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Q: insert multiple splited string column to separate rows into a sql table I have a table as shown below

Is it possible to insert the above table data into a table in separate rows?

I tried using split function on each column and stored each column result on a temp table. I have no clue how to insert into new table combining all these rows and columns as per the id. Any help or suggestion would help.

A: Try this answer. Hope this helps you.
DECLARE @Table TABLE(ID INT, NAME VARCHAR(10),TITLE VARCHAR(10))
INSERT INTO @Table VALUES (1,';a;b;c',';12;13;14')

DECLARE @ID INT=1

SELECT @ID ID,Items,ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY (SELECT NULL)) RN1 INTO #T1 FROM dbo.split((SELECT NAME FROM @Table WHERE id=@ID),';')
SELECT @ID ID,Items,ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY (SELECT NULL)) RN2 INTO #T2 FROM dbo.split((SELECT TITLE FROM @Table WHERE id=@ID),';')

SELECT T1.ID,T1.Items NAME,T2.Items TITLE
FROM #T1 T1 INNER JOIN #T2 T2 ON T1.RN1=T2.RN2

DROP TABLE #T1
DROP TABLE #T2

If you want all the values, you just try the looping method like WHILE.
DECLARE @Table TABLE(ID INT, NAME VARCHAR(10),TITLE VARCHAR(10))
INSERT INTO @Table VALUES (1,';a;b;c',';12;13;14'),(2,';c;f;u',';67;56;34'),(3,';l;k;m',';90;70;60')

DECLARE @MinID INT,@MaxID INT
SELECT @MinID=MIN(ID),@MaxID=MAX(ID) FROM @Table

CREATE TABLE #T1(ID INT,Items VARCHAR(10),RN1 INT)
CREATE TABLE #T2(ID INT,Items VARCHAR(10),RN2 INT)

WHILE @MinID<=@MaxID
BEGIN
    INSERT  INTO #T1
    SELECT @MinID ID,Items,ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY (SELECT NULL)) RN1
    FROM dbo.split((SELECT NAME FROM @Table WHERE id=@MinID),';')

    INSERT  INTO #T2
    SELECT @MinID ID,Items,ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY (SELECT NULL)) RN2
    FROM dbo.split((SELECT TITLE FROM @Table WHERE id=@MinID),';')

    SET @MinID=@MinID+1
END

    SELECT T1.ID,T1.Items NAME,T2.Items TITLE
    FROM #T1 T1 INNER JOIN #T2 T2 ON T1.ID=T2.ID AND T1.RN1=T2.RN2

DROP TABLE #T1
DROP TABLE #T2

This will produce the result, what you exactly want:
ID          NAME       TITLE
----------- ---------- ----------
1           a          12
1           b          13
1           c          14
2           c          67
2           f          56
2           u          34
3           l          90
3           k          70
3           m          60

Here is the split function, I used to split the Strings:
CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[Split]
(@String VARCHAR (max), @Delimiter CHAR (1))
RETURNS
    @temptable TABLE (
        [items] VARCHAR (max) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NULL)
AS
begin
    declare @idx int
    declare @slice varchar(max)

    select @idx = 1
        if len(@String)<1 or @String is null  return

    while @idx!= 0
    begin
        set @idx = charindex(@Delimiter,@String)
        if @idx!=0
            set @slice = left(@String,@idx - 1)
        else
            set @slice = @String

        if(len(@slice)>0)
            insert into @temptable(Items) values(@slice)

        set @String = right(@String,len(@String) - @idx)
        if len(@String) = 0 break
    end
return
end

A: Here is another method of CTE with help of XML node
There will no need to create any function.
WITH cte AS (
     SELECT ID,
            split.a.value('.', 'NVARCHAR(MAX)') [name],
            ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY ( SELECT 1)) RN
     FROM
     (
         SELECT ID,
                CAST(''+REPLACE(name, ';', '')+'' AS XML) AS [name]
         FROM <table_name>
     ) a
     CROSS APPLY name.nodes('/A') AS split(a)),
     CTE1 AS (
     SELECT ID,
            split.a.value('.', 'NVARCHAR(MAX)') [title],
            ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY ( SELECT 1 )) RN
     FROM
     (
         SELECT ID,
                CAST(''+REPLACE(title, ';', '')+'' AS XML) AS [title]
         FROM <table_name>
     ) aa
     CROSS APPLY title.nodes('/A') AS split(a))
     SELECT C.ID, C.name, C1.title FROM CTE C
          JOIN CTE1 C1 ON C1.RN = C.RN
     WHERE C.name != '' AND C1.title != '';

Result :
ID  name title
1   a    12
1   b    13
1   s    45
2   c    67
2   f    56
2   u    34
3   l    90
3   k    70
3   m    60

A: Try below way .. this will save time and memory also!

This T-SQL block has dependency on dbo.SplitString function ..
  T1 is my Source table T2 is my Destination table

DECLARE @c_s AS CURSOR;
DECLARE @id INT;
DECLARE @name VARCHAR(1000);
DECLARE @value VARCHAR(1000);

SET @c_s = CURSOR FOR SELECT * FROM T1;
OPEN @c_s;
FETCH @c_s INTO @id, @name, @value

WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
    INSERT INTO T2
    SELECT @id
        , a.Value NAME
        , b.value value
    FROM dbo.SplitString(@name, ';') a
    INNER JOIN dbo.SplitString(@value, ';') b
        ON a.OrdinalPosition = b.OrdinalPosition

  FETCH NEXT FROM @c_s INTO @id, @name, @value
END

here is the dbo.SplitString

CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[SplitString](@givenString VARCHAR(8000) , @separator VARCHAR(100))
RETURNS TABLE AS
RETURN (
        WITH data([start], [end]) AS (
                SELECT 0 AS [start]
                    , CHARINDEX(@separator, @givenString) AS [end]
                UNION ALL
                SELECT [end] + 1
                    , CHARINDEX(@separator, @givenString, [end] + 1)
                FROM data
                WHERE [end] > 0
                )
        SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER (
                ORDER BY OrdinalPosition
                ) OrdinalPosition
            , RTRIM(LTRIM(Value)) Value
        FROM (
            SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER (
                    ORDER BY [start]
                    ) OrdinalPosition
                , SUBSTRING(@givenString, [start], COALESCE(NULLIF([end], 0), len(@givenString) + 1) - [start]) Value
            FROM data
            ) r
        WHERE RTRIM(Value) <> ''
            AND Value IS NOT NULL
        )

A: You can achieve this by writing a table-valued function that will split the strings according to your requirements. Once you have created this object, then you can use the T-SQL in second code snippet to get your final required table.
The definition of this table-valued function is as given below. Just copy and paste this into SSMS and run it against your  database.
Split a string function
-- =============================================
-- Author:      B Vidhya
-- Create date: Nov 7, 2017
-- Description: Splits a string and returns a table
-- =============================================
CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[SplitAString]
(
      @string NVARCHAR(MAX),
      @delimiter CHAR(1)
)
RETURNS @splitTable TABLE (
      ItemNumber INT IDENTITY(1,1),
      Item NVARCHAR(1000)
)
AS
BEGIN
      DECLARE @startIndex INT,@endIndex INT

      SET @startIndex = 1
      IF SUBSTRING(@string, LEN(@string) - 1, LEN(@string)) <> @delimiter
      BEGIN
            SET @string = @string + @delimiter
      END

      WHILE CHARINDEX(@delimiter, @string) > 0
      BEGIN
            SET @endIndex = CHARINDEX(@delimiter, @string)

            INSERT INTO @splitTable(Item)
            SELECT SUBSTRING(@string, @startIndex, @endIndex - 1)

            SET @string = SUBSTRING(@string, @endIndex + 1, LEN(@string))
      END

      RETURN
END

GO

In T-SQL below, I have called the original table StackOverflowTable1 and you can replace this table name with your actual table name. Also, I am inserting final rows into  a table variable. If you wanted to insert into your custom table, then you could use perform an INSERT into your table after the END of WHILE loop.
T-SQL to get your final table
DECLARE @myTable TABLE
(Id    INT,
 Name  VARCHAR(5000),
 Title VARCHAR(5000)
);

DECLARE @lastId INT= 0, @id INT, @name VARCHAR(5000), @title VARCHAR(5000);

--for each record in table perform splitting and insertion in new table
WHILE EXISTS
(
    SELECT 1
    FROM StackOverFlowTable1 soft
    WHERE Id > @lastId
)
    BEGIN
        SELECT TOP (1) @id = Id,
                       @name = Name,
                       @title = Title
        FROM StackOverFlowTable1 soft
        WHERE Id > @lastId
        ORDER BY Id;
        SET @lastId = @id;
        INSERT INTO @myTable
        (Id,
         Name,
         Title
        )
               SELECT @id,
                      ss1.Item,
                      ss2.Item
               FROM dbo.SplitString(@name, ';') ss1
                    INNER JOIN dbo.SplitString(@title, ';') ss2 ON ss1.ItemNumber = ss2.ItemNumber
               WHERE ss1.Item <> ''
                     AND ss2.Item <> '';
    END;

