year's AMEC conference.
Ben Smith: The 2018 AMEC's Global Measurement Summit is in Barcelona June 12-14th. What's the summit all about?
Barry Leggetter: The theme of the Global Summit is "Measurement and the Three I's – Insights, Integration and Innovation" and this really reflects the huge change we have seen in the way media works and the way that PR agencies and communications teams have changed the way they work.
International speakers will talk about the latest techniques and thinking in communications measurement. We've got speakers from big companies such as Google, NATO, Adobe, Verizon, Microsoft, Cision, AXIS Capital, UNICEF and SKF Group. We're also running a series of interactive workshops, a learning lab, if you will.
What is sure to be a Summit highlight is that we have leaders of five organisations, the original partners to the ground-breaking Barcelona Principles measurement guidelines, taking part in a special session on "Through the Measurement Lens", what has changed and what they want to see change in the 10 years ahead!
The results of the joint research project "Through the Measurement Lens" will be presented by The Global Alliance; Public Relations Society of America, ICCO, Institute for Public Relations and AMEC.
At the Global Summit five international leaders in measurement will each give their view of the future and take part in audience questions. They are: Alex Aiken, Executive Director for Government Communications, HM UK Government; Paloma Escudero, Global Director of Communications, UNICEF; Abe Smith, President, EMIA (Europe, Middle East, India, Africa), Cision; John Croll, CEO of Isentia and Richard Bagnall, Chairman, AMEC.
BS: Where are we on the PR measurement road do you think? Is it all about education of relevant KPIs? Outcomes versus outputs? Or is there still a move to try and find a silver bullet PR measurement KPI?
BL: Forget about the silver bullet – it's a wild goose chase. We have a great free resource to the industry in the AMEC Integrated Evaluation Framework. The reality is that measurement in PR and communications has never been more important.. At a time of huge change in PR you need to be able to prove that your work is having a business benefit for your client or your organisation. Measurement helps you do that. And that's where AMEC and the Global Summit comes in.
BS: Who is the conference relevant to? Is it a bunch of the world's measurement geeks all in one room? Or is the content just as relevant for agency and in-house people? If I work for an agency, what am I likely to learn from the event? And likewise if I work in-house?
BL: I think some of our top international experts in measurement might quite enjoy being described as geeks!. However what I know from what I see on Twitter is that there are still a lot of people working for an agency, or in-house, who are still confused about measurement; who want help to move away from AVEs but do not know how to start. I would say, come to Barcelona. You will see practical alternatives but also have the great benefit of talking to people and learning from their own experience of how they made measurement matter in their company.
BS: How many AMEC conferences have you organised now? In that time, how has the PR measurement debate moved forward and what do you see as its key current challenges?
BL: This is my 10th Global Summit. We have moved the debate to a point of international acceptance that measurement matters! Our biggest challenge remains education and this is why I am hoping some PRmoment readers will take the opportunity to come to the Global Summit in Barcelona. We have people coming from 38 countries including China. To book for the Global Summit click here.
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Today, we had the opportunity to watch Katy sing with the rest of her Preschool during church. So, we decided to be Methodist for the day and watch Lil' Miss sing. The kids sang "Jesus Loves Me" and "This Little Light of Mine." While she didn't really sing (at least, not that we could tell), Katy did far better than I had first expected. Katy was the stereotypical kid who was waving to her parents in the audience. She stood up front of the church, with her classmates, she didn't try to run towards us and she didn't cry. Katy was pretty interested in watching the other kids sing, so oftentimes, she was turned around watching her friends sing, instead of singing herself. Overall, though, I'd consider that a win!