SELECT * FROM @myTable;

A: I do not agree with Dinesh script because it is based on RBAR.
I have very similar Split function with also return row_number along with item.
so test my script along with other sample data.
DECLARE @Table TABLE(ID INT, NAME VARCHAR(10),TITLE VARCHAR(10))
INSERT INTO @Table VALUES (1,',a,b,c',',12,13,14')

SELECT id
    ,t.RowVal
    ,a.RowVal
FROM (
    SELECT t.id
        ,a.RowNum
        ,a.RowVal
        ,t.TITLE
    FROM @Table t
    CROSS APPLY (
        SELECT *
        FROM dbo.FN_SPLIT_VALUE(t.NAME)
        ) a
    ) t
CROSS APPLY (
    SELECT *
    FROM dbo.FN_SPLIT_VALUE(t.TITLE)
    WHERE t.RowNum = RowNum
    ) a
WHERE t.RowVal <> ''

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A remarkable thing happened in the UK in the week before Christmas 2010. Four 30-minute programmes dramatising the Nativity were shown by the BBC on prime-time television. The script was written by Tony Jordan, an award-winning script writer, and some 4 million people watched each episode.
The writer described his work on it as a life-changing experience. He started from a position of scepticism and interviewed various scholars in his research, who apparently down-played the credibility of the story. He, in contrast, became increasing convinced that it had happened. 'You know the truth when you hear it', he said. The resulting film was a compelling, moving and indeed, beautiful piece of work.
One area he previously knew little or nothing about was the story of the wise men, which became a particular subject for his research. As a whole window opened up for him, so it did for the viewer. Here was a romantic part of the story that suddenly became entirely credible.
Years ago I used to skip over the story of the wise men. Told in the first eighteen verses of Matthew Chapter 2, it is a charming enough tale but it seemed to me to be fraught with difficulties. Why would astrologers in the east be remotely interested in a 'king of the Jews'? Why should they set out on such a vast journey? How can a star move across the sky out of sync with all the other stars? If the star was in the east, how come it led them to the west? How could it stop directly over a stable, thereby identifying the place where Christ was born? And why should Herod then set out to kill all the boys in Bethlehem aged two and under?
Why would astrologers in the east be remotely interested in a 'king of the Jews'?
Of course the story in most people's minds has grown more complex with mythical accretions, which suit the needs of carols and children's pageants but remove it from the sphere of critical analysis. So we are neither told by Matthew that these men were kings (but rather, 'wise men') nor that there were three of them (it was three gifts, not three people!) and of course their names were not recorded. Neither did the star identify the precise location of the birth nor did their visit coincide with the shepherds.
We need to realise that while astrology today is a matter of fatuous absurdity, we do not have to go far back in history to find that serious astronomy and the quest to understand the significance of the stars were not separate 'disciplines'. There is a very long history of serious people documenting the movements of the stars and reading significance into them. Chinese, Korean and Babylonian astrologers have left detailed records of their ancient observations.
One thing the television didn't mention was the reason why Babylonian scholars would have been interested in Judea. The dispersion of the Jews took place from the eighth century BC, widely scattering vast numbers of Jews. However, only 600 years before Christ, hundreds of Jews from the Southern Kingdom, including their most talented people, were exiled from Jerusalem specifically to Babylon and many stayed there indefinitely. So Judaism was well established in Babylon. Daniel's answer to King Nebuchadnezzar's dream indicates the intellectual resources available to the King at the Babylonian Court. 'No wise men, enchanters, magicians, or astrologers can show to the king the mystery that the king has asked' (Daniel 2:27). And Babylon, of course, is some 550 miles due east of Judea.
While there is on-going dispute about the year of Christ's birth, it is generally conceded that Herod the Great died at Jericho in the spring of 4 BC. So a good case can be made out for Christ's birth occurring as early as 5 BC.
There seem to be three main ways of interpreting the 'star' – a conjunction of planets; a comet, nova or supernova; or an entirely miraculous phenomenon. The TV film went for the first option, the conjunction of the planets Jupiter and Saturn. Such an event happened in 7 BC and would certainly have attracted great attention from oriental astrologers. If they had associated a world ruler with Jupiter and Israel with Saturn, which is thought possible, combined with what they knew of the promised Messiah, including the promise of a star (Numbers 24:17ff), they might well have been watching the skies expectantly for two years before the birth of Christ.
If the 7 BC conjunction initiated their interest, a comet however might have been the 'star' that continued it and was recorded by Matthew. Such a tailed comet was recorded by Chinese and Korean stargazers in about 5 BC. This object was observed for over seventy days though it did not appear to move. Expecting 'a star of Jacob' to herald the birth of a new Jewish ruler 'we saw his star when it rose' (Matthew 2:2), this comet may have fulfilled their expectations and triggered their long journey to Jerusalem, lasting for its duration of several weeks. Contrary to popular mythology, Matthew does not actually say they followed the star. Rather, its appearance initiated their journey ( verse 2 ). Their need was first of all to go to Jerusalem to ask where the new king of the Jews was to be found. There was no problem for the chief priests and teachers there to agree that Bethlehem was the prophesied location (Micah 5:2).
Herod was concerned to find out the exact time the star had appeared ( verse 7 ). They said they saw it arise in the east and presumably they would have mentioned the planetary conjunction two years earlier, which gave meaning to the current astrological phenomenon. Herod, the paranoid and violent King of the Jews, was hedging his bets to cover all possibilities, making his calculations 'according to the time that he had ascertained from the wise men' ( verse 16 ).
In killing all boys under two, Herod was merely doing what Herod did. The first century Jewish historian Josephus does not record this particular atrocity – the slaughter of perhaps two or three dozen children – but gives a chilling appraisal of the man, calling him 'a pitiless monster"' He was accused by his contemporaries of being 'the most savage tyrant that had ever lived. Vast numbers were executed by him and the survivors had suffered so horribly that they envied the dead.' He had apparently tortured whole cities. His son and successor Archelaus continued the family tradition in 4 BC, inaugurating his reign by putting 3,000 citizens to death and filling the Temple with their bodies. The murders in Bethlehem were of minor importance by comparison.
The 'star' of 5 BC stayed brightly over head. It did not lead the Magi to Jerusalem in any direct sense ( verse 2 ). Nor did they need its guidance for the final leg of their journey, as Bethlehem is only six miles from Jerusalem. The fact that we are told it went ahead of them at this point ( verse 9 ) would imply that it was towards the south and consequently remained in view as they set out from Jerusalem. Contrary to the myth, we are not told that the star identified the house where the child was to be found, only that it 'came to rest over the place', i.e. the sky over that region ( verse 9 ). They went to Bethlehem because of Micah's prophecy, not the guidance of the star!
Bethlehem would have been a very small town in those days, and if the story of the shepherds and their vision of angels was true, there would have been a great deal of local interest in the child (modern visions seem to attract tourist attention, which continues for years afterwards, eg. Medjugorje). The story seems to make clear that the child had already been born ( verses 9 and 11 ) and is referred to as a child not a baby (further grounds for Herod's doubts about his age).
Finally, the idea of a comet could explain the statement that the star stood 'over the place'. Ancient writers described comets as 'hanging over' specific cities. If the comet's tail was pointing downwards, this would appear to have been dramatically the case. Josephus records that in 12 BC a comet (Halley's) stood for several days over the city of Rome before the death of Marcus Agrippa. Another comet he records, stood over Jerusalem – perhaps the one mentioned by Tacitus in AD 64.
We haven't got all the answers to our questions about the visit of the Magi, but by combining the known conjunction of the planets in 7 BC to give an interpretation of the meaning of the comet of 5 BC, along with the ancient prophecy about the star of Jacob, we have enough possibilities to make this colourful story entirely credible. It certainly aroused a lot of interest among those who saw this particular television portrayal and it took the nativity story itself from fabulous make-believe into the world of real events.
 Colin Humphreys, 'The Star of Bethlehem', Science and Christian Belief 5(2), 83-101, October 1993. Reprints available from Christians in Science.
 Josephus, The Jewish War. Penguin Classics 1981. pp.128ff.


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The Trustee's Activities: The Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Process
July 17, 2020 0 By Alan Wenokur
The Trustee's Activities is part 8 of a 10 part series on Chapter 7 bankruptcy and will provide general information regarding bankruptcy under Chapter 7.
1. Liquidation
The trustee's main role is to review the debtor's schedules for nonexempt assets and, if appropriate, to liquidate those assets. If there are no nonexempt assets, the trustee will docket a Report of No Distribution, or "no asset report," and take no further action on the case.
The trustee may employ an attorney, appraisers, auctioneers, and other professionals to assist in the liquidation. Liquidation may involve sale of real or personal property, either at private sale or public auction, collection of accounts receivable and other money owed the debtor, and litigating causes of action belonging to the debtor. This last item includes bringing lawsuits for tort or contract claims, or stepping into already pending lawsuits in the name of the debtor's estate.
2. Avoidance actions.
The trustee may also bring certain avoidance actions on behalf of the estate. These are causes of action that specifically arise in bankruptcy, and are designed primarily to insure that no single creditor is favored over other similarly situated creditors. The concept of equivalent distribution to similarly situated creditors is one of the key concepts of the Bankruptcy Code.
There are three main types of avoidance actions:
a. Preference actions–§ 547
A preference is a transfer to a creditor on account of an "antecedent debt" (i.e., a debt predating the payment as opposed to a contemporaneous purchase and sale) that puts that creditor in a more favorable position than other creditors. The payment must be made within 90 days of the date of filing, or within one year in the case of insiders (relatives, partners, corporate officers and affiliates), and while the debtor is insolvent. Insolvency is presumed in the 90 days preceding the date of filing. The creditor must have received more by the payment than it would have received in Chapter 7 if the payment had not been made. This last requirement makes it difficult to make a preferential payment to a priority creditor.
Consumer debtors have sometimes repaid relatives on loans within the year preceding filing, or given them security on a preexisting debt. Those payments and other transfers must be disclosed, and it can be uncomfortable if the trustee starts asking the debtor's family members to pay back money. Be sure to ask about transfers to relatives and be aware of the preference implications.
There are a number of such transfers that are not deemed preferences, including payments that are below a minimum dollar-amount limit fixed in the statute, payments in the ordinary course of business (e.g., to trade vendors within the normal billing cycle), payments which are a "substantially contemporaneous exchange," and payments for which new value is given.
The simplest example of a preference would be where the debtor pays an unsecured creditor money on a months-old bill within 90 days of filing. The trustee may then demand that the creditor return the funds to the bankruptcy estate, so that the money may be distributed equally to all creditors. A transfer need not be one of money. A debtor who gives an unsecured creditor a deed of trust in his personal residence, to secure an old debt, has made a preferential transfer.
Nothing aggravates and mystifies creditors more than receiving a letter from the trustee, or worse yet a summons and complaint, demanding return of preferential payments, when the creditor is still owed additional money by the debtor. Nevertheless, unless the payment falls into one of the exceptions, the creditor may have to return the funds received.
b. Fraudulent transfers–§ 548
The trustee may avoid any transfer of an interest of the debtor in property, made within two years of filing, if the debtor (a) made the transfer with the actual intent to hinder, delay, or defraud creditors, or (b) received "less than a reasonably equivalent value in exchange for such transfer," and was insolvent at the time of the transfer or became insolvent because of the transfer. This is an action both to insure that no creditor receives an unfair advantage and to prevent the debtor from improperly sheltering assets.
The statute prevents actual fraud, by prohibiting transfers with the actual intent to hinder, delay, or defraud creditors; e.g., a quit claim deed of real property with equity, to the debtor's sibling, for no consideration and to keep it out of the reach of creditors. The statute also prevents "constructive" fraud, by prohibiting transfers for less than reasonably equivalent value. This prevents an insolvent debtor from selling property at distress prices before filing, or gifting property, or paying a relative's debt. What is reasonably equivalent value is decided on a case-by-case basis.
c. Unauthorized postpetition transactions–§ 549
The trustee may avoid any transfer of property of the bankruptcy estate that occurs after the commencement of the case and is not otherwise authorized. A debtor cannot file a petition and then make payment to any creditor out of assets (such as cash) held at the time of filing. There is a limited exception for certain transfers of real property.
d. Recovery of transfers–§ 550.
Recovery of avoidable transfers may be accomplished through a lawsuit in bankruptcy court, under the original bankruptcy filing, called an "adversary proceeding." These are discussed below. Recoveries may be had from the initial transferee, any immediate transferee of the initial transferee, or the entity for whose benefit the transfer was made. § 550(a).
3. Lien Avoidance
The trustee is given "strong arm powers," including the power of a hypothetical judgment lien holder or bona fide purchaser of real property. § 544. This provision enables the trustee to attack and set aside unperfected security interests in both real and personal property. For example, a creditor who loans money to the debtor, and takes a deed of trust in the debtor's house, but fails to properly record the deed, would be vulnerable under state law to a bona fide purchaser of that house. The trustee steps into the shoes of that hypothetical bona fide purchaser, and the unperfected interest will not survive the bankruptcy filing. These avoidance powers may sometimes be used to invalidate security interests and free up property for liquidation.
The trustee can also avoid certain statutory liens, § 545. These include liens which first become effective upon insolvency or bankruptcy, liens for rent, or liens which are not enforceable against a bona fide purchaser.
Contact the bankruptcy attorneys at Wenokur Riordan PLLC today at (206) 724-0846 to discuss your situation.
This article is intended to provide you with enough detail to give you a good basic understanding of the process, without snowing you under with too much information. Obviously, there are exceptions and nuances to just about everything described in this outline. The Bankruptcy Code, Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, and reported case law are the primary sources of information. All section references here are to the United States Bankruptcy Code, 11 U.S.C. § 101 et seq. All Rule references are to the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure.
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Alan Wenokur
Alan Wenokur has been a Seattle attorney since 1983, with a practice emphasizing bankruptcy. Alan represents debtors and creditors in bankruptcy cases, workouts, and bankruptcy litigation. His clients also include a number of Chapter 7 bankruptcy trustees. He frequently represents parties in complex cases, including asset disputes, financial fraud claims, and bankruptcy discharge litigation. Alan is rated AV-Preeminent by Martindale Hubble. He is a member of the Washington State Bar creditor/debtor section, the US Bankruptcy Court's local rules committee, and the American Bankruptcy Institute. He regularly serves as a mediator on bankruptcy matters as part of the Hon. Thomas T. Glover mediation program. Alan's peers have rated him a bankruptcy "Super Lawyer" annually since 2012. Alan speaks frequently at professional seminars, particularly on the role and responsibilities of attorneys representing debtors in Chapter 7 cases. He has volunteered his services with the King County Bar Association's Debt Clinic for over 20 years. Alan received his B.A. at the University of Michigan in 1979 and graduated cum laude from the University of Michigan School of Law in 1983.
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I have given the correct English pronunciation for Goji. Goji berries are native to Asia and some parts of Eastern Europe and the name 'Goji' is an English approximation of the Chinese pronunciation. Chinese has a number of dialects and pronunciations, and is not my field, so I'm going to avoid giving anything other than the English pronunciation. I have added in the pronunciation of the scientific names of the berries with the proviso that academics can differ on this, and tend to prefer 'their' pronunciation regardless that others may differ violently in their idea of what is 'correct'.
Goji Berries are known as Wolfberries in Europe, at least in the non-healthfood sense. These berries are billed as a Tibetan and or Chinese superfruit and are sold as supplements with health benefits. There are two species, namely Lycium Barbarum and Lycium Chinense, and they belong to the same family as tomatoes and aubergines which is called Solanaceae.