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I made one of my best friends a sami bracelet for her 25th birthday. She's a beautiful woman with a great sense of style (something I very much lack!) so I was terrified at the thought of getting her a gift. But after seeing a sami bracelet in a picture online I knew that was what similar to what I was going to make for my friend, it was very much her style I thought.
I think she really liked it and it was given to her with the little pleated purse I made earlier.
My hexagon sewing caddy is finally done *wipes sweat from forehead* it was a battle!
It's my mothers very own design from a little versatile triangle block we learned at quilting camp, and I just love her use of it! I'll write more about my mother another day but she's an amazing quilter and seamstress and it's thanks to her I have my sewing skills. Even if my interest was limited growing up she thought me all the basics and today she shares the "quilt bug" with me and it's her and me who are going to the fair together on Friday. I'm going to help her set up her own blog when I go to Sweden now so hopefully you'll be able to see more of her fantastic works online in the near future.
So after my disappointment with the cubes here, I decided that I'd have to test my own hypothesis that I could do "sooo much better now" and I decided to use the scraps I had left of the other cubes to try my hand at some hollow cubes. I'm a huge fan of 3D looking quilts so this was a step I've been both fearing (what if I still can't do it?) and looking forward to immensely as I have some major future plans for 3D quilts of my own. So I set to work earlier tonight and now at 02:41 at night I'm done with my three test blocks.
To my big happiness I'd not been lying to myself when I thought I could do much better now (only 7 or so months after my earlier try) and the cubes came out looking great in my eyes! I'm so happy with them and it's such a fun block to make as you can play with it endlessly! When I go to Sweden in few days I'll absolutely pick up much more matching fabrics for hollow cubes and other 3D looking stuff I want to try.
Anyhow, this time at night my brain is completely empty and I realize I shouldn't be making any major decisions so since I just can't decide which way should be up, I'll leave it to "mature" here on the blog overnight to see what I feel tomorrow.
Traditional hollow cubes have the light source coming from above, which is great for a quilt which will lie on a bed as I think it looks more natural that way.
However, since I'm making a little wall hanging I'm thinking It might look better having the light source coming from the top-right instead?
However, there are so many beautiful quilts in this contest so make sure you check them all before casting your vote, I can tell you it's no easy task the judges are in for in this case.
I also have to show you just how lucky we are to live where we do, this is some pictures we took of beautiful Spinola Bay on our walk home from some dear friends yesterday.
So, one of my very best friends have just turned 25 and I've made her a special birthday gift (albeit the materials arrived a touch later then planned *insert cursing over MaltaPost here* so it's a while after her birthday now). I will post that after I've given it to her.
For this gift I of course wanted a suitable wrapping, and after some serious pondering I concluded that a little fabric pouch for it was cuter and more fun then any of the gift boxes I could buy at the store. So off I went finding a suitable baggy pattern and stumbled across this tutorial: Pleated Pouch Tutorial over at a place called "Skip to my Lou". I will have to admit I got stuck on that page for a while, so many cute things to do!
I had a serious fight with the zipper (I hate zippers, why don't the darn things ever go in nicely on the first try?), had to rip the seam, managed to tear my lining fabric, had to cut new lining fabric and so on but in the end it came out looking really nice for a first try I think!
I'm making a tutorial to teach you all how to make your own, simple Sami Bracelet, it's really not very difficult, mostly just requires a bit of patience ^^ This tutorial is perfect for use with my Macramé Braid Tutorial too =) If you make something with either of my tutorials, I'd LOVE to see it, please send me an email or comment with a link to a picture and I'd be so happy!
All materials you need can be bought from Luletråden.se. They also have kits for you with everything you need to make your first bracelet.
First tie your pewter and leather strands together with the sinew, and attach it all to a safety pin that you pin into a pillow/your jeans or whatever you feel comfortable braiding from. Separate your strands into pairs of two and place two pairs on each side of the leather. Fold the leather strip out of the way in the middle.