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Hector Barcilon was born in Egypt in 1908 and became a naturalized British subject in 1930. He studied at Victoria College, Alexandria, Clifton and Cambridge and was called to the Bar in England in 1931. He practised at HMB Counsellor Court in Egypt until 1938 when he took up private practice in London.
At the outbreak of WWII Mr. Barcilon was called up and commissioned in the Royal Artillery. He served in the Far East until he was taken prisoner by the Japanese – During the period of his captivity as a prisoner of war, he was forced to work on the infamous Siam Railway project. After the cessation of hostilities he served in the office of the Judge Advocate General and in 1950 was released from service with the rank of Major. He continued to serve in the Judge Advocate's Office as a civilian until 1952 when he resumed private practice in London.
On 27 March 1956 he was appointed to the post of Solicitor General in Bermuda and he held that position until his appointment as the first Bermuda Puisne Judge in 1965. Mr. Barcilon also served on the Law Reform Committee, the Bermuda Bar Council, the English Speaking Union, was the first Rent Commissioner and also served as the Administrator of Government Employment's Health Insurance Scheme.
Upon his resignation from the bench in 1980, the then Governor, the Honourable Sir Peter Ramsbottom, said his service had been "outstanding". Following his resignation from the Bench he joined Smith Bernard & Diel as a Senior Legal Consultant in 1981, leaving the post in 1985.
Mr. Barcilon died in 1988 following a struggle with cancer. Upon his death it was said by Peter Smith that Mr. Barcilon "set a very high standard of advocacy because of his integrity and skill together with his vast knowledge of law and the Rules of Evidence" and that "he had an incredible knack for exposing justice where it was…..woebitide anyone lying in the witness box". Peter Smith also said that Mr. Barcilon would "surely find out". However, Mr. Barcilon had a fine reputation in the legal fraternity for being scrupulously fair with an unmatched ability for dealing with other people.
It is hoped that the memory of this great man and his contributions to Bermuda and Bermuda law will continue through the Annual Hector Barcilon Memorial Moot.
BAR COUNCIL'S ROLE AND HOW THE MEMORIAL CAME ABOUT
The first Memorial Moot took place in 1990. It was spearheaded by Andrew Martin, Narinder Hargun and John Riihiluoma who sat on Bar Council in the early 1990s together. They wanted to remember the legacy of their dear friend Hector by bringing together the Lawyers, Judges, Magistrates, and the Law students in a fun and relaxing environment which in turn fosters respect and a lasting relationship within the legal community and the Judiciary.
Bermudian, Spouse of a Bermudian and Permanent Residency Holder Law students are invited to sign up for the moot. Students having completed the LPC or BPTC course may sign up. Students should not apply if they have already started a pupilage.
The event takes place almost yearly with the winning teams names added to the Hector Barcilon Memorial Shield. There are prizes and momentos to each participant.
MOOTING RULES
The moot shall take place between two teams, the 'appellants' and the 'respondents'.
Each team shall consist of two advocates and one researcher.
It is the appellant's responsibility to introduce the advocates and the case.
The moot will be judged by a panel of 3 consisting of a Judge and two members of the Legal fraternity.
The facts of the moot are as set out in the problem and are not subject to dispute.
(a) At the end of the speeches, the judge shall declare which team is:
The winner of the legal case and
The winners of the moot, who will not necessarily be the team for whom judgment is given on the law.
(b) The team that is declared winner of the moot shall be the advocates who have presented their case with the greatest oral skills and legal clarity.
What is mooting?
The simplest way to describe a 'moot' or 'mooting' is the oral presentation of a legal issue or problem. It is perhaps the closest experience that a student can have while at college or university to appearing in court. As many first year law students will be aware, the legal profession (be it as a barrister or as a solicitor) is an increasingly difficult one to enter. Application forms for legal professional courses, solicitors' firms and barristers' chambers often demand that a candidate has, and can provide evidence of, their advocacy or mooting experience whilst at university (over and above any of the more traditional areas of advocacy such as debating). So for the sake of your future career it is worth gaining some mooting experience whether or not the activity is compulsory at your law school.
Mooting as an exercise may enhance your overall understanding and knowledge of particular areas of law and also enhance overall confidence in public speaking, general research, and presentation skills. In other words mooting experience can benefit every student whether or not they plan to follow a traditional legal career path upon graduation.
Prizes included a monetary gift, engraved gift and a goody bag for each participant. The names of the winning team members will be added to the Hector Barcilon Memorial Moot Shield which is kept at the Bar Office. This year, there was also a trophy handed to the winning team to display at the victorious law firm's location Appleby to be returned to the Bar Office just prior to the following years Moot.
PRINTABLE RULES & GUIDELINES (PDF)
The 2020 moot will take place in August with the date to be decided. Bermudian, Spouse of a Bermudian, and Permanent Residency Certificate Holder enquiries may be submitted to the Bar Office at bdabar@logic.bm
HECTOR BARCILON MEMORIAL MOOT 16 AUGUST 2019: Hosted once again by the Bermuda Young Lawyers Group ('BYLG'), the Hector Barcilon Memorial Moot 2019 was held on August 16th 2019 at the Supreme Court Room #1 in the Sessions House. We had six (6) participants separated in to two teams of three members each. The legal question this year was a criminal appeal, the judges for the Moot were Chief Justice Hargun, Acting Senior Magistrate Maxanne Anderson, and former Bar President Richard Horseman. The Moot was well contested and both teams conducted themselves with high regard and the advocacy was very good. The judges and the BYLG were extremely impressed with the hard work that was displayed. In 2020, we look forward to a higher turn out from the Bar and student in general. We also wish to thank the Bar for the support, the Argus Group for donating gift bags on the behalf of the Honorary Secretary of Bar Council, and the wining team of Ashley Fubler, Taznae' Fubler and Matthew Frick.
Pictured Winning Team: Ashley Fubler & Taznae' Fubler
HECTOR BARCILON MEMORIAL MOOT HELD FRIDAY 17 AUGUST 2018: The Bermuda Young Lawyers Group ("BYLG") hosted the 2018 Hector Barcilon Memorial Moot ("Moot") on Friday, August 17, 2018, in Court #1 in Sessions House. Following high-quality advocacy and in the face of intense questioning from this year's judging panel, the BYLG is pleased to announce that Team Appleby was selected by the panel as the winner of this year's mooting competition, meaning that Appleby has retained the winner's cup. The panel of esteemed judges for the Moot consisted of Mr. Mark Diel (Director at Marshall Diel & Myers Limited), Mr. Larry Mussenden (Director of Public Prosecutions) and Mr. Richard Horseman (Director at Wakefield Quin Limited and former President of Bar Council). The Moot participants this year were:
Pictured Team Appleby: Matthew Hogan, Amber Farrington, Remond Boone-Smith
Team Conyers: Izabella Arnold, Mahogany Bean, Ryan Robinson Perinchief
The members of Team Appleby, as the winning team, each received an individual winner's trophy, with the winner's cup to be put on show at Appleby and an engraved plaque to be displayed at the Bar Association offices. Each member of Team Appleby and Team Conyers also received a monetary prize and a signed copy of the second edition of Former Chief Justice Ian Kawaley's text "Offshore Commercial Law in Bermuda." Friends, family and members of the Bermuda Bar congratulated the Moot participants at a prize giving and reception at the Bar Association offices. The Leadership Committee of the BYLG ("Committee") would like to thank each member of Team Appleby and Team Conyers for their hard work and participation in this year's Moot. In addition, the Committee wishes to thank each member of the panel for their time in reading the submissions, authorities and other materials, and for their engagement with the Moot participants on the day, as well as for their thoughtful questions and judgment at the Moot. The Committee also extends a thank you to Annwen Stirling for her efforts in coordinating the reception and her assistance during the organization of this event. Thank you as well to all those who attended the Moot and reception for your support. A formal press release will be issued in due course and circulated to the Bar Membership. Thank you, Leadership Committee - Bermuda Young Lawyers Group.
RESULTS - HECTOR BARCILON MEMORIAL MOOT 11 AUGUST 2017: Team Appleby won the mooting competition this year over the Mixed team and have retained the Cup which we understand is proudly on display at the reception desk of Appleby! The event started off at Commercial Court #2 but with the influx of support from friends and family, all had to be directed into the larger court #1. The Moot Judges panel was made up of The Hon. Justice Stephen Hellman, the Director of Public Prosecutions Mr. Larry Mussenden, and Parliamentary Counsel Mr. Anthony Richardson. Refreshments and the prize giving followed at Appleby (Bermuda) Limited.
Team 1 (Appleby) consisted of Remond Bonne-Smith, Jacari Brimmer-Landy and Ciara Burrows
Team 2 (Mixed) consisted of Matthew Hogan, Ariana Caines and Ashley Bento.
This year's Moot Question was a civil dispute amongst family about whether there was a concluded contract to purchase property, complicated by there being a non-Bermudian involved.


I had no intention of going to Minneapolis. It wasn't because I specifically didn't want to go there I just had never thought of it as an option. When I set out on this journey Sara Dean, one of the pro's on my support team notified her clients of my blog through her newsletter. One of her clients forwarded my blog to her friend, Anna Dvorak who reached out to me and invited me to her home in Minneapolis.
Who is this lady Anna and was she a serial killer was one of my first thoughts. I know that sounds dramatic but this was my first invite from a stranger and a girl can't be too careful when traveling! It turns out that Anna is the furthest thing from a serial killer, she actually has made it her life's purpose to help people live healthy, thus actually prolonging their life.
My first night in town Anna invited me to have dinner at the home she shares with her husband Chris. One of the things that I have been excited to do on this trip is to break bread with people, learn from what they put on their table and that night was a great lesson in how to eat. We dined on a make your own salad of sorts complete with salad greens, quinoa, beans, cilantro, roasted corn, cucumber, red pepper, shredded carrots, sunflower seeds, salsa verde and a picco de gallo, this combination was amazing and something I would have thrown quite a bit of money down for in a restaurant. It was so exciting to know that I was nourishing my body while enjoying the food that I was eating. I never once felt deprived, never once yearned for bread, cheese or salad dressing which is not a normal occurrence in my diet. I was truly inspired by my dinner with Anna and Chris, the conversation and food were amazing and I left inspired.
Anna is putting her love and knowledge of food and nutrition to good use in her three Nourish e-cookbooks. Each of her cookbooks focus on healthy yet flavorful foods that are geared towards those with food sensitivity, they all are 100% refined sugar free and mostly gluten and dairy free. Currently she is testing every recipe with a handful of people of all cooking levels to ensure the instructions are written clearly and easy to follow. Her fourth cookbook is titled Fall which will complete the seasons when it joins Winter, Spring & Summer.
I am so excited to have Anna as part of my team and will look to her for guidance and inspiration when it comes to my diet, something that I desperately need. I hope to learn the skills to properly nourish myself on the road and can't wait to increase my cooking skills for all of the amazing dinner parties I plan to host when I am settled back in to my daily life.
It will be good to be known for a tasty and healthy meal or two as opposed to just specialty cocktails and jello shots as my friends know me now.
Sometimes you meet someone and it seems as if you have known them for years, conversation is fun and easy and you feel as if you have an instant friend, enter Jenn Walters co-founder of Fit Bottomed Girls. I have followed Fit Bottomed Girls for awhile and out of pure luck I checked the bios on their website to see if my path may cross with either of the founders. I was in luck, Jenn was from Kansas City, MO which was smack dab in the middle of my path. I reached out to her to see if she would be open to meeting me and she responded immediately with an invitation to join her for a yoga class and lunch. It brings me so much joy to have so many people respond to my journey in such a warm and positive manner.
We met for a 10:00am Yoga Flow class that was being held in the basement of the Unity Temple located in the Plaza in Kansas City. I had purchased my own yoga mat for working out in hotels etc and was excited to roll it out for its inaugural yoga session. When it came to yoga I was essentially as new as my mat having only tried it once in my life. I have noticed that since working out regularly I have become more flexible so I had high hopes for this class. It seems that everything I do is a lesson in humility, the picture I had in my mind had me doing graceful yoga movements while reality had my sweaty wet palms sliding all over my mat. Looking around I seemed to be the only person who was struggling in this manner, I didn't know if it was my precious Pacific Northwest reaction to the heat or if I all of a sudden started crying from the center of my hands. The instructor placed a heavy wool blanket in front of me to help me from my slip and slide however it did little to help.
I survived the rest of the class without drawing too much more attention to my sweaty challenges and vowed NEVER to attempt hot yoga. I am currently in R&D to create a velcro yoga mat and gloves combo.
Jenn and I dropped our mats in our cars and walked to lunch at Jack Stack Barbeque where she introduced me to true Kansas City BBQ with a burnt ends lunch. The food was great but the conversation was even better. I was able to chat with Jenn about the path she took to becoming a fitness blogger and the success and growth of Fit Bottomed Girls. In addition to blogging about all things fitness on Fit Bottomed Girls they also have two sister sites Fit Bottomed Mamas, catering to women juggling the stresses of parenthood and Fit Bottomed Eats, the tag line says it all "Being a foodie with a fit booty".
I left Jenn not only feeling as if I had made a new friend but also feeling inspired. It is so wonderful to see the successes of women who are working hard to create an online business and community which is benefitting so many people.
In a glorious turn of events some of my good friends happened to be in Denver the same weekend as me! They were in town for a wedding but also had plans to attend the Snack Attack Food Truck Challenge. Their friends who were originally from Sandpoint, ID owned and operated The Crock Spot which serves healthy and if I am to be the judge, very tasty cuisine.
The Owners, Stephen and Mandy spent eight months perfecting their fare using meats slow roasted in crock pots and mixed with various grains and sauces. They launched their business first at Colorado Fresh Markets in 2010 and by 2011 they were mobile delivering their food all across the Denver area. They rose to the top of the "food truck chain" when they were awarded the Editors Choice for the Best Food Truck by Denver's 5280 Magazine as well as chosen by The Food Truck Network as America's Favorite Food Truck.
I approached the counter and placed my order which consisted of a scoop of pearled barley, jalapeno shredded beef, chimichurri sauce and a hit of sriracha sour cream all served atop one another in a bowl. I have never been a fan of traditional crock pot fare but my wariness disappeared after the first bite. The combination of flavors were amazing, the meat was tender and the grain filling. This meal was a far cry from the traditional meat and potatoes I had tasted from other crock pots in my past.
In addition to the amazing food, the staff provides a fun and engaging experience. I loitered in front of the truck for quite some time before I finally took the hint and hit the road, kidding, they were so kind they would have let me stay all day which I considered or at least until dinnertime.
Are You Aware of Ayurveda?
I am severely behind on my posts, partially I blame Ayurveda. There have been plenty of times in my life where I learn something new, sometimes I get it right away, other times I sit there stunned as if I had been hit on the head…count my introduction to Ayurveda as part of the latter. I am slowing caging the birds flying around my head and getting a grasp on this practice but the process has been v….e…..r…..y slow.
A good friend of mine told me about Tim Lewis who practiced in Salt Lake City at Yoga Upstairs through Wasatch Ayurveda. I will be the first to admit that I did not do my homework prior to arriving. I assumed that we would be doing Ayurveda, a form of yoga. I arrived at the studio expecting to humiliate myself with my lack of balance but was met with a sort of counseling session instead.
Tim motioned me to sit in a chair across from his, he had a very calming and quiet disposition about him, with his legs crossed in his office chair he began to tell me about Ayurveda and how he came to practice and teach. In his early 20s he was on a destructive path, involved in drugs and living an unhealthy life. He found that Ayurveda gave him the tools and awareness to find more stability and peace.
A brief description of Ayurveda is a form of alternative medicine with the ultimate goal of healing imbalances. Many times, the root imbalance lies in the digestive system and in the mind.
After a visual diagnosis of my face, hands and tongue Tim diagnosed me as a Pitta/Vata. He provided me with a report of findings, below you will find excerpts from this document.
Pitta: The balanced Pitta individual is blessed with a joyful disposition, a sharp intellect, and tremendous courage and drive. As the fire of the mind and body becomes unruly, however, the laughing Pitta quickly becomes the yelling Pitta. Anger, rage, and ego replace Pitta's positive attributes, leaving an individual who is bitter with life and overbearing towards others.
Vata: The balanced Vata individual is active, creative, and gifted with a natural ability to express and communicate. When the wind in a Vata type rages like a hurricane, negative qualities quickly overshadow these positive attributes. Common signs of Vata imbalance include anxiety and bodily disorders related to dryness, such as dry skin and constipation.
Tim suggested I first focus on bringing balance to Vata, he indicated it was the first dosha out of balance and the easiest to bring balance back to. He stressed that it is essential to address vata at anytime we are making shifts in our lifestyle. Uh hello, that is exactly what I am doing! In addition to creating better sleep patterns Tim suggested I find peace and harmony in my home environment. He understood that I was currently without a home and indicated that this journey of mine was in direct conflict with what my balanced being needed. Sigh. I am not giving up this trip. If I need routine and a home it is going to have to come in the form of this blog and the people I am reconnecting with and meeting.
One of my favorite findings in Ayurveda is that it is believed that my dosha explains my aptness to put on weight, to protect myself, I know it isn't the only reason for my weight but it is nice to have an ancient medicine understand my struggles.
I have a lot to learn about this ancient form of medicine before I fully understand my session with Tim but I am definitely interested in learning more, who doesn't want to live a balanced life?
Take a look at the following YouTube video to get a better idea of what Tim is doing at Wasatch Ayurveda. We didn't have time to delve this deep during my visit but I have to say after watching this video I wish I had time for the full treatment.


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2018 ID Clinic
Trio of Terriers Named to All-NCAC Softball Team
Led by First-Team selection, Megan Davis, the Hiram College softball team placed three members on the All-North Coast Athletic Conference Softball teams, announced the NCAC on Tuesday morning.
Along with Davis' first-team selection, sophomore Bailey Scheck was named a Second-Team All-NCAC selection, while freshman Giselle Chavez was touted as an All-NCAC Honorable Mention honoree. The selections were the first in the careers of all three athletes.
The trio helped the Terriers to their best NCAC record since 2016 and paced Hiram to their best overall record in the three-year tenure of Head Coach Scott Pohlman. Hiram has now improved in the win column in each of his three seasons.
Davis becomes the first First-Team All-NCAC selection for the Terriers since 2014. Additionally, she is just the fourth Hiram freshman to earn first-team laurels, and the first since Brittany Zajac in 2014.
Despite missing part of the season due to injury, Davis was one of the most efficient players in the North Coast Athletic Conference. She was one of four players to hit over .400 on the season, ranking third in the league with a .432 batting average.
Along with leading the Terriers with in batting average, Davis also led the team in slugging percentage (.580), doubles (10) and RBIs (17), despite playing in only 25 games throughout the year.
Being named to the first-team as a utility player, Davis was solid against conference foes, hitting .414 on the season. Throughout the year she posted eight multi-hit games, and totaled multi-RBI performances, five times, including posting a four-RBI outing against Cal Lutheran on March 4.
Named a second-team honoree, Scheck held down the pitcher position for the Terriers, despite Hiram dealing with a number of injuries at the position. She made 25 appearances on the year, starting 23 games and posting an earned-run average of 3.29.
Scheck made her mark on the Hiram record books, tossing 136.1 innings of work (ranking sixth on the all-time single-season list) and striking out 90 batters on the year (fourth on the single-season list). Her ERA is the lowest by a Terrier since 2011, when Sarah Padilla tallied a 2.82.
Bailey pitched in 17 of Hiram's final 20 games of the season, and produced a decision in 13 of the 16 outings against conference foes. She tallied six wins against the NCAC, throwing 80.2 innings of work and touting a 3.04 ERA.
Twice on the year, she started both halves of a doubleheader against a conference foe, earn two wins, each, in sweeps of Wittenberg and Oberlin. Against the Yeowomen, Scheck pitched 13 innings, allowing just eight hits and one earned run.
Her top game of the season came against nationally-ranked Baldwin Wallace, as she blanked the Yellow Jackets, 3-0, in seven innings, striking out a season-high nine batters.
Chavez earned her first All-NCAC laurel in her first year with the program, appearing in all 36 of the team's games throughout the year. She finished the season with a .277 average, knocking in 10 RBIs and scoring nine runs.
Her best work came against the NCAC as she upped her batting average to .333 against conference opponents, driving in five runs on 12 hits. A solid defender, Chavez patrolled the outfield for all 36 contests, committing just four errors throughout the season.
The future continues to look bright for the Terries, as Hiram now has five players, who are just in their first or second season, who have earned All-NCAC laurels. Davis, Scheck and Chavez now join Kaitlyn Hager and Mariah Sheffield, who earned All-NCAC accolades last season.
May 16, 2019 Megan Davis Earns NFCA All-Region Honors
May 7, 2019 Trio of Terriers Named to All-NCAC Softball Team
April 27, 2019 Softball Falls Twice in Doubleheader at Kenyon
April 24, 2019 Terrier Softball Snags Split with Wooster in Pivotal NCAC Showdown
April 17, 2019 Davis/Scheck Lead Terrier Softball to Senior-Day Sweep
April 16, 2019 Softball Swept by Ohio Wesleyan
April 13, 2019 Softball Falls Short in Conference Matchup Against DePauw
April 11, 2019 Scheck Shines as Terrier Softball Splits With #24 BW
April 9, 2019 Hiram Softball Split Doubleheader Against Allegheny
April 6, 2019 Scheck's Shutout Highlights Doubleheader Victory Over Wittenberg
April 3, 2019 Terrier Softball Drops Two to Denison
March 31, 2019 Softball Split Doubleheader at Bethany
March 26, 2019 Terriers Drop a Pair to Mount Union
March 20, 2019 Terrier Softball Earns Doubleheader Sweep over Westminster
March 15, 2019 Softball Drops Two at Thiel
March 8, 2019 Softball Swept by Pomona-Pitzer
March 7, 2019 Hiram Softball Split Doubleheader Against the Redlands
March 5, 2019 Softball Falls Against #9 Hope International
March 4, 2019 Softball Drops Two Against Cal Lutheran
March 3, 2019 Acton's Home Run Highlights Softball's Season-Opening Day
March 1, 2019 2019 Hiram Softball Season Preview
January 25, 2019 Hager Named Pre-Season All-American by FPN
October 2, 2018 Hiram Softball to Host Prospect Clinic with Lake Erie College