Take the right most pair of threads and place it over the other.
Take the left most strand and place it under the other one.
Place the left strand you just moved and cross it over the right strand we moved in step 2. Pull it together tightly. The tighter your braid is, the better and more even it will look (until a point where you start breaking the pewter strands and making stuff all edgy and weird looking of course).
Repeat until you run out of leather or pewter, tie off the end with sinew.
We now have a pretty braid! Measure your wrist and cut the braid to 1/2 inch shorter if you want a tight bracelet, or 1/4-1/2 inch longer if you want it loose, hanging down. This measurement is including the tied off ends and little leftover pieces at the end.
* 2 leather squares, twice the width of your braid and about 3/4 inch long.
Place one of the lather squares on top of your braid, make sure you place it on the right side of your braid, not the underside. Using one of the sinew threads you used to tie off your braid (or if they're too short attach a new, longer one by tying it over the old knot), thread your needle and with three stitches in the same holes around the leather and the braid on the backside. Make the stitch just slightly smaller then your braid, see below.
Tie it off carefully and tightly with a triple knot. Do this for the other side of the braid too.
Attach your button in the normal way, also with one of the sinew threads to one side. Before you tie it off, stick your needle through between your button and the skin on the topside like the picture shows, spin the thread at least three times to elevate the button from the skin, making it easier to put the bracelet on and off.
End with a loop knot and bring the thread out on the underside.
Tie the thread with the other thread on the backside.
Now we're going to make the little loop for the button. Take your strand of leather, wet it thoroughly with water and ask a friend for help. Spin the thing in different directions.
Fold in half and when you let go of the folded end, it'll snap together nicely.
Tie it into a loop with a piece of sinew.
Tie it to the opposite end of the braid from the button, and make sure you tie it tightly because it'll take some strain.
Dab some glue on the whole thing and sew it closed.
When you come to the end, do a double stitch and stick it all the way through, this way it'll get glued in with everything and there's no risk of it coming undone.
Do the same thing to the button side, and press slightly with your fingers so you don't get a gaping hole at the end but a nice closed end like on the pictures above. And voila! You have a sami bracelet!
It's a regular Jenny Braid with two of the pewter threads exchanged for thin caribou leather thongs, creating this very loopy look to the pewter threads. As always it's made with highest quality pewter threads with 4% silver, reindeer leather in this case and the button is made from reindeer horn.
* Fabric - how much depends on how big you want your flower, I used about 4x5 inches.
Fold a piece of paper in half and draw half of your flower petal shape on it. Cut out the shape, so when the paper is unfolded you'll have a perfectly even flower petal.
Place it on your fabric which has been folded in half with right sides facing together, trace 5 shapes onto the folded fabric.
Place a pin in in each of the shapes before you cut them out to ensure the fabric don't slip. Cut out your shapes.
Sew your petals together, using a slightly smaller then normal seam allowance, I used about 1/8 of an inch or they'll get bulky.
Turn your flower petals inside out, this might cause the seam to come a bit undone, which is why I made my petals a touch longer then I wanted them, so I could now trim off a little bit to get them the appropriate length.
Thread your needle with thread, leaving it double throughout. Then thread your petals onto the thread, taking care to do a small stitch first, leave a bit more open, then then do another small stitch (hope this makes sense, please look at the picture) to ensure they all end up looking the same and getting that fold in the middle, making them look flower like.
Using the leftover pieces of your fabric, cut out a round circle according to the instructions on your button package and dress your button.
Pulling on both ends of your thread, tie your flower together in a pleasing manner. The place a dab of glue in the center of the flower, and place your button in place. Cut off the thread and glue a hairband to the back if your flower is to be used as a hair decoration - leave to dry.