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Марі́я Фе́дорівна Барбула́т  — молдавська радянська діячка, селянка. Депутат Верховної Ради УРСР 1-го скликання (1938–1940).

Біографія
Народилася  року в бідній селянській родині в селі Бруштени, тепер Броштяни, Рибницький район, Молдова (Придністров'я). Батько помер у 1917 році. Працювала у власному сільському господарстві, а у 1930 році вступила до колгоспу.

З 1930 року — ланкова колгоспу «1 Травня» села Бруштени Кодимського району Молдавської Автономної РСР. З 1932 року обиралася членом сільської ради села Бруштени, головою фінансової секції.

26 червня 1938 року обрана депутатом Верховної Ради УРСР 1-го скликання по Кодимській виборчій окрузі № 60 Молдавської АРСР.

2 серпня 1940 року була утворена Молдавська РСР, у склад якої ввійшла Молдавська Автономна РСР, а депутати обрані від округів Молдавської АРСР припинили виконувати свої повноваження у Верховній Раді Української РСР.

Подальша доля не відома.

Джерела
 Марія Федорівна Барбулат // Колгоспник Кодимщини : газета. — Кодима, 1938. — № 70 (1065). — 28 травня. — С. 2.
 Марія Федорівна Барбулат // Колгоспник Кодимщини : газета. — Кодима, 1938. — № 73 (1068). — 4 червня. — С. 2.
 Список депутатів, обраних до Верховної Ради УРСР // Вісті [ЦВК УРСР] : газета. — Київ, 1938. — № 148 (5338). — 29 червня. — С. 1.

Депутати Верховної Ради УРСР 1-го скликання

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Librariana I: History
This small collection on the History of the Newark Public Library consists mostly of secondary articles and essay written by various staff members. Of particular interest is the thesis by Julia Sabine on the "Antecedents of the Newark Public Library" (1946), along with her other writings from the 1970s. A history celebrating the 100th anniversary in 1989 is also included, as well as the exhibition labels for the exhibition on the 125th anniversary in 2014.
The Newark Public Library traces its roots to a referendum in 1887, which approved the founding of a free public library, open to all citizens. Thereafter, the Board of Trustees was established; a librarian, Frank P. Hill, was hired; and the former holdings of the Newark Library Association (a subscription library founded in 1847) were acquired (approximately 10,000 volumes). The new Free Public Library of Newark was opened in 1889 on West Park Street near Broad Street (in the former building for the Newark Library Association). By the end of its first decade, a new building was under construction on Washington Street – one that opened in 1902.
Throughout its history, the Newark Public Library has served and enriched the lives and experiences of citizens and visitors by offering exhibits, cultural programs, classes, reference assistance, popular and research level collections, especially in art and local history, all free of charge.
This small collection on the History of the Newark Public Library consists mostly of secondary articles and essay written by various staff members.
Librariana I: History. Librariana, Librariana. Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library.
Librariana I: History. Librariana, Librariana. Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library. https://newarkpubliclibrary.libraryhost.com/repositories/3/archival_objects/77881 Accessed February 01, 2023.


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Nominations now accepted for Scott Awards of Excellence
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce, the News Star and the University of Louisiana at Monroe College of Business plan to recognize the growth and development of new and expanding businesses in Ouachita Parish with an awards ceremony that will be held on M
Nominations now accepted for Scott Awards of Excellence The Monroe Chamber of Commerce, the News Star and the University of Louisiana at Monroe College of Business plan to recognize the growth and development of new and expanding businesses in Ouachita Parish with an awards ceremony that will be held on M Check out this story on thenewsstar.com: http://tnsne.ws/1N5Ep4P
Staff Reports, news@thenewsstar.com Published 1:59 a.m. CT April 12, 2016
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce announced the participants of the 28th Leadership Ouachita Class at the Monroe Chamber Office.(Photo: Courtesy image)
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce, The News-Star and the University of Louisiana at Monroe College of Business will recognize the growth and development of new and expanding businesses in Ouachita Parish with an awards ceremony that will be held on May 19. The three entities have collaborated on The Thomas H. Scott Awards of Excellence.
The awards will be presented to Ouachita Parish businesses that have demonstrated a commitment to Northeast Louisiana by creating or retaining jobs, making a capital investment in machinery, equipment or a new facility and that participate in worthwhile projects that make the community a better place to live.
The award is named after Thomas H. Scott, the founder of Scott Companies, which is headquartered in Monroe. Scott was raised in Mississippi and attended Mississippi State University where he received a degree in agriculture engineering. Following graduation, he moved to Shreveport where he was employed with International Harvester. While in Shreveport, he met Mayme, the woman who was to be his wife and life-long companion. The couple moved to Monroe in 1939 to open Scott Truck and Tractor Company. Over the years, Scott Truck and Tractor evolved into Scott Companies, which includes Scott Equipment, Scott Financial Services, Scott Irrigation, Scott Real Estate and CBS Interests.
Scott summarized his business philosophy in a company brochure that was published in 2000. In it he said, "People are important. Our number 1 goal has always been to serve the customer. Our business has been built on service to our customer and service to the communities in which we are located." Scott continued to work at the business until his death in 2001 at the age of 90.
According to Sue Nicholson, president and CEO for the Monroe Chamber of Commerce, "The businesses that will be recognized with this award will demonstrate the principals and values that Mr. Scott embodied in his life and in his work."
Four awards will be presented:
Small business category (businesses that employee 1-10 people)
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Nominations are open to any Ouachita Parish business that expanded their business or made a capital investment in 2015/16; created or retained jobs; and that participate in worthwhile causes throughout Ouachita Parish. Nomination forms are available at the Monroe Chamber. Area businesses are encouraged to nominate their own business. The deadline to submit a nomination is 5:00 p.m. Friday, April 29. All completed nominations should be mailed or delivered to the Monroe Chamber of Commerce at 212 Walnut Street, Suite 100; Monroe, LA 71201.
The winners will be announced at a reception to be held on May 19 at the ULM Conference Center. Tickets for the event are $30 per person. For more information or to nominate a business, please call the Monroe Chamber at 323-3461.
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Delay the Lords Reform!
As the coalition government is stumbling from one mistake to another, it is hard to dispel the impression that most of its wounds are self-inflicted. To add to the list of problems, the government has opened the can of worms again that is the reform of the House of Lords.
As many observers of constitutional affairs have noted only half-jokingly, House of Lords reform has been imminent since 1911. In that year, parliament approved the Parliament Act which established the supremacy of the House of Commons. Ever since, politicians and the British public have wondered what the role and purpose of the Lords could be in the legislative process.
Much ink has been spilled on possible reforms for the House of Lords and many a commission's report has come and gone. But now, the government is determined this long protracted issue should enter its final phase. In fact, it is so determined to solve the House of Lord issue, ministers will move other legislation out of the way in the House of Commons schedule to make place for reform legislation. Why the haste?
One reason may be the desire of the Liberal Democrats to secure their legacy before the next general election. Putting in place some of the changes they promised in their election manifesto in 2010 may provide a critical stepping stone for their electoral survival. However the timing of this round of reforms of the House of Lords appears deeply flawed. While few would argue that making the Lords an elected parliamentary body would increase their legitimacy, it is the timing that is ill conceived.
Scotland's First Minister has announced a referendum on Scottish independence for 2014. Whether or not Scotland may secede from the Union in 2014, Britain will need a fundamental transformation of its constitutional structure as devolution for the three smaller home nations gathers pace. The obvious means for re-jigging the British constitution would be a federal upper chamber that could ensure regional and national representation and balances the power of central government.
Any precipitate House of Lords reforms however forecloses this option. Once the upper chamber is a fully elected body with the main political parties dominating its composition, any federal solution become unfeasible. Since not much has changed in the last 100 years, chances are we would have to wait another century for a federalisation of the upper chamber. The forces set in motion by devolution may not wait that long.
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Alliance, n.: In international politics, the union of two thieves who have their hands so deeply inserted into each others' pockets that they cannot separately plunder a third.
Times Square Ball Drops for the First Time
In 1904, The New York Times moved its headquarters to what is now known as Times Square. That December, it held a New Year's Eve celebration that proved to be quite popular. A few years later, the newspaper created an illuminated time ball—then a well-known dockside device by which sailors set their ships' clocks—that would fall at midnight. The annual ball-drop outlived both the newspaper's address on the square and the use of time balls in general. What was Times Square's original name?
Laura Maria Caterina Bassi
The first woman to teach at a university in Europe, Bassi was born into a wealthy Italian family in 1711 and was privately educated for seven years. Her scientific work was encouraged by Cardinal Prospero Lambertini, who would later become pope. She attained a position at the University of Bologna at the age of 21 and was thereafter instrumental in introducing Isaac Newton's work to Italy. After she joined the Institute of Sciences at the age of 65, who served as her teaching assistant?
Jerome David "J. D." Salinger
Salinger published his first and only novel, The Catcher in the Rye, in 1951. An immediate success, it generated a cult-like dedication among readers. Though he also released a handful of short story collections, Salinger ceased publishing after 1963 and spent the rest of his life as a recluse in Cornish, New Hampshire. After his death in 2010, rumors swirled that he had left behind a number of finished works. According to one of Salinger's neighbors, how many novels did he complete?
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Robert Stark talks to Director Richard Wolstencroft about The New Twin Peaks
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Robert Stark, co-host Pilleater, J.G. Michael, and Count Isidor Fosco are joined with filmmaker Richard Wolstencroft live from the Black Lodge to talk about the new Twin Peaks series and how it compares to the original.
Intro: The Northern Lights – Falling (feat. Lucy Black)
The Black Lodge and it's theological and occult symbolism
The 80's quality of the original Twin Peaks, the 50's nostalgia theme, and David Lynch's interest in fusing genres
Lynch's emphasis on visual aesthetics in his films
How Twin Peaks was inspired by the Film Noire Laura (1944)
How the new series makes references to other Lynch films such as Blue Velvet
Contrasting the portrayal of the town Twin Peaks in the new series to the original; Richard's visit to the town of North Bend, Washington where the show is filmed
Lynch's portrayal of small towns; the idealism of small towns vs. the critique that there is a dark underbelly to small town America
Demonic possession vs. symbolism of the monster within
Cooper's Doppelgänger, Agent Cooper becoming Dougie Jones who has lost his memory, and whether he will come back
The theme of powerful entities trying too tap into the Black Lodge and how that will become the main narrative
The theme of "Sex Magic"
The film Mulholland Drive and how it was originally intended to be a sequel to Twin Peaks about Audrey Horne
Lynch's political views and his interest in Transcendental Meditation
How Twin Peaks touches on a variety of themes including culture, politics, the subconscious, sex, psychology, philosophy, mythology, and religion
Kyle MacLachlan and David Lynch as FBI Agents
The prediction that Cooper will return to Twin Peaks and end up in the White Lodge at the end
The role of the side characters in the new series such as Dr. Jacoby, Ben Horne, and Shelly
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RAF marks 100 years with day of celebrations
One hundred days after the RAF's official 100th birthday on 1 April, the RAF marked 100 years of operations with a series of spectacular events in London.
Over 1,000 RAF servicemen and women performed a ceremonial parade, along with almost 300 personnel lining the route, representing the diverse roles played within the RAF through the generations.
There was also a flypast of 103 aircraft over Buckingham Palace representing the RAF's history, its continued operational role in securing the UK's skies, and the future of air power.
Parade and Flypast
The parade was commanded by Group Captain Anne-Marie Houghton, a Sentry navigator from Headquarters Air Command. Group Captain Houghton has the distinction of being the first female navigator in the Royal Air Force after she graduated from training in 1991.
As part of the event, 55 Squadron Standards were paraded including that of 617 Squadron, famous for its role in the Dambusters raids which was recently reformed in 2018 to fly the UK's new F-35b Lightning II fighter jets.
Her Majesty the Queen also presented a new Queen's Colour to the Royal Air Force at a consecration ceremony. The original Colour was presented in 1951.
The flypast consisted of 103 aircraft with nearly 200 aircrew from 25 different RAF Squadrons, operating to and from 14 military stations and two civilian airfields. As well as the pilots flying the aircraft, the events were only be made possible thanks to the hard work of aircrew, support teams and Air Traffic Controllers. Their vital role in delivering the flypast reflects the fact that over 80% of job roles in the RAF are related to science, technology, engineering and mathematics subjects.
The flypast was made up of the following 19 aircraft, that passed over the Palace at 30 second intervals:
Lightning – the RAF's next generation fast jet
Puma – the RAF's advanced medium-sized, medium lift transport helicopter
Chinook - the twin-rotor heavy lift helicopter
Juno – the new training helicopter which has replaced the Squirrel
Jupiter – the new advanced training helicopter which has replaced the Griffin
Dakota - the Berlin Airlift transporter which helped to move nearly 9,000 tons of essentials every day
Lancaster – the iconic Bomber Command veteran aircraft; one of only 2 airworthy Lancaster's in the world
Hurricane – the battle-hardened workhorse of WWII Fighter Command
Spitfire - the iconic Battle of Britain fighter. The Spitfire was produced in larger numbers than any other aircraft before or since
Prefect – the new Elementary Flying Training aircraft which has replaced the Tutor
Tucano – the RAF's long-serving basic fast jet flying training aircraft
Shadow – the RAF's advanced intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition and reconnaissance aircraft
Hercules – the workhorse of Britain's tactical military air transport and humanitarian capabilities. First operational in the RAF over 50 years ago
Atlas A400M – the RAF's new, cutting-edge strategic air transport aircraft
C-17 – the key to Britain's global strategic air transport capabilities
BAe 146 – the RAF's short-range personnel transport and logistical support aircraft
Sentinel – the RAF's world-leading battlefield surveillance and intelligence gathering aircraft
Voyager – the state-of-the-art air-to-air refuelling and global passenger transport aircraft
Rivet Joint – the mainstay of Britain's aerial electronic signals intelligence gathering capability
E-3D Sentry – the battle-proven airborne early warning and command and control platform. An air traffic control system in the sky
Hawk T1 – the RAF's advanced fast jet pilot training aircraft
Hawk T2 – the latest version of the RAF's long-serving Hawk fast jet trainer
Tornado GR4 – the RAF's longest-serving strike and reconnaissance fast jet
Typhoon – the backbone of Britain's air attack and quick reaction capabilities
Red Arrows – the RAF's elite aerobatic team