"Coming Second Saturday to complete our targets for the month a review meeting isarranged and all should attend. If any executive is not able to attend should find out thecontents of the meeting from their peers without fail".
But my communication went wrong and out of 10 executives, only three executives haveattended at 4.00 PM who checked-in with me the time of the meeting.
The communication lacked the "Chronological context" The second Saturday being a nonworking day.
The communication has created a "Psychological noise" by not mentioning correct timeof the meeting and confusion has been created.
The "social context" also is one of the cause for the failure of the communication as Ihave not taken all my executives into confident by giving any advance information or aintention of the meeting earlier.
My communication was unclear by not giving exact time of meeting.
The media I have used is the placing the notice on the notice board, instead had Icirculated to all the receivers and obtained their signatures by asking their availability or feedback my communication would not have failed.
I have chosen a wrong day a holiday though the task was a routine one.
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Q: SQL Server : case when in where clause Can you teach me what am I doing wrong in my case? :)
I am selecting invoices and repayments.
Error:

Msg 4145, Level 15, State 1, Line 10
  An expression of non-boolean type specified in a context where a condition is expected, near 'end'.

Code:
select
    I.subject1, R.subject2
from
    dbo.invoice I
left join
    dbo.repayments R on I.subject1 = R.subject2
where
    case
       when R.subject2 is not null and R.remains_due > 0
          then R.remains_due
       when R.subject2 is not null and R.remains_due = 0
          then I.remains_due
       when R.subject2 is not null and R.due_date <= GETDATE()
          then R.due_date
       when R.subject2 is null and I.due_date <= GETDATE()
          then I.due_date
    end

A: The following show how to use search conditions in the WHERE clause.
SELECT
  ColumnB,
  ColumnA
FROM
  TableA
WHERE
  ColumnA =  CASE WHEN ColumnB IS NULL THEN 'Test AA'
                  WHEN ColumnB IS NOT NULL THEN 'Test BB'
                  ELSE 'Test CC' END

Your query is not correct. Query looks like:
SELECT
  ColumnB,
  ColumnA
FROM
  TableA
WHERE
  -- Where is ColumnA???
  -- Return types must be same type!
  CASE WHEN ColumnB IS NULL THEN 'Test AA' -- VARCHAR?
       WHEN ColumnB IS NOT NULL THEN 1 -- INT ?
       ELSE '2016.10.20' END -- DATETIME?

Updated
select
    I.subject1,
    R.subject2
from
    dbo.invoice I LEFT join
    dbo.repayments R on I.subject1 = R.subject2
WHERE
     (
        R.subject2 is not NULL AND
        R.remains_due >= 0  AND
        R.due_date <= GETDATE()
     ) OR
     (
        R.subject2 is NULL AND
        I.due_date <= GETDATE() AND
        I.remains_due >= 0
      )

A: try
select
    I.subject1, R.subject2
from
    dbo.invoice I
left join
    dbo.repayments R on I.subject1 = R.subject2
where

       R.subject2 is not null and R.remains_due > 0
          AND
        R.subject2 is not null and R.remains_due = 0
          AND
        R.subject2 is not null and R.due_date <= GETDATE()
          AND
        R.subject2 is null and I.due_date <= GETDATE() ;

A: I think you have a total misunderstanding of the WHERE clause.  The where clause is a condition of WHAT RECORDS TO BE INCLUDED in the result set.  Ex: Give me all records where an invoice is >= some date range, or an invoice where an amount = some value you are looking for.  These need to return a logical TRUE or FALSE ONLY.
Using the case statement would be in your field list to identify which VALUE you want back based on the condition.  In this case, under the specific conditions of the row you want something specific returned to show the user.
select
      I.subject1,
      R.subject2,
      case when R.subject2 is not null and R.remains_due > 0
              then R.remains_due
           when R.subject2 is not null and R.remains_due = 0
              then I.remains_due
           end  as AmountDue,
      case when R.subject2 is not null and R.due_date <= GETDATE()
              then R.due_date
           when R.subject2 is null and I.due_date <= GETDATE()
              then I.due_date
           end   DueDate
   from
      dbo.invoice I
         left join dbo.repayments R
            on I.subject1 = R.subject2

A: The basically use of CASE EXPRESSION is - evaluate some expression, based on the result of expression return the Single Value
Now you almost did correct in WHERE clause. Case Expression returning some values but in WHERE clause that values are need to be compare with some other values and this is missing part in your query . You can try this way as well to get correct result.
...
where
1 = case
      when R.subject2 is not null and R.remains_due > 0
         then 1
      when R.subject2 is not null and R.remains_due = 0
         then 1
      when R.subject2 is not null and R.due_date <= GETDATE()
         then 1
      when R.subject2 is null and I.due_date <= GETDATE()
        then 1
   end