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Does Kevin Durant Have a Secret Clapback Instagram Account?
Michael Harriot
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We all have that one friend who just can't let shit go. You know the one I'm talking about. The homeboy who thinks someone stepping on his shoe is a plot by his rivals to ruin his new Jordans. The homegirl who thinks the waiter has a vendetta against her because one of her mozzarella sticks was short, which means she got 7.63 fried cheese turds when the menu clearly states it comes with eight. Some people weren't born with the "I'm gonna let this one slide" setting.
Kevin Durant is like that.
To be fair, most elite athletes are like that. Tom Brady admits he's still fueled by being drafted in the seventh round of the NFL draft. Michael Jordan was still throwing shade at his high school junior varsity basketball coach at his Hall of Fame induction. When Stephen Curry did better than expected at a golf tournament this summer, he couldn't wait to tweet a social media middle finger to the people who doubted him.
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While he is known for raining 3-pointers from long distances and handling the rock with as much…
But very few people create a whole new virtual identity just to clap back at their haters. Apparently, a group of internet sleuths at Reddit (or, as I call it, "the racist Hardy Boys site") have unearthed a number of compelling clues about a private Instagram account that suggests Durant might be behind it, according to SBNation.
The first clue was this innocuous pic from the Instagram account of Durant's brother Tony, showing him with KD. Tony tagged Kevin and a private account, "quiresultan."
Quire and Sultan are the names of streets in Kevin Durant's old hometown of Capitol Heights, Md. The account only has a few followers but is followed by some of the biggest NBA names and rapper Big Sean, who is a longtime friend.
The account's profile picture is from the movie Goodfellas, a movie Durant often references. The account's bio reads only, "No live ball turnovers." In the 2017 NBA Finals, the Golden State Warriors scored 17 points off live-ball turnovers, setting the table for KD's first championship ring.
Then there's the fact that KD is known to clap back at haters on social media. There is a widespread belief among many people in the basketball-analyst community named Michael Harriot that the injuries that have plagued Durant his entire career all stem from his being cursed after attacking the Based God, Lil B, on Twitter.
An Outsider's Guide to the Lil B–Kevin Durant Beef
What follows is a 10-point guide to the on-again-off-again Based God beef that's now on all over…
Someone who acts like Durantula has used the account to argue with people who criticize him. Now, I'm not saying it's Kevin Durant, but ... OK, I'm saying it's Kevin Durant.
Now that Durant has been outed, the private account curiously switched names but has the same number of followers. So is Durant using a secret Instagram account for private petty purposes?
Who cares? Just hurry up and bring me the .37 cheese stick you owe me!
You can read the entire conspiracy theory at SBNation.
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It can also export the comments downloaded in to Mozdeh for keyword and time series analyses.
To use the YouTube features, (a) download Webometric Analyst, (b) register a YouTube project and get your developer key (this key gives you YouTube's permission to run automatic searches), and (c) follow the instructions below.These instructions take you to the parts of Webometric Analyst that are relevant for YouTube.
Start Webometric Analyst, select "Classic interface" from the Wizard that appears at the start-up (see below) and click OK. Click Yes if asked if you want to continue without a key. This will take you to the Webometric Analyst classic interface. This contains loads and loads of different features but you only need a few of them - and none of the menus - for YouTube analysis.
Click on the YouTube API tab near the top left of the screen to reveal the main YouTube processing options (see below).
Each of the buttons in the screen shown above performs a different type of search for YouTube information. If there are tick boxes in the same box as the search button then these are options that impact on the way that the search is carried out. The descriptions inside the boxes are intended to be self-explanatory but three are described below. *Warning - this may take a long time if you have a lot of searches! For example it might take over 24 hours if you have 100 searches.* All of these buttons (except the last) need your developer key (see above).
Search For Videos Matching Above Query. Clicking on this button sends a search to YouTube for whatever search is entered into the text box and saves the video IDs (a maximum of 1000) as a list to your computer in a plain text file. If you need statistics about each video (e.g., size, number of viewers), use the file created by this step in the Get Video Info... step below. For comments, use the file with the Get YouTube comments... step.
Search For Videos Matching Each Query in File. To use this button, first create a plain text file with one YouTube search per line (e.g., the first line might be "Michael Jackson" and the second line might be Thriller. This plain text file should be created with Windows Notepad. Clicking on the button and selecting this plain text file sends a separate search to YouTube for each search in your file and saves the matching video IDs (a maximum of 1000 per search) as a list to your computer in a new plain text file. If you need statistics about each video (e.g., size, number of viewers), use the file created by this step in the Get Video Info... step below. For comments, use the file with the Get YouTube comments... step.
Get Video Info for Video IDs in File. To use this button, first create a plain text file with one YouTube ID per line or use the file of videos created by the above buttons (example). Either use the URLs of YouTube videos as their IDs (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwoKkq685Hk) or just the IDs (e.g., WwoKkq685Hk). If making plain text file yourself, it should be created with Windows Notepad. Clicking on the button and selecting this plain text file sends a separate search to YouTube for each search in your file and saves the matching video IDs (a maximum of 1000 per search) as a list to your computer in a new plain text file.
Get Channel Info for Usernames in File. To use this button, first create a plain text file with one YouTube Username per line or use the file of video information created by the above button. You must use the official YouTube usernames (always without spaces - they can be found in channel URLs) rather than the display names. If making plain text file yourself, it should be created with Windows Notepad. Clicking on the button and selecting this plain text file sends a separate search to YouTube for each search in your file and saves the statistics.
Get YouTube Comments for List of Video IDs. This button downloads the comments from each video. To use this button, first create a plain text file with one YouTube ID per line or use the file of videos created by the Search for Videos... buttons. Either use the URLs of YouTube videos as their IDs (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwoKkq685Hk) or just the IDs (e.g., WwoKkq685Hk). If making plain text file yourself, it should be created with Windows Notepad (example). Clicking on the button and selecting this plain text file sends a separate search to YouTube for each search in your file and saves the matching comments as a list to your computer in a new plain text file. This attempts to download ALL comments on a video, and if it is a popular video with 100,000+ comments then this may take hours -to limit the maximum number of comments per video, enter a number in the max results per query box, or leave it blank to attempt to get all comments.
Make Reply Networks from List of Comments. This button creates a network diagram from the comments on each video, as downloaded by the Get YouTube Comments button. In this network, each node is a user that has posted at least one reply or that has received at least one reply to one of their comments. Other commenters are ignored. Arrows are drawn between commenters when one replies to the comment of another. Node sizes are proportional to the number of comments posted to the video by the user. More information about formatting the Reply networks here.
Convert YouTube Comments to Mozdeh Format. (just below the above buttons, in the middle- not shown): To use keyword analyses of the comments on one or more videos: a) Download the comments using the above options; b) Download Mozdeh and start it as far as the New Project screen, then shut it down; c) Start Webometric Analyst and click on the Convert YouTube Comments to Mozdeh Format button in the YouTube tab of Webometric Analyst, select the folder containing your YouTube comment files from Webometric Analyst and follow the instructions; d) Start Mozdeh, select the new project folder and click on open. Please read the Mozdeh website for information on how to analyse text with this program.
COPYING DATA TO EXCEL: If you copy the Webometric Analyst results to Excel to analyse then it might generate strange error messages and loose some of the video IDs. To avoid this, before copying the data into a worksheet, right-click the top left hand corner to the worksheet to select it all, select Format Cells... from the context menu, and select Text as the format. After this you can safely copy the YouTube data without generating Excel error messages.
It is no longer possible to get information about (a) the subscribers or subscriptions of a user or channels, and (b) subscriber networks for collections of users, sorry. This is due to changes in the YouTube API.


When we stop thinking of money as "mine" and start thinking of it as "ours," then we can decide together the best way to use it for the good of the whole family.
Detachment from money is the best way to avoid fighting over it. Has anyone ever encouraged you to take ownership of an idea, so that you will fight harder and more passionately for it? When it comes to marital finances, don't take ownership of your money in that sense. Take stewardship instead.
An attitude of stewardship recognizes that everything we have comes from God, even the talents and opportunities that enable us to earn a living. God gives us these things so we can use them to build his kingdom, not just accomplish our own personal goals. As the Catechism tells us, every owner is in reality a steward, who has the task of making his property fruitful and sharing the benefits with others, first of all his family (sec. 2404).
By moving from a me-centered to we-centered to God-centered vision of finances, spouses can become as united in money matters as they are in all other aspects of their lives together.
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Timorsångsmyg (Gerygone inornata) är en fågel i familjen taggnäbbar inom ordningen tättingar.

Utbredning och systematik
Fågeln förekommer på öarna Sawu, Roti, Timor och Wetar i ögruppen Små Sundaöarna . Den behandlas som monotypisk, det vill säga att den inte delas in i några underarter.

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Fåglar i australiska regionen
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The collected statistic information shows that different persons react differently to Dr. Gariaev's matrices. It has been found that this depends on the state of a person's energy channels. When the energy blockages are present in the meridians, the matrices will be less efficient.
The simplest way of testing the state of these channels is their checkup with the help of IVA information recovery appliance. A person who touches the harmonizer with his/her hands may sense nothing at all, or may eventually have various sensations in the form of heat, cold, pulsation, tingling or passage of energy streams in various organs. Based on the sensations of a particular person, it is possible to make conclusions about the state of his/her energy system. The matrices have a fast effect upon those persons who can sense the harmonizer at once, as this means they have no blockages in the meridians.


OSTEOAMP provides essential growth factors supporting bone formation.
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OSTEOAMP provides essential elements supporting bone formation.
OSTEOAMP is backed by science to meet the surgeon's need for a proven allograft that can achieve solid fusion outcomes.
OSTEOAMP does more than just provide the structural scaffold for bone growth. It is a uniquely processed allograft that maintains and preserves a wide array of naturally occurring growth factors found in bone and bone marrow to deliver an allograft with the clinical benefit of growth factors.
OSTEOAMP has been shown to be 73.7% less expensive per level than Infuse in one published study where 321 patients were evaluated in a TLIF/LLIF approach.
Donor bone is sourced from AATB-certified tissue banks in the United States.
All tissues are screened for the standard panel of infectious viruses.
Manufacturing and sterilization processes have been validated to inactivate the HIV-1, Bovine Hepatitis Virus (BHV), Bovine Viral Diarrhea Virus (BVDV), Hepatitus A Virus (HAV) and Porcine Parvovirus (PPV).


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